Appeal to you. then the products
or our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
,‘ will surely suit
Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily
12.1. LANE
BAKERV, CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM
Telephone 409
61 Washington 81., 8°. Nor-walk
BIA W8
EVENING. SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—News Department
OZ-3—Busineas Department
“z—Branoh Office. Norwaik
800 ~Edltor's Residence
Tab—City Editor's Resid'nu
' ‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwuik and vicinity: Snow pro.
babiy heavy tonight and Tuesday. Ris-
ing temperature. High northeast
and east winds becoming variable
Tuesday. An area of high pressure
over Ontario islproduclng low temper-
atures of Eastern New York and New
England. A well-defined storm area
central over lllinois is producing
snow or rain from Tennessee north-
wardyto upper Michigan and from the
Mississippi river eastward to Pennsyl-
vania. This storm will move easi-
ward and probably reach this vicinity
late this afternoon or tonight. it will
begin with snow, but is likely to turn
to rain. The temperature will rise
slowly. Northeast storm warnings are
displayed from Delaware Breakwater
to Eastport, Maine.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
Temperature: Low, 2:;
Clear.
high. :32.
Henry Tilly and Son have the addlu
tion to their carriage maiiutactory in
North Main street nearly completed.
Mr. and Mrs. George 1. Buxion. of
Elmcrest. returned home Saturday
from their wedding trip to Washing-
ton. D. C.
Ralph S. Gregory .of the Fox Cycle
store. in Washington street, is a visi-
tor in New York city today, looking
over automobile row.
A. Kessler and family will move to
Stamford this week. where Mr. Ross-
ler will conduct the saloon formerly
occupied by issue Fox. They have a
number of friends who will miss them
greatly.
——Come and have a good time at the
Barbers‘ Ditnce tonight.
Norwaik Lodge. B. P. 0. E. of this
city, will have a regular meeting Wort
nesday evening at the I‘iIitS‘ Home in
South Main street. at which time some
reports will be given in by the build-
ing committee.
James Alexander Lodge, A. F. and
A. fii., tt-olorch of Norwnik, is plan-
ning an interesting event in the form
of a social; which will be held at Fri
ce's Hall in Water street. Norwaik.
Friday evening.
While the meeting place for the an-
nual meeting of the ileile island im-
provement Association, inc. has not
been definitely decided. it will be. in
South Norwalk and probably at the
Mahackomo l-iotei.
There will be a special meeting of
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32, i. 0. R. M.. this
evening. to take action on the death of
the late A. H. Newman. All members
are requested to be prudent.
A monthly meeting at the city coun-
cil will he held this evening at the
council chamber in Washington street.
At that time a considerable amount of
business is do be brought up. A late
session is therefore quite likely.
9‘»...
It is proposedto car: out the box-
ins program} snapped or tomorrow
evenln the Tulip City Athletic
Club w thb t exception of one match.
Jack Bentam 1 of this city is to no on
with Jack Meoinais of
Stamford instead or doc Hevesy, also
of this city..,_,
-Don't forget the Barbers' Dance
at Arlen Hall. February 6.
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Active work was started today on
the big improvements contemplated by
the South Net-wall: Trust Company.
which some time ago urchssed the
Decker building. adjoin as the present
banking hulldin or the company, with
the intonthmo merging both struc-
tures. 'i‘cdayls operstlona begun in
the Decker hulldlnl.
WW.»
n. w-
THO gawk; axrauisacso on
use guano in on Loomosn «-
Ii‘ work Ill-i)! iso-
ior‘y near awilerlt. WORK lyear
' TRIAD? around. mmywfl class weavers.
rite cail‘gth door. View unmet.
We write all forms 0!
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDE
u wasumo'rou eraser. soUTH
NORWALK. couu. .
retest-ions 1.5-2 1
Parkw 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
—-80LD n— i
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISINO LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 3350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point, Norwaik
Painless
Extracting
The unsolicited tosiimoay of my
many patients is all that, is neces-
sary to wow that teeth extracted
in my oflice l‘l‘t' taken out absolute-
ly witbom rain, and without any
ill alter effect. if you have teeth
that need extracting (some in. and
be able to say. as so many oihcrs
have said. “it, is true; i know it.
for l have tried it myself.“
Dr. .I. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwaik
Hours: 9 a. m. to B p. in. Sun-
dsys by appointment only.
Valentines
LETTERS, BOOKLETS, FANCY
NOVELTIES AND POST CARDS
Post Cards ....... 6 for Se
. Post Cards ....... 3 for 51:
Post Cards ....... 2 for be
LINCOLN AND‘ WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAV PORT CARDS, 6 for 50
I. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Mime Dawson)
38 Washington St. Tel,
, One
DOLLAR
Starts 11
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
at the
south NorWallt
Trust Co.
.Mm—
CityNatioaalBank
TIANOAOTI A GINIIAL IANKINO
IUIINIIO AND OFFIRI IVIRY
FACILITY OONIIITINT
WITH SOUND
IANKINO
Ourplue and Home
0117M
mmuunu-nsesurym
sums it. MAW-ill” . Mes.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 'lItV Mus.
FMDIIIIOK it. ROWAN. and Vice-
pm
WILFRID ”DW‘LLO Cashier
W
OIIIOTOII
449
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Olpitsi
MW
'Igr Southern Railway issues.
lililIl II III Sillili
iwa1.1.s'rann'r. 10:10 11.111 m-the
buying movement of last Saturday was
resumed “today at the opening of the
stock market, which was active with
an upward ismdenty U. 8 Steel open
ed with u block of live thousand shapes
at 81%» to 82.1w against Slim. Satur-
day's closing price. Union Pacific
gained ‘74. and Reading '4' The copper
shares were strong, Aiiialguiuuted Cops
per advancing ht. Anaconda 9i. and
J 'l‘t-nu. Copper 99. American (far guin' .
international Harvester
weak spot in the list, loa-
od a point.
was the
1111; in.
WAI l. f’l‘ltldii‘T. il a. 111 wlho‘
atienuih of the. market invited exicu
sive icullzing. lull oflorinus were ink
on and mites again lliIVilliit‘lI lit-ail
lug gained more than a. point, rising
to 111114. a new high record for tho
IIil)Vi"inl‘lli. United States Nicol and
lluion l’uciiie also touched new blah
points for the year. There was a brisk
some low priced issues a point.
WALL STREET. NOOIIrMSIOCRB de
rived strength during the morning sea
stop from u resumption of the buying
movomeut coupled with a further
scrambling of shorts to cover. liiuher
prices 01‘ Americans in London and re-
duction of the discount rate of the lin-
perlul Bank of ilermuny were bullish
factors. The three leaders. Reading.
linion Paciilc. and ll. 8. Steel were
especially strong in. large dealings.
and there was an increased demand
iieiter
l' oilllg anion]; traders was noticeable,
a substantial increase in commission
house buying being reported. Texas
Company broke 2b; an announcement
or the proposed large bond issue by
the company. At noon prices ruled
slightly below the best. The -boud
market was steady with ilisiiilera‘
Securities li‘ivcs showing exceptional
strength.
WALL S'l‘itielldT. i p, m.~~~lluslucss
fell oil' and prices of the leaders ware
somewhat lower. l'niou l’aciiic lost.
much of the morning‘s advance.
Germany Reduces Discount Rate.
MERLIN. Fob. il.~~~'I‘iio rate of tile-
couut of the imperial Iiank of tier-
muny was reduced from .‘1 to i l-Z per
cent. today.
HARD STORM REPORTED
III THE WEST
(Continued from first panel
suburbs war: suspended.
iii‘ was hampered.
Accordion to the local weather bu-
reau. uo sleet storm will be caperlctr
red in this vicinity
lluriug the morning tlirm- deaths
were reported due to IIit' storm. 'l'wo
mail Wore run down by trolley cars
and a third moi tleuih under a train.
Chicago Trains interrupted.
t‘llit‘Ath. Fob. ii.~—Siiow and sleet
which accompanied last night‘s storm
cliniimwd today to pamper tramc.
Elevated train service in the city was
greatly impeded and the interference
with the strain roads was hardly less
serious in the case of the latter. how
ever. ,the results were chiefly in the
curtailment and delay ot‘ business,
ratbur than that of total stoppauc. ii:-‘
strenuous efforts sir-‘01 t‘lii‘ lines on
thr- uurl‘ntc \\’IiIiili liit' rily camped ii
lit'llp. but trolley roads in the suburbs
found many drifts impassable 11nd ior
lilt- iill'ii‘ being \Vi'IIi entirely out of
Himmlasion.
instead of urmvliiu better, the sit.
tuition threatened to hecumr worse, for
li'ccsluu temperature not in and save
promise of havoc with already over-
HII‘lIIIIt’II wires of iolruraph and tric-
lliliillt‘ companies in all diwctious.
itciiei‘ camp lviiiporarily as the tum'»
ulna advanced. but another section of
the storm swept over the city and con-
diiions became serious again.
Sixty Mile Gale Blowing.
iiE’l‘ROl’i‘, Mich, Fab (ix-"“10 iiurce
wind and snow storm which tiWopi into
Ilotroll at it o‘clock last night coli-
iinucs to grow worse. A slxtymllo an
hour polo is blowing 11nd the line snow
has already impeded street car trailic.
in the business section many drifts
over a foot deep cover the tracks and
the atorm'hss shown no sign of abat-
ins.
Nit W YORK. Fab 6. ”The local won
liter bureau has received the foiloitlng
special from Washlnutoni
Northeast storm wuminss displayed
at 10 a. in. along the coast im Dela.
ware Breakwater to lilastpo t._ Dino
iu-rhancn this morning over liilauia
moving eastward. will cause snow
with brisk and liiith easterly winds to-
night and probably Tuesday.
PHILADELPHIA. li‘eh. ii.-~'l‘he wont-
ern blisssrd made its appearance in
Pennsylvania inst nlsht and today the
storm reached to the eastern border
of the state before it) o'clock. Snow is
failing and the indications are that it
will be heavy. Transportation lines
had been warned and are prepared to
meet. conditions should the storm be-
come severe.
Snow is also falling in New Jersey
and Delaware
NEW YMK. Fob 6.-~A heavy fall
of line snow. the forerunner of the
storm resins in the Middle West and
advancing eastwmd. not in here tit
noon A brisk wind accompanied the
snowiaii.
All rnii irul
Charles Veriin. at Eimcrost Terrace...
is spending the day in New Haven on
business.
I. H. Mathewson Camusi Grumman
limits» J. Wallace Marvin
' o rlettan MIR! John ii. Light
. Henry Osmosi-
Fred iii. Iowan
LCM I R. Hilfibilfl
“tumultuous on Howard. itch:
amt-31% mot nomad. took a trill tot
William L. Olsen. 0! Elm
drove in his automobile yesterday to
New Haven.
strut.
inquiry for a number of lndustriaiu and ‘ ‘
specialties. lifting ll. ti. Steel pm. and '
Our Semi-Annual
rousers Sale
Starts Saturday, Feb. 4
This is the news you've been waiting for—you men
who know our trousers values by heart. You know
there's nothing to equal them in quality—~or in styIc—-and
you also know how timely they are. Now is your time
for the game high values—yes, at the same old familiar
.13»; .
prices :--
52.00 TROUSERS ............... . ........ Are now $1.48
. ' 325,0 4. 33.00 Taousass ................. an new $1.911
34.00 Tnoueens ........................ Are now $2.98
$4.50 a 05.00 TROUSERS ................. Are now sass
secs a. $6.50 Taousess ................. Are now $4.48
Fancy cassimercs and cheviots~—a lot of beautiful col- .
ore and patterns—high grade striped worsteds in rich
effects for dress wear—a big range of sizes—a fit for ev-
ery man
Be among the eatly buyersw-for the sake of the best
pickings.
TWO sroaas: ’
The New Store 14 South Main St.
24 Wall St. Norwalk. South Norwalk
WW
People who throw money aways-«real moncy~are usually arrest-
ed as incompetents. if they throw it away on interior grain and feed
they need their attention nri‘estetlwto the fact that it's mean to your
animal. and that cheapncss does not always mean economy. It‘s
not what you pay. but what “you art for what you pay that counts.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. that in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ersw- “mm“; lionie Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry,
*_
......._..s....~.._..... .. . ,me» 0...... -M . - m-
For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get! the BEST
rnosrrisu. FLATFISH. ocean ewes. eouocu. cosmic.
cums. resonance entrance, snapper: ewes, NATiVE ESCAL-
LOP8 wssarisa Haueur HEflRiNO. euett', satmou. smash
Manning‘s," use sub LONG cums * ~' - ‘ ‘
“Lutbiirs Bridge “Fish ~ Market.
‘ TELEPHONE 108. ,V ‘. FREE DELIVERY
» ‘r‘ » mm” film Hm LJ
Ami—Mm“- . M... e. .. Am r... JM2-. .._ W.
i
an unusual to 11
Not a cheap Coffee put in an attractive package. but the best Coffee
that can be bought for the money. at .......... 30, 35c and 361: lb.
Cannot be duplicated by quality. as we import it, must it. and
sell it direct to the user.
()ur Gelntlne is also a winner at 120 per package.
One cheek given.
The Union Pacific Tea Company
136 Washington St. Tel. 542-3. Free Delivery
Watch for the “Ford”
TONPIDO RUNAIOUT.......'.............. . . $725.00"
"3.50000“
it combines speed. beauty and comtort. An ideal car for a doctor.
No car made compares with it. for low running and upkeep expenses.
Make a thus with on for a demonstration.
IUY A FORD IECAUDI 11‘ is A BETTER CAR. NOT BECAUSE 11'
is CHIAPIR.
S. L BENEDICT Agent
4—
“ SOUTH MAIN ST.
Phone ”2-2.
Charles (Nobel. or New Canaan. at-
tended the funeral services or Miss
itarty this morning.
Troiieymen'a Union No. 470 tron.
canted“ routine business on Saturday
evening at their meeting.
James Kingsinnd. of Wilton avenue.
has had a telephone installed in his
residence. The number is 101- it
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Franks. of
Main street, spent yesterday in New
Canaan with Mrs. Franke’s mother.
they walked tram Norwslk to that
The Hoilsnsieln family. of Fair
street. are morbid their household ei-
teota to Pam‘ioJi NJ” today.
William Jarrett. of Mott avenue. is
spendlnc the day in New York city on
hudincu (or the Baits Textile Coin
111.. ltiva D. mantis. of the New
veo Hospital. who has been“ ill hi
institution for some time.“ «we
to his asonsh improves iii, some to
home. or her remap, Kr; and
. 111 1111111 111111111. «this.
puny . borough, but the return was made by
W train.
. Frank slim. or New C a. is
1. spendina that do: in N rwiiilt lie at. It was erroneously reported on Eat-
the W101 is! Hires this order that the collar or the 111.1.
, , . stitched turnitim sum in Wall alt-set
_ . wasdooded lthw tertrom the rain
named-tits iii the“ lilo :1 was not
NW flooded Within; 5 submit 7 we»
aim .lti least 11m
Mm- . ’ '
(Laura street sewer and the
million with. is to be present at this
"evening's mastitis.
Our Regular Wmt
Clearance Sale
is new point: on; 1111 event which a lot of people have been iooitlnt
forward to; the sale you have had in mind when a lot Of other
“clearance sales" were clamoring .for your attention; a sale mm
for a good reason, not for a necessityts sale of high grade in
chnudiso at prices you re glad to pay. *'
All our Suits and Overcoats are in this sale, we re not "greatly over-
stocked"; we” re not in any “distress” for fear we can‘t sell our
goods We expect to carry orer some goodsfi-all merchants do. W
are not begging people to help us out but are giving the boat.
values (1ch offered. lt‘ s a straighttorward proposition from us to
y.ou You get mote for your money now than at any other time
of the y.ear -' .
OUTSIDE WEAR. INSSDE WEAR. FOOTWEAR, HEADWEAR. I
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Price’s Clothing Stor
98‘ Washington ~=Street
Vi e have for sale, on very favors.
zible terms. the following promo.
ties: One' six room house. all In»,
prote.ments centrally locateda
within twa minutes of West Av
One two family house. all improy
ments on the Hill. A number {if
very desirable houses. nicely sl
pared in East Norwalk. One Véi‘
line Swen; residence. large
good barn 11d outbuildings, sple
did fruit. in llethel. Conn. Also a
number of small and large farm
near Wilton. liranehviile, George-'-
town and Ridgefleld, Conn.
For particulars call or wrl,
COBURN AND HULL,
Selected Securities, R
Valentines
61:, 10c. 15c. 20c, 256, 85c, 50c, 75c,
$1.00. $1.25
Post Cards
6 for 5c. 3 for Se, 2 for 5e. 51: each
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 182 Washington .1.
Tel; 4144
to wear glasses: but it you
them we can she you many I
cal reasons why you should 1!
them Weiemploy‘ Oculists to
amino eyes w ‘
THAMER
STAMFORD - . (to
Open Monday a Saturday Ev
ruessjuuiiuv ouoeas
".are’what we live—we can till
them quickly and do do it.
The man that burns our cast ,
secures the greatest host re—
turn lhls money Will buy.
Harris 81 Cans
These 721
mar—fin». M—wH’h—D ....
W V‘- —--~ wngll.~.—. “wmra- .,
The subscriber hereby gives a
; that he will Iaeli all that -
tract or parcel or land. togeth ‘
the buildings thereon stand
‘uuted in the City of South No
in the Town of Norwalk, Gotham
hounded northerly two huuiM‘
seventy six (27%.) feet by m_
known as Cedar street: . ‘
eighty eight (881 feet by Fairlie
nae. formerly called Chapel
southerly two hundred and at
H.811 feet and six (8) inches
or Jacob iii, mitten and wife lit; ‘7
suit in part by lend now or to ,
'Gcorge 1.. Citizen. and westor
huhdrcd and iiXtydour 1151)
eight up 1111th: “by highway
as llsyviow avenue. either as
‘or in such parts or parcels as
deem to be to the best advill
public auction on the above
premises. on t e am Tuesday.
ruary. 1911. at tiwoive o'clock
pursuant to the. judgment .w
him so to do adhered by the
Court for Falrlled County in
or the Fairncid Chunty 8a
in the
"coAL TRADER;
III: I‘llb‘iflo'll‘lilm
Who sells coal right?
'Who delivers coal right?
—W2 00-“
Those are our strong points. our
1 'fimows" in coal; that's why 1
' WE ARE “IT"
1
in the I against Otto P: Ksutlman
Dated at Norwalit, Conn,
0 L 31111 A. 1)., 19111. .
c A TRADE d3 57 128%? F. TA“
W I it 2 M ..
Hazleton Coal , "fill“.imlfmflh‘i: ll .
. o
'I‘heR.HershlieId&Son CO. o'clmpsnied by thalli‘i‘hflof tho .
7.1.2“. 1 ton dopartmct . it save
22 v9“, Qt. churia on Feb ai‘y (2 to luv
the plague situation. The lot?
has requested. .an appropria
$500 000 by the that to d
politics of iishiliis the epi s l
mam. ”Susan. A
PARIS. Feb. (twat
here $63! from :lliEla
our uropcans v on
Algeria. to Maui are? “
and decapitated W in
January 29 Amith ll ,
traveling party made his ‘
. Thomas Bull
terms wildl'w
injured by strikih ' -
trolley pole. is fee a ._
ed at his home. file
so to heart he not!
W
Mrs. Joe Whitley. or Water street,
Norwaik. has recovered from her re
cent illness.
Among the matters to come before
the city counsel at tonight's mutiny
meeting are the public hearings on the
Cedar
street senor extension. Frederick
Whitehead, who is at the head of a
protect to out up the llliy property in
West. Clay and Spring streets into
building lots, and who has directed by
the council a week ago to delay opers~
am until the city requirements were
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