A HEART To HEART TALK is stirs to be sweet when the aubiect gator discussion is a box of our FINE. NFIOTIQ N84 To a box to some pretty miss and it a not you in salt right away. F. A. LANE Tel. «)9. 51 Washington at. ..iiliJEli DIM-Nam Department Malia-Business Dopartmant 44-2—3rancb Office. Norwalk .90 -—Editor's Rssldanoo Tali—City Editor's Rosldonoa WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity; Fair to- nbrht and Sunday; rising temperature; moderate west winds. A disturbance is central this morning near Salt Lake City, Utah. Pleasant weather pre- vails in all sections east of the Rocky Mountains. The temperature contin- ues low in the northern districts. it was from 20 to 30 below zero in North Dakota and Minnesota, and 16 below at Northtleld. Vt. Freezing tempera- tures extend as far south as New On leans. —.—_— WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. ’l‘cmpcraturu: LOW. 38; high. 53. Cloudy. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SEN- TINEL. The Evening Sentinel will he pub- lished as a morning paper on 'i‘ucsday, Washington's Birthday. Mrs. J. A. Stabcll. of Spring street, is recovering from a severe attack of tonsilltis. - ’Napped lists at O'Brien's. Mrs. Charles Sanford, of lianbury. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward'FIthl. if you arc interested in automobiles, read about the Cadillac “:so“ in l“. id. incl-mood & (Tofu Mr. Mrs, (‘. lrvinn llyinuton. oi Nor. walk, has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. llickcrmnu, in New Canaan. lloys' (laps, lloys' Caps. U'llrlun. Arnold‘s foundry has lii‘ill shut down until next Wednesday to. give the cleaners lime to call-h up with their stock. There will he nu important moot- lnu of the Lucia Helpers, Monday. the 21st. at :l p. In.. at Mrs. Leslie Smith‘s, Jill lfilmwood avenue. Every menthol” is urged to attend. in .\'orwnlk. last week. then- were ten sales of property. and the mort- aaucs recorded amounted to 827.530. For the accent week in il‘I-bruary, 1900. there Were four sales and mortgages recorded amounting to 319.305. M As it will soon betimc for everyone to begin house cleaning. and if you are going to need anything in the tins of floor coverings. it will pay you to take advantage of the February sale of outputs at A, J. Collins Co. tint? mIV. . Cant-u and ilmbrcllas. ltlluo llotba Stone l’lonuo. Mrs. l“. W. (lurard. Mrs. (E. W. Hhoiton and Mrs. ll‘rodorick 5. Lyon, of liouth Nor- walk. were among the guests at, the convention of the Stain Federation of Women’s (hubs. in New Haven, yon- tcrduy. O'lirlcu. , Work on the new fit. lmtilslauu Hun- unriuu Roman Catholic Church at lclm ilrovo street. is pmgronalnx nicely. and preparations are being made to put the slats roof on in II few days. This will Ito one of the most. atrlltinlt portionu ot' the building. The hod)’ of the roof will be of grotto state with red slain trimmings. in tho center of the West, side roof will be u represen- tation of the crown of the emperor of Austrtndlunanry. and which is es. peeled to be one of the classic works in connection with the handsome building. when your tires are turned on nu blast to look to your Firs lnsuranos. Every day you road of tires caused by over-heated furnace or stove. Fire Insurance is so reasonable you can'. t afford to be without It. 'l‘u'olihona III at once. don‘ t wait. or drop us a card and we will him! you immediately upon its receipt. Taylor & Golden Tot. 168-2 74 Washington as. South Not-walk, Ct. Pals People, Attention! Our ‘lrou Pills Make Ruddy; Cheeks You need the beat iron Tonic to give you Rich, Red Blood. $2.06 TROUSERS ....... . . $2.5o-$3.oo TROUSERS . . . . if; DAXTER. m mist $4.00 TROUSERS ..... ANDERSON’S $450-$500 TROUSERS . . . . $6.oo-$6.5o TROUSERS .. . . Launch W‘orks Boat Frames sat up and ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. OysterShehPoinhNorwaik A. J. Hand 8: Company Ellilllllilil Itililiillils titli- lliliilliillllill ‘ JOBBING AND REPAIRING It‘dlnnFrmw’illhe givcrfoi—nfiprlngfl'cl‘d ‘m‘ ' "WWW” "M‘— Masa., for the salesmen of the whole- sale grocers of New England. ll. L. Knapp and H. 8. Bell. of the ll. K. at S. Co will attend. “W This month it's a case of .“You need what you need when you need it," where Trousers are concorhod. With as, it's a case of, must sell all broken lines-hence the hur- ry-up prices on the very good Trousers from our regular linear—for work. for business, for dress: A Big Reductions l’ """" ed up their rlsemof yesterday. N.‘ v. - - . ~ - . ------- . - . i- . ~ $I 98 Central reaching 122% and Penny]. ...... ., . ...... $3.93 vanln 134%. The market sold roll a ,, , , .. ”.3393 fraction later. U. 8. Steel was run ,,,,, “-34.48 “D to 1% to 81% and Union Pacific (ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE) m Boys‘ straight pants reduced from 75c and $1.00 (no Knickerbockors) to . C) U i‘ F‘ ii if Ft 1". . _ co. old. i Hoyt'a Theatre Building, South Non 14 So. Main St" TWO STORES: "“0““ Building, walk. Gong. Phons 428 So. Norw'lk' Nam“ "Hog pardon. sir," said the doctor's .._._~‘WT——._..r«._wu__.flmW-jmma—m assistant. "There is a man at. the MORE DON’TS ”WALL STREET. 10:10. a. m.-—Tho opening stock market showed some , or prices for Americans in the Motion 'markot. Changes hers ware mixed and generally restricted to small frac. lions. U B. Rubbepgadvanced 1% and him in. put. Contilllldatod Gas and Galorsdo Fuel largo fractions. Inter- Metropolitan pfd. declined a mint. 'WALL 8'11, 11 a. Dir—AQUVO tra- ding for Union Plciflc and U B. Steel imparted a streamgtnne to the whole market and prisons advanced except ‘ for Reading. which met enough stock to keep it close to yesterday‘s last ,prlcc. The trunk lino stocks follow touched 188%. Buffalo and Basque- hannu Railroad pfd. sold at 35, com- pared with 62 the preceding sale in April last. WALL. STREET,‘}lose.——The mark- ot closed weak. The realizing move- ment which forced Reading 21/, under last night turned prices downwards. Earlier gains were mostly wiped out. Southern Pacific, the Union Pacific stocks. St. Paul, Rock island and At- chison lost 1 to 1%.. lmclede Gas rose 3 limiting Coal 1%. Bethlehem Steel old 1%. and American Tobac 39c Ill-b ...... door who wishes to see you at once. its declares he can‘t eat anything." "Go back and ask him if he can't eat anything because he hasn't any appe— hesitstion under the situation of low- . See our $1.00" Wool‘audllib Underwear At 69c OVERCOATS At Great Reductions Price’s Clothing Store". ’ 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk ' TELEPHONE 165-5 told Medal Flour, per bag. .37o 9 mil to: 2" ‘ Reduced i... the sale ' price. .. New, $7.89 ..-. $9.89: Ben Hur Flour, bag, 85c; bbl., $6. 75 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ...... —~Winter Caps. Winter Cups. O'Brien The. stock holders of tho liolnuzu, Kocior and Selleck Company held a regular meeting last Wednesday. llar~ vcy Kent was elected president and general manager, Clarence Slawson secretary and treasurer. Two games were played last night in the pool tournament of the South \‘orwaik Fire Polite. .l l. ltucklcy lttti non by ll liooihhy Hill by the. score of 100 to 76, and .i. Summers. it? .I, n on front K. Parker. 100, by the score of 1.1.3 to hit. The two notable features at the South Ntit‘u'itilt.llitlltist t‘hurrh tumor» Iow evening of immediate local inter not will be Ila.- pastoI' a prelude on the Adams l-‘xplcss Tram-Iii and the of i“"tl‘t(ll) solo by Mrs. Franklin lrvlnu Smith. 0 [lost in the Land. by Mun- dolssohn. ‘Au important meeting of thc llnr- lwrs' Union will be held tomorrow at“ lI-rnoou. “hon. among the matters to be brought up is the election of a pros: ideal of a president to succeed iier- hurt Front-la, who wont from lll'l‘l‘ in l‘mnbury. Frank P. llddu, who was Mr. Francis. who was not installed. is still acting as president. ~—l.atost llcrbios. U'llrien. At a met-ting of l‘m‘lti-nov 'i‘rilw at their rooms in Wall street last night. a committee of three was appointed to lililltt' arrangements to convey the tra- veling blanket which is now in the window of the Norwalk Hardware (‘qunuyn to liridgoport on March 1.3. They were llownrd Godfrey, William I. (‘omstoclt and Edward lirowor. At the meeting next Friday night the Will“ rioru degree will be conferred on two candidates. t‘hnrlos Lee. Jr, and 'Floyd t‘ulllu. (if his sermon. tomorrow night. ltm‘ It. I). ltubort says: it upon which the loyal Si-lontlst tlanlty. about Chitin, daotI-a l‘rovly Christ's words and refers still freely to Ills miracles of hoalluu. Ili't‘ll Mrs. I‘Mlly claims to rpm-w from that (thrlullan tit-tours lwallnu Itl't‘llidt'llt previous to the election of there is on“ feature oi” the (‘hrlstlnn Hrlvnm faith luvs stress, it in upon the olmucut or (‘hrlu- The Scientist has much to any “IMF" in- the early t-xtwriunI-ca of euro. and insists ls (‘hrlat's heating up to data. This claim llont think need cglpn out hulls wood souls screenings Ilce hulls peanut hulls ground straw Iltil‘tw mm «at them obsn smunrcd with a little molasses. will take llovcr powder In blatkbcrty jam and howl Our lll(il‘(.‘-tlle horse haunt the intelligence of a human rhlbl. lie is your property; you deceive yourself when you cheat your horse. Quality First, Last out! All tho Tints. MANUEL TORO HATCH. Pmpriotor Bonnie Horse Food Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Feed Bonnie Stock ll‘eed Bonnie Scratching Food Bonnie Little Chick Feed -MWW- _umm ! Jackson 3 Photographs Combine the Finest Material with years of Study and Experience. RESULT: A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Call and Boskbur' New Samples. WE DO FRAMING. A Large Variety of Choice Patterns and Prices to Suit. Bring Your Pictures and Let Us Suggest a Propsr Frame. Jackson’ 5 Studio ! NORWALK. CONN. Opposite Hotel These young ladies are discussing. face to face. the so:- gestion of visiting the Studio' of G. S. North South Norwalk In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It' to cheaper to run and gives more satisfactory rosults..Speciiy an Argand Boiler Ask us for information The ARGAND BOILER Co. scorn uoswntx cons. ARGAND DO‘LERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK. W.s.....¢~...m ., m. . 78 Washington Street an...“ .. .. Getting Back to Coffee- Every now and then a certain proportion of families depart fee. CVGI'. contented users. The Union Pacific Tea 00., 120 WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 502-! from the beaten path and take a try at some substitute for cof- only to return to the old beverage with more gusto than Those who use our Mocha and Java 25c Coffer never think of trying substitutes~thcy are satisfied. and YOU will be. Join the constantly growing army of Tsisohona at sides. ”04. Tsisphous at houss. ass. 5.... FRESH}: ' Funeral Director and Embslmcr 10 North Main Itnst. loath Nomslk. itssldsnos. 0 Washington bit-oat. NORWALK Savings Society. taconaonsrao 1m 25c. bottli- Alpha Salad Dressing. 15c the bottle Alpha Salad Dressing. .iOo Oranges. Grapes. Apples, Celery Sweet Potatoes and Parsnlps. United Grocery Co do NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE :43 a; - .wsr sou assume Wind! it you haven't Furnace or Steam in the bottle. than to buy a reliable Gas or Oil Hester! We have them in all sizes at all prices. If .there's a cold spot in the home. take a car to ill tots ii taunt ulna. 17' NORWALK. CONN. WW. ”1°“ from A to Z. both his and little ABEHI "BWE Bm'Is letters. . Uncle Sam .is just as wine a guy as the other fellow, who wants to sell books on the instalment plan. and first sends out a circular which is soon followed by the book agent in the flesh. Blank schedules are sent. to manufacturers, whose names are on file under the up to data card Indox/ system of keeping .a visiting list, the. cards being made up from information gathered from various .sourceo. eluding directories and trade journals. A little time after the receipt of the blank the agent puts in an appearance! at the manufacturing lent, where he may or may not find t at the questions have been answered in advance of his coming. by somebody who knows his business and that of the concern with which‘ li'l’il’i BEIISIIS IIIIIIIil Agent, Method of Procedure and Questions Mrrc man who cannot thrive under the slutty glance of a woman whom he has put on the rack as to her age. finds In the gathering of statistics for the manufacturing and of the census a delightful freedom from the embar- usamcnt which comes with the ask- ing of ”How old are you?" CODBt'qllt'llt- i), it has not been a difficult matter to got good men to look after the man- ufacturer's Census in this state. which is taken under the direction of J. Olin llowt- of Waterbury who is known as tho ohlof special agent. Twsnty Specials. There are about twenty specials uu dry the chief special, the apportion- ment of nut-nth lwlnu, in part, as fol. lows; llurtlord . New Haven 1i. Bridge- port ;l, Waterbury 2. New llrltpin l. Unnbury 1. Norwalk l. Winutud 1. Their duties in the gathering of stalls tire on to manufacturers are, of course largely in the manufacturing centers, the cities. but their work in the big places will be followed by Journeys to ‘ those which are ling stations on Illl' in- dustrial map. The agents have already bogun their labors in Nowrllavnn county and the in that particular instance is not burq demonic. but it is not always thus, by to do the lion‘s share of the work '0! answering the queries which Includ- al schedules them are supplemental athedult-s. tilted to particulnr I!!!” (if luminous, which [to into more dstalls than the general schedules. What Must Is Answarsd. ' Location. makeup of corporation or partnership, working time. InW' t‘nllltnl. number of people omplwsd. cost of motoriais, value of produota. WALL STREET; in- _ be is connected, the work of the aunt .. Inn questions and sub questions, Mulls ., ber from no to 60. Besides the noon: . if they have been answered, . , any arenas and often the agent has, . tile or because he hasn‘t the price. .. lbs Prunes .................. 250 3 cans Corn” .. ............. ...250 He may he an ultimate (tantalum-Pm 3‘ pkgs. Seeded Raisins. ...... 25c 3 cans Peas ..... . .............. . 25¢ _ . , , l‘llrminghnm Agellcrnld. it lbs. Muscatel Raisins ........... 254: 3 cans Tomatoes ............... ...25¢ «to “h uunomltul l":g::§'km: 3 lbs. Sultana Raisins ............ 256 3 cans Karo Syrup. . ............. 25° CHOCOLATES ' 25c 11). Bunsen-Powell commons. as WMHING‘WN i1“. is worthy of investigation if one is to put a normal valuation on the system and as tho wat to the last of the nor- too of the twenty minute talks on Christian Science. the pastor of the First Church will speak on t'lhrlatlnn Science or Chris! ~«»Wh|rh? at the sor» vice tomorrow evening. The popular song service will be bold as usual. Weakflsh. 12c lh.; Snapper LARGEST AIBORTMINT OF daemons Ins. Valentines . ANO Vagintint; Posgseigds Elm..lfiiiiii‘i'..T‘”.llfi...3“iii..°&3liii mm c to . At COLEMAN’S Mrs. Jennie Thomas Brown of New Haven, the further well known singer in Booth Mussolini s cumin our to NIW! areas participate in the musical oration at 10 NsrAth "wt-“k, a, magma the Sunday evening Instituts imp Isss Call an Incl «some. row evening. Georgetown Shad Long Clams. 40c qt; Largo Blues. Salmon. Smelt. Herring, Steak Cod, Eels. Ciscoos, Grocnport . Oysters. Long and Round Clams Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. Mrs. James Golden and Miss Anne» Deposits over $3,775,000 mom M. Holmes. Frost. Wm. A. curtis. VtssnPrsst. PrsII'k A. kits, [say A Tress. Blues. 12c 1b.; Rockaway I 0 Waiting for a more convenient time to save will never get a very large bank .FREE DELIVERY. .... .. .. account. MONTVILLI asptoaa'r D‘Afi. , The time to save is MONTVIMM. rob. litwnaymond “it" hour our com. hold and small accounts in‘ vlted. N. Parish passed away at his home in Oakdsle, this morning He was a untlvo of Moutvllls and was born March 3t, 1834. He was elected to the general assembly in illlld and in it!!! and was chosen senator from the t South Norwslh Trust Co. Eleventh district in 183: He was a} Republican and held many town at flees. _ , I. . I give the necessary start has been made this week.in llnriford county. Mr. Howe. who tunitus his permanent headquarters at his home city Waterbury. new helm: in Hartford. lilo Will remain in this vi- cluity a number or days. in order to instructions to awaits, and will then move on to nth or holds. an the gathering in of the edicts! figures in other counties will begin at the earliest possible date. The “it"!!! ”outs for Hartford are James R. n. Moore and Ernest A Rooney. or Bridgeport, and Clarence kind or fuel used and kind of poring" used are some of the questions which are to be answered by manufacturers in the next few months.. ' MAY sasuul Pool. emu. There is considerable. crummy that the interoompauy pool . mom between the South Norwa‘lk‘ Police and iconic Hook and , and Engine Company, " . which ended abruptly. V'IIII iii: ' « ed. There is a disposition W sides to have the tournaumit ) lie Darlsn boys say they ll: ___ __A . Wad-u; C. acarbomuah of West Hartford. Wit liam ti. Montague is the New Britain unent’ Ivory Flvs Wars. The in; array In facts and figures as to manufacturers ls gotten together every five years and is separate and distinct from all other census enumer- ation work. w. w. Stuart is the shelf statistician at the head urine manufacturers divaslou and he knows the whole alphabet of his line or bust r hard feelings and lilisiwlss'M ‘ Police are sorry that thsi arose it is hoped that the .. will so on again next Imask. ‘I‘bs'gbil's nnmont has been a very class now after several sessions, leads by 26 points -, ‘ " live his cam content“ bait; ryeslrod in st. Louis non: tilla' Japan Your one, ladies. pills luquirci. la.
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