00A NEWS
ll Cleanliness 8t Puriiyw
Appeal to you, then the products
of our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit;
Home-made
Candy .
Fresh Daily
F. A. LANE
BAKERY, CONFEOTIONERY
ICE CREAM
Telephone 409
51 Washington 8t., 80. Nerwalk
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—‘-Newe Department
92-3—Buelnean Department
44-2—Branch Otiice, Norwalk
890 --Edltor'a Reeldenoe
T29-5—City Editor's Residence
WEATHEE'FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity:
colder tonight and Sunday; brisk to
high west to northwest. wmds. The
disturbance that was control over 1th
Lake region yesterday morning has
moved eastward and is followed by
clearing and coldcr \vcathor. l’lcnu-
ant weather prevails this morning .ln
nearly all sections cast of the liocky
Mountains. The letum»rnturo in mild
over the eastern sections, but in be-
low zero in the northwest.
li‘ai r and
TEMPERATURE A YEAR
DAY.
Low, 32;
A60 TO-
Tempcrnture: high. 10.
Partly cloudy.
The Norwulk High School Alumni
Association is planning to give their
next dance some time in the very near
future.
William Ktuhlcr. ol New Rochelle a
form Overlook student is spi‘lldlllg
the week end and Sunday with lrictlds
in Norwalk.
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A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas ll. Powell. of South Main
street. lain, night. Mr. i‘owuil is com»
tary and uutuugcr ot’ the Stilluon l’ow-
cll Corporation.
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Lincoln Council. No. 4, t). l'. A. lit,
hold the regular “'(fl‘kl) bnainoss meet
ing inst evening. Armummcntu wort-
made to hold the anniversary ol' the
Council. February 10th.
.lolInIt‘. Redford. of 6 West street.
through the low tirm of H. il. Wilaon
& (ion of Washington. l). t‘., has been
granted a patent. for u practical suit
l‘t‘ilnll‘t‘l‘ and bracket on umbrellas.
W-v
—-Mon'u. I'Iovn' I't'lntchm O llr.ion
There Wt‘l't‘ iourtccu euica oi i’r-op
orty In Norualk. lust wook with Inuit
gages recorded of 314.434. For tbo
third Week in January. lil10.thteroworn
eleven trnnui'crs of properly and Hunt
gages of 39,200.
All who wish to sing or join the or-
cbonlrn tor the Contain of the Sunday
Evening institute. are requested to
notify Professor 'l‘icrnnn at the clone:
of the Phrnil‘ul lecture at the. iuatitutu
tomorrow evening.
wvtlrntrni Hotel dining room.
ulnr Sunday dinner. 50 cents.
W
ltcg-
hire. Educ lit. iliilln, of South Nor.
walk. has been appointed n membm‘ of
the committee on uppouln and prior-
uncen by Grand Matron Mrs. Maizlc it.
Clarke. of the Grand (Shooter, ()ldttl'
of the Eastern Star.
M
Clinton Commnndcry, . 'o. 3. Knights
Templar. hold II stated concluvu lnat
evanlnx In the Norwnlk Mnuonic Ratio.
in] in Wall ntreet nod conferred the
Order of the Temple and also the Eu
eentluls of tho Knights or Malta.
O’Brien.
hit. out! hm. Charter ii. nilwnrth.
of Matt Avenue. are today quietly 00in
bill!“ the nineteenth nnnivcrlnry or
their Inert-incl: at their home. They
.mUInnrnllu. Umbrellas.
on receiving the hearty congratulnr
done and beat niche: of their many
titan“.
“I“I’Ilmi‘l' ‘l‘i ““li‘ii’. il‘il
no on it mun! . a It
m. Hemrd OOhliiy eeoond billion
or nmrm (Mum) Oatholici. mm
for Admin on the illofntod steamer
owhloh was never heard at or
mthmr mrlhoe ot um
Mill! in one tranche at in.
which m n or retired.
' The We club will hold tut
norm Tunney
3!: It. 7:30 ct the
Noggin“. Acor-
chm
. We Do Steam Boiler
Insurance
and Inspection
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK. CON N.
TELEPHONE 1.5-2
Park 8. Tilford’s
--BOLD AT—
F. H.DBAXTER’S
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FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
to take a titltolt In time? Door. it pay
to have your tooth put in good condi-
tion whilc (bore in only a little work
needed. or. is it better to trail. till
there in much to do. and you havrI cuv
(lured sleepless nights and grievous
days with tooth ncbc before having
them attended to?
llemctullor i use only tbr,I boat tun»
tcrials, give» good workmanship and
moderate price-II. (‘onsuliulion fl'co.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
10 South Main St. South Norwnlk
Iloura: 9 a. m. to 8 p, at. Sun.
days by appointment only.
DcliciousCandiesl
Valentines
LETTERS. BOOKLETS. FANCY
NOVELTIES AND POST CARDS
Post Cards ....... 6 for Se
Poet Cards . ...... 3 for 50
Foot Cards ....... 2 for be
LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS. 6 for So
.I. I. MALLETTE
(tormerly Mime Down)
88 Wuhingten at.
Tel, 449
CHECK
Your Expenses
U.—
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
AND PAY YOUR BILLS
IV CHICK
m
emu The van moor
IUOINIOI AND OFPIRO IVIIY
FAOILITY OONOIOTINT.
.WITH OOUND
IAN KING
MW mum
“to W loan a and II norm
{WIN III RMAWIWNNI 9M
’7 ‘ W hie newton. m
. pinion-one
t
CityNational-Bank
TRANOAOTO A OlNIRAL IANKINO
Ill'llttl are men
tun u. nowanmm
not drummn
ll um In
... m» . wwwmml
HlWlll Iliiiliilll
liNllHl SIIIES MARSHAl
IDeieated Shrievalty Candidate
Named for New Office by l
President Wm. H. Tail 2
WASHINGTON, dun. 28.'-l’rnuident
'l‘nti yonicrdny neat to the scuttle
oblong otborn the nomination oi’ Sld',
uoy E. ilawloy to ho United Hinton
marshal for the district of Uounculh
l cut.
The appointment. of Sborlii' Sidney
it}. llawley. oi tlrlduuport on United
States marshal to snowed [Iidnon S.
llishop. of Hartford and Norwich. wan
not unexpected in political ('ll't'luil
since the (intent of the sheriff at the
polln lnut NoIIImbm.
She-till. llauiey had always bilt'll a,
HIiliill-(tll uuppottoi oi' the Senior neua
tor and labored hard for Scuttlot
llraudcucr- tuo years ago as against
()ouurcenutnn Hill, of bin own county.
in Hill rocont ucnutorial (Intrvnoo
tlu.I shoril‘i’ Willi uudurntood to be
standing by his former choice and
was no anti-.‘Iicicun man. llln do
that us nherlll‘, a position be bun hold‘:
for ill yearn bringing with it politicali
powur in this auction of the utate. Wan
tllit‘ to the ucncrnl trend of the vote
to Democratic candidates, to the ac-
livlty oi the Socialist» and to tho dia-
at‘tm-Ition of Republicans out 01' the
nhcriir'u work against (YI‘IttxronaIImn
Hill in tho nonutorial light of Iona
HEALINO A SICK CHURCH
New Sorlee of Serm°m in South Nor-
walk Baptlet Church.
"Healing a hitch Church" will be the
general topic in a Sf‘l’lun of morning
hormone beginning tomorrow at the
South Norwnlk Buptlnt Church. The
first subject. will he, "The “Diagnosis.
’i‘ho iilllljor'l following will be Febru-
ary 5th, The. Remedy; February 12th. ’
"llecupcration." in the owning the
pastor will speak estimially on, “A ‘
(Toinpurlsl‘ui of Fellowship." and the
quartct, have a brilliant program of
quelc. The new singing book will be
a icnluro, It in tho "Winona Hymn
iiook." need by tho CiquIItnn-Alcann-
(lt‘t‘ lot-roe and has become very popu-
lar throughout the country.
Morning.
Prelude—40 xlaeo ....... Ii Dcebayon
Anthem—Alb Bo .ontnl tn the Lord.
Holden
Words of My
’I‘ructto
liesponnwlm the
\louih .............
(JrfcItonmiiou was, Oh Lord
I’iluour-r
l'ontludc—Oli‘criolre In D lilinor . . . .
Alfred ltndbcnd
(iller rtory, tllOW-SWON is the Work”
“localui
QliflNOIr-‘IA‘OII Kindly Light. .. .l.ltlle
l’oetludo—whlurcit lilodetno
E. ii. lanuuc
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BANNER COUNCIL INSTALLATION.
Namee at ottlcers Who Auumod Their
tattone Thle Week.
'l‘hrI officers of Honour Council. No.
bl, D. of I... Ivor.» lnnlnllcd ’i‘huredn)‘
owning no follows: ,
t‘ “Lilian Merriam.
V. (‘..—~l§:uber Merriam.
A. (‘.- tirare Young.
A. V. (Xvi-Tank I-i. Mend.
It. H.-~t‘, J Fort-inn.
A. ll lit‘illlllltl (’. Mead.
l~‘ 5~~\\'. Q Meltinm
lrmnuwr ----- lda llow.innd
ti ----- tlrnw l’onnoll
t ti . .\. Merriam.
t). H,»- i~‘. Scout-id, Sr.
'l‘runteo-«lv‘, .l. Merriam.
W...u.......- M .4.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahlckeme~-~-.\. w. Taylor. Groom
Farina: J. Il. liowcll R [1. Murphy. 1“
II‘. Wi,llis I. Sibultncchi. .‘cw \‘;orit
i. it Hurlbuit, Wilton. B. illonnatctn.
llridzoport; 8.1‘. ’I‘haycr lloston; in.
A. Smith and wife. llaubury: 1.. A.
Libby, III. M. Sanford. W. A. Olmsioud,
Hartford: J. A. Morrlsey. Mariden; (i.
l-‘. McKay. .lernoy City; 1". D. Lawton.
W. '1‘. Becker, it. W. Bertulett. city.
There will be a npoclal meeting of
l‘onuenuu Council. l'loyul Arcunutu. this
evening in their rooms in Wall lirect.
’l‘be nnnIVcrnary mun l‘or Anton
Snnunlio was said by Father '1‘. .l
i«‘ inn. at St Man II church thla morn.
log at it oclook.
Auction Sale of
Real Estate
”The nubicrlbnr hereby given notice
that he will sell all that certain
tract or parent ot land. together with
tho building: ttinmn Illndlllfl. eit-
noted in the City of south Norwk,
in the Town of Norwelk. Connecticut,
bounded northerly two hundred lull
"ventral: tll‘l‘il) tent by mutiny
know u (letter street; calmly
eluhtyaelsht Isa) teat by Feirileld ow
one. tormerly celled Chapel cum:
southerly two hundred and at ty-one
teen feet Ind III: (ll) Incline Hunt!
at Jacob It. Layton and wife tunnel-:1 .
and in port by land new or term
titre L. (liver: and meteriy‘on ~ ,
hundred one littytour (1643 can on
eight ill tanner by «higher mm
.. W'tyrruhnw *
or n can or
«out» hereon. an
pullllo auction. on to ,
mfiuflmu coin am
Boys’ Black and Oxford Over-
coats and Reefers, a‘ges 9 to 17,
Sec ibI-m In our South \‘l‘indow. Other lint-gains in All Departments.
ed as iIII'Iompctrnta.
l’rcltltlewMolodEyyetnli‘lzet'hcMung)... First in quill}. 1:th in price. ulwuyz: in tho minds oi its contour
liohqunchlcy trio iionuic lllIuIc timuud l‘rtul tor Home»; (‘ut-‘II- .lurl Poultry,
Anthem—«A thy in Thy Courts
, Maclnrrcn
Iicnmtmh—Mtor tho Sowing (Smooth ””00” WWWWOWO
the Reaping ........... Anon.
Special
for Saturday 8.
Monday
former price $3.50 to $5,
Sale Price $1.45
.ourrITTERS
'rwo STORES:
The New Store
4 Wall St.. Norwalk.
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
OONNWOOOMOMOOWOOOOWWO
.
O momwmow
People who throw money nu‘nymrcal Inouvy-Iuro usually arrest
if they throw it auay on interior grain and tend
they hood their nitration arrostcuwtra illc tort that It's moan to your
animal, nnd that ciwnpucssltioI-s not :lli\:t).«‘ moan economy. It's
not what you our. bufwhat you not {or aim ,wu pay that counts.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
For Fresh FISH go Where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
FROSTFISH. not dressed...5 the. 25c
FLATFISH. not dressed ....5 the. 25c
OCEAN BLUES or POLLOCK. not
dressed ................. 5 lbs. 25:
GOSLING CLAMS, opened ..... 35c qt.
MACKEREL ................. i-lc lb.
BLUEFISH .............. l-Ic lb.
SNAPPER BLUES ............ 12c lb.
NATIVE ESCALLOPS ........ 50c qt.
Weaklllah. Halibut. Herring. Smelt.
Salmon. Finnan Haddles. Round and
Long Clams.
Cutbill’s _, Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
w“... my... mm“..tc...l.wuu~-.u
Extra SPECIAL Exua
Finest Florida Oranges
From twenty five for 25c, to 25c dozen
GET YOUR CHAIR! OF THEM
WARRANTIO BOOB
HOME LAID [GOO
. ..... . ............... 20o dozen
.. She dozen
on...» ........ H...
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
90 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT.
PHONE 148
Coffees,Teas. pices,
Are (It the hell that ere round here. Nothing hotter and nothing nur-
er. in our line on the the. ot the north. Quality stand: back or ev.
erytinn; we roll.
. attention thin lesson.
‘ymeinh
‘ km
3 5.00 Fancy Overcoat: at
3 6.00 Fancy Overconts at
$12.00 Fancy Overconte at
ROBEB AND PAJAMAB.
50c Robes reduced to.‘...
$1. 25 Pajamas reduced t8
:1. 50 Pajamas reduced to
2.00 Pajamas reduced to
$2.50 Pajamas reduced to
$4.50 TAN SHOES AT
...u.-eae.
“Willie.
Extra Specials
BOYS' AND YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATO AT HALF PRICE. .
$10.00 Fancy Overcoats at 3500
m
VERY IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS IN OUTING FLANNEL
$1. 00 Robes and Pajamas reduced to ..........3..79
m
$3.50 and $3.00 SHOES. to clone at 3198
m
MANY OTHER CHOICE BARGAINS IN THIS BIG SALE.
98 Washington Street
....I................32.50 ,
.OSOO
econ
motif
..... u......u....$39
.........$ .98
$119
...........J1-48
$189
voiloltoloto
..eeu-n..
lent-evtel-eI-ueel one-“I48
. . WW. ....m....—.—_4......_.w
lililii ill WAIIW Sillill
Vi \l.l. STRICM‘. 10: 10 .t mml’rice
Inovctucut:I utrc itngulnr at the op
t’lllliil, of the stock marhct today nith
a tnlril lnrtto minute of business. A
lurthur weakness was developed in the
topper shores, Amalgamated Copper
doc Hug a point in the that law minutes
or ii ndiug. St. Louis Sontbwestmn ad-
\auccd lip and Norfolk and Western
Maryland and (‘aundinn i’nciflc 3-8
each. l‘nlon Pncltlc and Reading gain-
.Id fractionuliy.
WALL S'l‘ltitilc'l‘. it a. nt.~'l‘be Inor-
hot muted upward. although the coins
for the moat port worn comparatively
email ll 8 Steel rose to 791,... anew
latch record for tho lament Inclement.
.\'urllu rn Pin the creased I20 and Ches-
apatite it (into gained a point. Higher
intros uncovcrod home selling orders
and tho markvl receded slightly, but
soon stcndiotl ugnin.’
\\‘.\l.l. S’l‘ltlflll'l‘. Close.~Thc mar-
llr'l cloned active and arm. Best price!
ol’ the fitttit‘dtlll were made in the not:
Ullll hour. with further gains in Atchl
son, Northern l’acitinc and Other ac-
ii: a Issues. Amalgamated Copper
limit! only partial recovery, but pron.
\Eli‘t.‘ ml l’ltllcll Fillies Steel and Rend-
lng “as less marked. Union Pacific
“as quite the heaviest oi the standard
mares,
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LEGISLATURE WILL HAVE
MIIIIII NEW BUSINESS
tContinued from i'l‘rat Page.)
cationa of bills already in. More than
in any previous session members are
sucking the oillre of. the cicrk of bills
to secure information an to correct
hurtling and torm of bills. and Clerk
lilunutn has had and in at present
(limit in a multitude of lllntlt‘t‘s: Many
ut the older members of the house tire
ol’ the opinion thnt when the intro-
duction of new business is ended it
will be found that the totnl is much
under that of the last two sessions.
and the fuel that very little automobile
and railroad legislation is proposed.
and that the public utilities and em
ployers' liability matters are given
right of way. will make to a shorter
neaelon than usual. Not much hope
for adjournment earlier than July is
expressed, for it in pointed out. that.
until the. commiltccs get to work and
begin reporting bills the Assembly
well necessarily each day accomplished
ll tie. in previoun your: the commit-
tca on the Judiciary has curly given
hearings on Jtidxeehipn, but these are
not bolug pushed torwurd. One result
is shown In the (act thtt Judge Wolfe.
of the Common Pleas Court at New Hn.
you. will be unable to all after Jan. 31
until his appointment by the governor
ts continued.
The number of petitions for incor-
poration or new electric roads put in
by oillcernlot the Connecticut Com-
pany is taken an an indication that the
N. Y.. N. ii. a H. R. R. Company In«
tends to try and complete ltn gridiron-
inlg ol’ the state with steel l'tIlll eitpple-
memory to its. many lines now in up-
eIatlon. Labor matters and the mono
urea before the shellfish committee
and the than and ammo ccmmlttnee are
expected to receive more than usual
State Ornithol-
cgtnt lot: has been invited to nerve in
an advisory capacity with the cammlb
m on fisheries and some and line been
examining hills relating to some births.
The Iorthoomini nomination! of
Governor Blldnun for highway com-
mutation, Insurance communion».
bank ‘eomntlnioner. tut Commlnioner.
Llanltt‘e term wll expire next July.
three railroad commie loam. end on
lintnedlete population or a success-
.or to Commutonnr Seymour. who.“
tuneful com “all” e hnliltlllnucniga
or, liree KO 0 O '
(hi-donors, litawltelllllh mlwnugln
. loner nomad-loner and factory thence»
tor rural-h the cabinet to: much all»
Very little has much laid
“without Wtcri
t Weill!
’ ..
missioners and Mr. Llppltt, the-blink
commisnionet‘. Some other appointing.
ments are expected to await action of
the Assembly on recommendations .
the governor as to consolidations of db-
puttmeuts. ‘
Governor Baldwin baa received an.
invitation to attend a meeting in BOW.
ton early in February. at which the
other New England governors will I3
present, but be had previously world an
engagement to address a buelnun
men‘s gathering in this state.
llilIHS ilili __Fllillllll~3
John G. Flllow.
John (I. rum 'of West Not-trait“
died at his residence there on Fri .'
night alter a short illness. ed it
lie was the son of the late rest)
lI‘illow. A widow, two sons and
daughter survive him Frederick (I...
llnrrv V. and Mrs. irvlng E. W
ncv allot \\ est Norwnik The mg».
oral services will be at the hon: .
\ionday January 30. at 3 p. m. .
torment at Union cemetery, Norfll
Joe Kory. ‘ -
infant son of “to. will
.‘Ilts Steve Ker). 0t 37 ‘ElyTfiv .
died yesteIduy attornoon e {u
oral “ill be held this utternoon a
o'clock. Rev. Gabriel Dokue amenity“
lug. interment in lliversidecetnotoryn
Joe. Kory
Funeral of A. B. Gray.
The funeral of Aaron II. Gray. wit
died \cr) suddenly yesterday morn-
ing. will be held from the mural
pailors of Frederick ll Gandhi. Soul
Main street, Mondat afternoon t',
oclock and will be private. The
l" A Coleman will cruciate. end‘
Imment will be in Risersidq cemetery.
Funeral of Daniel C. Green“-
The funeral of Daniel 0. Green.‘
West. Notwolk, was largely “ton
ynntciday. ltev. MI. Smith, or
Dar-ion Methodist Episcopal Chit
officiated. and there was ninxint ,
Frank Ferguson. accompanied by ,
lhitr N Paddock. of East. ‘
'l‘be pallbearers were the sou-ll»
Willis (tune and three gran
Charles. Harold and Howard ,
of Hartford. There was a II!“ ‘ '
her or floral tributee. The lateral
was in Lnkeview cemetery.
Canaan. _‘ a
W. w. Dunn. of Namath, tn wand
the day in Greenwich on bottom ,
Mine Lydia Diokermen is ill It . ‘
home in Cedar Itreet, at an “MW
rheumatllm.
Mrs Charles li‘lnnlgen, olthe Soil
tuck road, is unending a week
friends in New York city. ‘
Mrs. it. E. Lockwood. of'WeIt Ill
street. who has been urinal! All
how recovering her “month “only u
A large Standard on O .. -
truck passed through Net-walk
morning. it we: a monetbr for
tor truck and was n Blue: '
Life In Holland in neceellrtiy
ferent trom life anywhe‘ro‘ else "in, .
world. A country wbar many
are cenele. wherb the undali
fin-me are not fences but voter
where there in one long “I'll
hold back the sen—anon a noun
naturein have n life all it: own.
are titty thousand people out
palliation of only three mllllh‘n
live the your around on canal
The educational caution. or III
(Worn: the children or theI
pie is» on important one.
people no lntellizent Itch
idmtu‘in'” b myomh
I m 7 000 ill
“11mm... At tlun at,
to Namath tomorrow {you
hum will dined-Int
emu.“ lutemt in hie
M%u% cf the guild: dry
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