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III NEWS
EVENING BENJINEI; TELEPHONE
924-»Nswo Department
OBS—Bunion. Department
«La—Branch Gilles. Norwolk
890 -Edltor's Residence
nos—coy Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
-—--s-
For Norwalk and vicinity: Light
rain and slightly higher temperature
tonight; Saturday rain followed by
clearing and colder. An area of low
barometric pressure central this morn-
ing over Lake Michigan is producing;
cloudy west-her with light fog and rain
in all sections east oi? the Mississippi
River. Pleasant weather prevails gen
orally in the western sections An
area of high pressure with low temper-
atures is moving in from the extreme
northwest.
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TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
Temperature: Low. 34;
high,
Cloudy.
41.
Eye troables are numerous and var-
ious. if you havo any trouble at all
read Thamer' s adv.
George Mitchell. of F. A. Mitchell's
funlture store in Wall street. Is spend-
ing the day in Stamford.
-Men's, Boys’ Winter Gaps. O'Brien.
William Jewett, of Norwnlli, went to
Providence for a short. visit today. He
will combine his pleasure trip with
business.
0. C. Reaggies, of Harbor avenue.
the expert stove man of F. A. Mltchv .
ell’s furniture. store is spending the
day in Weston on a large stove con
tract.
———Florida Oranges. 18 for 250..
Lawton & 00.
Plans for a pool tournament between
the Nutmeg. Clun of Norwalk and the
Round Table Club oi that city are be
ing made. They will no doubt be for
mulated by Monday
The condition of Postmaster Wil-
liam H. Marigold. of Bridgeport, who
has been ill for some weeks past, con-
tinues to improve. and yesterday he
left for Brattieboro. Vt.. wnere he will
spend a few weeks with relatives.
-——Any list In the department tomor-
row. 81.98: values to 38. Shop curly
for the best selections. Mintz‘s. Read
advertisement on page ti.
Uncas Tribe. 1. 0. Ii. M.. will have a
big time next Tuesday evening. The
annual rool call is to be hold at that
time and Cockeuoc Tribe. of Norwalk,
will work the Hunters‘ and Warriors
degree. There will also he a supper.
—-Choico Fowl, 18c 1b.. at New Yorlt
Market.
Captain oi Police Thomas ilunt. of
Riverside avenue, attended the Old
Guard Ball at Madison Square (‘ arden.
last night and has not as yet returned
to Norwslir. Ollcor Bryan H. Silk. oi
Spring Hill avenue. is attending to the
captain's duties as actingchist.
Selectman John stlne. Town Clerk
ll. 3. Smith. Town Counsel Louis Hold-
schlnldt. Associate Counsel Sconeid at
Stamford (lity Engineer 0. N. Wood,
Joliii .l. Walsh. John .I. fission and
John B. Boyinour are arson; those at
tending the bridge dispute to Bridge
port today.
mBefore buying your Sunday dinner,
coil and look at tho stock and prices
It. New York Market. 143 Washing-
ton street;
“no tilomlnlsslonsr John Malone
and. two assistants this morning. with
thqmid of I lire hose illushod Wail
most on the brick pavement. Noblo.
mills work tor the streets were in a
condition. but he did no:
hit work for enough for down
Baum the mud all ran and
tildl'o it it now.
.No. ii. Kuishto
Glisten doorman
Tm will most I India. in the
F. D
'i’otn lotto Wall street and
tho 0 or of tho 'i‘Irnuio. 'i‘hs
Wis or Italic will ho conferred.
lam Wstmflsooibmuosiod It the
vs of
‘ rstosadory and
um
it?”
will
bonito ”momma is
writs Go. olor $1.00 Our-
4.» issui-
Insurance
and InspectIOn
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
N WAOHINOTON ITRIIT. OOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 105-!
We Do Steam Boiler
NRIINNIIIII IN
L I. SNINII
DeliciousCandies
—soi.o AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
“FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 3350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwslk
Dues It Pay
to ‘take a stitch in time? lions it pay
to have your teeth put in good condi-
tion while there is only a little work
needed, or. is it better to wait. till
there is much to do. and you have an-
dured sleepless nights and grievous
days with tooth ache before having
them attended to?
Remember I use only the hcst ma-
terials, give good workmanship and
moderate prices. Consultation free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 s. m. to 8 p. at. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Valentines
NOVELTIEB AND POST CARDS
Post Cards ....... 6 for So
Post Cards ....... 3 for 5:
Post (lardo~ ....... 2 ior 5o
LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON;
BIRTHDAY POST canoe. s tor 5c
' I. I. MALLETTE
(vormorly MIIIII Dawson)
88 Washington at. Tel. “9
- Fraighisrs Mohegan and Whitney
Park & TilI‘orr'i’ivl
Caught in the Vicinity oi
Throggs Neck
IIIIIIIIII FINIIIN INN
IPI’IIIINIII NIIINJNIIIN
Another Vessel on the Rocks Off
British Columbia
NEW YORK. Jun. 27.-—-Deuse for;
that blanketed the harbor and edits
cont waters last night and this morn
lug, tied up the buy and outside the
harbor cutraucc and was the cause
oi the grounding of two steamers in
the extreme westerly roaches of loom:
island Sound. The stranded craft.
were the irelghters Mohegan. New
York for Providence; and the li. M
Whitney. a Metropolitan liner plying
bctweeu hero and llostou. liot‘h scant.
crs grounded in the vicinity of Tilt-opus
Neck. Neithcr was believed to be non
ously lmpcrillcd. and the belief was
speedily justliled in the case of the
Mohegan. which was limited practical-
fur advanced.
'l‘hcro wcrc no reports of accidents
from down the buy, but for hours sev~
oral rilliplouds of passengers were
obliged to wait for the fog to lift and
permit the liners seeking port to pro
coed to their piers. The big turhlucl
Jilaurctaniu from Lit-crpool. which hit
chored oil' Ambrose Channel shortly at
ter 8 o‘clock lost uiaht. was mm of the
detained craft.
Shortly before 9 o'clock the ubserv
era ut the Highlands saw some indica-
tions of lifting i‘og.
Another Boat on Racks.
VICTORIA. II. C... .lan. 27,—Thc l'a-
ciilc stcalilcr Cottage i‘ity of tho l’u-
cific (Toast Steamship Line. bound from
Seattle to southeastern Alaska with
37 passengers. and a crow oi sixty
mun. went on the rocks oil Capo
,Mudgc, Ii. C, at Al o‘clock yesterday
alteration and now lies on her star.
hoard side on the reef.
Sevoitlct‘n minutes after the vessel
struck. ("aptuin A. i‘. .lcusou ordcrcd
all hands into the boats and the ship
was abandoned.
Though a blinding snow storm was
raging and a heavy fog prevailed, all
the passengers and crew wore taken
off safcly. All but one boat load were
rowed four miles to Compiled vol", n‘,
slush suttloumt In Vahtibtmr Aland.
Second Mate o Andcrmh'il boat in
which there were several paIscuirers
had not bccn roporied at Campbell
River. but it is believed that Anderson
put in at one or ihc sulnllcr settin-
mculs where there in no wire commn~
ulcatiou and no have for tho saicty oi
those in his carc are cutcrtaiucd.
The task of freeing the H. it. With»
nor was somewhat, harder than the
work or limiting thc Mobcaun, hut in»
fore in nt‘loi'Ii the \Vltitncy was haul-
CHECK
Your Expenses
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH
The
South NorWalk
Trust Co.
AND PAY YOUR IILLO
IY OHIOK
START THE YEAR RIGHT
looms» AND ovens svsnv
vsonurv boastma'r
wlvn souuo
unanno-
CityNationalBank
function A class“. annulus
mmmomuwm
cd suicl) oil the almul and pl'ili‘l‘l'ili‘il
for Boston mtdcr hcr own slouln. Site
was apparently none the Worm: ior her
cxporicnco.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 27.-~A wire-
less tncssage from the parser oi the
wrecked steamer Cottaao (‘Iiy, which
wcnt on the rocks of! (lope Madge. II.
it. yesterday. says:
“Pilot and three on a raft are miss.
log.“
The dispatch (a inierprotcd to menu
that all have bceu accountcd for ex-
cept the pilot and three of the crow.
Burch for Missing Bloomer.
PilihAchltliiA. Jan. 27.—-Thc
siesmhr olodo. ullietllu)’ nolilpped
for first p with a wireless usiugraph
plant. loft Marcus llook today to
search for the British steamer llriiiab
sun which was reported in trouble
400 miles «In: or Cape Race. u rt. by
the German steamer ilroslsu 'i‘ho
lirithh Sun spoke the liresiau on Jana
my 1'? and reported having broiled her
propeller. The British Sun is owned
by the Sun Oil Company. and was
bound to this port from London with
a cargo “creosote.
Before purchasing your Sunday din-
ner road the adv. of Homer 8. Doors &
Company.
Edward J Scholar. for many months
mansion oi the Illiou Dream at lioyt h
Theatre. has wavered his connection:
there and has boon succeeded by a
New York man. Mr. Scholar in at
present in New York. lie was former
ly on the stage and may return. it is
undorltood. to a position in a company.
Mr. Bonnier made many friends in
Booth Norwslli. who regret his donor
turo from this city.
dilutions, Cslliornis seedless. fin-
est duality; Figs. notes. French Wai-
nuts sadapcnlsh (ll-spas. Mahoclioino
molest. as Ishiustoa street. ‘ .
Hrs. Elton Bl Elliot. oi Uni Itroot.
“will entertain the mothers 6 tho ii.
layout Club on Friday similoon or
ii
nationhood s for days ass by u
ll‘ undmnngcd before the ion-noon was ’
'i‘hI o Iuh was to have boots
The New Store
24 Wall St..
Specml
Monday
for ‘ aturc'lay &
Boys’ Blpck and Oxford Over-
coats and Reefers, ages 9 to 17,
former price $3.50 to $5,
Sale Price $1.45
O U T I" I T 'I' E. i? 1;.
TWO STORES:
Norwsllr.
animal, and
not what yo
ed as incompcicuts.
that clicapncss darn
it pay.
J.) . ..
I
crswi‘ionnig‘)urnc Ground Feed for Horses, ('nttlc and Poultry.
not always llitriill economy.
See them in our South \l’indow. Other Bargains in All Departments.
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
People who throw numcy owny-~rrnl tnoucywarc usually urrcsb
ii thcy throw it away on inferior grain and iced
they need thcir attention iii‘l‘oslt‘dwio the tail that it's mean to your
li‘a
but what you act for “but you pay that counts.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in «luckily. lust In price. always in the minds of Its ctlstom~
i
WARRANT
Co
Inhibit“
hid sun It the lotion h _
Edward. Mrs lilllil' that?
our. provost“. alto use mos
douche an opontioptst
the holy .
hutit’sl uWrItohd hotsho- ,
TELEPHONE 108.
.. -..... "q“... n..-
Extra SPECIAL Extra
Finest Florida Oranges
From twenty- dive for 25c. to 25c dozen
Al's of? the he! .
IrytllWo it“
For Fresh-Fish go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST ' ‘
FLATFISH‘ ....................... 8c
SMALL POLLOCK ............... 8t:
SNAPPER stilts ............... *2:
MACKEREL .................... to:
FROSTFISH .............. . ....... 8c
Hf: FIRING ............. - .......... 10c
BLUEFISH ...................... 15c.
NATIVE commons ...... ‘ ..... 50c
LARGE OPENED LONG
CLAMS .................... 40¢ qt.
Woskilsh. Smolt. Finnan Haddios.
Stock Cod. Salmon. Groonpon and
Buu'srd Boy Oysters. Long and Round
Clams
Cutbill’sfl Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
osr voun sass: or THEM
anions....................
HOME LAID WOO ...
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
so Monti-i MAIN I'l'ilssv.
IIIIIIIII o
at are found here. Nothiui hotter and n this: our-
tho M of the south. Quality stands sir oi ov-
.. 25¢ doun
359 dozen
PHONE 143.
ROBEB AND PAJAMAB.
$1.00 Robes and Pajamas
$1.25 Pajamas reduced to
$1.50 Pajamas reduced to
82.00 Pajamas reduced to
82.50 Pajamas reduced to
MANY OTHER CHOICE BAROAI
IIIIIIIIIIII
98* Washington Street
IIINII IN WIII SINIII
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.~The
stock market shoucd a firm undertone
at. the opening. Large blocks of the
U. S. Staci stock. aggregating 12.000
shares. sold at an advance of M. Call-
adian Pacific and Mlnncupolis, St. Paul
it Sault Ste. Marie were up a point
each. St. Paul MI and Aichlson and
I‘niou Pncllic each 8-8. International
iiarrester gained 18. The copper
shares were heavy.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-—0pening
salon were increased slightly and the
list held steady at a level well over
last night's close. with the exception
of the copper sham Which were no
tlcenhy weak d poor trade reports.
'1 he largest gaids dare oinong inactive
Issues International Harvester ad
\ nosing. 'l points. St. Joscnh 0. Grand
island 3. buffalo... heater. d Pitts-
burg 4 and Wellh rim WING” 8.
WM l. $TIIEM‘. DWI-*ODOMIODS
during the morning care much re
strictcd. but there was a decided un-
dercurrent oi firmness In the stock
marin, all oi the important issues
telling a sharp lracilun above yester-
day' a closing. with more substantial
Ilell iehcm Strel was particularly
- roux in connection with taig or in
ire/suction of new interests in the cor
lltlr‘flUOI) and proposed enlargement of
the plant. international ilarvcster
has strong on the proposed reciprocity
unrcwmeui with Canada. which promis-
cd to open a l rgcr market. for thc
«orupnny's predicts. There was rc-
newcd bullish outiviiv in Norfolk d:
\\‘ estcrn ahirb scat It up“ .. points to
lull :li ilonds acre steady
Wild. S"-:iiili~: ".l i p. m-Therc
was scarcely a movement of more
than It. in the principal stocks durlnlr
the noon hour. with the exception of
Nor-loll: and Western. which made a
further advnncc to 107%.
M
GIFTS FOR HIGH OCHOOL.
Several Now Books Ind Pictures Ro-
portsd by tho Committoo.
The High School Commission have
recently received the following gifts
which have been placed in the build-
ing:
Two framed pictures of Trinity Col-
lcgo from the college.
A series of eleven framed pictures
of Wells College from the president.
George M Ward.
A framed engraving of the Charter
(lair. from Dr. J M. Goburn.
a series of. framed pictures of the
South Norwaik water works from the
\\ ater Commissioners.
A series of framed pictures repre-
senting. {bogus works from the Houss-
ionic Power Company
'l‘sn volume; of Harper' I Encyclope-
dia or History .from George P llllls
Three volumes and a year's sub~
scilptlon to the Survey from Miss lili-
sic Hill.
The commission hopes that our citi-
zanu'wlll continue to remember the
school in this way.
CHARLES ii. MACFARLAND,
HENRY I‘. PRICE.
J. WA‘JNAACE MARVIN.
Commission.
“OWN IJN: VIIIITY ITUDINTI.
PROVIDENCE. it. 1.. no.2 tin-«Tho
number of students at lot-own Univon
slty this year is 981. as shown by tho
sstsiosuo issues May. This is a slight
dIcresse irons loot .yosr's enrollment
oi 907. The catalo‘nio‘ is of unusual in-
nos which it announces in the entrance
touulromsnio and of the division or
the actions your into two terms. ‘
WW
WWII coupon."
Tbs «loathed. oh ca
“.000 by tho Whig
Taxation for the a «Will
wdomo‘xdduf rundown
i. Q
Macon
inform to I“
‘ 06”.
Extra Specrals
BOYB' AND YOUNG MEN'B OVERCOATO AT HALF PRICE. .r
s 5.00 Fancy Overcoats at .3250
8 6.00 Fancy Overcoats at ....................¥3.00
$10.00 Fanoymvercoats at ....................O&00‘
$12.00 Fancy Overcoats at .3900
VERY IMPORTANT REDUCTIONB IN OUTING FLANNEL NIGH‘
50c Robes reduced to..........................O .39.
34.60 TAN SHOES AT .3348
$3.50 and 33.00 8HOE8. to closest ....................Ii.fl
unprmcment in a tea selectod stocks. -
terooi this your humans at tho chsn- .
it
reduced to ..........I'.79
Ins
..............Il.ts‘.
ism
'IllllllIICIIIlIOO'OA‘1”
I
NC IN THIS BIG SALE.
i i.
Aaron B. Gray. a carriage M
who had a place where he did
Water streets. and who resided
rooms in the same building. died
scvcnty-iive years of age, and
been ailing for a few day‘s.‘ He
was thought of the matter until he
not appear this morning'.’ An
found the door was lockn
neighbors entered throng pi '
floor. He had evi d-entl M"
then sat down a, a cits r. dean; N. .
Lug twas sumniduod nullI Joined 3.
cat was due to we .
mains were turned ave? {WINNIE
them to his mogu
street. it is hot lIiu‘i’du‘it
or not Mr. Gray had any is
W
All kinds of municnnni “it?
A quantity of new pool Idol ‘
arrived today in the Kutmoycliib.
Homemade cantly-ftiin'iimally
A. Lane's. Sec adv.
Stiimfili'd thwhlch se sitcoms“
walkers belong, were installed To
Di Willis L. Crowe.o ew
formerly of South Norah“
to his home for t e pas chEzg
Buckingham Post G. A. RI. will
Nothing of special importance:
come before the meeting.
adv. of F. A. Mitchell. v,
Mrs. Amos W. Morahlf." ‘of
day from a visit in New York
where she has been the Built
.- Read the Saturday and Mondayii
club: in Rogers I Stevens' adv. '
evening. at which time srrs
were made for a class initiativ
evening in February.
Charles Verlin. of Eimcrest T
oessfui business tripui ugh
York state. He took in lil‘ .
Batur‘doy chocolstss‘ only it
In cents per pound It “2“”
out; of the Dorlon use tint , ~
sci out a motor nosrgiho We”
tore the car was again star
cause of the trouble is not ham
Charles author and Chariot
good. of tho Gourde Hotehldss
avenue yesterday on one o tho
one. formed not a little sinu ,...
the wagon broke under about . '
combined weight and both. loll
did not run away one» so
Madness wore tho result
wbmursliss. timbioilo
5 M
*‘ HOIPWM. Tilt
Aaron B. Gray.
making at the corner 0: Raymond
suddenly this morning. Hewas a
up and around the hull and
gallon was made. and ,p' e
and found Mr. Gray lying];
he had fallen. edicai Exam
Frederick H Ganuns,{§ ,
lei“.
leitc's ,Seead ‘y. ,.
cues are among the articles
The oillccrs oi the [In lab Sodeiy‘ I
day evening.
ill of the grip. vv ich lief ’ h“
‘lo the rooms of the order .tbiaovolil
Read the special inducement flit
wood. Franklin avenue. retul'
friends.
Court Nari-uh: F. oi‘A. not
month hence on the fourth rust-‘1 it
has returned to Norwslk after
river towns on his trip. ..
Corporation.
last evening and it wild e‘ i
“Desi llutter. 310 lb. F.0d... ‘
Beef Company. while drivi
those who were in sight. Th
backward in to the wooed ** t
prooiod “spill" tbs? instill
fiflxm‘; iiuyiovaoi?
W
nor. second Adorn”
or dis .
Norwalk Chronicler