If mums. Rarity
Appeal to you. then the products .
of our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit
Home-made -
Candy
' Fresh Daily
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IAKsnv. opprscriousnv
, luncheon
Telephone 400
at Washington. ea, 8e. Net-walk
:lflllWNEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS '
02-2—-News Department
flu—Business Department
“at—Brill“? Office. Norwailt
890 ~Edlter'e Residence
Tomb—City Editor's Resldonoo
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwslk and vicinity: Snow
with slightly higher temperature. fol-
lowed by clearing weather on Wednes-
day; high northeast winds shifting to
northWest late tonight and diminish-
ing. There are four storm areas this
morning east of the Rocky Mountains;
one is central over Texas, one over
North Dakota. one over Lake Ontario
and one on the Atlantic coast near
Atlantic City. it is the last one that
is controlling the weather in this vi-
cinity. Moderate temperatures prevail
in all sections except in Eastern New
York and New England. where they
are much below normal.
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TEMPERATURE AAVYEAR AGO TO-
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Temperature: Low, 2; high. 20.
Clear.
Bernard Nattetord. of Wilton ave-
nue. spent last evening‘ln Stamford on
business. .
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C. C. Resales, _off'llnrbo‘r avenue.
and George Geseil,‘ of Grand street, are
spending the day in New Canaan on
business. '
Michael Danger. of Ridgeileld, was
admitted to the Norwnlk hospital this
morning to undergo a course of med-
ical treatment.
Wallace 1. Woundy, of Norwalk. was
surprised yesterday to hear that his
brother, ira ii. Woundy, of New Can~
aan, had been married to Miss Lillian .
Steele. for over tivo.ln.ohtlis. The at-
fair was kept secret until yesterday.
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Mrs. i". L, Chandler, of Chestnut
street, Nor-walk, is ill at her home with
the grip. Her daughter. Colin, has
just recovered from the chickenpox,
while (lrace, the other daughter. has
just been taken ill with that. trouble.
At the special meeting of (‘ockenoe
Tribe, No. 32, I. 0. R. M., held last
evening, a committee was appointed
to attend the funeral of the late A. H.
Newman. in conjunction with a dole
gation from the Norwalk Fire Depart-
ment, these men will :t as pail bear-
ers.
The active work on the proposed
row of stores. which it was announced
recently. Luther M. Wright intends to
erect at the corner or North Main
and Union streets. has been held up
pending negotiations that have been
in progress for several days with refer-
ence to the sale of part of Mr. Wright's
property. Even should the present
negotiations materialize. Mr. Wright
will probably build the stores, although
the deal will not he completed for two
or three months.
The case of Daniel Sheehan vs. his
eon-in’luw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Callahan. was tried yesterday
before Judge Joseph it. Taylor. in the
Norwnllt sidettf the town court. At-
tomey William A. (lrlliln reinvented
the plaintiff and Julius in. M. .ock-
wood the defendant. The plaintiff was
sworded a verdict by the judge during
the session. The trouble seems to be
that Mr. Bheehan made an agreement
with his daughter to live with her and
be cared for by her. and that she broke
the ssreemont.
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Arthur-wheeler, .lto. defeated Nor-
man Show. 100. in the pool tournament
of the Round Table Club, by the score
of 110 to 00. on Saturday last.
There is to be a meeting of the Nun
meg Club this waning. after which
two mes of pool In the tournament
will played. 0. H. Mitchell and Roi»
ert Iiulbort. 90 each. will play. and .f.
Oahill. if». anoint-won. 90. will cross
cusp. Thamoetinglis the regular one
and the matter of the annual banquet
of tho‘olub will be brwght up. There
to sometalh .otxonother smelter and
this Will also be tsllred,over. in all
pronoun». » * ,
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Terrence-summation”.
. ; :w. w... an arm- «a.
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 106-2.
7‘ WAIHINGTDN OTIIIT. ”UTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 10M
“mm-”w
Automobile
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Park a. Tilldrd’s
Delicious Candies
F. H nurse's
m»- ..-... m—~~—~. “um...”
FOR SALE _
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 3350. Apply at
Anderson’s Launhh Works
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
' Painless
Extracting
The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is all that is neces-
sary to brain that teeth extracted
in my cities are taken out absolute-
ly without rain. and without any
ill alter effect. if you have teeth
that need extracting come in. and
be able to say. as so many others
hare said. "it is true; i know it.
for I have tried it myself."
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
10 South Main St., Boutthon
Hours: 9 s. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
LETTERS, BOOKLETS. FANCY
NOVELTIEB AND POST CARD!
Post Cards . .8 for lie
Post Cards . ...... 3 for so
Post Cards........2 for be
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LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS, 6 for be
I. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington at. Tel. 440
One
DOLLAR
Starts at
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
at the
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
CityNationalBank
TRANIAOTO A OINIRAL IANKING
IUOINIUO AND OFFER. IVIIW
FACILITY ’GDNOIOTINT
WITH IDUND
IANKINO
a. mum
"stoma
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sums it. hardwood. ,
Jones. also». to .
resonates s. newsman»
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Mill tutu lllilil
Ceremony at 8t.Bartholomsw?s
Church, New York, at 4 o’clock
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.—-—Socioty from
both sides of the Atlantic has gathered
in New York today, to attend tilenup-
tiuls of Vivian Gould, daughter of
George J. Gould, the financier, and
Lord Denies. British nobleman and
army 'omcer, at 4 o‘clook this after
noon in St. Bartholomew's Episcopal
Church. The holders of 3,000 invitav
lions, It Is expected, will crowd the
edifice to overflowing, and prepara-
tions have been made. to handle
throngs of the curious outside. The
church itself will be redolent with the
perfumes of rare flowers. in nave lint!
Cilancei. Green and white will be the
color scheme, although Just what flow-
ers will perfect it, the style and w:-
ture of the bride's, wedding gown and
the gowns of her attendants, will not
be made public until the church doors
are thrown open.
Miss Edith Gould, sister of the bride,
is to be maid of honor. The bride-
inuids are the Misses Hope Hamilton.
Beatrice Clutiin, linnnah Randolph, of
Philadelphia; Louise Cromwell. of
Washington. and Allison Pierce. of
Oyster Buy. Two little nephews of the
bridegroom, Marcus and Graham Ber-
csford, as pages, will carry the train
or the bride's gown. 'l‘wo choirs will
sing. The Rev. Dr. heighten Parks.
rector of the church, and Bishop Da-
vid ii. Greer will ofllcinto. 3
The codple will said shortly tor
Egypt. where they will remain until
leaving for the coronation.
That there may be no repetition of
the scenes at the wedding of Miss Mare
iorie Gould and Anthony J. Drexel. Jr..
last year. when the hundreds or curi-
osity seekers almost mobbed the bri-
dal couple. George J. Gould has art-ans.
ed for ample police protection. it is
said that Lord Decies has received
many threatening letters which the
English pccr, however, takes as a Joke.
Hundreds of police and plain clothes-
men have been detailed to keep the
crowd of sightseers from the church
and Gould homo and prevent any un-
fortunate incident.
Cholr boys will precede the wedding
procession led by tho ushers. Lord
Decies will await at the chancel stops
for his bride and will be attended by
his cousin, lord Alastair Graham. R.
N.. son of the Duke of MOntrosc. After
the brldemalds will follow the small
attendants. Gloria Gould. who will
walk with Master Willem ilcrcst‘ord.
and Diana llalziei, who will be escort:
cd by Master'Mnrcus ilorenford,
Afior‘tbcm will come little Miss hid-
ltli Gould. who will be her sister's timid
of honor. and following hcr the bride
and her father.
The wedding sown in of while satin.
embroidered in while and silver. with
designs of Easter lilies. The train Is
live yards long, Over/thofihole gown
Will Do a roll of tulle. caught up with
orange blossoms.
The Wedding presents, said to be
ruined at more than sluduuu, will not
be shown at'ihr Wedding reception. but
are being packed for shitln'icnl to Eh):-
lund. The reception at. the Gould man.
sion will follow the wedding core-
mony.
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TROOPS STILL GUARD JUAREZ.
Eighteenth infantry Reported to Have
lbsn‘ Annihilatod.
iii. l'ASO. Tor. Fob. T.~~~’f‘he rover
luilounl'y forces under l'nnl‘iml tirozru
are at the Flores ranch. about. lb miles
emphasis! of Juarez. this morning.
awaiting rairslorcementn under iiianco.
coming up from (‘nsaa (lrandcs. Amor-
lcnns arriving overland trout
place inst night state that the reason
that lilanco has not already joined
tlrozco In front of Juarez was that he
has been lighting the Eighteenth led-
erul infantry. which was marching
from (islands on the Mexican national
road to t‘asns (lrnndcs. 'l‘imnp Ameri-
cans say it is currently reported In
Cases (irnndcs that the Eighteenth in~
i‘uutry was practically annihilated,
and that iilanco would at once adv-nee
north.
.luarns today has resumed its normal
business aspect at. present. but troops
are still on guard at all buildings.
iNJUNCTION IO SOUGHT AGAINST
WATER COMPANY.
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Mlanus Manufacturing Company Does
Not Want Dam Built 0n Mlsnus
River.
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F
that
l.."t‘.. .,..
~ Trousers, Sale
The Best and Biggest Values You’ve
. Ever Seen in February ‘
This “incomes as a regular God-send to many men
whose old .trpuserssiiow the need of new ones. It on-
ables a manta look the world in the eye, knowing his
trousers do him justice—yet at a price that spells an ac-
tual saving.
See thesogfine hard-twist thread trousers, with an
iron-like surface that will stand any amount of hard ser-
vice. Work trust's-s reduced to $1.48 and $1.98; the kind
you buy regii arly at $2.00 and $3.00. '
Business trousers that mean business—«handsome
fancy cheviots and all-wool,,.fancy cassimeres in greys and
quiet ei’fcctsv‘mrcgularly $3.50 to $4.00, reduced to $2.48.
Sunday trousers—the rich looking atri ed worsteds
in exquisite 'ahndes—the finest trousers in e store, reg-
ularly $5.00 to $6.50, new reduced to $3.48 and $4.48.
Your size at every price. but ,not in every one of the
hundred or more patterns.
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. ‘ TWO STORES:
The New Suite
14 South Main St.
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
South Norwalir
. i ,
People who *throw money nwny~renl money~are usually arrest!
ed as incompetepts. it they throw it away on interior grain and feed
they need their :sttentlon arrested~Lto the fact that it's mean to your
animal, and that‘cheapnoes does not nlwuy
it mean economy. it's
not what you pay; but what you not for what you pay that counts.
git. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quéfly. last in wheels-aye in the. minds of its contour
erswilonnio Home Ground Feed for ilorses, Cattle and Poultry.
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M.w ”an, a.» 0....W a. 4..-“...
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orlFreshfigiISHf go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
FROSTFISH. EQATFISH. OCEAN BLUES. POLLOCK, GOSLING
CLAMS, MACKERéL, BLUEFISH. SNAPPER BLUES. NATIVE EICAL-
LOPO. WEAKFIBH, HALIBUT, HEARING, SMELT. SALMON, FINNAN
HADDIEB. ROUND .AND LONG CLAMS.
Cutbill’ B
ridge Fish Market
108. FREE DELIVERY.
W. mwfi-.mwmw m“
rsLsruous
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Souvenirs! Souvenirs!
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Are now given FREE with purchase: of 30 CENTS or more of our
TEAO, COFFEEO. SPICES. EXTRACTS, ETC., in addition to the usual
checks.
,Tako‘home I plaice of SOVEREIGN JELLV POWDER—40 south-l
cheek given.
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The U. on Pacific Tea Company
Free Delivery
no Washing it St.
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Tel. 54.2-3-
The Minute Manufacturing cem-
pany. which has a factory on the ML
anus River. has petitioned for an in-
Juncilon against the Greenwich We»
tor company of Greenwich. restrain
ing them from building a new dam on
the manna river Just above the data
now owned by them and from which
they set the power to run their lac-
wry.
it is claimed that it the wann- com~
puny is allowed 0 build the new
dam the Water wil be diverted from
the dam and the company will have
to so to the antenna or putting in
some other kind of power. The case
will come before Judge Bhuuiway in
the superior court.
h for the “Ford”
1'0an Itu Alour . $725.00
. H a {7.4, M 47., l'.,0..n. DQtI'OlL ’
it combines spedd, beauty and comfort. An ideal car for a doctor.
No cur made compares with it for low running and upkeep ekponsea.
Make a date with us for a demonstration. .
suv A FORD “GAO" W I! A BITTER can. NOT “GAUGE W
is OHMPIR. .. ; .
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S. L. B NEDICT A cut as com; 79:: .7.
MA. HILL asroara cause noun“
ILL.‘
wasumorou. use. 1me
tative Hill has reported from the "it:
efimm committee ihiawi to my
a years ry o e reap ;
from receiving bonds issued to _
monetary the building at the m _ ‘
Clonal sshuritr tor the issue -
.1:
ills?“
WR.’
contaminant struts Stock lilo
change’todsy no agitate were close to
t ,
greet northern pfdu‘ pained
itinerant!
i n i
Innlv " "u SIRE] when the morning DN‘I‘Odud and
prices dropped sharply.
W bl li’l‘it , 10:10, a. mac growth of bearish sentiment and an‘
A ‘ our 9' lam-m in selling orders. an .01 an?
extra session of Congress in a de-
pressingeftect. as did ”vocations of
culstlil also tonatlousl banks. » ' “l0 “I“ ”TIMI 01 WWW“! Vii-ii , A on untavorsule statement tomorrowby
museum. resented u very impolib‘ regular irregular ulna. v.98. stool. at. the 00pm i’rodueera' Associationlly
Insurgents” of the construction of past and mammals" gammy, "N, noomnot lesson had been established
an. . ‘ . 7 g . if it and made like Al “and"? -. M4-tto114.thoiotterinAmalgamat-
" Alli Pastas donate. ‘ a ii . . x“ “0009“ '30 ll! “M 3W» -
summon. rob. mails-iron M M. Wins-.m ans-lat . manna n! nm.~'l‘_uu eaten»
. hi that monumental! Union reside sud site selling increment depressed-pri-
i.“ like cones to a point which announce buy.
0. games“ and the: market rallied
t
ilotlihri racism-e
SJilin Volatiles; allele of" ‘
W, turn of»; s-‘IN .
‘Wi
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Is now going on; an event which a lot of
forward to;
“clearance sales" were clamo
for a good reason, not for a n
chandise at prices you’re gin
All our Suits and Overcoate are in this sale. We're not "greatly by
stocked"; we're not in any "distress" for fear we can’t" sell 'dlil".
goods. We expect to carry ov
are not begging people to he
values over offered. it's a straightforward proposition'from its
you. You get more for your
at the year.
OUTOIDE WEAR. lNSSDE WEAR. FOOTWEAR, HEADWEAR.
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Price’s Clothing Store
98, Washin
MW . .
Valentines
5c, 10c, 15c, 20c. 25c, 35c, 50%, 75c
81.00, 81.25
Post Cards
6 for Se, 3 for 5:. 2 for 5e, So each
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Clearance Sale- ..
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the sale you have had in mind When a lot of billed!
Donovan Iiooit. ~10: Washington It.
people have been looking
ring for your attended; a. sale lull”
ecessity; a sale of lush: endow“!
d to DBY- . .. . '
or some goods—ail merchants do. _ ‘
in us out. but are giving the. boot
money now than at any other ting
gtcn Street
FOR SALE"
We have for sale. on very favor-
able terms, the following bronchi
ties: One six-room house, an im—-~
provements, centrally located.
within two minutes ofgWest Ave. /
One two~family house. all impro'vo- .
ments, on the Hill. A number of. 1 ” ,
very desirable houses. nicely sit‘ .; ,
listed in East NorWalk. One very‘ 7 '
line 8~room residence, large lot.‘
good barn and‘otitbuildihgs.‘splen4 "
did fruit. in iiethel. Conn. Also a
number of small and large Alarms ‘
near Wilton. branchville. George...
town and Ridgefleldgpo‘nn. ‘ '
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in the .
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal me
Who handle; coal right?
Who soils cool right?
Who delivers cool right?
-—WE DO—
Those are our strong points, our
“knows" in coal; that’s why
WE ARE “IT"
in the
COAL TRADE
Hazieton Coal
TheB.Hersilfioid&SonCo.
122 Water at.
For particulars call, or ’wliifieim:
.cnaumANsuctnnr .
Selected Beenri'tlea,‘l=loali Enid“... '"
insuronce‘ ’m'fl” mg i
"-94 multiplication
- some solvent a W
Tobin-ii .. ~ r W ‘t.- toll
I iDI
9 v . . 4‘ .:1 r
d Don‘t -be caught"‘mw.ll
on't leave yourrfuelfi st: ,
so low that you must ”it?!“ :3 j
mediate delivery to who your hue "
comfortable. '~. .
Look over your bins now and
place your order in tiniewdoilm
Is apt to be delayed b.\hittoinltlontl
weather. . .
A-l ouatlrr
Harris Sellers
Those-(721
ELECTRIC LIGHT company To in.
STA“. NEW MACHINERY.
Will Provide Against Further incon-
_ vunlenoo to'Patrono.
Wasrronr. Feb. 7.—-Tile local
electric light company has been set-
weoko. one breakdown after another
having deinoralised the plant and the
not been slow in mining criticism.
The first break came about ten
days ago during the day time and
factories dependent upon the current
for the operation of machinery were
the chief sufferers. Repairs were
made at the lighting plant. but again
the entire thing happened on Tuesday
evening. and lamps had to be substi~
tuted for lighting purposes every-
where. The whirl of the Women's
'l‘oivu improvement association Was
in pro rose at the time of the latter
dismp n and there was lively sour-
rylus arched remnants.
it is now announced that as soon.
The down- as possible a. duplicate plant will be
wnrdatuovontent was accelerated by ‘ installed. This will consist of a new
cosine, nomiorand boiler, and in
case of trouble on either the new or
old set of machinery. a "change over"
will set thinsl suingwithout delay.
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lib “F1 or MMTID. ,
- NEW YORK. Fell. r‘A his iron
sale said to.havo._.altlitllnod ., ,
thousand dollars. was. ti smiled dud
looted bywthievss early
accent the Bel
tinnisbnrs. The “explosion was ad
bend during the night. althoughwinv
Will in the hutldtnawers blown out
and Instant was not discovered until
hi all interest-later, visited
seen. one scene oi,
inshore of W
9’
lion its bumps during the past two‘
patrons inconvenienced thereby have
. in 0 .
prin Kniltlns Mills. in“ _
souo m overen can i,\
so 70 “0.000
Judgt Plait Also Declined ’to
the Restraining Order.
Judge, Jamea.P. Plat; in), the cis
Court of the United States you
heard a motion filedtby Senator _'
Judson in behalf of the ,
Company. of South News in,
iilcation of a restraining" order a
ed some days ago by"tli's.
Oyster System, of Nortbport. :
it was petitioned that. tile
der be amended so that.“ would ,
“Or from attempting to will!” " l”
are procured by the communion
its expense, not to purchase dye, ~>
deal with the complainant." ,
At the time the original order
issued the complainant save o‘
the sum of $10,000 tonindsmnlty l
defendant in case the campini “1.;
not make good on the lie ‘ '
out against the defendant. es. .
Judge Plait increased the bend
350,000 after he had denied the .
tion fora modindstlotridfithau
in; order. M ' »
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“Alton .ron IKAIIM
winnmanrio. punt
resumed this morning at;
rim to an effort to idea
of Karol
d
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to swan thl'li at
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