Appeal to you, than the product: or our Bakery and Candy Kitchen will surely suit Home-made Candy Fresh Daily 1'. A. LANE BAKERY, courscriohsnv tcs CREAM Telephone 409 61 Washington 8t.. 80. Norwelk lilii NEWS EVENING eEN'rTNsL TELEPHONE c Caz—News Department 92-3—Buelneee Department 412—131-1111» Office. Norwelk 800 -Edltor’e Residence 729-5—clfy Editor’s Reeidflnoe WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Show or rain tonight or Thursday. Moderate variable winds. A long trough of low pressure extending from athe (lluf northward to the Lake region is pro ducing cloudy and rainy weather with moderate temperatures in the central sections. The temperatiuo is rising rapidly in the eastern sections. TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO- DAY Lolv.‘ 20; Temperature: Partly cloudy. high, 40. David Wertz, of P1011ide11cc. R. 1., is a guest of .I Emory Stevens. his cousin. today. --———-—~.—~— W. F Wigmore & Company, of North Main st1eet,a1'e exhibiting 11 fine specimen of 11 humor Charles Llndquist. who has been ill for some time at his home in Raymund street, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Howard V Worden of Norwalk, are quietly celebrating their sixth annivor'san of their marriage today at their home. ~——-—$—~_ Welcome Stranger Lodge Sons of St. George, held their regular business meeting last evening. Routine business was transacted at the meeting. Mrs. Theodore 0. Olson. Mrs. A. M. Pohlmsn and the latter's daughters, the. Misses llinnuhc 11nd lleasie i1’ol1l man. are 1.lsii111's in N011 ‘1"oik 1lf_1 today Miss Florence Meeker. atheism. street, commenced her duties in the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com- pany in Main street, this morning. Her friends were surprised to see her again in her formcr position as cashier. Frederick Gordon Mend who has been to North Carolina on a business trip, returned to Nor-walk last evening to the home of his brotncr-in-law. Wil- liam 1.. Olsen, in Elm street. H11 will leave some time soon for Boston, Mass. The. meetings of the various Nor- walk Fire Department houses were held last evening, at which time the recently elected officers were installed by the captains of each respeefive company. Following the business meeting refreshments and :1 nuclei hour were enjoyed. Motorman Thomas Smith. of Holden avenue. who has hen laid 11p ever since the day when his head came in con tact. with a telegraph pole on the Dor- ion Point'iine, was able to be out for the first time today. ills many tricndn greeted him, for he is 11 popular young man. He says that he is feeling all right except for the weakness in his back. «M. Old Well Tent. K. 0. T. hi., held a regular monthly review last night at the Central labor Lyceum in Washiulr- ton street, after which the members and about one hundred guests. enjoy- ed a sociable and dance. Music fertile latter 111111111111 wal‘fttrniahed by vKoek- ler': orchestra. Refreshment: Wore also served. the affair lasting until past mldnishf. Old Well Tent is in 11 pros porous condition and is adding to its already large membership. -am..—..~ CUSTOMS HOUII EMPLOYEG RI- MOVED. WASHINGTON, F‘eb NWTHO re moval of four employee or the New York customs house. who Wore charg- ed with being implicated in the sugar dreads. was today approved by the Treasury Deparim t. The men dia- charted are Fran lln P. Davis and Malcolm s. Myer. inspectors, and Mar. till Elliot“ 111111 William .l. Walsh. av Intent weinhere. Collector been recommended their dismissal. W 1111111111 1' 1 11111.1..1111 wmv 1IKPIIIINOID 0N tor? floor" “firm York. WORK all your mull! 10111? first. class weavers. man 11.111103111111111.“ write‘or'oe‘ll lib" 1188181131 Verb. ' 111:1 1111'" 1 1 NW? ' John H. Knapp Insurance Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2 74 WAIHINOTON ITREIT. NORWALK. CONN. TELEPHONI 180-! Park 8. Tilford’s Delicious Candles ~80LD AT— F. H. BAXTER'S Wm...— FOR SALE NEW 30x8 CRUlBiNG LAUNCH HULL. PRICE ”SQ. Apply at Anderson’s Launch Works Oyster Shell Point, Nor-walk Painless Extracting The unsolicited testimony of my many patients is all that is neces nary to prom that teeth extracted in 1111' oilice 1:11: taken out absolute- i_\ without thin, and without any ill ai'tel effect if you have teeth that need extracting come in. and be able to any, as so many others have said, "it is true; i know it. for I have tried it myself." Dr. J. H. MALLERY 16 South Main St. South Norwalk Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Sun- days by appointment only. Valentines LETTERS, BOOKLETS, FANCY NOVELTIES AND POST CARDS Post Cards ...... .6 for 50 Poet Cards . ...... 3 for 5a Post Cards ....... 2 for do LiNCOLN AND WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY POST canoe, 6 fagoc l. I.MALLETTE (formerly Mime Dawson) 88 Washington at. Tel. 449 -—.— a .«Jmu-go—a‘ M-.~-~_.~ . W...— .... . One DOLLAR . Starts 11 SAVINGS ACCOUNT at the South Norwaik Trust Co. a u CityNationalBank TIANIACTI A OINIRAL IANKING IUIINIII AND OFFERS IVIRY FAGILITV CONOIOTINT Wi-TH SOUND BANKING capital Out-pine and Profile If 001000.00 0mm late Deposit lone. II and I perm new»; it. lIA‘f‘lewlb Moe. JOHN NH. spat-v.1 etVl'ee-Im. IIIDIIIOK . IOWAN. Ind Vie. Wit-III! WWII-L1 mm DIIIOTOII I. if. Metheweeo Ismael drutnmen .1. Wallace Mervin christian Dwarfs 11111111 11. out“ I Seymour Fred H. Lewis I H11 11th“ ‘ utttttu Automobile 11111111111 TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN nosrou IOUTH of earnings of the leading railroads i " ’ stirlnniewifl 1111 will” “1111111111111": mi. lilSiiiii‘i' iii Biiiiii Earnings of the New Haven llsil~ road System and Subsidiaries Cited as Fair Evidence: b‘1b.8—~if the reports are a trustworthy indication, general business in New England is 111 nduuliy lmproivng. in January. the New Yor.k New lin- ven and Hartford system showed a gain in 111 one earnings of about $10 111111 11 day, or $300,000 a month, ovet ile- camber figures. 'lhe lununry uroas earnings were about $832,000 ahead of’ those of the same month in 1910. The Boston and Maine system shows an increase of $6. 000 a day last month or $180. 0110 In all ’lhe .'i1111u:111' rc- ceipfs were almost $40111th hotter than for the same month the your be. in) c The Grand Trunk system also made. gains last. month. A company which operates a large watch factory in Wuliham states that. business shows 11 perceptible improve- ment over that of it year ago. The plunt.wi1i1h was idle eight weeks last .1'11111, is now running on full time. and has increased its working force front 2.800 to 3,100 emplmces The maxi mum force is 4.2011 when business is booming. W-.. m... NEW HAVEN 80M] MAYHOLO0PTHE $15,000,000 NEW YOBKIMP80VEMEIT8 .W 'i‘hut fltcNew Huron road is to fem- porurily abandon its plans for improve- ments in the vicinity of New York City and devote. its finances to fur provolne‘uts to the. eastern end of its system seems apparent. today. The i’ou1lsiy1unii1 railrond has utmouuccti that 111 this time it will not expend the 81000011110 rumored to have but 11 decided upon for improvement and that the New \orit (annealing ruil load will not be built ihis spring as announced some time ago file Now lol'k (71.11111111tti11-g t'uilroud is the link illul. bus been contempla- ted to connect the l‘cunsyivunin and New Haven systems. 1'11111. frctucnduuu bridge across licii 011111. This 1111111. if has been 1'stlmufcd will require three yours‘ time. and involve 1111 cxpeltdifuru of from 11111 in illiccu millions. There is iincuuilt'uwti l'ulum' liuii lllc New Haven mud pumps in 811111 11111111 11) clccirify its double 11'111'i. 1111111 u-mv runniiu; from iinl'ti‘ord through \11'11i1-rl1ur1' 11ml i.).'1uhur,1' to thc llud» mu 1'i1'1-l' ui i‘ollpllliccpsic lifliiu’c. An inquiry 11f lllf‘ offices of ill-1 New Hill” 1111 in this city tlt'uulrht (he l'i’ivll' 1111.» 1111111111111. "There is 1111111111}: in 11.1 :sutil 11!. present." The New iiiti'cu road. it 11111: 1'1-11111'1 111i today, bud 1l1-1'il11111l .1111 tiller 111’ .1111 additional 33111111011011 111 the 51111111 it. per 1311111 r1111: that ruined 33114111110110 lute i11.l1111uur,1. This is taken to 111111. 1211111 that the mud line funds 11110111111 to 1111111 core of all the llilprovcmeufs 110w lilltlf'l‘ wuy or about to he sltlrimi 0111- M the f'.‘ll‘lit‘.‘1'i lullll‘fll‘f‘lllf‘llih in I111 put into effort in the coming still“; will he the m'iiuli turnover from steam to electricity of the license 1111111111 The first electric 1111111111- is booked in 1.1.0 flu-11111111 1111 Murcll i. This i111111'1'11'111111-11f, the first ordered by Mr. Mullet: 1111 president 111‘ lin- lit»: lull 111111 Maine. u'ill rnlst‘| llw'duily 1'11 purity of 1111- tuuuci from 1.1101) in 2.1111111 cars. The cost fins been in ihc 1111irh~ borllood pf 31.11111‘1,1111u, JULIUS WOULD HAVE MAMIE WED Hi8 BROTHER. Hated Into Court Dombrowlki Elsi plains That He Doesn't Believe in Marriage. lllill'lfli'll’OIl'i‘. Foil. fl Julius [1111111 hruwsltl, 11 illst'iplc of illt‘ doctrine of iron lovo. uud cunscqucttfly 11111 11 rc- spncfm' ol' iill' lllul'riuuc institution, voiced his itciiei' when arrested 111111 brought before Justice. 11f the P11111111 Abe (lcdnldlx today on complaint 111‘ Minn Mnfulo Kuruska. nu nilrucfinl brunette of it) yours. Juiiuu lives in Smith sfrcui. liolllsicr llcluhts. lie has been 11 cullcr nt Mumleu home in Infaiotte street for upwards of 11111 years. A few thus ago i10111111‘or,1\i11 111111 insisted that it 1111111 time they 11111111 1111111 He took ulnbrnuc and fur-onion 1111 111-11111 to speak to her again if she bron lithe llM'ulcoule subject to his pliant. . tinted before Justice (lctluidi res tordny through the action of 11111111 Frank l. Wilder, counsel for the girl. Julius offered 11 solution of the diffi- culty that. much to his surprise fail- ed to moot with the approval of 11111 other parties. ‘ "i don’t believe in marriage,” he do. clued. "i never did. and for that reason i calmot marry Mamie. that l have a brother in Jersey City. a fine fellow. much better than 1. His wife is suing him for divorce. He loves his home life. i know he would slud- ly provide Mamie with a fine home. Why can't l arrange a marriage for them” 1 But Mamie didn‘t cure to buy a cat in 11 111111. Bile had Julius just where she wanted lliln, in the custody of Sheriff Joseph Schultz. and she didn't mpropose to allow him to elude her Trousers Sale The Best and Biggest Values You’ve Ever Seen in February This sale comes as a regular God send to many men whose old trousers show the need of new ones. It on- ables a man to look the world in the eye. knowing his trousers do him justice—yet at a price that spells an ac- tual saving. See these fine hardltwist thread trousers, with an iron like surface that: will stand any amount of hard ser- vice. Work trousers reduced to $1 48 and $1 98; the kind you buy regularly at $2. 00 and $3.00. Business trousers that mean busineswhandsomo fancy cheviots and all- wool fancy cassimsrcs in grays and quiet effects—regularly $3. 50 to $4. 00, reduced to $2. 48. Sunday trousers—~the rich looking striped worsteda in exquisite shades-thc finest trousers in the store, reg- ularly $5. 00 to $6. 50, now reduced to $3- 48 and $4. 48. Your size at every price. hundred or more patterns. but not in every one of the Pew .‘OHTFVT‘TE RS‘ ‘ TWO STORES: The New Store 24 Wall St, Norwalk. 3 _* WWgwM .. mm _W J 14 South Main St. South Norwalk A horse is like atmut~1noi worth much unless 1111s well fed And proptr ft't‘fililg means to him 1'11'11 much “but it (loos to 1'.t)u l11 mulling our llnnnie Home I‘m-d 11c romhim 1):.111-1 (11111 .1111! 1‘. he." products in pr'opmilons to 111111111 11 11erlc1li_1 l111i11111 ed 111111111—-f11sl1 ground 1111111 duv. , Nuniwru cine 11111 11111 find :1 line 111 to. 1111 no 1111111 iuliv 11111111111111. We know to n1io1111ri1':iit 1111.1i11t1 flint llonnlc Home (hound l‘ocds do she 1111-1 best possibi1 111111111 11 ill pl 011- ii Final in qunilt1. fast In pri1 1» :1 Donnie liumo (hound F‘trd for blue 111st11111crs 11l111 MANUEL TORO HATCH. Imus in the minds of its custom- ilorws. f‘.1lii1- and Poultry of the y.ea.r .11? ‘M I Valentines 5c, 100. 151:. 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75:. $1.00. ”.25 Post Cards 6 for 5c, 3 for Be, 2 for 51:, 51: each 1.: 1' 3i“ 0 W. A. Briggerman s Stationery Store Donovan Block. 132 Washington It. For Fresh FISH go where they handle noihlng but FISH to get the BEST FROSTFISH. ILATFISH. OCEAN BLUES. CLAMS, MACXEREL. BLUEFISH. SNAPPER BLUES. NATiVE ESCAL- LOPS. WEAKFISH; HALlBUT. HERRING. SMELT. SALMON. FINNAN POLLOC K. HA‘DDIES, 110111111 AND LONG 01.111113. Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market TELEPHONE l08. FREE DEI lV ERY. GOSLING in the COM; TRADE? Who buy: coal right? Who hendlee‘coal right? Who :ell: cool right? Who delivere‘coal right? -—-WE DO-o. Those are our strong points. our “knows" in coal; that's why Souvenirs! Souvenirs! Are new 111'... FREE with purchases of 30 CENTS or more of our TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES. EXTRACTS, 51"., in addition to the uluai checks. Take home a package of SOVEREIG check given. N JELLY POWDER—~10 cents—l The Union Pacific Tea Company Tel. 542-3. 126 Washington St. Free Delivery . “WEE...” -.. .. WE ARE “IT” '5 in the COAL TRADE i i Hazieton Coal if The B. Hershiieid 81 Son Co. 1 i i ‘13 1'11. 294 122 mm at. I l i rallied somewhat on the publication of the January report of the Copper i’rodueers' Association. which showed 11111 inept-need '1'prodhctio11 of 20,400 pounds. and 1.11 decline in exports of utmost 35,000,001! pounds. Mt. COOKING! TROIE lNViTED. Watch for the “F 01d” FUD)! Make a date with us tor a demonsl l! OHIAPII. it combines speed. beauty and comfort. No (21111 made compares with it for 111111 running and upkeep expenses. Dcirnit. An ideal car for a doctor. rlltlou. BUY A FWD IICAUOI IT i3 A BETTER CAN. NOT BECAUSE IT SOUTH MAIN 01’. Phone 092-12. Cockenoe Tribe of Red Men has been invited by 11111111 Sachem Hopkins 111 confer theWarrior's degree. at the but clean initiation of Bridgeport. March 2ilth:‘ '1'111'1 pension is the visit to Connecticut of Great lneohonoo George ll. (111111111. of Texas, and it is expected that there Will be a class of him p’aie faces from all over this sec lion of the state waiting to be adopted into the lied M11111. ‘ The invitation comes as the result of the impression made upon the great chiefs by the manner in which the degree team of Cockenoe 'i‘rlbe exemplified the War- riors dearee three weeks one at their 5.1.. capsular. Agent. 11 Wigwam in the Gazette building The 11111 11 1111111111111 Will-l1 STllEld'l'r 10' ill a. m. ~180m0 with any subterfuge. Silo consulted with August M. Brill the well-known interpreter of the city court. and af- ter a few minutes eouueel. she denies ed she would not stand for any such 111111111 meat. 1 J11 1111. much disappointed 32:14:11 a bond of Child with Justice uldl‘ to minutes that he would 1111111111 My role when they have opportunity to melts arrangements tor 11. forlhel' eel-111l many: lie would not consent to 11. lattice of the peace ceremony on the spot. and no doubt still cherishes the sought“ to 1’. 111 iii“ Wflklnlfl ‘ VIII good gains were 11.11111. at the opening of the stock merit today, but an a rule the tone well mllll‘. Canadian 11111111111 advsillled Ill. American Hide and Leather 1111M. ‘(lonsoiidatod (loo 1% and 1111111111111 811 . Northern 1’19 sills. American Agricultural Chemical and lilrio 2nd pillow The aoppel‘ shares were hefivy 81 113111011 Pacific. heading until! tool sold fraction- filly below last hill 6’: elm; ’ ALL BTW Nil. 11. in.-;r.l’rotos tonal traders were inclined to take profits on the Killing riilly in the info 191111111 ”sterile " and the marital pm this 1rnrpfd. rs! and Union Pacific l WALL 81‘lll1‘ld'i‘,noon.w'l‘hs built of radius during the morning session was 1111 the short side of the market 1nd pressure was exerted almost con- shy. but large offerings of Reading. viilch broke to 159 3-4. soul. the list. to the low leVel attain. mprovsh 8 points. fiends were steady. WALL. eraser. 1 p. mwl’rsssure was continued during the 1101111 hour 11111 further inroads on prices were 111111111. The active coolers and the tier- rrlman stocks were meet though virtually all of the native is- Amsluemnti oddepper, 'fflrlch’ bod :dold DR Hts cm were 111111111 111111111111. Cf on Carpet invitation will no doubt be accepted at their meeting Friday night when Missouri Pacific. N Y. (‘on Abate will has rehearsal of the (levee i'l‘he local Red Men expect to be e 36 or to candidates of their own in the class and are working hard among their friends. There will be 11 election mumémidmt‘llthi lasdgrs. faultltnenf. bill!» was tie a y team an to list 1 1 allowed corresponding heaviness. For QLKNDER (MANOE "on .RICOV- 1n interval in the second hour the, 1 ' “V1 ‘ market made a futile attempt at n‘ palimblilwlllh. Feb. 8.--While Archbishop Ryan is showing signs of improvement that lead to the belief! that he at least may be able to not around again. bishop Oil W Whitaker of the mtestuht Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania. is in a Weakened condi— tion today and the physician lays the well-shown churchmen has "but a blender chance of recovery." Ar bishop Ryan ate solids for his b firms“ the attending physicians 111' in grandmas. e 1111 0111' Regular ‘Wint Clearance Sale 1 M 13 now going on' an event which a lot of people have been 111m;- forward to; the sale you have had in mind when a lot or 0th i “clearance sales" were clamoring for your attentionia for a good reason, not for a necessity; a sale of high grade mer- chandise at prices you're glad to pay. All our Suits and Overcoats are in this sale. We' rs 1101111111111 ores- stocked”; we 're not in any "distress" for fear we can't sell our goods' We expect to carry over some goods-«all merchants do. W01 ‘ are not begging people to help us out. but are giving the best. values over offered. It’ s a straightforward proposition trout its. to 1 you. You get more for your money now than at any other time OUTSIDE WEAR. lNBSDE WEAR, FOOTWEAR, HEADWEAB. 3 . Price’s Clothing Store. 98 Washingtdn Street of the membership committee this eve. 1 INW 112.111 to I.. FOR $111.11. We have for sale. on very favor: able terms, the following proper ' ties: One six-room house. Illin- movements, centrally located. within two minutes of ,West' Ave. 1 One two-family house, all improve- ments. on the Hill. A number of.’ 1 very desirable houses. nicely all-1 11 noted in East Norwalk One very. fine S-room residence. large lot. ' good barn and outbuildings, splem did fruit in Bethel, Conn. Also a number of small and large‘lal'lns near Wilton. liranchyiile. George; town and Ridgefleld, Conn. For particulars call or write _", cosunN ANo Will... Selected Securities, Real Estate; insurance 94 Washington '31.. 38011“! Home": 1 : Tel. 414-41 Don t be caught llllliWItéH ‘- don‘t leme your that slowly m . so low that you must hayeian im- mediate dellvery to keepyonr' home comfortable. Look over 1our 11111 now add ‘, place your order in timewdelivory 1 1‘ is apt to be dcla1cd by inclement 1 ueather. A-l QUALITY Harris 81 Guns. ’Phone 721 hexagon womN 111111.111: .Lasr 3311113101 -—-—-—- NFW MliJv‘ORD, F‘eb 8—4119 isle of file info Miss Emma Willis the severity yeare' old 1' a who 1 at her home here last aecembec 1 been valued by the appraisal-:1: 000 of which amount 31.300 isW as in real estate, 8300 iii pc fools and cash' $129 1'100.‘ Fl’ve 1111111 dollars 111 the cash. 11 is stated found stored about thaihonno, o! the bills being so decal/ad til had to be sent to the 111111111 Treasury Department for red A large quantity of expensive 0 1 some of which bu apparently been worn, was found in the 1- pert of the house. Miss Williams had 11111111 alone the death of her sister. Mrs. W Hubbeil, about. seven years I 1 manner of ill and rely Ii indication the she was .. ». means. she was known as "Oi 1' Williams " Her death was died by a neighbor after Mia: Willing! 1; been dead for 48 hours. ., , llor nearest 1111011111 1111111111 11 Mrs. Atherton. of lirldseport: Frank Poet. of sensuous-1 Joint Williams. of New Milford. W RIVIVAL omue'ro toil 'l‘he 11.111111111111111 i' held in the Grace Baptiste class tonight. The meetlats W to prom“ £01- mone than“: . without a staple linens“ been converted and church memborehlp. ‘l’hi" M. A. Alexander. of “w Jersey, in one of the church. He is n 1111111 tin tattoo. mach 1111111111. 1111 in his belief and doctrine. in his efforts to reach In in: cubical: will be,‘. -tht 11 Man ill-la Had world 111111 Ines ill: 0 critique." '1
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