It you itsvo chitivstsd a taste for
seed pure. Candy. , ]
OUR HOME MAD! “It".
will certainly tickle your Wain. Al-
vsys trash and causing. . .
r. stasis
rel. cos. . . in minimum If.
f w it WW8
svsumE—eeurmsvinstspuous
mil-News Department
see—Buys». Department
«Ma—Branch Oftlos. Not-walk
sso -—ldltor's Residence
nee—om summit-sides» ‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwslk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold “ tonight and Tuesday.
Moderate to brisk northwest winds.
Since Saturday'mornins the storm that
was then central over’ Lake Huron has
passed out to see off the coast of Nova
Scotia. An area.ot high pressure. cen
tral this morning over Minnesota and
Mnnitoba.,covers the entire interior
east of the Rocky Mountains. it. has
caused ,the temperature to fall decid-
ediy over the Eastern State during the
last 24 hours. Temperatures of zero
or below are reported this morning
from North Dakota east ward to Nor-
thern New England. Scattered snow
iiurries are reported from the Lake re-
gion. Elsewhere east of the Rocky
Mountains the weather is generally
far. . .. .
Leo Baker of Main street. spent yes-
terday with friends in New York city.
E. N. Sipperiy. of Westport. is able
to be out after it several weeks illness
with the grip.
William hicAllisier. of Dunbury.
spent yesterday with his brother Ed-
ward McAliistcr. oi lim'bor UVCIllii‘,
Norwaik.
Franklin B. Gregory. the, NUI‘Wiilk
carpenter, has néorce of men doing a
considerable am mi of work ill cross
Highways, in” Westport.
Lester Sanford, of Dunbury. is
spending three Weeks with friends in
The Norwulks. Mr. Sanford formerly
iiVCd in Merwin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Murphy. of
98 Connecticut avenue and family, ut-
mndod the iuncrni of a relative in
Bridgeport this morning.
The annual meeting of Star of Co-
lumbia Circle. Companions of the For-
est, will be bold tomorrow night. and
will be preceded by a supper.
Bryan H. Bilkzand Mrs. Silk, oi Nor-
waik, went «to New -York city this
morning, and willspend the day in
that city returning this evening.
The Ladiea' Aid Society of the First
M. E. Church will hold an important
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
B. M. Andrews. Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
The wind played havoc with awn-
ings and other movable articles in
Norwalk this morning. A cool waned
lost the chute. the wind taking it
straight up’ in the air and depositing
it some distance away.
Conductor Harry Phillipsou of Nor-
walll. had the misfortune to full in the
ear barn yesterday and injure his hand
quite badly. He had gloves on at the
time. but tore the flesh through them.
He waspblo to continue his run. how-
ever.
-—Ccntrsl Hotel dining room now
open. Regular dinner..il:'.io to :2. 5:30
to ll. 40c. First class service. Orders
her private parties by ,phone given
prompt Question. flit-3..
“ w. n. sienna... iiiiiilsiuss-
Insurance
and Inspection
TAYLOR&GOLDEN
In wasnmarou srnssr. IOU‘l'l-l
. NORWALK eons.
rsusmorls «as
Park. & 'f‘ilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~80 LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG ITORI
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at.
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point, Not-walk
, Porcelain
Plates
Are you one of those persons whose
mouth is in such a condition that a
rubber plate is continually making it
sore, and keeps you in a nervous state
all the time because you are obliged
to live on soft foods and oftentimes on
liquids? if so. here is Just what you
need—what you have often felt the
need of-~~~A PORCELAIN PLATE. The
most sanitary piste made. Come in
and let me tell you about it.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 s. m. to 8 p. in. Bus-
days by appointment only.
H ' .
MISSES' HOPSCOTCH
BOYS' ROCKPROOF
((iusrnnlec with livery l’ull‘)
~15 cents
LADIES' SIX-THREAD
SILK LIBLE
~39 cents—
HOBIERY. 2 ior 250
250. 35c. 3 for I1
siLk Hoes. 50s to am
J. 1. MALLE'i‘TE
s
(formerly moses Dawson)
88 Washington at.
Tel. «I
lull illiésluiu
Dyspepsia. 'Gss. Indigestion and
Heartburn Vanish and You Feel
Fine in Five Minutes
Every family here ought to keep
some Dispepsln in the house. as any
one of you may have an attack of in:
digestion or Stomach trouble at any
time. day or night.
i This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome a
idistressed. out-of—order stomach five
minutes afterwards.
If your meals don't tempt you. or
what little you do eat seems to fill you,
or lays like a lump of sad in your
stomach, or if you hav heartburn.
that is a sign of indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a lib-cent
case of Pope's Diapepaln. and take
a little just as soon as you can. There
will be no sour risings. no belching
or undigested food mixed with acid,
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach. Nau-
sea. Debilitsting Headaches. Dissiness
or intestinal griping. This will all go,
and, besides. there will be no sour food
left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pope's Diapepsln is a certain cure
for out-afordor stomachs. because it
prevents fermentation and takes hold
of your food and digests it Just the
some as if your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all stom-
ach misery at any drug store. melt
ing for you.
These large socent cases contain
more than suflicient to cure almost any
chronic case of Dyspepsia. indigestion
or any other Stomach trouble.
Jack Burns. of Chapel street. «who
has been quite ill for a long time with
an attack of pleurlsy. is again able to
be out. ills numerous friends are
greeting him about the town today.
Reuben Robins. of Reed street. fell
while playing basketball with a num-
ber of friends recently and broke his
left wrist. The injury is improving
and Mr. Robins is able to be about as
usual.
in the Putnam ilose Company‘s pool
tourney. which starts this evening. ini-
iher ill. Wriiihl. ruled 100. plays t‘np~
lziin William Mills. ruled it). ’l‘omor
row night, Thomas Smith. rutod til)
pluys Harry Ambler. mind so.
in the Trinity Church. yesterday
smorninn. tho rltnir shun Foster‘s
"limit the (Hull Silunlls' in an (‘x‘l"i‘l~
'lrui liililillt'l‘. and in tho f‘\'i‘illii“ hire:
{. .l. Sims \‘i-i'y lil‘ilfiiit'liily rendered
liiuiliv
un‘s "lucid Kindly linht.‘
(‘iinrics Davis. of Mom strcci. who
has been rounded to his home for the
pnst week with no ntlack oi the grip.
is unsin chin to be ulvout null it’lluricli
this morning ut Raymond hmi lion‘s
for Work. lie is fooling greatly iiii‘
proved but under the weather slightly
still.
W...
in connection with his undermines
Basil K. Mitchell. of Main street has
started a picture framing business in
his father‘s store in Wall street. Mr.
Mitchell has the best wishes of his
friends for success in his new line. lie
is an old hand at the busineps having
been stressed previously.
.q—v
A regular meeting of the Xornlk
Chapter. 1). a. it. will be held Thurs-
- CHECK
Your Expenses
OPEN AN ACCOUNT"
. WITH
The
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
AND PAV VOUI BILL.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. at Mrs. T.
C. Steam-2 Westport. A talk will be
given by Miss Eve 1.. Parquhsrson. on
“Oiierammerganv and the Passion Play
of 1910,‘ as she-saw it herself. There
will be vocal and instrumental music
by Miss Gladys atone. (tars leave for
Wosiport at 2:10 and 2:50; leave
Westptirt nt Emit) and 6:50.
The old board of Norwalk Fire De
partment officers will retire this even
inn after the confirmation of the up-
pointment of Chief C. lrvins ilyington.
First Assistant Joseph Kenolic.‘ and
Hecond Assistant George ii. Montgom-
ery. by the Non-walk City Council. The
rule is tifst the fire department elect
their ownpilloors and the city council
ratify theirvdiiolcc. or appoint some-
one in their place. it is probable that
the reco mondations will ratified and
no shuns {made
The
Nutme
«Wartsmmeut committee of the
3 upheld a meeting yesterday
street to‘inako‘ further arrangements
itiillili
‘ Sliilililllllllllll
u WOMAN’S
afternoon It Lookwood’s Hall in Wall »
for the dance to be siven this week;
Rev. D. it. Loss Preschss Sar-
mon Although Asked to De-
sist by the Board olfl
Deacons;
MERIDEN. Jan. ills—Although be
had been asked by theyarishioners to
relinquish his pulpit. Ward. .. if. iaoux.
pastor ’or the Center congregational
Church. who recently embraced social-
ism, nt the morning service. yester-
day, preached a' sermon on socialistic
lines. An audience of some 400 greet-
ioriiy of whom were men.
those of the congregation who were
in favor of his continuing his sermons
to stand up. and 13 did so.
united the members of his church who
were present how many of them were
in favor of his leaving at once. and
one of the members stated that he
did not think it wns the proper time
for the matter to be decided, as the
meeting was not a legal meeting of the
church members, and the matter was
dismissed by a member moving to sd-
journ. '
Will Moot Tenlght.
A meeting of the consultation and
the pastor will be held'tonight, and it
is expected that an amusement will
be made whereby Dr. Lou: will relin-
quish his epastornte at once on receipt
of the salary due him up to the first of
April. the time set by him in his resig-
nation. "
One incident. that attracted more or
less attention took place While a des-
con of the church was discussing the
pnstor‘s request for sncupresaion by
the members as to his continuance of
his sermons. The due ifnwns slitting
his idea of ilic matter “gill: mun in
the rear said. "shut. up.” 9 deacon
took oxroptlon to this and the man
explained that he was speaking to his
wife.
"lloniiic" Swatch Food. homo
inm case our: production "Momma“
pared to meat sill this doinnnds or g
.y ilw infill dust mill Plum.
lmlnnruli rullHii im’ group fonts in
FlirFrcsli F [Fl]
NATIVE sscsLLows‘ ........ so:
OPENED Lone custse ....4oc qt.
FLATFIOH .10; is.
snosTrIsH .-.........-........10eis.
assume in: in.
.II - viii-“Isl; ’ .
Vegetable Compound.
ed hlm.ibut of that number but 50 ‘
were members of the church, the me
At the close of his sermons he asked if
He then . -
"BONNIE" SCRATCH FEED
iced liiili ultl haiku, your chickens healthy. lump tin-m healthy. and
Only inuinrih‘? thni grade in t
and lli‘l“ used! vul‘nililiy selected i‘l‘
:liliiliiiit‘l' null m: jb‘lwut i-iilul lliili revivntimi liiilil they. :r'v entire»
"liiinniv
First in qualimflut in price, always in the minds of its custom-
srs~iionnic Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
bufflSli to get the BEST
qt. Dapper
' Round Clams in Shell.
Cutbiii’s {Bridge J Fish Market.
Made Sale by Lydia E. Plnkhsni’s‘
w
_ Granitevllie. Vt.-“I was passin
through the Cimnggoi’ Lii'ouud suffers
. ‘ilt‘ W315i?“‘l‘f'i‘lw‘i'NJ-h rum llBl'VOllflilQ-‘lil
. WWW/Ft: tiillfigggfi and other annexing
symptoms. on
‘ can truly an that
f‘ L din E. Pin ham's
never fame to tell
my friends what
Lydia E. i’inkham's
viable Compound has done for the
mug this trying period. Complete
it means so much
aVet
i‘cstorution to heal
to me that for the sake of other suffer-
ing women 1 am willing to make mg
trouble public so you ma
this letter."-- Mus. CHAS.
ii.F.D.. (imnitevilie. Vt.
No other medicine for woman's ills
has received such widespread and un-
i'uiulllied endorsement. No other ined-
lcine we know of has such a record
of cures as has Lydia E. I’inkham's
Vegetable Compound. -
,,i“or more than 80 years it has been
curing woman‘s ills such as inflamma-
tion. ulceration. ilbroid’tumors. irreg-
ularitie periodic ruins and nervous
rostrat on. and i is unequalled for
through the
public
AncLM‘.
Farrylng women sufcl
period of change of it 0.
Mrs. Pinkham at I. Mas .
invites all sick homefl. will:
her for advice. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
product. is a guarantor of st'rntl‘li
TH E
. PRICE’S “
Slidit‘il Wood in sriunliili‘nlly pro-
rmvlng and illiivgrtih‘ll fouls.
Ivor} i‘t"hlltri‘i up to our high sinnd~
fli'i’ti‘il and whole grains niiri semis.
5: Hill 3; Fwd is u i‘i-inlilrio and
all hi iii-um
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
:
l
Blues. Oplnlsh Mackerel.
Bluefish. Sunk God. Halibut, Smelt,
Florian Handles, Eels. Buuanilay
and Orsonport Oysters». Long and.
iii the
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
\i‘hn handles coal right?
Who sells coal right?
\i’ho delivers cool right?
-ws oo—
'i‘hoi=e are our strong points, our
“known" in coal: that’s why it
WE ARE “lT”
int'he ,
Cost. mans .. .
Bulge; Goal ‘
recommendation
Tel. 2“. 122 WWW“- ’
FREE DELWEKY.
.h
Another '
Csriosd of
Ford Cars
FWI PABSINOII
ROADSTIR. w.
TOIPIDO HUNA.°UT. .725.
r" o- .s MN“. I
“liuy :1 Ford not because it is cheapeid. but because it is best};
TOURING CAR. 3?”
L
.ss ‘souvu Mam s'r.,
Phone sea-2.
e.
s. L. refiner. Agent
remiss.
CityNationalBan' k
souvi-l uoswssk. cons.
in“
TBANMCTO A OINIRAL IANKINO
to Arrive ”115-:
this Week "not form“.
oats Deposit loses. 08 and In per year
sums it. unuswsou. mi.
JOHN H. ans». 1.: Vino-Pros.
vsansniok H. sowsu. and Vice-
ons. '
warns soowsLL. cashier
*-
'_“DIRIGTORI '~
m lamest Grumman
. ' .l. Wallace Marvin
Christian avian! :ohn a. tight
Hon wr‘ rod . swan
a” mam fi. Hurlbutt
E. ii. is
John H.
enema-v
Important Reductions in . , ” i“
Clothing, Furnishings .' N‘
‘ and Shoes
-SALEjV
South Norwsilt. com "
F . lation.
- The tsetaars albino. e
, and n is for tigers» lull 99*
'.
BI,
Will-
98 Washington Street
iiiLL mils ovni‘isiiir »
ISSUES \va stratum .
(Continued from iirst page.)
He has been a caller strthe Whit.
liouse and has talked over with th
president the prospects of such logic;
die spoke one evening this Week be!
fore a large number of the delegates %
lo the convention of the Nations, .
'l‘arlii' Commission Association at a
dinner tendered the association b
the New England deiegatlon“ih 's
money of the plan.
Connecticut's Interest.
Representative Hill emphasized tit
interest of Connecticut in tboe‘sta
lisbmeut of a tariff commission in hit
address to the thrift convention delta
gates. , . .
"Connecticut is vitally interested
the proposal. because of the aircraft?“
of its interests." he pointed out; lit“;
density of its manufacture» Cosme
‘tlcui ranks among the leaders; in“
factories ought to be protected as _
facts regarding the differences int“:
cost of production at alone; and
abroad and other conditionainarroph
tariff c miuion.llt0.b,e res .
Mr. nu discussed. rosette p’tfwei‘ih
which a tart! oomniisslon Middle».
given. a point whicheprored amusing
bonelof contention «the . .
the convention the! 10 . ‘,,
Senator Lodge. ot ins c3.
and Representative ~ . ‘
mine, were “It; other ”sneakers
stress on ..e pop r pinion. _
bind the tarift conning?“ _ .
Most oi the Counee at?
at the convention allot!“ stile”? dili-
nor. both Bridgeport dole-uses“:
Builsrd and S. Eevmoenn.
out. Mr. Ballard has left t ‘ro ..
Connecticut, and most or‘tho ”on. ~
from that section h‘sve‘gonls w .
30ml. ' . e.
Diversiflsd Opinion.”
There is s di'itersiflilié
among the members of We“ .. a
cut delenuon as to the results It
convention. Willis _ t g.
est-cell that a tariff com
sirable. they are not so
to the powers which it s iss .
Some are not entirely macadamia .
the recommendations of, tile-MW
1' On' it i A .s
"rust-e seem to be aldivision‘ 3%..
opinion.“ nitrous Connecticut. . . p
last night, "as to whether.- the ‘
mission should have paper to 09'; g. ‘
manufacturers and other in ‘
parties to furnish dosiiud‘ informs m
or the commissionsiiouid-dmu l‘
for info; on and twhsti .
ill b School Senior IV CHICK Friday eVonldg in that hail. They com- WALL fiTRilWl'. i p. m.~—nusinoss . . t ,. .
theiyo‘rx‘slmk n: nearly every lisy ,__.._ plated many necessary issuers use W~ ‘ '°" W “" ”mm“ l"‘°"°"‘°“" b‘" Xi‘lli‘mw'h‘lihidufia ..
for their play. The Colonel s Maid to be mining to the function and started tbs WALL STREET. 10:10 I. inn-Tho diieiusiloiu were mainly unimportant. should have the inner .1
. given “February 31st and tied in the ITART THI'VIAR RIGHT decoration with about a done young, stock ”not opened “my" with . although there was a, period of we“. not entirely. convinced “m”. .
‘Iiihool hsi. The play will be one oil .- The work progressed not a lit- sprinlling of nomioslwlsius mu m. noose in ss‘ylv‘snls. which went off not be mplt by "W. M.
tho best ever given and everyone is its and the decorations promise to be. to nest. Lou svi is and Nashville on missmion “mm mm. 1 ' r .
especially line tidatinie. The oommit- OU- “0 MW 0M0m‘ufil' 9”“ the other hand. improved over a point.
“MM“!!! “10 affair. tion and Cooperation- new stall "
. W W m and the club members will be busy strength was shown by Delilah Valley. the rise hoing attributed to gratifica- .. ’ fl
Court Laurel. om tors of Csstiis. Selectman Alfred Minion. or non decorating every mnlns this week. hutthls m offset by , its» in New tion over the unprecedented mm of mm" ‘ ' ' -. -
. will hold a regular ’ in; tomorrow street and son George. who went to -» , You-ii central and all! active Inns-n cotton exports. which demonstrates New Hsvss's hes-outs»
mm. In” districtdmty. lss Fran PhiladJlohia recently to attend the The Music nan Block Company Is Trading was ilsht moot In United the increasing prosperity of the Several .of'the New ““3!” ,_ .
. noes nor-inst Greenwich. wii install isn'tlsrh at s Th)?“ ”WI. returned to sill air-gaggle to;~ megawatt-ting? aisles stool sad Wins. South ",0 at the Mmfld m. . ;
‘ or a . s . s cos a ‘ e . .. . ,
W‘WW* 3‘" m’ mm“ "m n r m“. n " 25.. mu," which?“ .JL..’. M. WA”: 3W 1‘ ‘- “" a” Miss Lulu Hallorsn entertained recently tours. muonm
, l
medic mm to «is» the mullet by
no special stock shohar I‘l-
alley, Norfolk and Western and
were detected
the profession-
chue a site tor tho so . .
hutldlns. They mm d » ,
tative of the depart “bit sun
so Haven and that we»
’ taken'to got a suitsbisvflta. :
.' , ”d
Altersuonsaod rs so, are »
started under the . on i, his
haul: in Wall street. ‘ .
Riordan are the contractors.
' W2 ,"t .. .
The emotions suit for, do ..
brouslit by the seller at taili’ '
ismes Neltiernsii. ”’IiFEMlifilt .
midst Louis A: mannerisms“
be presumed satiation-nee is re-
quostodt . .‘
its a. limit. of can River
“slingshots under the ears of New}
4‘ rm spodslistsrmmom time. under-
* “ .fl-f‘srmu: is: air.
w ‘ . .rdsy was consider-
.rfl'flfiwr
WW w on n.
.2 L. ll 7
our “rims..- :‘r
i, y I ll
P9" Fm. Crowley will
time .tor. the . west”
eessful run in New York city. and in friends from N9) Rochelle yesterday. .‘
diostionspoint to his houses here not
only this emu but tor the rest of the
week. The lusio iisii stools (loin-
W the members of which are IM-
iy s tied in their profusion have
been workin very hard on the play.
and will on olibtedly give s psrtorm.
snoothat will be very pleasing. To.-
isorrovv evening the iscbods Jenni
Club will have a benefit «Hormones
at utensil» ,
sussls tilt“ MOVtNo morons...
WMHINGTDN. Jan. law-Moving
, Contractor Frederick J. Smith. of
Csnnon street. has a larss gob in diam-
lord and s lam number o carpenters
from The Nat-walks are employed
there. Th make the trip back and
forth out: it. it is expected that the
job will be completed about the first
of April
Harry Beers. assistant manager of
the more *Bros. Co. ind, oi Wutoort.
who hos been ill at his home for tbs
pastsovorai weeks with s savers so
assent», p. is able to‘ be out
main. tie dd not resume his duties
biddin
htsh
the hooky island area
by persistent sailing 0
ate who not every rally with consider.
able stock. New York central. Ainsl-
castrated Coup» and ‘snisricsu Smelt-
ln wsrsidssrssssd int below lab
or y'sciosins and rooms issues
s ism fraction. "‘3' 1
:wau. was“. it ammuni-
at 10“qu .lssp’i " pvt-sports or,
sspslit ,uuisvors ltgewiopxnents at
is
Miss Nora Kelly, of Dsnbury. is via.
ltin; his and Mrs. James ill. li'lynn. of
Elisabeth street.
Anthony Pinball. of my: street, has
resumed his duties as bootbiack in
JUI‘i‘ AN sunset-mm» ou
iiouabt ten tons of ludlflerent dually
coal that contains mama‘s: nin‘e to?
. oourcohoyo nyoso
mounds barber shop sitar his recent anything‘i hardly. You lose “ both
.m’ f . ' ends. First. the ten tons won't so
notion 't’oint Division. United states. “WM“ hour ”it“ as our. nine tons.
. . sure will produce the initnt'hsat
Volunteer Lifesaving Corps, hold sn- tor, _, . ~
other of their d sins saint-day even» obtainable. sad that on a smaller com
. sumption. Second. you h’sveshovsied'
1““ in Arlen W“ These Mm" have in ten tons. whereas you would have
O
Washinstoa. Chorus " diluent was. st"
h J ' 7 F. ' F ' ' ‘ ' ' - idsnt which resulted in use
health-Militias western ter. in the Kuwaiti store this morning. b t picmrsshowl in Roasts have become so made about the. _ ,o,.iudrssn in been» held weekly for some time. only ”beveled uinc tons it our coal '3 ‘li .
.. raw” sweets to - t s so star that recites“ sitar town. i number oildleirsishtcsrsand the WW _ George Seller. wt com "M
m" is , L d , W “M m“; our’iismlet tli’mushoutythe Future. 13:“. raduodlm i the ‘ tsl The hand!” means of Norwails 3?;fifwgfiffilgoaxvis by to! in Eridanus". tomorrow; “i9?
”guano“ maivedsai airmail: it"; grows ofs‘t‘hitiiastons (Ill than one“? short interest is 0M ., it w Fifi iii" feudimam’fiihi 334' . - -8bumvsy.. _ W \
, h . costumes u syeven muscle . some. up. .93” _ , , . , , p . _ i .. , ‘
' J V " ' . " “ ~ .. . ‘7 ‘ho s set. hold aw Thsrswiiibsainsstiss-ou
”M“ ”m n “M hstwm‘ “w mm H “wmhg g” ‘ ' L ' I ‘ m” m 13.20%?th ‘t‘ sysoiokofiiis Rouse m},
.fi “ME “£1.93“;de wm%"“ meeting was to have has
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