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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY GNNTI-
NEL.
The Sentlnol‘wiil he issued as a
morning paper J next Wednesday.
Washington's Birthday. and advertise-
ments. items of news etc should
reach the office of publication Tuesday
afternoon.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwsik and vicinity: General-
ly fair and continued cold tonight and
Wednesday. Brisk _ southwesterly
winds. The storm that was central
over North Carolina yesterday morn- ‘
lng moved rapidly northeastwnrd and
is now central near Newfoundland It
produced snow and high winds along
the North Atlantic coast. An area of
extreme high pressure central over
the northwest is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures in all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains
Conditions do not indicate any decided
unange in the weather for this vicin-
ty "
rsmrsasrons A vsstt AGO ro-
oav.
14",", «1: high. ‘47.‘
Temperature‘
Cloudy.
A retailer in t of the Nutmeg 3
Club is schedule YEWQ‘his evening
Concord Division. 8 so! Tbmher
Crop 6‘ Kimonos
ispice. held a reslllar meeting list ev-
The Master Plumbers' union will
meet this evening": in their looms in
Norwsik. . 3L . t 1
r n;
The m’zotitrg MW. Nailii’ir'dildti
ing and matr'xsrdciatlon will beheld"
tonight. ,
o
Miss hiary E. Smith. of Bayview
avenue, spent the >Sabbath with
friends in motility. _ .
Joseph lilurl‘uy. of Sound View 'i‘er
race, was the week end guest of
friends in Daubury.
Miss Lillian'Smtth. of WoddWard “
avenue. is spending two weeks with
relatives in Paterson, N. .1.
Mrs. M. Donovan. of Henry street.
South Norwalk. was the guest of rela-
tives in, New York city over Sunday.
Harris a (lsns say the coal sold by
them is clean clean burning fuel that
gives the users genuine satisfaction
Our ilrothets' Lodgel O 0. R. met
last owning and conferred the de.
gree on four candidates.
William E. Daniels. Jr., of the Nor~
walk high school is ill with an attack
of grip and unable to attend school.
Joseph Millard. of (it ndviow are
one who has been laid l with on st.
inch of grip has returned to high
school
W
Thomas Burke. of sauce Place. who
has been spending is past. few days
in Boston. is expected to return to his
home today
John, ' o of the Connecticut
comp‘ ‘ 3 force of men mailing
repairs - 3 ,- ” a main in Mslli street.
store.
.. ..._....
Misthry Ever-lit, of West street.
has returned to her home after 2 rev»
srsl days' visit with her sister Mrs.
11.Monroo. of Cannon Station.
Mr.
(‘1
and Mrs. N. l". Csswsli. of
Montreal. Canada. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Milton Slovene. if
hm:
rip the Not-walk it‘lrs Police pool
tournament. Ohsrlss Continua. rated
till. played William James. rated no.
'Phs latter with by no to 84.
W
ers. mm Hum: 01 “A 50““ sensuous «finalist. Maxine
am as is.
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Wt "m“ a h n M norm-w consumm-
WITH sodas .
n “manila“. position with it.
. "" mum admission
, CityNtltiouaiBank
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and
Automobile
InSurancel
Will gladly explain. Telzphons 166-2.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON ”HINT. 'OUTH
' NOIWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 1."
Park 8. Tilford’ s
DeliciousCandles
usoto ar—
F. H. BAXTER'S
DRUG 'BTOII'
FOR SALE
NEW 8018 CRUIBING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $860. Apply ll
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Bhsil Point, Norwslk
There is an
ADAGE
which tells us if we want u thln'g
well done to do it ourselves. Now
that is just the secret of lny suc-
cess. l attend. personally, to all
the little details in m; profession.
There is no le‘ll'lll: of parts for
some inexperienced mechanic to
spoil after a the». ins been well
started. and shut may seem an
insignificant point to many is Just
as thoroughly and ('llit‘i'illl)’ exc-
cutod as the most. conspicuous
portion when the work is finished.
Modernle prices. 1'
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwslk
Hours: 9 I tn. to 8 o. to. Ban-
(lsys by sppotutmsnt only.
so
m cum cocoas AND ons-
2.1. . 'osu
«a. t‘ i. 0 .~
suosr ones ........... 504:
up 1. .1 w... 2.3 ~
1..» rolls oilss‘.'7.i..._..
wasumorou staruoav
cases
s can at
I. i. MALLETTE
(formerly Missi- Dawson)
as Washington Ct. Tel.
m
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO I
ran TH: couvsmsnos or
now "on:
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
OINIIAI. assume
cal/mes as".
cars osrosrr vaucrs
shaman“
“TWMUNHWW
. “80 l.
: she'll!!!“ {I tits sitistw
3 large part of the morning‘s business»
WWW“ ..
schools. postuoflice and elitist-”public,
places including many of the stores.
trill close
3 Station Agent John '1‘. Wood. of Nor-
walk, has a very bad attack of the
grip. and Ill so choked up with cold
that he can hardly be heard When he
speaks.
One name was played lust night in
the billiard tournament. of the Nora
walk Club. Conriluudt Van iluren. 70.
won from lioyhi W. Atlanta. oil, by the
score of 70 to tit).
.-
Many local people are getting up
sleuthing parties and taking sdvantsse
of the heavy fall of snow. it. is the
opinion of many that rain will follow
and in that event the sport would be
over.
The annual meeting of tho italic is-
land improvement Association. Inc.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at the
Hotel Clifford. in Smith Main street.
when officers will be elected and other
business transacted.
The Norwuik morehtlhts' street
llglltinn system is being gone over to—
day and put in good shape. All of the
lilies in Main and Wall streets are
being lighted and tested and burnt out
and defective lights rcpiude.
Miss Emma Jauvicr. lilo clover no-
tress now playing at the Winter
Garden. New York. appeared in tho
pictorial section of the New York Re-
view on Saturday. bliss Jutivit-r is
the sister of Mrs. A. N. Clark. of
South Main street. and is well known
in Not-walk. .
The Knights of King Arthur .wili
hold a static coliclilvo ut liurlford to~
morrow and (lclcuntcs from (‘usllo
t‘umciot will attend. The dolcituteu
from Not-walk nro Bernard (‘rsmpion
and irGrnud Greenwood. Randolph
Ilotln will go as the representative at
ilov. Mr. Worncr. tho marlin of (”Justin
(fainelot.
The collars of nearly all of the Main
street stores were lifted with gas this
morning and it was discovered that
there was a leak in the main runninif
through the street. The Connecticut
company has a force of men trying to
locate the leak. but tnuch difficulty is
being experienced on account of the
ice and snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis A. Campbell. of
Stuart uvcuuc. arc still at St. Albans.
\‘L. where tilt-3 were called two
weeks ago by tho crititnk illness of
hit. Campbell a faibcr |then inst
lusrd from. hit. Campbell. 3n. W“.
malnod very ill. Since uniting at
his home Mr. Campbell has been tou-
iined to the house with s severe cold.
Sn wintondoul l‘tlplo)‘ of that Coti-
ut (Emma 3 and tone
wait out. dunhnisthl‘. int i
lhc big shots plow of the tonipau3 all
(lid ..lcr3 mmli “tunnrd rim 11 the
street. the plow hits. an it firing
a larus‘lnr‘ola'voll sweet»? ll htuny‘
narrow pistes took nwtiy much or tho
the. lineups whip .usod. halo - Wren?“
one of the double llltl‘let 1”in c We
other swept tho load 1
.... -. . c...
Thu horse of it local pnpcr gnthtrrcr
full on the slippvtypznclut ill in upper
Willi strcci thin nilt-t'uoou shortly at
for ill o‘clock. if has tbc opinion of
many ilmt tho bursv was an tircd that
he t‘illllll nthlltl no longer fur when Iic!
lililtlt‘ no t‘fltll'l to gain it footing lull
laid down As a result Illi‘ shall aort-
bu‘tll3 broken. The owner of the initial
unliilt‘hcd the animal and willing
hands helped to get him on his {not
It was Impossible to do Illll- without
Ilnvlllg some plate for the horse lo
KN u fooling. A blanket was put undci
his fotc feel and he sits tinnii3 Roth-u
up.
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INNIY III Will SINIII
WALL STREET. It! to n m Trud-
1111; in securities of tho t‘multl roads
was the prominent feature of tho up.
cuinu of the stock Ilmi‘kt‘i ttulm Miss.
nurl Pacific and. Wabash Four l’l‘l‘
Cunt. builds advanced a point each.
Wabash pill. {51 and Wabash and To»
all it I’nrlflc '13. The general list was
fairly stratll' with a few important
changes. Southern Railway lost U,
and the copper shares were weak.
WALL li'l‘lil‘lli’l‘. ii u. in.
of trading in the first hour was in tho
Could securities. which made further
gulps. Wabash 4’s worn» the strongest,
advancing :l M to a level more than
it points otor tho price ill the beltin-
uius of the week. The general lust-lint
followed the advance in the Gould
stocks to only a slight extent and later
receded to slightly below last ulslit‘s
close. Central Mather inst s point
(i Central Railroad of New Jersey
fund 7 points 3 .
WALL STREET. noon. ----- Evidence of
recent inside buying of Could securi-
1 i
(lurlun the late session yulsrdslnlh- .
trsctsd a large speculative following
to those issues today.
Gould stocks and bonds made up I
The strenxth displayed in that quarts!-
was in control with the salient inset
list. which displayed a Insulin of
heaviness throughout the morality. The
bond market. as was the nose sstsn
dun was rsislitMy filers soil thaw
the stock market. and was
tin-oat Transaction are
I. ssou
and the Wabash-m Windho-
sues alost
mums
glue stocks My -
111911..
'i‘ho built ,
lies which was cspuclslly pronounced ‘
B‘rilr’
m.“ staccato. ism dr‘ittsasiin and lint"...
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THN HOMN ON HART SGHAFFNNR A MARX CLOTHNO
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Buy? teasers, Now.
While February Prices Are On Them
Down to geekwbottom go February prices on all our
broken lines of Trousers. Our customers know what that
means! Values! 1Valuesl VALUES! They are what
have made our Trousers Sales famous all over this section.
Now. just when you need new Trousers most, we drill)
the prices ‘to thclowest mark of the season. Work Troll—
sers, Business Trousers. Dress Trousers'in wonderful var-
lety at these
BIG AND REAL Raoucrtous
$2.00 Trousers ............. Arc now $1.48
..,Are now $1.98
..Arc now $2. 98
Jim now $3.93
.Are now $4.48
$2. so and $3.00 Trousers.
$4.00 Trousers
$4 so and $5.00 Trousers
So. do and $6. 50 Trouser!“
‘ two scenes:
The New Stilts
ss Wall St. Norwalk-
14 South Main St.
South Norwslk
CLEAN OATSI
At my old bobby again—n-giviult mod. \voilvscrocnutl oats. This
ought in iron mutter ntcoursc. but it isn‘t. and as long as i do it
better Iliuu nmuun olso. i'm going to talk about it.
Ask for "it... (‘Iumx' the inn choicmlt the market offersw
largo berry nails A cry brittbt mior. closely clipped and handled with
great pm» (If toursm i cannot offonthom at tho ruling price of pr-
dinsry oats, lull the titffcrento in (out is not a matter of any great
urn-outlaws. a t. at: mom on a has hour or (um- oats make your
horses air it and in t e cud you ‘ii find them most expensiie
.’ i V M‘ANUIL TORO HATCH.
. last in price. always in the minds of its eastern
round Feed for Horses'. Cattle and Poultry.
Salli RoeShsd. lb ISM Snapper Blues, 12c
WEAKFISH. hLUEFIQH. FLATFISH. QROOTFIIH. STEAK COD. SALMON.
SMELT. FINNAN HADDIES. OYSTERS. CLAMS AND ESCALLOPB, ETC.
'Cutbiil’s Bridge" Fish Market.
“rites ostlvsnv.
warhead lot.
\
DON'T IUY A MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
HENRY “40"
A III}. POWNRRUL. HONIBTLXOUILT CAR; GUARANTEED FOR
SIX MONTHN J: T"! MANUFACTUN‘W AND THE DEALER.
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
BI OOUTH MAIN ST.
PM"! ”$2.
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
83 SOUTH MAIN OTRNI‘I‘i OOUTH NOIWALK
muss? ctsslta‘p‘gs use or rule ssaaou
livery Gull. Cost. Dress Shirt. slot and For in our stores is marked
for final clearancs for immediate disposal Thsre is the quality you
have always known. in grsatsr assortment sud srsster value that you
have sver known. .
sl'iss oasis. from can as:
Corps and» in our famous Tsi-
Lssiss’ sau- tests suit up“
(one wilt-its from 01.“. up.
' mla'nrsssss. from (to. None Co .111- sksn lots at
now Iltlrts from up. on
. has Walsh.“ 1» on. so. Black 1.1 m.
:11» noun comma. 7s. link Hm, too.
on Main so. auditors ‘ 3. ss"*ls‘isth‘flsin stoma Nlmlk
.Mdo 'm ‘m 11".. Micro 1‘.
stealing
chickens. ”its pleaded guilty and
solved sentence, when the Jadgsusk-
oil now It «‘1. that he managed to lift
those chickens righttunser the win-
dow oi‘ tits owner’s house when there
wsssdoninthsrsrd.» , . 3
“it wouldnt be no usm
bizmn.‘ 'to try to splsincf
tI “you twith law
is: that it hits
” .1 ”Variations NA”! " "
cellos lodge charged wl
:" ‘_ «nous-*1.- .1. .
Hosts Appoints Members on Joint
~ Commas n that» am tugs .
Gill‘s! ttvtng.
. pancreas. swim
sonata Representatives
dilation“ of lively ‘liilt. um .1
l
iii Hillard. house institute of these
mattress to lnrsstlssts the
W.wnm “Mill
-3 “goblin ittseisto
, in Connecticut. not;I
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lililliiili ili’lliliilils
Spent Yesterday Afternoon in
' Danbury‘ Trying to Fit"
Court House Positions
Vi illinm \voilmur, chief oi the Smith
Norwnlk police force and sluu'iff'clect
of l‘uirficld counl3 went to ”llllblif‘),
lean-tum afternoon to: a conference
with imminent.- Democrats in relation
- to the appointments that he is to make
in that city. The ruler was scheduled
to go directly from the \\’hltf~ street
silttltm to thodluic'l (il‘t‘c‘il to nlcct‘ a
number of Dunburtans. with whom he
had mltde (innagamelm h3- .teiephonu.
The [Mdiilmit‘lllal‘ Il‘t' m be filled
by the. sheriif are umw' oIchluty show
171‘. jailer and limiter of the t‘ouuu
t‘ourt House. Tum thwmnm‘ t-nndi
(izltt‘s forklmhxii‘ lilo planes and the
insult has been tlv- (it-Voluptuont 0f
s-rmc of the "\‘III‘UI (-outt-sts that have
been such in lln‘fibury politic» in :1 him:
time. The Democratic town ('ouuultiec
but; 3:11 on Edward t‘. «filmy. former
":u‘fiilll of police. it»: unanimous on
illllrfl‘llll‘lll for appointint-ut to the po
hillflll 1d (1.~,.ut3 rebuilt and u majority
of the plumber» tildlllll ( (mittlitloo llllH
radon-nod Tliotnns llurkin for the posi-
tmu of jsllor null Martin S. t‘réban for
the post of janitor of tho court house.
A delegation of mcmhcrs of the town
comniittce calm- to South Norwnlk to
mnkc the veto of the committce known
to Sheriff-elect VOIlllli‘l' and 0n the
someday another delegation 1mm linu-
bury came to see Mr. \‘ollmcr in Illv
interests of Albert tiraef. who is also
it candidatc for the Jnilorshlp. Since
illIl time. the humiliation has been vis
lit-d by numerous imnhurians in the in-
(crests of different candidates for up
polliimctii. . 4'.
During the past few days stories of
imposition to-tht‘ smtoiniment of Mr.
(film “he deputy sheriff hate been in
circulation and it was said today in
political strains that It was this that
tor espwlslly that took Sheriff \ollmer
tu Daubury for a personal conference.
'l‘honlti‘s .h'l.eo‘nard in a prominent can-
didate for the appointment as deputy
sheriff and it was said that many of
his friends were confident that he still
bad it chance for the oliicc.
Alderman ('hestor hi. Windham. Al
hurl Grant and John R. lan'lllt are
prominent candidates for the position
of custodian of the Jail and there are
several candidates for the Court House
idnitorship. ..
GONNIOTIOUT HOTILO.
Coupecticnt seems to be enioying an
era of hotel exitsnslon.3 No sooner is
it announced from New Haven that A
$1. .000 hotel is to be elected there
and that antithor is to be enlarged
at an expense half as dumb more.
than Hartford sends out the news
that the All 11 House is to be en-
tamed, or rap seed. st an expense of
11.00am and that the "New Hutu
blsin" Will cost another 81000300
Within the p fsw yours a number
at uwnsivs 11 his vs been
1 9i ‘3‘: 1a Warts
an an pry. an a
”5% or 1mm in: ts‘r hotelstllsn
lists more than doubled in sing. We're
Mid cits whim trsiiio
tolm'dst Good
mm s mm worth include
his. Willi on roads sud unsstlslne‘
(arr hoists.- smell of this‘
mm
would its lost and Connecticut would
trends-i l «multivitamin-sis
THIS WEEK
Suits, Overcoats. Shoes and
Winter Fumlshtngs
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uses-vsossllsools
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Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
lean-up
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GAINS OF THE SEASON.
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l‘ H ”thin—Ila
Missiouanrv‘iuslaaa.
Notable attest to Take Place is new
Haven. Two Days Next March. ‘
Over in New Haven a hundred orf
more women are working enthusi;3.
asticnll3 for the Womens Foreign Mia
alonar3 Jubilee that Connecticut oe1e~
luates at New Haven on March Band.
9 which will be one of the largest and
most reptcsentatlte gatherings of we
men ever assembled in this city
The year 19101911 marks the M 3
teemh anniversary of thalamus 3
in America of woman‘s extant-oi m1..ir "3
for foreign missions. finds stint ”is c
known-as the Women «Ensign allot: rut
sionun Jubilee. national audistmllsrwa“
nominational has been held in lending
Oakland California": .aflliladglplshuz'
Harrisburg. 'Baltllllol‘eq 3! gm.
Cleveland. stamina andlfisr .
81rnctlse.’ Albnnv. ’i‘l'o prim
Vow Haven. Providence. Bostsuhfsr‘ ’ ,
land. culminating in» Nos washout;
Thu purpose of those 111289“
invpirntlimul and edit iionsl.
Own en's and to open l‘l'dal‘wiit'i'n
standard of pcmbmll which.“ _
it is expected that falls one mom 3
and or morr pcnsons sill ottcnd the
in Chapel sticct \‘eu Hinton
provided for b3 a caterer, oh theo
day (if tho jubiicv. . it!
Some of the featured of the meet
lugs iii New Haven will be The hm
meeting to bc held on Thursday spin
in Wooltlcy flail. which will by slo-
uouucdd iutet; drawing room mes “
lugs denominational ralliéb, a lunch?-
3mm: \v‘olnens ssriite unstory-
hour for the (hildrcn. nu exhibiting o
mlssionun litoruttuv ‘
Wednes or afternoon. coriie'lsnoa c A
walkout and drawing room meeting 3
Wednesdsl evening, leans Women‘
Thursday moxniug. gen
rallies at some u m. . lu eon in 11131 ~
auditorium with addre
Thursday eveningm lftt _ .1
be made 113 Mrs.1-leiett um
semen Mrs. Henry Walleshody 2
retaries of the Women' “will“;
Osborne. of China;
Chins: Miss Mardsn. .
l gs
of young women. :‘lif‘ ”Mud
w , | - lit ., .
The propelled water 01!:th if
this state in a most excelisnt‘iii
uecticut is going to be in 13M
for drinking water. The va to M g
soing to increase in 131131»di
growth and it is time thatpso
sued to the fact thatd
cities of the United Isl-trail 1&1:in . ‘
and is also to be observe in ‘Bu
If. “\IIPWI .. ’~ 1 s O 1'; 1 .111 _‘
3Tb!
tint-t ibo unintelcsted to raise
IllutllL‘OIl to be held in u... nuditoo
Features oftSOssim. v
lug. Mattb 9 in one of that :0
eon \tith altomiinner I“
i!
1' home rum followts
rally Center Church." “It
2$Eli‘i‘llistl'otia
Addresses during the twin (lays.
Mary P Nollie of lndia1fisfi§
rk .
others. There will be .
Iran Warns sellout '1“.
the time is not far disthl‘ whpn.
available site in the com
result in several clti
isistur's In tasking
of the water stunt
scenes to the (i
piles of water slid
owsrs. Accordion
wil be under
:‘dhl’hfimfi Jill
11 wt use ’1'.
«all: soldered d
rides should he visits inter-sump
in i an proposlfionaud. decimals;
that the sooner it. “I‘m ’
able am about burst
he on revision ‘
hummumw
rsaaoams‘lti
t neuroscience .
suit. of a protest. resistant!
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