Appeal to you, then the products
oi our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit
7 Home-made '
Candy .
Fresh Daily
F. A. IlANE
BAKERY, OONFICTIONERY
ICE CREAM i.»
Telephone 409
61 Washington an. ac. Nor-walk
oil NEWS
o. . m-..“ «fi-MW!
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
m—Nom Department
92-3—Buolnou Department
44-2—Branoh Office. Norwalk
890 -Edltor'o Residence
729.5-cuy Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness Friday; slowly rising tempera-
ture. Moderate north winds becoming
variable. An area of very high prea~
sure central over Vermont is produc-
ing pleasant weather in New England.
Cloudy and unsettled weather prevails
generally in other sections east of the
Rocky Mountains. The temperature
is high in the lower Mississippi Valley.
but is below acre in the northern por.
tions of New England and North 1)»;
hots.
GO TO.
DAY.
Low, ii; high. 49.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Sharer are
contemplating a trip to Bermuda short-
ly,'i’or the benellt of Dr. Sherer‘s
health.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR‘ A
Temperature:
The meeting of the Lucia Chapter
will be held with Mrs. E. id. Gorham. of
East avenue, Monday, instead of Mrs.
Drake.
Miss Blanche Buttery, the daughter
oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buttery. oi
Main street, is quite ill with the
mumps.
The annual meeting of the Belle ls-
land improvement Association has
been called for February 22d. at 2:30
p. m.. at the ilotei Clltiord.
llurry Beers, assistant manager of
the ileors’ market in Main street. Non
walk. is enjoying an afternoon's vaca-
tion which he is spending in New York
city with friends.
Harry Lowe. singer at the Bijou
Dream at lioyt's Theatre,- has just
returned home irom Boston. where he
has been a. guest tor a Week of his
brother. Herbert inwe. During his nb~
Hence a New York singer has been
taking his place at the theatre.
The Winnipauk Gun Club is to hold
its weekly shoot on Saturday. it is
likely that a number of the Westport
Gun Club will be in attendances al-
though all oi their number cannot at-
tend because of illness among the
ranks. The about will probably be an
especially good one and is in practiCo
for tho Washington's Birthday comps.
tltive shoot.
A small chimney tire at the home
at the late Mrs. Sarah Tocque‘s home.
in Silvermlneavenue, Broad River,
this morning. threatened to do more
damage-than it really did in the end.
The tire was discovered before any
great headway had been gained and
some fire extinguishers from the house
and train neighboring houses, In the
hon at those who happened to be
ohou . soon had the blaze out.
A course in the Merrill College is a
safe investment. ’
The property of Chester F. Clark.
in Quintard avenue. was attached by
Deputy Shel-ii! Thomas A. Shelly and
the certificate oi nttnchrnent tiled in
the once oi the town clerk. yest rday
aitomoon. The attachment is watch
or a claim of MOOIimllsel bro slit
in a civil action by the Honda; and
Plumbing Company. at Norwoilr,
’throutlt their-nottorney Edward M.
Milkweed. The one was made re-
turnable in the town court on the
Fourth Monday oi mimicry.
Tho‘new. swlnxinl doors of the town
hall building have iurther been im-
proved. The doors. which open out-
ward. an the law now procrihes he
«use oi'tho more easy exit in can or
' lire. have been ilttodwlth locks, aim.
liar and a'tho . orisoipaiuthole
. on the. loan to the Norwaik lush
‘ school. A. on the handle and both
.. to without the
, . {filo right.
, loci: and .
roost malty.
if Cleanliness Bt’i’ufity ‘
.. _. ‘
‘Welwrite all forms ot‘f
Automobile
Insurance?
Will gladly explain. Telephoho 165‘2.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON STREET}; SOUTH
NORWALK. GONN.i
TELEPHONE 13M?
N... _._..
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Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies.
~80LD AT—
r. H. BAXTER'S
onuo cross
FOR SALE?
new 30x8 caursmo LAUNC’H
HULL. PRICE case. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Bholl Point, Nortgfilk
,.
Save Yo u:
TEETH
Do not think because your teeth
are getting discolored. and have
cavities in them. that you cannot
save them. Sometimes an illness
will impair the enamel, or the rom-
eclios necessary to restore health
produce discolorations. if such has
been the case. do not wait till
your mouth is tilled with uuwholo-
some and unsightly members, but
have them attended to immediate-
ly. it is the best way. the cheapest
way, the right way. .
Dr. .I. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 n m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Special Values
‘ IN ‘
Shirtwaisfts
75c, Sl,‘ $1.25, $1.50
AND UP
WASHUNGTON BIRTHDAY
POST CARDS
6 FOR 26¢:
l. I.MALLETTE
(iomorly’ Mluu Dow-on)
88 Washington 8!.
Tel. 449
—- -W -5”-.. .> w.-. ,—__ w .m
Open
Saturday ‘
' Night
room 7 70 ii
FOR THE. couvsmsucs or
ausv priests ‘
South Norlwaik
Trust Co.
GINIBAL napkins
uvmos am.
am oar-our vpuurs
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GityNatiOnil
cosmos AND orr no, Ivsnv-
ertm‘v columnar
4."‘WITH.‘COUlIO;
IANKIN '
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cam is or would
(Continued from first page.)
depend entirely upon the attitude as
named by China.
The vital questions involved are
free trade in Mongolia, the extratcrriv
torial rights of Russians in China and
the establishment of a Russian consul
late at Kohdo, Mongolia.
There have been rumors recently or.
an intention by Russia to bring pros-l
sure to bear upon China because all al-.l
leged violations of the Russo-Chinese
trmty. That the situation was ucuth,
however. has been denied both by the'
Chinese Foreign Board and by the lines
stun location at Pckiu. i
It as been admitted that there were
din’ ences in tho Interpretations oi
the international agreement as'tuatioi
at St. Potersburg arm at Pokin. The:
treaty adopted in 1881 expires this
month ond'lt has been reported that
China was unwilling to renew it at‘
least not without. certain modifies:
tlous. Tho exchange have been closely
guarded by both powers and what
stage the negotiations have reached
was not indicated until yesterday.’
when the St. i’ctorsburg Gazette arr!
nounced that an important conference
had been held at the War Ministry to
consider “(lhlnn's persistent flouting
of treaty stipulations."
The province of ill, to which Russian
troops will he sent. lies in the north-
eastern part oi the Chinese empire.
By a provision of the itussinn Chinese
ptreaty of 1881. the western portion of
ill is incorporated with Russia in order
to serve its a plaod oi ostabllshmont'
for the inhabitants of Russia who. hav-
ing adopted Russian intit-immionre, hall 1
to abandon the lands which they DOS'i
autism!t there. The frontier hctwoeu‘
the possessions of Russia and the Chi-
nese province oi iii are defined in the
treaty.
On the question or free trade in
Mongolia article 1:: or the treaty says
in part;
Russian subjects are authorized to
carry on as in the past. trade free oi
duties in Mongolia subject to China as
well as in places in Almaks, where
there is a Chinese adminisration, as
where there is none. Russian subjects
will equally enjoy the right of carrying
on trade tree of duties In the towns
and other localities of the provinces
ill. of 'i‘arhugntai. oi Kashgar. of Ur-
umtsi, and others situated on the
slopes north and south of the chain
of the TietrShan as tar as the (treat
Wall. This immunity will be abrogat-
vii when the development of the trade
necessitate the establishment of ii cus-
toms tarifi conformable to an under
standing to he come to by the two gov»
orulneuts.
(in the subject of exrra territoriality
article clcron says: “All the affairs
which may arise on (thnose territory,t
on the subject of oouum-reini or other .
transactions, between those under tilei
jurisdiction of the states. will be exam-l
loud and regulated by a common agreefi
maul, by the consuls and the Chinese
authorities." ‘
Article ill" on the subioct oi cantor
lutes provides that the Russian govern-
rnent may establish consuls a! Kflbdtl'
and other simcliied points “to limp!!!"
tion to the development of commerce,
and utter nu mldorstunding with the
Chinese government."
HARDWARE BUSINESS CHANGES
AGAIN.
T. E. Montgomery Purchases the ln~
tarelt oi Hls Partner.
Sentinel. telling oi‘ the chuugo of lilo?
hardware Illllliiltiilt'l oi ll. ll. Williams.
01‘ Main street, from under his uncut
he learned with even greater surprise
that the business has again changed
hands. and Iillli '1‘. Id. billillgOIIk‘l'y.v
the plumbing business. .
'l‘ho plumbing business has not
changed in tho management nor in'
and not to theiirm. He will conduct it;
in the same place. and In tho sunrov
manner as it has been runuagod since
it was said at the time. to take the!
position as sexton oi 8t. Paul‘s Church. 1,
Wer—w—
iin. employed at the winter quarters oi
a circus. in this city. was seriously in:
lured this morning. lie was feeding
tin him severely. ills injuries Ill-l
sin e a ruptured blood vessel in the.
leg. lie was removed to a hospital.‘
and comes irom Jackson. bitch.
TELEPHONE lMPLOYEO MUTUAL
IINIPIT SOCIETY.
it will be rt-momlwrod that some.
itgclnout to that oi lilo plumbing firm
the partner in the plumbing llrtu, has
the mvuorship, but the hardware husi-g
the time the firm purchased it.
CIRCUS EMPLOYE INJURED.
an nnzorn goat when the animal charg-
whcre. it is stated. his recovery is look-
W. w. Knight. oi Bridgeport. warbl-
m“
' I
r To straw rarity"
time ago an ornate appeared in 'I‘iiui
oi ilurriti a Alcottmuicry. It will now
purchased the share ol‘ his co-mvuvr iui
tlusn now belongs to Mr. Montgomery.‘
Mr. Williams gave up the basins-sit:
BRIDGEI’ORT. Feb. lll.——.lohn Grif-
ud him. making him down and but-
cd for. Gritiln is about 29 years old.
noted a director in the Telephone
terday at the annual session in Now‘
llavon. Other directors chosen were
(i. E. Hall. New Haven; J. M. Crolt.
New Haven: J. D. Wardoll. Norwich;
B. 8. Stevens. New Haven. and Morris
Collins. llartiord.
iortntlht to oloctoiiicers. '
Will Win HIRE.
mater H. Jmctyn. sales manager.
of Bridgeport. and Miss Marlo Muir‘-
lino uneasy. oi Philadel his. were
married on January lit. in oath Nero
walk by the, itov. it. J. Carroll. . Nicho‘
i5: Honour 54. drug cloth. and hills
‘ , isohoth Drastic. at. droumkor. both
or aridnoport, wars marriodvin heath
Norwnlit. January 80. by
W‘
to Old.
Employer Mutual Benefit society you i
The director: will sleet within a ,
thin-Rib 5 limit? “a
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THE HOME OF HART BCHAFFNER i. MARX CLOTHEO
Trousers
at February Reductions
Everybody knows the values we give in our February Sale
or Trousers. Quality 'wny up! Style right! [And variety»—
why we can iii any man that comes clout: at any reduced price.
and give him his pick of u lot of lmuutil’ul coiorsund stripes.
Take a look at the Trousers. and you'll agree with us
that. dollar for dollar We do give. more value than you expect
V for the money. at regular prices. At reduced prices you'll
llnd nothing anywhere to equal them. A
r
$2.00 Trousers ....... Are now $1.48
$2.50 and $3.00 Trousers, . . .Arc now $1.98
$4.00 Trousers ............. Are now $2.98
$4.50 and $5.00 Trousers. . . .Arc now $3.98
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers. . . .Are now $4.48
»
TWO STORES: .
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwaik.
. Wanna..~_h,...._...,......... . “-m-.~hm M”... WU...” W-.. “mam. .. . .... ...x
WMWW
c A horse is like a maria-not worth much unless he’s Well ted. And
proper feeding means to him very much what it does to you. in
making our ilonnie iiorse Food we ('(iiiiilinc Oats. Corn and \‘v'hent
products in proportions to make a perfectly balanced ration~ircsh
ground each tiny. Nowhere clue can you ilnd a line of foods so rare-
iuily prepared We know to a downright certainty that liounie Home
(lrouild Feeds do rim the best possible rvsuits have Clifiltlllivl‘fi who
will prove it.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
err-bonnie Home Ground Food for iiorsss. Cattle and Poultry.
Strictiy'Fresh. 600 Quart
GREENPORT OYSTRRS. ROUND AND LONG CLAMS. ALL KINDS)OF
VRESH FISH.
Cutbiii’s .5 Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
‘ w.mn~——w~m—_~nwamw. .r—u rvu
DON‘T BUY A MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
HENRY “40” a
A BIG. POWERFUL, HONECTLY'BUILT CAR. GUARANTEED FOR
Six MONTHS DY THE MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER.
S. L. BENEDICT. Agent
OI SOUTH MAIN 81'.
Phone 692%
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
as IDUTH MAIN cram. IOU'I'I-I soawsas
THE LABT CLIARANCI BALI OF THIS BEABDN
Every Suit. Coat. Dress Skirt. Waist and For in our stores is marked
ior anal clearance tor immediate disposal. Thom is the quality you
have always known. in greater assortment and greater value that you
have ever known. -
Lodtoo' Goats, iron ”.75 up. Come and on our Famous Tol-
Lodiu' cults from $7.00 up. lot-co which item $1.08 up.
Ladiesjnrcuuflrom taco up. Nome Corsets. broken lots at
Ladle: tkim tram $2.98 up. nduood riou.
:1.” Which. tor 980. We link on tor 25o.
1.00 Com! covers. m. 70o .gluk Hon, 50o. ,
m min It, at: lord as sawdust» as. mot Norwaik
We ‘i‘oumamo‘.
‘HAR’i‘FOKD. Fob. tau-The work or
the committee on contested elections
insuring an and. Tan petitions have
been heard and the remaining night
will be disposed of on or bolero Fob-
ruary 21.. The petition of Lewis W.
Phelps. of Hoot-on. carat. tor. a
1 panel mt. boron in. The counts the hon-emu uni yesterday.
out to to. Charles 8. The interior claimed‘thst at tho-tut
he "Milli to 331,1. Harold elect o dinosaurs. the moderator.
t the conclusion {oi tilt reject a number oi ballots out for
a , .ooutlini slum stern was him and that some other ballots were
toddoiirsfillliliw Williams counted for Frederick ”lithium and
or gunpoint-ass or bitty- swim £4 Regal fl aghadbh‘, llllhich
‘ , , ' , ' ‘ It on
a?“ ‘ ’ slim Jugs .
ry-
fim‘soml
mag how ,9
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v _ W’
Mum Mrs. Voiimer With
_ ‘ WAGVUPHI‘ ‘
1‘th hosts-r tor the Wednesday at?
tomoon waist clans yesterday. was
ill ”fluctuating hundreds“. of No.
Members
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BUITB.........
OVERCOATS
8HOE8 .........
SWEATERS
CAPS ...........
out-ounce
-..-.44.4..-nn.
500 SHIRTS
“.00 SHIRTS . ......... .
50° UNDERWEAR ......
75° UNDERWEAR . .........
$1.00 UNDERWEAR
“.4...-
A FINE ASSORTMEN'I; OF
SO'AND 10¢
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY POST
CARDS
6 for 5:. 2 for 5c. and So each
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. im‘thlngton St.
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in tho
COAL TRADE?
Who buys cool right?
Who handles coal righti
Who cello cool right?
Who delivers coal right?
—-WE DO—
Those are our strong points. our
it “knows" in coal; that's why 'l
nt meats inside seiiiugzortnta and other
”(an we 1‘
WE ARE “IT"
in tho
COAL TRADE
Hazlitt—{Coal l
ThelflershiieidBtSon Co. 5
w. m‘ tantrum It. I
llllll III lilii Sillili
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. numbness
ourii Pacific was again the feature oi
the stock market at the opening to-
day. and was ieverish on heavy deni~
lugs. it opened with a sale of 2,000
lshares at a gain 0! "is and advanced to
.u point over last night‘s close. but
iquicirly relapsed to a fraction under
,yestcrday's final price. The general
market was steady. Northern Pacific
gained a point. Chesapeake it Ohio or.
and Reading and Union Pacific 1,4.
i WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—-Miosouri
Pacific was altered in such large
amounts that It broke steadily, until
it. sold a points below yesterday's
,oioso. Bear operators seized the or»
portunIiy to make a drive at the son-
crni list and forced a substantial'renc-
lion. in generally active stocks. Gener-
vai Chemical opened 8 points hither It
125. and jumped to 136 on the next
transaction. . .
WALL srnna'r. Noun-«Liquidatiort
oi long stock in anticipation of pout»,
his decisions by the Supreme Court on
Monday in the more important outi-
trust cases was isrsely responsible im-
a general reactloaln thomtivo issues
during the morning seuion. mass
were more general and substantial
‘ than on any other day in several
weeks. Boar operators put out auteur
IIVI lines and uncovering or stop loss
orders save added inpctas to the dope.
ward movement. Continued heavy'ob
' furious at Missouri Pacific and its than
tonal decline new color to statements
that“ on «count at yesterday's develops
i
cits hod‘beooho‘ n. ’i'hcllst
substantially“ donor, glml
it round "with iii
Final Clean-up
THIS WEEK
Suits, Overcoats, Shoes and
Winter Furnishings
THE sear VALUE; even omnsol -
n-”on”canoe-noon”...”tum‘ups.
use up‘
.z......................79ctow.“
19c and 390...
ALL $2.00 HATS ...... ..........
. ....... .n....-...-.
.v......
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.su..
concoct-I
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEA
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington ., Street I
.....................$1.98 to ".19..
col-III..-
.............s1.oo
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.u. ..... coolloooaoooloclto'lQ 3’5
Ions-loomnoooolU'lO‘O 7“
loo-olouulflltfilooyll'sh
noun-Iollolllooolvoobbll. m
.......79o
all-Illooc
u.~-...oa
4-9. .veo..-oo.
SON
FOR SALE
We have for sale, on very favor-
able terms, the following proper—
ties: One six-room house. all im-
provements, centrally located. ' _
within two minutes oi‘ west Aye. .
One two~iamiiy house.'ail improve-
ments. on the Hill. A numbers! :
very desirable houses. nicely nth...
sated in East Not-walk. One veni‘
tine 8-room residence. large lot,‘
good barn and outbuildings; spiedl
did trait. in Bethel. Conn. A1501 l"
number of small and insomnia
near Wilton. Branchviile, George" .
town and Ridgefleld. Conn: “
For particulars call or‘ write";
COBURN AND‘HUL’L."
Selected Securities, Real Estate.
inshranco * A: ‘5
94 Washln‘g‘ton st. j
south Nor-walk?“ ‘
Tel. 414-4 '4 7 l M
_w.int. STREET, 1 p. m."-'A ‘1!“
Mount recovery threw the‘mmkfl'
dullness. Later on the list wentdlm
to its previous low point outlandish
offerings. St. Louis and San Frontal
co Certificates for Chicago and]!
cm lllinois. sold at 145. or 20 not
above its previous sale in June on
General Chemical reacted . 6 point
from its high level. . , ,
LONDON. Feb. 16.—~'i‘he Bank or
England today reduced its rate' or dis
count irom 4 t0 3% per cent; This
action was anticipated owing to the '
continued easy money market. him
lower discounts here. as 'well as in.
continental centres and the improving
bank reserve. ‘ " it
HOLMES, KEELER o. SELLECK GO. ‘
Annual Election of Officers. Followoii
by Banquet at Norwalk Hotel. ‘
The Holmes. Keeler‘ & Selieolt Con; .
puny held their annual meeting nitgi i.
election of oiiicers and directors. ” '
evening, in the Norwalk Hotel and fish
enjoyed a line banquet prepnrodl'h '
Col. George D. Russell. There we
nine covers laid at the table and th?“
banquet proved a most excellent one. in
f
The same board of directors were ryr
elected. ' ‘.
The otilcers: *,
President—Harvey M. Kept.
General Manager‘Cisreuce i=1 BIO“.
son. '
Secretary and Treasurerviiillbert "
Hastings, ‘ ‘ .
Board of Directors—diary» Tilt
Kent. Edwin O. Keeler, Elliot Graft)
i-ioward Knapp. liOWnrd lleii‘. (ll In
R. Hastings and Clarence it}. Stan,
The reports for the past. .ymi
train the excellent financial cont“.
of the ilrm. which Is the largest who
sale grocery arm in Namath. '
The following menu was served? i‘
Grape fruit
Creamed thmato“odup
Boiled halibut harmonise
Sliced cucumbersg
Lemon sherbet J
Roast turkey‘
Bermuda potatoes Cranberry
French peas
Olive!
loo Cream 3
Celery
Fancy cakes
Cigars
Were Trying to Imps PM Ow
moot Revenue either ""
SAN FRANCIBOOHOAIfi:
least at: persons were ‘ .. '
the wt. ttlouthtiitflah'l’mywi 3
Omit 0 [ital Ifi‘
i?”l‘t.l°.§3'i.ii"l‘°piil."‘m
It! 7 , mm to on
may. The inionnstioh gangs
inspector molt Mnsworth. in
or the lamination »
.wnlcit has been patrolllnor
waters since the hounnl- '
in on short toohook the "i...
' vimnxr
coins-e into this country:
00» ’ . .’
Early last week Alha‘n‘olftlb
ct‘billit‘thh cit lion . Penis.
chose to a power boat phi
posted to boimdod with m ,
unvorboat stem Oh .
ethanol with 1 g
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