if *Gleauliaessdt Purity
Appeal to you, then the products
(it our Bakery and (,‘andy Kitchen
will surely suit
Horne-made
Candy
Fresh Baily
F. A. LANE
BAKERY, CONFEOTION ERY
ICE CREAM
.5
Telephone 409
51 Washington at, 80, Norwalk
We Do Steam Boiler"
t .
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noon grand; ”am soon. .
light weight card tables‘otuy $3. 00
at it‘. A. Mitchell's See adv.
All language examinations are bolus
Ibeld in the Norwulk high school to-
Insurance ..
I
and IllSpGCthll II Miss Luci“: f(tollin’s. 01‘ Lowe sl‘it'octlét
ins rocovenc rota tor recon, a ac
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
of the grip.
74 WAIHINOTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CON N.
TELEPHONE 10M
Park & Tilford’s‘
Delicious Candles
Frederick E. [AMJkWOOtL of Norwalk.
is spending the day in New York city
‘ on business.
Mrs. E. 1;. Mitchell, of South Main
street, has recovered from her recent.
attack of the grip.
[tn 0. Gregory, the Well known attor-
ney of Norwalk, is trying a. case in
. . ~30LO AT— ‘thu Bridgeport courts today.
, MWWW
T George Finley, of Hartford. sales-
F' H BAX ER S than for tho Kailoy at (30., dycrs, is
‘ORUG STORE
Iin Norwnllt today on business.
lllllll NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Nows Department
92-3—Buolnes; Department
tide—Branch Office. Norwaik
890 -—Editor'| Residence
729-5—CIty Editor's Residence
WEATHER—"FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer tonight; Wednesday
increasing cloudiness and warmer, pro
hably followed by light rain Wednes-
day night or Thursday. Diminishing
north winds becoming variable. Pleas
ant weather prevails this morning
along the Atlantic coast. Cloudy and
unsettled weather prevails in the wool-
ern portion of the lakerogion. 'l‘horo
is no well-donned storm area. cast or
the Rocky mountains.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
Temperature: Low, 39.
Partly cloudy.
McCall publications are on sale at
iliint's. Soc adv.
till: hinh,
Michael Kelly, of Spring Hill, is re»
covering nicely from his recent lll«
nose.
Professor Edward F. Hands, of Nor-
walk, was the recent guest of his
brother in Bethcl.
A special collection was takcn up at
St. Mary's church on Sunday to cover
a numbér of items.
The usual weekly table do hotc din-
ner will ho served at the Norwulk
Country Club Thursday evening.
Russell Ennis of Hartford. who is
Visiting in NoVVVniit spout the mm in
New York city on business ,V.estcida_V
There is more than one way to ane-
lain the vital forces. it you are inter-
ested rend ill". .I. ll. hlullery's adv.
Watch for the Forthtorpodo runn-
bout. Speed, beauty and comfort cont
bincd. H. 1.. Benedict's am. will tell
you more about it.
Miss Margurct Smith. of St. l-‘runcis'
Hospital. Hartford, is visiting her slu-
tcr, Mrs, Thomas, llurrlgan. of Cross
street, for a few days.
The annual election of olllccrs ot the
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First hit-tho-
dist Episcopal Church will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clork.
All etovcn look alike to most people.
but they are not allkc. lir you are
thinking of buying a new om- rcutl
thhsudv. oi the Jones and llotchkiss
Company.
Miss Georgia Wolfe. of Smith (‘ol4
loge, Northampton. Mass, is a guest or
her brother. Dr. Robert M. Woltc, of
this city, and will return to her studies.
tomorrow.
, ~.laddo cool for furnace, at. its)"
moud Bros.
. mwwmn—wn
Homer 8 Beers has succeeded the
Beers Bros. 00. inc” and now the
name of the management is limiter 8.
Been and Complny
There were no pool name: last eve
ulna in the tourusment or the Non
walk Fire i’ollco. but it Is expected
that there will be two comes this eve
hing.
Postal cards are being received
tram Frederick Gordon. Mend, who to
neatly visited his sister. Mrs. William
L. Olson. oi Ella street. trout Walls
lantern!) . 0.. whore he in visiting.
Thor. in to he 0 dance mercenary
lt‘ridtVy evoniw which 0. tom num-
... tartaric aunties
stun o r I -
dor the auspices or the capillary Ath-
Moo table. An old mallard miuht plug,
lotto elation. M in “ t, “WW“ lully‘ aloe iooltlln; Iturbo psmrléo
map I I m 4 , all h on not. rave a ova y
“ingot”! in My. “0 at 21000111"! m “mitt-Ind PM“ to: a second; on the other load
from her dittifimtho eardrum-xi I “17,000.00 he has I. tremendous sprint when
l and shunned til I ii trimmed. it might be said that
the «suite digger the witch.“ MM“ WWIIMIUWM given I. good score any or those
improving
' The host
""’"“"‘"”""“' Cards me being received from Judge
IAIII‘UdI'.1\IlSlIll, 0! Worst avenue, who
FOR SALE iie sojourning in Cuba on his plantar 3
NEW 30x8 CRMSING LAUNCH lion which tell of the fine time he to
la
HULL. PRlCE 0350. Apply at. “mu"
Anderson’s Launch Worits
Oyster Shell Point, Norwfik
'l‘hc (lirlu' Friendly society. of Grace
Church, will moot this cvouing and the
rehearsal for the entertainment. and
play that is to be given in the near
-tuture will be bold.
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There is More
Than One Way;
to sustain the vital fort-cu. You
can dip your bread in your top,
and select the suit and mushy.
foods, denying yourself ol‘ those
which are most appetizlut: ltlltI
nourishiuu; or. you can have a
good‘looking. \V'cil»tlttiut: pinto
made, which will tumble. you to en-
ioy your meals. improve your up-
pearant'o and put an cntirciy tilt-
fcrcnt phase on tile altogether.
(‘tuno in anti lot inctakc your mr
prcsnlon today.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard J. ('utbiil toil.
yesterday for Florida, and will prolr
ably be away a mouth or six Weeks.
They will spend the llrsl two Wot-ks
at lloileVlch, Florida.
Fire Chief C, lrrlnn iiylnnlon, oi'
Ntrwalk. lit-gun his othclal inspection
of the local schools this morning for
tire protection in the houses or study.
ilo visited several schools.
l‘olonel George D. Russell, proprie-
tor of the NotVValk Hotel, will tutor
at the annual banquet of the. Catholic
1 nton (‘ountih Knights of Columbus.
to he held on Aloung owning, Febru-
ary lilth. The. list of speakers will be
announced shortly.
Don’t delay your coming if you want some
of these splendid bargains.
$ 8.50 Suits .................... $ 6.85
$12.00 Suits .................... $ 7.85
$15.00 Suits ........... ~ ......... $10.85
$18.00 Suits .................... $12.85
$20.00 Suits . . .................. $14.85
$25.00 Suits ....... . . .; ......... $r8.85
$30.00 Suits .................... $22.85
Overcoats for men and boys.
Big and genuine reductions all along the lines of our
And the greatest values in
Fancy Suits Reduced in Our
Great Red Tag Sale
It is hardly worth while to remind anybody of the
rxtra goodness of our clothing. Hardly a man “in this
section but knoWs we ‘sell the best clothes to be had——
best quality, but styles, best satisfaction! Is it any won-
der that men flock here when we reduce prices on such
clothes? That every Red Tag Sale rolls up an increasing
record of sales? In spite of bad weather. our business has
been fine.
Furnishings you ever saw in a Red Tag Sale.
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
TWO STORES:
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
.i. P. Murr, proprietor of the NM-
walk ()tltllty Shop, who has startled
Norwnik with the auntumcetncul that,
lu- is to start an owning newspaper.
was loolttnit over the old Gazette news-
paper equipment this morning with 0
vich toward purchase.
At a meeting of the directors of tho
llay Nursery Asset-tattoo it was re-
t-t-utly docitlcd to hold a wide: on Feb-
ruary iltlt. Valentino's liar. at tho lio-
tcl Mahacltemo. at 2:30 o'clock in the
at‘tornoon. All are Vvt-lcoutt- to attend
and the tickets utt- htl route. A uunr
her at handsome prince hau- bcon do
nan-d {or the occasion.
'l‘ho- iii-council Nittlt‘itt ol‘ Knights
of t‘olumhua. arranged I7(“I\\'t't‘ll thc
't‘aihoilt- t'nlon Council of Norwolk
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 Smith Main St. South Norwalk
liours: 0 a. m. to 8 p. to. Sam
days by appointment only.
Valentines
LETTERS, BOOKLETS, FANCY
NOVELTIES AND POST CARDS
St. .losoph's (“ouncll ct South Norwuik
Post Cards """" 6 for 5c. and st. Augustine t‘ouut-il (ti rhututord
Post Cards ....... 3 for 50 will begin IOIIIinI in til. Joseph‘s t‘oun
Post Cards 2 tor 50 CH rumis, when teams from tho threw
t‘tlllllt'IIr-i will play pinocblc and forty-
ilV'o tor a trophy to or awarded the
LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON Vvinncr.
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS, 6 for Sc
I. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Miln- Dawson)
88 Washington 8!. Tel,
. _..~ _. ....A....
Nelson W. litmmllct, or \l‘cstport
uV‘I‘uuc. is Hula} uuralug an I‘XI'I‘Q‘IIIIIK-
ly sore hand, having sprained tho
5 thumb on his light hand. He made. a
sudden Kl‘ttnp tor the bridle of his
horm- which was at the limo quite ob-
strcpcrous, and his hand missed the
()Iljt't‘i or which it had gone in spurt-h
and strut-ll tiw horsc on the hour. The
donor doubled outlcr and was severely
sprained. ’i‘ho- hand In nV-ariy twice
Its normal size mum and the injury
it'i t‘Xtt‘l'lIIl‘lflI) painful.
440
, My”!
Pay
By gheck
THE SPEEO OF GAME BIRDS.
l‘hc velocities hero “Men are taken
in lt-ct Itt‘l‘ second rather than IIlIIt'I'I
pcr hour. which in limb rcndlly cunt-
prcitcnlimi or applied by IIir nuuucr.
Table 01 Flights.
l-‘cct per
. second.
It Is safe. and Quail ..................... ...V‘..‘. to 85
Prairie chicken ............. iii. to iii.
conven‘ent ltun'ml grouse ............... no lq ilti
---—- liuvo ........ . .............. 70 to J00
Jnch snipe .. ................ 00 to 70
Small Accounts tum... ...................... h. ... or.
. l'lovors. according to variety. .00 lo 80
Invued (frow ........................ as ... u.
‘ Mallard . . . ., ................ 55 to 90
""""' IIIMIK dut'k ... .............. to to 90
Spoonblii ...... ........... ..55 to lit")
l’lutnll ......... . .......... 00 to 100
South Norwalk Wood duck .................. to to 90
Vincent! 80 to 100
. (unwell . .......... . ........ 80 to too
Trust Co Rod heal! ........ 110mm
0 iiluowiug teal .......... tilt) in 140
Groonwing teal ............ too to 130
Cnnvssback ........... 130 to 100
-= . ' . Canadaxeelo........ ..... iOOtoiilo
t N t1 alBank Brant. different varieties, uveruo
I y a on speed 100.
Some species of hawks have a
speed 01200 tool a second.
There *may be much greater vor-
latlou in the tlluht or some or "these
birds than could be given in any
TRANOAOTO A OENIRAL IANKINO
IUIINIBI AND OFFIHI IVIRV
FAOILI‘I‘Y OONOIITINT
‘ WITH OOUND
docks can reach maximum wood 3::
lit“ no men I'm. u iii and this a finite hi to
tult “a“ I o . r I I
email what the matter it
OK" It» ROWAN H V!“ mite JIliowmpas toowohhrlcl As no
to 00th
ouch MANUFAOTUIIIIO PRO!
40330300. don. 8t.-~A mutton
i , gradually tilt the shoe measuring .
at tho iiii'ddto Wont so lurid m , '
they fit; prowl. Intuit tho
OW““WOWWW
cd as incomputcnts.
they need tltclr attention arrestcdw
animal, and that chcapnoss doc»:
not what you pay, but What you put for “but you pay that counts.
('l‘ti "
Foot in quality. last in pricc.
llonnlo Home Ground Feed tor Horses, (“attic
l’coplo who throw money quaywrcal bunny-mare. Visually arrest-
llfll
if they throw it away on interior grain and food
to tho but that it‘s mean to your
always moan economy.
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MANUEL TDRO HATCH. l
'nttd i‘mtliry,
ift'iit'l'iti Census.
always in lill‘ minds of its custom '
OWWWO I
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WM. v—wu non-mm . ,.
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For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing‘
FROSTFISH.
but FISH to get the BEST l
FLATFISH. OCEAN BLUES.
POLLOCK.
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GOSLING
CLAMS. MACKEREL. BLUEFISH. SNAPPER BLUES. NATIVE ESCAL '
LOPS. WEAKFISH. HALIBUT. HERRING.
HADDIES. ROUND AND LONG CLAMS.
Cutbili’s Bridge. Fish Marked
TELEPHONE ltl8.
FREE DF.
SMELT. SALMON, FINNAN
l
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LIVERY. i
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[JAM IIIEE-BIM Ill
Ono
\Iot a cheap (‘nttcc put in an attractive puc knit. but the heat (‘ottec
that can he bought for the money at.
l'unnot be duplicated by quality. as we import it. reset it. and
sell it direct to the user.
Our (lrlattno is also a winner at 120 per hookups.
...30 350 Ind 380 lb.
1'
V,
check given.
IIIIIOI.
The up
The Union Pacific Tea Company
:26 Washington St.
”unit iii u____tt no
WALL il’l‘ BRET. 10:10 a. nuw'l‘ho
stuck nmrltct showed a firm undertone
at tho opoulnx today. The Hill Ilium-
were strong, Northern Pacific advanc—
ing In and Great Northern '96. benign
Valley, General Electric and American
Sugar opened tip-1,5. although Lenten
Valley quickly lost its cold. Further
stratum: we. moon hy‘the fertilizer
The Hartman awaits were
heavy and vanadium Pacino lost at.
WALL ”REIT 11 a. m.-—-hiodorste
buying Idvsbood prices I tritie in the
only trading, Vanish Valley and Amst-
mood 00m he
ltd menu
new “hr tom setting at u s .
. steel. which sold it below yesterday I
aim and the ml. of the tilt. also In
Tel. 542-3.
tably Northern Pact
Bonds were study.
ruthenium.
especially firm.
t. on Imutod.,.m
Iztonwamol
0011!”le
election. The
cannot
mthrqmottou in tho
Fm Delivery
1
'low stitch; moved independently no- dtstrlotod. at this swoon;
do, which
WAl. l. STREET. 1 D. m.——~'l‘ ho char
actor or the market underwent deeld den or the results 0! the can“; or
ed change tor the better toward and
day. stocks betas but for more nearly ion of the attorney-neural '
and the demand broudeulns.
stroustb show by the ldtll and south—
ern ll‘tflml permeated other portions
or the list and the early tuners moved
up sharply United States Steel loathe
ed 70 Ml on ism munctlonu
OMALLPOX OUARANTINI iNVPI-llle
ADILPIIIA. I
Jon. it .tho of
u but. in tum to-
novel-r oi Intell-
Iridium district. The
odhod
“drum!
ovry ”diamond within the, Violins has!»
to Iihntit. to 100-
the! aim one
. I ll: rut bill limiting
“1 in ”W’awltndowoimmflm
wool: l,i‘ho WWII? tor M
“9“ ,
liliilliiiliR BIlliIIIII
Warns the General Assembly
‘lldtt two senatorial districts, taking ad
: t:.sembiy shall continue as so estab
3 assembly next alter the completion or
ring the constitution by providing for
van Ittonernl Assembly wll have poster to
cod l 33 to 122 7-.8 Ton-d midday l‘t‘MIItilrIOt it until that;
there was a decided improvement all i change looking toward thd election
around in the market‘s tone and the or gunman; by general ticket could
but overused a trifle above that him well he pill tuto attract bolero the tail
3 5.00 Fancy Overcoats at
I 6.00 Fancy Overcoat: at
$10.00 Fancy Overcoat: at
$12.00 Fancy Overcoats at
VER’Y IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS IN OUTING FLANNEL
ROBES AND PAJAMAS.
500 Robes reduced to.....
$1.00 Robes and Pajamas
$1.25 Pajamas reduced to
81.50 Paiamas reduced to
82.00 Pajamas reduced to
$2.50 Pajamas reduced to
04.50 TAN SHOES AT ...........
$3.50 and $3.00 SHOES, to close at
W
MANY OTHER CHOICE BARGAIN
98 Washington Street ‘i
.. who... .WM-. .-mm
Illli RI-lilSlRiliIliili
that the Results at the Feder-
al Census Must Be Taken
Advantage of
ll.\lt’l‘h‘t.)RD. Jan. 3l.~—'l‘he General
Assembly was warned by Governor
liuldwin today to rodlstrlct the state
Vantage thereby of tho results at the
if is is not doneI at
this evasion, it will not be possible to
i~dtai with the senatorial districts again
until tall the “inning “as in form
“I a fillHi'ItiI message to the senate
and boost. autotnpanicd 0,) Vi report
m the t-tusus of Connecticut. by noun
not. (Illt‘h’, loans and borough. and
imp, V or turrcspotldeuce with Attorney-
(mutual Light on this subject in his
pic ssauc the gourmet said
. section Sf‘lOlld of Article Thirty-
who or the Amcodments to the Census
lotion oi” this state proridestbat the
districts established by law for the
clot-lion of Scholars in,_tht- General
Ilfiilt‘d until the session at the general
tho t-cnsus of tho t'uiled Status next
ttioitattcr to be tukcn and that such
lu‘lml‘ui “issuably shall baVc power to
tlif‘l district, it tound necessary to
chseer a promo equality of popula-
Hill! in oath senatorial district, but
Iotriy in ut'cot‘dnncc with the principles
laid down in that section; and that
said districts shall not be subsequent
lV altered. except at a session oi the
tzcnerai Assembly held next after the
tomplciion of a later troops of the
l IiIlt‘iI Slums.
‘ have obtained from the attorney
guncral an opinion as to whether the
contemplated by article thirtyoue of
present session of the assembly is that
the amendments to the Constitution as
thci next session after the completion
of the census of the United States
taken next after the census oi’ 1000.
and he adVlsos me that it is. Copies
of my correspondence with the alter
iteyluouerul ate annexed to this mes
sage
"Whether the proposition for amend-
the election of Senators on a general
Htlthct under a plan securing proper
minority representation is regarded
with layer by the Home ot Represen-
tatives or not. it will ho not essary to
ro~diutrlct the state, it it to to be re-
us no other
and as no
elections in Novombsr. 10H. 4
“l. therefore. have doomed it my (in
iy to communicate to you the interma-
1010 no beret-e stated, and tho opia-
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NORWALK MIN iNTROOUOI IILLO
nan-una-
Ionlthr Donovan and Rev. 0. 8. Mac-
mlhnd Duty to the Legislature.
HARTFORD. Jan. 31.»- Natty every
legislator today had it hill in his bud
when the General Assembly came to
order. Then the avalanche bond and
to tested [or over two hours in it!
been and an hour in the «auto.
The tom! of the personal roll to:
II propondrbr Booster Donovan.
luv. 0. s. Median-mt. oi scam Nor
“0001mm tlonhlmitflhfi.
Extra Specials
BOYS’ AND YOUNG MEN’3~“OVEROOAT3 AT HALF PRIOR.
reduced to .........8 .79
............‘.........$1.19
.....................01.48
Fourth Biennial RepOl't of Commit»
geological and natural history survey
for distribution. The secretary of tho
........n.....rf-...2.50
....................$3.00
....................06.00
IIOIIIIICOIIIIIIIDOIulm
coon-Incnouo-ornoooo. .39
...................$ .98
................”...01.”
.....................$3.48.
.....................1.98
3 IN THIS BIG SALE.
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SURVEY OF STATE. ‘~
start to Gournor Printed. .,
The fourth biennial report for the
two years ending December 31, 1910.;
of the commissioners of the state
to (.ovcrnor Weeks has been printed
commission is President Luther o!
'lriulty College.
The report an3 in part:
"There has been no change in the
general scope and plan of the some)
since its first organization. It. ma
however, be convenient briefly
capltulate VV but has been said thereon,
in former reports. The survey with“
established by an not approved 00' ‘
8,1903 That act proposed for the
sunny two subjects for lnvestiutiO,
Vl2.. the geology of the state. and ti:
natural history or botany and R'O'OIOKY:
ot‘ the state. it has bedn present
to he the intent of the law mu: m
appropriation should be divided With
some approach to equality betw
geology and biology. The law eats
lishing the survey '"p'mpom V1100
three aims with reference to min
the. work should be prosecuted: mm,
the purely scientific aim at ammo“
our knowledge or the soot y and
oral bis-ton of the state; econ'd, t e u
economit aim of leading to the inn“
echthc conscrthion and intimation
of the resources or the state: third the hi.
oduattional aim or promoting the
work or the schools 0! the state by the
publication or the results ol‘ invent“
lion in a form adapted for the use 0’!“
teachers
‘What has already been sold in re
gard to the work accomplished or in ,j
progress and the plans l‘or ‘tutu
work makes it obvious that the built-
nces or the state geological and natu-
ral history survey is not rapidly: up;
proaching completion. in fact. th’
state survev shoal be recognised Ind
permanent lustitut t.on The seal
tal suer) of tthe state of New Yo
was commenced in 1838. There
at. present no organization in the I
of New York bearing the ml.
geological survey, but there II I I
geologist who is director of the science
division or the education department
or the state, and on the trial at his“.
department are a state bottom.
state onlomoloxiot. and a number
other scientific workerl. Under
term of organisation or another,
work of investigation of the no!"
and natural history or New York ti
der- «the auspices of the state‘
ready been substantially coutln,
for more ntwo generations. T
is no pron t that it will eve
finished." 4
assume or WILL-KNOWN
sunset.
Figured In tho 'l'rlai 01 till mime
oi Labor contempt do”. '
WASHINGTON Jan. Sir—Winn ‘
the mooning or the phrase. “60 to
The Supreme Court at the U V
States may be called upon to
down an opinion tonehint on the
oodles of tint limit, but
«brass ,
The point. was raised in the 4« .
tempt one brought output ‘
Clamps". president or: aha ,9“
F‘ldpratlou o‘i 1“”an
rice-president. and
”W3: 0&0 oi the hit: me!“ o
to an o 01"me
mTWPwymttlhi. bomglIIE‘
as
and Bongo demagny'o III.
written statement in!“
in"
E
‘ “t and Hr. Mood iota
hunt ”(lawman ' .
model hold
walk. by mint 0! the, worst contort m
Norwalk Chronicler