1: Do :Steam Boiler
Insurance- l
“ ' and Inspection
TAYLOR‘SE GOLDEN
NORWALK. GONN.
TILIPHONI 105-!
Park & TilfOrd’s
DeliciousCandies
it you" have cultivated afltelie tor
mod pure, Candy, .
OUR HOME MAD! OWII‘I'I
will certainly tickle ‘ palate. Ai-
jf. Awning .. F. H. Baxf 1233's
.‘fl
no...
J. I. MALLE'ITE
83‘ Washington 8t.
MISEEB’ HOPIGO‘I'OH
BOVB‘ ROOKPIOOF
(Guarantee with livery Pair)
~15 cents
LADIEB' six-THREAD
OILK LIBLE
~39 cents—-
HOSIERY, 2 for 251:
25c, 38s, 8 for $1
SILK HOSE. 600 to 01.75
(formerly Misses Dawson)
Tel. 449
” FOR SALE
NEW 30118 CRUIOING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $360. Apply at.
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster aheli Point, Norwsik
Busy Prices
My time is so well tilled with work
that I am able to divide a fair
compensation into small profits
among my patients. charging less
than many dentists iind it possible
to do.
And this feature of fair charges is
one of the best reasons why my
time is so well nlled.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. south Norwalk
Hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. In. Bun-
days by appointment only.
insulin,
fianme ssnrrnsu Teaspoon:
oALLs
Ole—News Department
Winslow. Deputment
44-2—Braneh Office. Norwalk
sue —Id|ter'svneslstsnos .
nus—city editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain tonight and Sunday morning.
probably followed by fair and colder.
Moderate northeast to east winds. The
pressure continues, loss over Ontario
and the lower lakes. and has caused
cloudy and unsettled weather during
the last 24 hours over. the northern
districts from the upper Mississippi
Valley to the Atlantic coast, with snow
in the Northern Lake region and rain
elsewhere eve this em. The pres»
sure is high war the Southeastern
States, resulting in a continuance oi
unsaaaonably high testilieratures over
the eastern sections from the Ohio
Valley southward. A severe cold wave
in the Iiritlrih' Northwest extends
southward between the‘itocky Moun-
tains and the Mississippi river to Ne-
You went-toitWWiterstlisi you can depend w—s store that
sinners in its every dint-t to are you an new ”MOI-71} store that
will never munoressut .di’iiiitfllln short. a sincere storethat is enn-
tent to Winder.” 1min" and so :wiu seep talth with its customers.
Mi business‘ Muffin
‘ fair prices and fit stilts-timeorder plane. I want your custom now-—
and want it in the future.
First in quell“. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
. err-Bonnie floatation“ Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
For Fresh FISH go where they handle unthing
but FISH to get the BEST
‘v‘Ion,
a
“72mm“ on a firm foundation of honest If!“ fl
is:
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
t‘
CHECK
Your Expenses
m
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH
The ~
South Norwalk, _
Trust Co.
AND PAY YOUR IILLO
BY CHECK
*—
eraar THE YEAR RIGHT
tending
ilnyoe.
Several matters of importance were
“"1 v transacted at the meeting; of Bucking-
TEMPEBATURI VEAR‘AQO T095,“ ham Post (i. A. R. inst evening at their
Temperature: Low. “22; high. .i2. meeting. »
C'°“d-"' Mrs. Julia 1'. heater. of ransom
avenue. is visiting {or about two works
CHO C OLATES in llldgewood. New Jersey. and I‘lrooio
25 cts.
lyn. New York.
———Men‘s, lioys‘ Winter Cups. O'l‘irlen.
Stillson~Powell Corporation,
82 WASHINGTON STREET
brasku.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred (lolriaohu‘lllll are]
visitors in New York todny nnd uxpertt
to attend the nuiomohllo show at Marin.
sou Square Garden and the iluni nor-1
All That," 111 the anlxnmn ’l‘hentro.
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’
Men s Overcoats
$8 50 and $10.00 Fancy Ovcrcoats, in broken
Iaizcs ........$5.85
$10.00 and $12.00 Fancy chrcoats, in all
sizes .. ......;..........$7.85
$13.50 and $15.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all
esee-eeesleeeeeseeee
sells
"Sizes se-seeeseves‘VDIeliese‘e‘sfe’anae “.85‘
$16.00 and $18.00 Fancy chrcoats, in all
sizes ..$1a.85
$20.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all sizes. . . £14.85
$22.00 and $25.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all
,sizes .......$18.85
$8.50 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . . . . $6.85
$10.00 and $12.00 Black and Oxford Over-
_ Icoats.................’.......... $7.85
$15.00 and $16.00 Black and Oxford Over-
fl .coats 81105
$30 Blick and Oxford Overcoats. . . . . . $111.85
"$55 Black and Oxford Ova-costs. .. . . . $18.81
' ‘ Boys' Overcoats
$3.5oand $4.00 Overcoats...........r..$s.es
7‘ .OOOVCTCOfHS ssssssssneesllssseess‘ee as!
.rsoOvereoats...........‘............ .35
soand$1s.0vercoats 1.85
“absent: overcome ans neurons
ees‘elsselseeae
eels
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.mCoats ”has
mcoa‘s‘eI’-seeussss‘eeéesesess-esssn. .35
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St. John and
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of tho Wosiport Water Com-
pany will be held Tuesday afternoon
(it iho company's ofllre in Wentimt.
friends will be pleased to know she
.hah returned to
liliormiy Shop, nfter an illness httwo
weeks. ‘
\ The Luriu Helpers will meet with
East Noru'ulk. on Monday afternoon at
i'm'munl-o of "We (‘un‘l lie on linll uni 311‘olock.
llravt‘a Baxter's m
. , Began This _
OGERS 81 STEVENS S
Read every line of the items that follow—they tell of actual and liberal savings to be see
Ages aid to so Years ii
-........... .w- J- -‘M-.. .
Miss Margaret iinnagsn's many
her duties at the
1 he
Mrs. John W. lintwrofl. R My rtio street. or two
i‘uiuo proporod to now. (‘nr
2130.
Gutblllls Bridge Fish Market.
rumors 108.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge. No. 108. ll‘. smith. 11.. will be
held at its rooms. Monday afternoon
at 1 o‘clock, for the purpose of tab
the funeral
Kryser.
have the two houses which they are
building for Frederick Gregory, uncles»
ed. Thomas Robbins has the "moon
work. They are ohm building a bonus-
iow nl liouuyton for New York portion
and have just timi‘ii‘ll the foundation
for 11 house in East Nnrwnlk.
it is exported that the contracts for
the oisvuslro rebuild}
South Norwnlk rusl Company; moss, “lill i’rrsideni Thomas Flahorty
hill in) 1th on out durir .thi‘. next “‘01 it; 111 ”ll" rhuiz‘.
President Ricard ll. Golden and great things are expected o it‘ in
and Sou-rotary and Treasurer ('lliil'li‘iii the future.
ii}. lloyi will go to New York Monday;
in connection with the-work.
NATIVE EBOALLOPB . . . . . . . .600 qt.
OPENED LONG OLAMEB ””400 qt.
FLATFIGH 100 lb.
FROOTFlBH 100 lb.
HERRING 120 lb.
Snapper lines. spanish Mackerel,
Bluefish, Steak Cod, Halibut. smelt,
Finnan Heddles, Eels, luuerd lay
and Gresnport Oysters. Long and
Round Clams In Shell.
' FREE DELIVERY.
litre. Gharies A. Rubey. or Lewis
“not. is ill at her home with an at-
tark or the grip. ‘
The iongconttnued case of Freder-
ick Porter. charged with non‘support
of his wife. was before Judge Edward
hi. Lockwood. in the Norwalk town
court. this morning. Porter was or-
dered at the last time he was in court
to pay or inner $3 per week for the
support or his wife and child. He has
done so and Judge Lockwood contin-
ued the row for iwu months.
S1. Mary‘s Young Ellen‘s Club met
last evening in their quarters in 1.001»
.ml s1ror~1 nnd transacted routine bus
of Ferdinand
contractors.
operations of
Tho club is pros cring
The pool iuhle has hoen
l il11~nn1usmnonis or the Phil).
. -........ . ,, ....._ . . WM ......_...
THESE ARE THE BIG BARGAINS YOU'VE WAITED FOR
Men’s Light-weight
Coats
0111: lot of Men's Fancy Fall ()vrrconta. light
antinu- ‘um colors; former prices $15 and
$18.‘”'Saepricc............. $8.85
OIIUOOeI
‘ . ()ncdot‘of Men’s Fancy Fall Overcome. light
smluntrdium colors; former prices. $20 and
$25.. Sale price ...................«.$is.85
One lot of Covert ’l‘op Coats, sizes 35. 36 and
37; former prices $12, and $15. Sale
price $335
. out Bargains fer Boys
BOYS' TWO-PIECE KNICKERBOCKER
SUITS
' Agestitoxy Years
$3.50 Suite to.“
:$5.m suitfi .D’OCI‘OI"II.‘COUVDO‘fleel|e.ae's
$6.00 91103st
$8.50 Suits‘...........................86.85
One lot oihoys' and small sleeMen's Roofers;
darkxolureti‘mrcrcoats; a as
’ 9 to 1‘3n‘jformér‘price Q .
. price era‘s '.'. a 1 .73]: ”was 0;»
. One lht‘of Youths" ,'
1 i.
~ One lot of Iioya'
.
“tsIsa-assassssees-sssnsssuse. .85
l Kill-l... l‘.‘.lbll¢.0'ltlll‘l> 5
, .. . , 1' .
A", r
former price $5.00. Stile price . . . . . . . $1.35
$5.00. bale.)
The Greatest Bargains
in Men’s Furnishings
Ever Offered
. . at Red Tag Prices
A no dozen hisu'ssoc’dilrg‘ligee Shirts... .39c
75 dozen Men’s 561: Working Shirts. .390
I-Zntirc stock of Men‘s $1.00‘Colorcd -Ncgligec’
‘H Shirts 79c
. $1.50 to $2.00 Star. Cluctt and ii. & W. Negli-
H gee Shirts $115
$50 dozen Men’s 15c black and fancy l'i’ose. .gc
riiMen’s 15c Camel Hair Half Hose ........9c
Men‘s fancy Lisle Half lines. 4 pairs in a box;
former price $1.00. Sale price. . . . . . . . .651:
50 dozen Men’s fancy colored l‘ure Silk Half
Hose: fermcr price 50c. Sale price... . .351:
' so dozen Linen Handkerchiefs; former price
15c. Sale price . 9t:
.1
[Y 3 '~ All our. 50c fancy liour-iri-Hand Ties. . . . .391:
3. $1.50 Oxford and fancy trimmed Sweaters”:
wag Oxford and fancy trimmed Sweaters. 11.95
3,: so rum Navy lllue SWcaters . . . ; . .. 43445
.50 Olive Drab Flannel Shirts. ..A. . . .98:
.’ and $1.00 Blue. double-breasted Flannel
hit“ .‘lC‘UII‘Iellelbselse.leael.aee.(~.
Lei $1
2
Miss Blossom Smith, of West sve-
nue. has returned from a visit in East
Orange, New Jersey.
pm
Shaman Commandery U. 0. t}. C.
met last evening. and transected sever-
~ PRICE’S “dresses cart
Important Reductions in
Clothing, Furnishings“! g
and Shoes " ‘
THE ”BI ‘
‘SALE~
I
a:
A son has been born to hir. and Mos.
John E. Ryan, of 6 Cross street... . \ »
——l'teroies. Derbies. O’Brien. ' ‘
WILLIAM R. electron DEAD. .
a1 matters or important business.‘ ---
The Sunday school board of the Nor- Wee for “gg'iggfm?!” of "If
walk Methodist church met last even-
ing and trnuaoted routine business.
Miss Mamie Sanger. 01 East Wall
street. left town
South Carolina. where she will attend
the wedding of a friend.
Mrs. A. Solmans has been quite ill
for several days of the grip. but her
many friends will be pleased to know
that she is now improving nicely.
Someone caused some slight damage
the other evening when they pushed
our the lino specimens of headstones
in the yard of Hates the monument
111.111 in Water sireotfi
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found to be 11 slif‘minrllil addition to the damage or the
ho boys, could not he ascertaoincd.
ured by the wise buyers—and wise buyers are always EARLYbuyers at our Red Tag Sales.
‘238f505ults ..... ......>-.....6.85
hideo‘Suits
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. liinilliam R
Shelton. who was clerk of the Superi
and Supreme courts of Falriield coon
from 191 to 1908. died yesterday noon.-
at the home of his sister. Mrs. William
H. Stevenson, in this city. He was:
widely known throughout Connectie
particularly among the legal prof
slon. ill health forced him to rail ‘_
from the court cerkahlp and his deli}:
was the culminationot a long illness
W . ’
Have you tried the effect of .a‘ so‘
folded band of tulle for a. hair 3}}!
These may be cleverly selected to” ' * 1
hence tho-beauty of the hair, both at
to color and sheen. .
.ggxe'
this morning for
‘ The amount or
culprits, thought to
‘ Men’s and YoutbS'
Fancy Suits
...........87.85 '. ,
$15.005uits.....................,..."..Sro.85
mandarin........‘.................:$rs35 -‘
MoOSuits........................zi.$ta.851.“
$25.00511its..1.......................O18.85r
33000811515 .....c............,.......$;ss.85
Men’s soc. OVcralls and Costs to match. . . .391: ‘
Men's $1.00 gray wool ribbed and camel's hair
.Underwcar ,ch
Bargains in broken sizes of Men's Union Suits. .
Men's hlne derby ribbed Underwear. . . . . .391:
Men‘s fleeced lined Underwear, double or‘sin-
gle breasted Shirts 39c ..
Men’s $2 and $3 Soft'ilats ............$x.43 -
’l‘rolle men's winter Suits, former price .318. .
Sale price $785 ’
Bargainsin odd lots of Men‘s and Boys’ Win-"i
tcr Caps. , . . ' P' ‘
Boys‘ $1.oo5aud $2.oo»fancy trimmed Sweat-
. Us . . . . . .
”agent.seas”sessions-sea,”I :vr'.
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