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BAKERY. CONFEOTIONERY
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61 Washington at, so. NOrWIIk F. H. BAXTER’S
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EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newe Department
92-3-Bueineu Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwelk
890 ——Edltor'e Residence
729-5—0tty Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk an vicinity: Gene-rally
t'alr tonight and Saturday; colder to-
night; moderate west winds. (lloudy
weather with local snows prevails this
morning in the Lake region and New
England. but in other sections (last of
the Rocky Mountains the weather is
generally pleasant. Moderate temper-
atures prevail in all section exccpt in
the upper Mississippi Valley. where it
is below zero.
FOR SALE
NEW 303“! CRUIBING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $360. Apply at.
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Net-walk
Regulating
How often we ace a person who
would be really attractive were it
not that ugly or protruding teeth
make him almost repulsive. ii is
unfortunate for one to go through
life handicapped in this way. when
a little care glvou in childhood
would remedy it so easily.
My mauucr or treating thcsc.
(‘nscs embraces all the latth moth-
ods and most approvcd appliances.
thus giving the host results with
tho icnut possible dismmiort to
the patient. if your child has ir-
regular tooth. bring hhn in and
ict. me tell you Wharton be done.
Consultation trcc.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: a a. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
deys by appointment only.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY
Temperature: Low. :7; high. 38.
Partly cloudy.
Arthur Krom. of Danbury. is spend-
ing the day in Norwaik on business.
“Florida Oranges. 18 for 250. “F. l).
Lawton & Co.
Edward McAlllstor, of Harbor ave
nae, wll spend the evening in Starri-
ford with friends.
The regular meeting of the Govern-
ing Board of the Country Club will be
held tonight.
—-Soi'. Hats, Soft Hats. O‘Brien.
Martin Crcagh, of Main street, has
secured a position in the New York
grocery store in Main street.
Valentines
LETTfiRS.‘ BOOKLETS. FANCY
noveutes AND 9031' canoe
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Attorney James ’1‘. Hubboil, 0t Nor~
walk, is spending the day in New
Haven on business.
Post Cards ....... 6 for 50
~e-llest liutter. 31c lb. F.D.L. (it. Go.
— Post Cards ....... 3 for 50
Town Counsel LeVl Warner, who has
been seriously ill for some time. is
somewhat improved today. and able to
be about, the house.
Poet Carrie ' ....... 2 for lie
LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS, 6 for SC
I. I.MALLET'I‘E
(formerly Miuee Damon)
as Washington St. Yet. 44.
The front oi the llockcr building.
at the lower tioor. was torn out today.
in connocllon with the South Norwalk
Trust Company improvements.
---"Sougs of Long Ago,” by the Quar-
tet at the So. Nor-walk Baptist Church.
Friday evening. Feb. 10.
M. J. Ryan, of the local trolley lines.
amt.“ ultinantss‘tr
uuuro, MEXIIIII
(Continued now First Patio.)
Mulato, across the river from Prosldlo,
Ton. between lhsurrectos under Sal‘
trade and the connnad’d of Col. Dor-
untca federal force. According to the
report Col. Durante is in retreat. t
Reports reached thoc lty early this
morning that a body of armed mcu’
were crossing tho international boon-i
dnry between. Noria and hialpais. about
25.1‘nilosy'ost. of this city. on the El
Porto and Southwestern Railroad. A
train of nine ours was made up and
left at 3 o’clock this morning. carry-
ing a large detachment of the Fourth
United States Cavalry to tho. smile.
(ion. Oren-o, who was joined by (ion.
(Inslllus yesterday, camped last night
at linncho Flores with approximately
tititi men. Whether he will risk a but:
tie with Gen. Navarro, who in march-
ing north with a thousand men, or
whether he will retire.- to the hills un-
til hd can collect a larger torch, in ‘un~
certain.
it he should succeed in gathering tho
scattered bands of insurrectos undcr
his command, hc might oppose Navar-
ro on nearly cqnnl tcrms. but it. is be-
llcrcd that the bitter joulouslcs among
the lnsurrcctoa lcndcrs will liliiki' this
plan impossible. ion. lilanco. with ,
over 300 men, is reported 30 miles
south of litincho Flores. but it Is un-
likely that he will join (“)rozco in view
of the personal enmity between them.
Gcn. Navarro is reported 80 miles
south of Jaurcz.
SAN ANTONIO. 'l‘cx.. Feb. lO.-—~llc~
cause of conditions along tho Mexican
border. Hriundicrtlcn. ltalpb W. Hoyt,
commander ol‘ the Department of To);-
us, who was to havc rcilthuinhed com~
maud today and asaumc charm- of the
Department or Dakota. has harm in
structod to continue in control of the
Texas troops pending the arrival of
llrinadlcrl‘lcncralr Joseph W. Duncan.
who will succccd him Feb. 20.
MON'i‘iGllld‘i', Mex. Ii‘cb. ills-”A par-
ty of lib men, cnrouto to islrcdo to
suck employment. according to their
slntciucnt. haw been jailed hora. Their
arrest was cilcctcd as they were about
to board a train for tho. border several
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, ' Big Reductions
in Men’s ‘Trouscrs
“A stitch in time saves nine." »
A pair of new trousers now will save your appear-
ance many times—as successors to those worn trousers
of yours. .
It‘s ourvrcgular February Trousers Sale—and every
man in town knows the big values this sale always hands
out.
The greatest line of beauties we ever had-rand the
best values beyond question. At the same famous low
prices you‘ve paid for years:
$2.00 Trousers ............. Are now $1.48
$2.50 and $3.00 Trousers. . . .Are now $1.98
$4.00 Trousers ............. Are now $2.98
$4.50 and $5.00 Trousers. . . .Are now $3.98
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers. . . .Arc now $4.48
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Just the kind you want——fancy cheviots and all-wool
fancy cassimcres—rich striped worsteds in exquisite
colors and patterns-and all sizes up to 50 inches waist
measure.
Hurry. if you want first pickings.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
14 South Main St.
South Norwaik
tho poullcminry.
WASHINGTON. Fob. 10.--AnOIilt.‘l‘
stop in the government's cilorts to pro.
scrve strict. neutrality along the Alexi-
ran bordcr was taken today witch the
small army of customs omclsis in that
vicinity was instructed by tho 'l‘roas-
ury Department to loud itself to the
plans of the army olilccr in charge of
thc rcaular troops thorn. t‘olcctora at
hlaalo Pass. llrownsrillc. t‘arpns
Christi, El l‘aaO. Nannies and San
Dingo were ordered to co-opcrato with-
out further instructions with (lcncrai
Ralph W. Hoyt, commanding at, Fort
Salli Houston.
ML‘ LAXTA. Fob. tawny Preston and
Maria, Texas, Fob. 10.”"‘l\11’xi('0 iorocs
under lien. Latino have sustained nu-
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day] arm, miIitary oillcinis suspcvlhm . .. WWW” W WWW , able terms. the following proper- -
that. tho pui'postr of their jutll‘noy to ' e n 111 e S ties: One six-room house all ha [I »
tho Texas cit 5‘ was to join it rovoltttlou- WWWOWOWO movements, centrally located. V
my hand. They have been taken to . At all kinda of prices within two minutes of West Ave. _
A horac is like a man-~not worth much unless lit-‘s \rcll lcd. And
proprr {Rodin}; moans to him very much what it docs to you. in
making our llmiziie liorsc Fwd wc coin‘oiuc Data. Corp and Wheat
products in pf'olml‘tions to make a pcriwtly balanced t’:ttton~»ircsii
ground oat-b tin}. Nowhere clan can ion find a lino of loads so caro-
tuily prcparcd \\'c know to a downrinht t'wrluitill' that llonnic lIOtno
Ground li‘vcds mi alto lItr twat posullib- ro-snits~ haw mastoinors who
“III prorc it.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. that in price. always in tho minds of its custom-
ers-~»llounio lionie Ground Food for lloraes. Cattle and Poultry.
”It'd ’
other dctcnl in thcir attack on insur-
rcrtoa Whom they have bcon lighting
in this iicili-It)‘ tor the last wot-h. To
any the iodcrais usstiultrd the insur-
recto force l-ntrcnchod about Molina.
'i'iicy were u-pnlsi-d alter a battlc inst-
ing live hours hours.
l-‘rcqucntly during the assault Amer
irnn troops on tho ultptloilt‘ side of thc
lilo tirantlo wcrv lllltil'r lira. fibrils
from llcld guns used by the {mil-rain
hisscd across the river. bursting dun
ucrously t‘ioac lo inch of ll'Oop II. oi
the Third l. S. (fatnlry, which patrol-
led the river bank. it in dcclari-d by
witnesses that ircqnt'nlly tho t'udcrais.
chagrlncd at tho truiticssncss of their
assault. ticlibcratcly tnrncd tircir guns
at groups or woman and chiidrcu who
had sought refuge on the Anu‘ricnn
Open
Saturday
Night
room 7 re a
working the "short line" with George
()thamc, is enjoying a day's vacation
and is attending the Hippodrome in
New York city.
(‘aptaln Thomas Hunt, of thc Nor-
walk police term. will enjoy a vacation
this evening and Thomas J. ilornoy.
recently appointed special oillcer. will
act as substitute for him.
-~~h‘lorlda oranges. is for 25c. P. i).
Lawton & Go.
There is to be a meeting of St.
Mary's Young Men's Club this even-
ing in the club rooms in Leonard
street and matters of lmportenaerare
to come before the meeting.
The doors in the Town Hall at the
foot of the stairs which were installed
a short time ago have undergone a
change. They have been made awful-
lnx doors. Jamel Mofiternan. lindlnl
that peeple would not close the other
kind. it is considered quite an im-
provement to the building.
”The musical treat of the season at
the South Norwellt Baptist. church. it‘rl
day evening. "Bonn of bout “0'
and Peter Pan aonx‘Cycie.
Robert B. net-clay. of noweyton. re-
«tried his new Popetlarttord aatomo
bile. which has been ordered for some
time. murder. The oer was driven
down from the factory at Hartford by
Henry ,Wehrle and has attracted eon-
Iuimbie attention. it in of the pony;
mom; type and is painted white.
utilitarian». uranium. oases.
Therm smalls are so}
mourn Mm unfi-
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
IUSV PEOPLE
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
CINIRAL RANKING
IAVINOO DIRT.
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" CityNationalBank
Titanium A OINIIAL “HRH“
Iidn of tho stream. ch shcll from lin-
lcdcrals‘ dro burst ucnr t‘apt. Williams
01' the Cavalry. killing an flisurruno
who was watching the Ilnitlo lrom the
American sltic.
'l'ho l'cdcrals withdrew utter home
lighting. it is cxopctod that lil‘tllliit)
their losses will rem-w thc attack in
marrow li-‘rlllayi. The insurrcctoa had
been warned that. iudcral soldiers b‘oi‘t‘
coming. ‘l‘hoy took position on a hill
tlcur the town. In the adobe houses
and behind the banks or an irrigation
ditch. The iedernls approached in bat-
tlo line with infantry next to the river.
cavalry on the right. side. and arlil
lory in.tho center. Alter shelling tilt-
town at long range. the soldiers ad-
vanced and the insurreclou opoucd
tire. The hottest light took place
alonz lbc ditch. Twice the todcrnl»
captured the ditch. but each time were
driven out by the rebels. in tho but
charge the insurroctos were
a Scot. i‘. s. McCombs. and an Aniorl‘
man. Seven Mauser rltlea wore cup-
turad in this charge.
The federal: numbered 325, accord-
ing to their own amouncomonl. ‘i‘hc
pronunciation had 200 men in Molina.
The Mexican soldiers were command-
all by General Laouo and Col. Duran
tea, the lneurroctoa by ’l‘orribo Ortega
and Emilio Ballistic. it is impossible
toootinrate the number lulled tonight.
The bodies of eight soldiers have been
stripped of their weapons. but many
more were carried on the hold. Only
one insurrecto. iiimil law, was killed.
The Mexican soldiers withdrew at
mile from their position and salaried!
Tonight the instructor: are moving to
a better poultlon and there in tracheal
aria native-n entpom. An nttatlit
Will 0 made atdaybroek. Oiletomu'luo
specter Toni Ferrlne and Lee Orlasby
were tired on by Mexican soldiers. and
their. backbones were that. During
run by
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Our Regular Winte
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Clearance Sale .
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Is now going on; an event which a lot at people have been looklnl
forward to; the sale you have had in mind when a lot at! Othel‘
"clearance sales" were clamoring for your attention; a sale made,
for a good reason, not for a necessity; a sale of high grade math.
chandlae at prices you're glad to pay.
‘ All our Suits and Overcoats are in this sale. We're not "greatly area;
stocked"; we're not in any “distress" for tear we can't sell our.
goods. We expect to carry over some goods—ail merchants do. We?
are not bogging people to help us out. but are giving the Walt
values ever offered. It's a straightforward proposition from no to
you. You get more for your money now than at any other time‘
of the year.
OUTSIDE WEAR. iNSSDE WEAR, FOOTWEAR, HEADWEAR.
Price’s ClothingStorej
98 Washington Street I '
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All Kinds of FOR SALE .0
We have for sale. on very favor: >
One two-family house. all improve- 2
ments, on the ilill. A number ob . ‘
very desirable houses, nicely sit—
uated in East Norwalk. One very.
fine 8-room residence. large lot,
good barn and outbuildings, I ran.
did fruit, in Bethel. Conn. so it .
number of small and large farms
near Wilton. Branchville. Georgev
town and Ridgeiieid, Conn. .
For particulars call or write ‘
COBURN AND HULL;
Selected Securities. Real emf
Insurance l, ~
94 Washington”...
South Nor-walk ~
POST CARDS, 6 for 50
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
‘I‘eI. 414-4
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For Fresh FISH go whereuthey handle nothing!
but" FISH to get the BEST
FROSTFISH. FLATFISH.
OCEAN BLUES, POLLOCK. GOSLING
CLAMS. MACKEREL, BLUE'IBH. SNAPPER BLUES. NATIVE ESCAL-
LOPS. WEAKFISH, HALIBllgf. HERRING, SMELT. SALMON. FINNAN
HADDIES. ROUND ’AND LONG cums.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
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Souvenirs! Souvenirs!-
Are now given FREE with,puroheeee of so CENTS or more of our
TEAS. COFFEES, SPICES. EXTRACTS, ETC., in addition to the usual
checks.
Take home e package of BOVEREIGN JELLY POWDER-40 «MI—1
cheek given.
FREE DELIVERY.
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COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right!
Who handles coal right?
\i’bo eelle coal right?
Who delivers coal rixht?
--WE DO—
Thosc are our strong points. our
Don't be caught unawaree'mi '
don't leave your fuel supply run ~
; "know... m cw; that's why 5 solowthatyou musthave an ha-‘
.i ‘. mediate delivery to keep your home-w
. u it ,. com ortable. A.
1 ’1 WE ARE ‘T ‘ Look over your bins new and .’
in the place your) orator in time—delivery ‘
.* saitto 0 our l'l ‘ ~
COAL TRADE ml... “3“ ” mm“ =
. A~‘I QUALITY
Harris 8: Gans
. Hazleton Goal
3; The B.Hershiield&Son Co.
'. 1% Women 122 Water at ’P hone 721 . .
2M momma?”
The Union Pacific Tea Company
:26 Washington St. Tel. 5am. Free Delivery
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Declares A Chicago Novelist. In!
Tells How It Can Be Prevented. ‘
CHlCAGO. Feb. 10.—~Hamlill Gain.
land, novelist. in an adreaa last. hi , ‘
told members of the Chicaao Arch on:
turnl Club‘ that art. is being held bank
by our fancied need of living wit *
rents are high and gold aboundl.
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i oovaauoa TUTTLE DEAD.
PlTTSFlEllD. N. H” Feb. 1.0.le-
rani A. 'l‘uttlc, governor of New Hamp-
shire from 1891 to 1893. died of a com-
plicatiou or diseases at his home at 9
o'clock this ioronooa.
i-‘ormor Governor Tattle was a wool-
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Watch for the “Ford”
it combines speed. beauty and comfort. An ideal our air a doctor.
No on made compare! with it. for low running and upkeep espoused.
Mike 0 date with us tor a demonstration.
euv A FORD IIOAUOI W l. A IITTKI CAI. NOT BECAUUI IT
to GHIAPIIL ‘
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98 OOUTH MAIN IT.
thy dry goods merchant and lumber
dialer. lie was born in linmstead in
I83? and hogan his business career as
country store clerk.
After serving in the legislature and
in tho uovernor's council he was elec-
ted governor as a Republican in 1890.
Hie bunotuctlona were many. one of
the principal being a school building.
reputed to he the boat appointed in
the state which he gave to the town
in memory of his only child who died
a tow years ago.
Mrs. 'i‘nttlo survives.
cumm‘suamfi‘arfi. Lin
anew. .
KANSAS crrv. Fob. 10.--wna an
It was the annual banquet of the,
mutilation and more than .200 a 1
tools were present. ‘ ‘
"We love money. not as tat-ere l y
it. but as children love iii" said.
Garland. "we love it for what it it '
buy. in this sense. we are all mm
grabber-e. We are all stmfilinm
ourselves from the aid-amount: ‘
the lane-week level. We dove
mobiles. and miskin contain. ~ .
dinners and! private railway '
cause they minister to the pri
glory of lite. 'i- 9
"'ln all this you and l are level , -
But few artists of my adenoid” i‘
who are not living reckleiiulr f
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s71 BENED} or,» Age...
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was
tween 180 and 161%, but
but moved trifle feverish H tuition no
the rent or Juliet. chief or the seam lantern in
the market showed a more stable tone. 723* York.
their income! or who are _
tag to some deem to t _
tron. Moan artia
oi living where note are
fortune gone. but with his health good
and his sunrise underrated. Form 3.
trout-r. 107 years old. will begin lite
anew. Footer. the grandson at Red
Revolutionary period. is abounds. We are nearly
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