u on): m m uni stii
you utility: and mice
i "Y
“BY THEIR FRUI‘IS
ye shall know them." days the .
good «book. That's the way we .
want you to know us.
THE morn” TEMPTING
... “....--” ‘**—‘“ FRUITS
‘ you can imagine are here in all
their luscious beauty. Every 2.
2:21:22? country, every cllme yield up
their best for your euo ment.
Have you acquired the habit of
l
l
More Adam mu unit to be able «to 81m
without prolit more can be neither or-
The Hatch 81 Barley Compauv
OOH?“ fln‘wflLK BM'
11
' A at mums
' «'i I”
oniudAHUA. Alexi. re». iA.«~A ro-
, view of Whanrtillery corp».- with its
titty iii:lli“'plecea and rapid lire runs,
with IWhIdIA General Villa. expects to.
A... ’
army 'dt 'I'orreon, presented a. brilliant
IIUiITIIIJtIZ ' 2
II:
.faooominfiii much against thaltedom,
nonwutm
I, LEAVING . ‘
‘ ‘jnnv coconu‘lflonna r '
for Man dud Women
The best values in town for $l
, Ladies’ Rain‘Coats,
Children’s Rain Capes
1;. IIAIIIIE AT AlttsIAE;
u
Repairing of Watches'
Calendars; Cbrouompha. Repeater:
:Spllt Seconds Watches and ’old An»
tique Clocko. .3111]
l
IJowels,
Ellalancc Stuffs,
iiolr Springs,
Click Springs,
Forks. Cylinders.
IWbeels, Etc.
' .Wntch Glass (best kind) 15¢
Main Spring ............ 501: up
\\ utcb Cleaned ........ 751: up
Watch Repaired ........ $1. 50 up
Nowhere can you get your repair:
I done better.
' I
Charles Brand I
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER ‘
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN I
138 Washington St.
Close b} Unit's Theatre
srAIoA Alli) Junior" 1
. FIE-FINISHED;
at. low prices.
I » M.I.,Rosr1.=
”““"'""'"_..1 ,_._ ' MAIN swag—~15 Ely. Ave., swr
Norwulk.
BRANCH. , STORE—Hamel“: Blo'.)
East Norwalk. ‘ ’
Fancy imported and Domestic
Hazelton
Coal
ni‘
; The B. HershiieldIlASonCo
TEL. 294.
‘ Look-Look
mt ... .
and GLASSWARE.
122 WATER 8T. ING GOODS at Attractive Prices.
(Succeuor to I Joel.)
79 WASHINGTON 8T.
Prompt Delivery.
eating fruit for broakiaet? Do
K h so by all means. it will tone
0 n a you up better than auyth'ng
else you can eat.
3 r 0 S“ .. Gh‘ t 81 C
2 l0 to .o.
N. MAIN. “ Music Hall Block
‘1 .‘ EA" I‘A AHA‘I’:
STREET m , 'C-‘W‘ __” “:ij _ IOCII‘N‘NLV- if Pi h
PHONE 3364. u
» n.
. .l
. A . An IthoiigaIlon
‘ FURNITURE r ‘ & u M r ‘
. RE-UPHOLSTERED .o ouruwo inunenue s or ‘1 Ann -
REPAIRED lure u I .cprot a money saver ior I'm)
CHINA
A Full Line of HOUSEFURNISH-
M. L. ()lmsread
' Tel. 925.
(in Snub-tiny evening :At Hillside
the senior and junior clauses combin-
ill In IiiAing the annual school Ilauo‘rz.
Iii! in. assu‘vlc . (addition 111' il1~
ntreets.
All the preparations for the dam-u.
were made by the 1.2L In of (111' two
IlelnSPs in (onjunctlon with their hon.
.lldr) members. .‘liss Gibson and .‘Alis's
i’IAihcA' , No 11101111er oi’ tho s'bool
faculty. The work of the ili‘Z'Ol‘illll‘g
coinlulttoe was unusually snoooas’ul.
the looms on the ground floor bei' It
made charming with immune oi HUllill‘
eru smiln dotted with red hearts.
The stairway. too. \qu smilux and
bowls for its decoration. The grace-
ful sprays of groan were most, effec-
tive. relieved by the vivid red. The.
effect produced was one of the moat
bennti ' ever esen at Hillside. As in
former years. the. studio was used by
the seniors and the laboratory by the
juniors each room being mnde attrno-
'ilve with couches cushions class pru-
Enants and "owns. The excellent mu-
ulc una furnished by the Lyric Orches-
tra, of South Norwnlk. in one of the
THE BAY AFTEII
III. our large and complete line of
‘New and Second-hand Furniture, (lar-
pets, Rugs, Stoves. etc. The prices
will surprise you
M GUTKOWSKY
‘VAt‘tho Former Auditorium Bulldlr‘.
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
number of uleighe out.
1‘ Wu buy-uecm'd-hand Furniture. ‘
'I . in the afternoon there was hardly
o1: Coal!
Coal!
Buy It var" high grade 01 Willie}
barre Coal ct
VWM. EFFRON
ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK.
‘ w a bushel and you will buy 0. ion.
Tel. 441
nity of the winter for their use. Slld
cold weather holds forth. The hide
cleaned about the city ‘uud the church-
TIIE BIB STORM
Yesterday proved an ideal aftermath
of the storm, which did not nbnte until
lSaturday noon, and the glorious sun
shone down upon the earth. which wua
covered by its white blanket of snow.
The principal pleasure afforded was
sleigh-riding and that this sport wnu
generally enjoyed was attested by the
in two o’cIOck
n
sleigh to be procured at any of the lo-
cal livery stables, and many of those
vehicleo which attracted attention by
the ilngling bolls were privately own-
ed. The air was sharp, but the utmos-
phcro was clear and bracing. Some of
the younger generation got out dusty
ulod'u. for it was the second opportu-
lug wua not good, for the snow was
still too deep but It probably will be
better duringlho week if the predicted
wnlhs and crosnwulkn were all nicely
goers iound little. diillculty in reaching
prettiest numbers the young men and
lnllicé ionnd their partners by match-
inv the numbers on beautiful mink and
yellow tissue umber roses.
The young Indies giving thn. dance
were Miss Dorothy Taylor. of Groups
Forum. Misc Amy llouenthnl. of Mem-
uhiu. Tennessee .lllm Regina Well, of
New Haven. Ml‘an Elinor Williams. of
lI‘ot't Monroe, Vireinla. Minn .l'l'leu
Lerloux, of Sivurthmorc. I’ll... Ming
illndyn Saucer. Mina Kathryn Malkln
and Mine Elinor Manes. all of Nor—
walk Miss Dorothy Taylor. of Pitta-
bm-rh. Mina i’nullno Miller, of Sruth
Norwnlk. Miss Louire 'Jooophl anti
Miss Katherine .lesnmfp. of 'Now Yo’li.
Miss Dorothv l-iiruh, of Lnncuntov
Mien l-lolrn Lester, of Moniclvir. Mind
horn Van Horn. of WilkeA-llur‘e. null
Minn Gertrude liouu. of New York.
The gum-Ila of the clauses lnc'udud
Momma, McLuno Twin. 01' Pi‘ts‘mrgh
William liudd and bowls ldudby. of
Media, i’u., London .lcusup oi Nrw
York, Allan Duviu. of Wilkes-Illurrc.
Europe iirnden of‘l’itiuburub John
Reeves ii‘rizznll DunI-nu l‘riuo‘l AI-
bet Mnlklu, Leland Close. Raymond
Belts Robert Sturccw, Raymund Sher
wood Muurlm 'l‘iblm. Willard Sunli-
iho edifice of their selection.
i'rh. a!4.':,.‘r.'.1.:¢'q.'o,'
,- I a:
run.- I I.I‘ u‘ I
'3 The Secret of Saving Money
.
.-~._ +A-A-e~~';~"_~.I:-PA - "531-3;
" .ij to place it out of reach of those many temptations to spend it for .3.
‘anr and Mr. Dnnnolly.
“.--—... . ......
DRIVEN T0 SUICIDE
_ BRILLIANT SUN-DOG
hours Friday northern Connecticut Wit-
needed a nun dog of unuaud size and
brilliance. it attracted oliveciui attonv
tion from thosew ho were on the look‘
:3 out for something out or the ordinary
: .i marking Friday. the 13th.
William J. O‘ll'nrrcu, of No.
be nurtured an injury to his head two‘
a
" month ago, , and had been filming
continually about the day. now the
" driAellcn and cried out that the end
’l‘hnnku to the (emotion oi‘ tho storm.
nil the inAiled lineal. w'm- nble in b."
one who is in hand of good Fumiturl llfl’flt’llt. 11.10“? ll “ 1m" WI'IU ilt'lll) 011 1"
uAu'rernn, Arab. when»: several.
.5. 331’
" .F‘ront street. who had acted oddly since
apootaclb‘here today.
Tbc“tidrado ground was throngod
with visitors. Bands played and the
people clicered for Carranza. for Villa.
and tor‘ ‘tlie “martyred“ Madam.
The “kilns 'will be loaded on trains to
morroiv'in'nd will be sent south under
immediit'té‘ commando! Col. Servin. '
Accoi‘dlils 'to Col. Servin’s later-1t in
tormrttldir he is superior to the feder-
0.19 in artillery, which at first win he '
used tb'rlhell the outworks in the hills
south ‘uiAdI «west of Torr-eon.
amour the guns will be mounted
on shell! bonl cars. This scheme has
been it"tlsvorite one in the revolutions .
Mul
portlcdlnl‘ly valuable in and about Tor- '
reoripWhére there is a Web of trucks.
Preparations oi the medical stud
lieadeli'llly IDr. Villnrenl for the im-
pendldgrbnttle, have been more thor-
ough Qfldnbly than ever before in Mex-
ico since the present ourice of rev obi«
tionr. began. Dr Villareal has an ade—
quate stuff of surgeons under him and
I1 trained corps of hospital stewards.
,A cut: cqupletely equipped for .surgirnl
operation? has been fitted up and oth-
or cars ban 9 been provided it ilh bunks
for the“ wounded.
....— -...-.M.-FA.~E .
DEATHS AII’II EIIIIEIiAtS
erss Sara J. Smith.
The many friends or Miss Sure J
Smith. of Arummczr, llnrtiord, will
be sorry 10 learn of her death in that
city on Friday oi" this past week.
Allies Smith bud been in “poor heullh
ifor ucverul months having been in Si.
Ilfirnnris' Hailsplllll in Hartford in (lo
llzl‘ii/
Illilllii III Riilll
'Wfi‘fflDifiWMfiO '
.. 1._ amber. She, had been at home at
1‘ AS '3 NEW EQUPMENIANMIAABM, IIOWeYM‘. for some limo
lbeiom her Ilenth. H
Miss Smith lived (or many you 's in
Norwalk, her mother. Mrs Louiru
i-‘mirh boring boon the owner of Hill
.- ”...... 1
Chandra: in Apparatus Will Per-
were found necessary. {to Hurtinrd, where shr remained un-
A pole has been placed on one oillil her dcn'h'. Sim-(- giving lip her
the single horse wngons and the two-'ecbool llius Smith'n activity contin-
lerse hitch will be used in case i an: ued (Along art and literary lines, She
alarm. Five hundred feet of, hose wililhns been very successful in her Ador-
be placed on the truck, and with the tea and articles ior magazines.
two’lmraes it can be taken anywhere Miss Smith had :1 host of friends,
at my! time Slmllur arrangements ull bound to her by appreciation of hev
have been made in the othér districts many good qualities she was or a
too. 'bright sunny disposition alert and in-
The 11;!le Mid ladder INC“, 0" “I";terestcd in mnnv things, loyal to her
three-horde bitch type has been Astl‘lll~ f1 iends faithful in all the reluilnnn of
per! one“ “8 heaviest appurtenances life llcr influence was always strong-
Mid mil 1'0"!“ W'“ handle ”“5 W909 ly for the right. and 1ch life was rich
of apparatus with great hillciency and in true success I CAPE ”“me Haiti Fob. lG.~—,
With little IFOUMB- The funeral services were he‘ d in Two victories' were won yesterday by
The firemen have. been busy 91'3“" Hartford this morning interment be- the armies sent to m north by
lug “Wily the snow In front at the in}. at. Wesi,.orl, A numhcr 0' Nor President Oresteu Zamo: to 511 Alress
“O‘Neil In“! making a hurried 9"" 905‘ AA nlh Ariends nth-Aided the services m , i ii 1 ‘ H‘
alblo Mitllolll accident. livery precuu- ‘ 9 WW II “n “m fl? I re leadexsh p or
tion bun been taken to insure a speedy aaby Stephan Redway. beél‘llltornlpwilnmr rheodore.
I‘efillollfie to over) alarm. re rat success wan gained at
Nuisance. a town on the road from
i Stephen, the infant son of Mr. and
... -—~—-- “...... -. I 3 . u,
Airs, John Reduny, of .II My men 6 Gonnives to (Tune linitlen, where 11
strong detachment of rebel troops
1-00" n. “All 81' REET 'dicd yesterday niternoon. The. funeral
WA‘fAll S'i‘illdlI ld'i‘ ll): 45 u m “A“ AC was held lrorn the house at 2:30 ocloclr MS routed.
”Va selling movement Willi begun at this afternoon and interment Iolloucd The second cncuunier took place (It
the tiiltiiet today. and prices broke m 3' “M" ’5 “mew” 'Pori do i’ulx. Whit 11 had been in the
BlIaI'PW‘l“ a“ DB?“ 0f the “at Th" i bonds of-the rebels since the outbreak
movement was most pronounced at} of the revolution. but which won re»
first in the railroad stocks whom: heuv- occupied by the government troops on
iuens‘wlih ascribed to the “Will“? 3‘” It result of yesterday's bottle. Gnu,
pension Iintll September ill by the ll" (lax-loo Zumor_ minister of the mirror
tcmtn'to lilommorce (.ommiunlon 0' “l“ and n.‘ brcfber ol' the now prI-Lnldcnt,
the our "com Increase in freight rates was in command. The" government
of ornitém Aouds. Sharon 0f “10 “3“" 1100113 today on: ntinucd lo ndvnuco on
em ‘tIu‘A‘rlern were weakened by "“8 ('3119. lluitien \\ mm In blocked by m.-
\.::1 \I‘PSil No ‘II Aluxiu.
nowuluhld the whole. market gave way
with 't’h'dih. lleur opol'ntore neized thew
REGRETS MAlNE DISASTER.
opportunity lo put out now Ilni’ii and
in thd‘ 'ill‘llt hull hour It uoore or more
or ato'clili ln'cludlng virtually all oi prwdem Monocal, of Cuba,
the p'oplilllr issued worrHorced .duwl Menage “of Condolence.
WASHINGTON. Fob. Iiirwi’rcuidcnt
Menocnl, of Cuba, sent a. message
I to 2’ iliiiuta.
which won randy today at the excr-
WAMI‘S'I‘REE'I‘. Noon—«Tho never-
cot uetbil'ok which the market has ex-
olseu in Arlington cemetery in memory
of the sixteenth nnnivgrsnry of the
norioli'r‘dd‘thia your came tOdny. Prices 1
ut lush lIr'oke away from the approach
mate Ion which had been maintained sinking of the Maine in liluvunn hur-
‘for wéékii Further suspension of the her. ‘
freighlliicliodule by the interstate Com- President Menocul‘s message was
mart-e (.‘dhimlaslon ended all hopes of one ogregret that he eould not be pros-
a speddy'advanoe, undrnliroad shares out. and be delegated Manuel do In.
bought in anticipation of a rise who! Vega, Charge d'Affoires of the (‘ubnn
the Increase was granted were unioud- Iogntlon here, to attend as his repre-
ed. lnduutrlala were dGDTBBSBd by re. seniative. ‘
portndfllfieductlons in wands of awe! “Be certain, however " said Presl-
mum era. Steel. which no: men mldiionors. and are working on the dent Moment In his melamine, "that my
cold sly firm mentlw‘was 9655147: collection Mongol-amen this m‘om- mind will be with you all. for 1 have
freely; and Weakness; or till! me «mg uni, who people halve Ian cons , to mourn. us well no you, those. who.
permeamdrthc uncle lint Lduldfiion 25ml. to be emptied. . . A J ‘ as the braveioliioera and sailors of the
or minor. chnreé also WI?" It in goodwéather to have the gun Maine. died"iu’tho immune , or their
.BKGCI- The brill" Ml“ ‘0 atIrIIct. bate colloction delayed. II it must be. duty. “Pianos trunnion to All he mam.
011ml Wit: Mil the market m“ tor the cold dream the refuse and when of the bullwhip memorial coma
mitten the expresoione of my deepest
I sympathy.- " ‘
are suitable for
wear. Prices
”L
REVIILIITIIIIIISTS ‘ '
III HAITI LOSE
...—..-”
Baby Clara Siam.
‘ Ulurn Szulur. daughter of Mr. nd lire.
Joseph Szulnr, of Yost niret. died you-
tcrduy ugedjeeven weeks. Interment
took place in St. Mnry‘u cemetery to
day. '
‘ Funeral of Mn. Hall.
The funerul‘Of Mm, Snrnh A..i'lnll, of
ill Edlie avenue. will be bold tomorrow
itlu"001(l(il(.lutil8iid of Art 2' {id ocloclt
nu unnou ..Aoqd lluterment will take.
pluco in New Condom , ‘
cA‘AnAcrqurrrIoA, ' I
IAAAtsquIA-uonx
Street Foreman Horace J, lowie has
two hands. Both are full today. With
one he in settling the nuowproblem
in his jurisdiction and lwith “the other
he is nrrnnglng and putting into cliect
the garbage collection in the Second
district which wan delayed by the
storm. ’
Extra. tennis have bison uncured us}
permission granted Ily the district com~
Sends
no ry during“: Ihd morning. prevents mountain of norms. as might
IBM) ' " ’ .
Last days of Cut-prior: Sale 3 of
Ladies’ Fur Coats,
ifs and Scarfs
Children’s Fur Sets.
Warm Cloth Coats for ladies,
misses and children
A Big Money Saving on Every item.
This store will remain open until
Mourning Hats.
l
limit of Suturdny‘u storm.
I mum; III Till pummel. ~-
8:30 This Evening.
off-r
”a. .-= '
~5’9‘Wzfiu3I'
251:"
A
-
2
These Hats
all-year-’round
$1.98 to $7 .50.
‘)
"IAIITBIIUIIHQ A” A'arms QUICK side. it was she Villfl built the house ' ‘33.
, g . c;
Iy 8M Elfeciudly .aud started :1 school there. After 11 We are now SClllng $ 91
1. 1 ‘ r'-"'- ‘_ ’ Illllllllli'f‘ cf rents the family we it to , j 00 2‘
I (Mime \\‘. lingtll'dlls. chloi or n. .xgfimllo d \A‘ww 111.. 81mm muI'lA m ' Trimmed Hats for " ' ' T"
Norubik lI‘ire Dcpnruneut, suited thin '" "l" "'5” ”mm" "”N ”'5“ "'m" ' I :1
morning that ho la making all 110405 I??? :2“; “'3'“ “mm" 1' “hm“ "' ' '
only preparations for mounting nn)’ ‘ l.“ 0“ Cniillillllll,‘ but one ”a" ‘ - (I
alarm unit may come in jlgdlnro ric- The“ :11 ”“mmd "'9‘ ‘I ”"19" ”‘9 Also a SPECIal ‘Sale Of mtest El
npitc" llIt‘fimlll cud condition oi the school \\ oodsldc Wiliill (outinuI-d for 1 ‘l
city utwctn. l‘hc automobile irucltillllllI-‘fin PM“ M llli‘ NOW “i “W Spring MOdelS for Motlrnlng it”
Whiolhlmu been in use luau been round Ilmc thei have. up the ..cleol and r-r g
to he of little surAIce in [bodes-1p unow . mined in Wethvluficld. Alter tho . Wéal‘. DDT}, t fail to 866 Our '3
on the hills. nnd other arrangements “Will m “N meter. MISS Suva I‘le'm‘d 1;:
IIIIIITAILIIIE NUMBER
OF BOXING SHOWS
Mayor Francis 1. Burneli bus 1:01:6—
cluded that boxing hero is getting 1.9.
be too much of a good thing, and third
morning he ordered that City Clo-rii'
Joseph J. Linxweiler issue no more If.
canoes than for two shows each moni‘a
at the most.
There has been a rather loose roll).
upon this sport this your. ‘l‘hcre hnw:
been shown galore. Everybody with II.
“hunch" undertook to "pull" one and
result has been that the "fight A‘mm'
are tired of them. .
The licensee for two“ coming shown: ‘
bnve been issued already and timid:
will hold good. After that the mule;
of the mayor will begin to work, put!
it may be that fewer exhibitions Ibo A1.
two a. month will be Buggentoil later.
"wk...“ WW ...
LITCHFIELD COUNTY suow .2
BOUND. ;;
WINSTED Feb iii. Im'l‘hiu section II:
the state in today nnowbou. Id on u 11:
, Train» up
the Control New England are belut';
run at infrequent intervals, the. llru.
truln out today no: Auiutiug or u locoluor
tlvo nml om.- concb. Service on tho
Naugntuck line of the New York, New .
Ilnven und Iinrtford linilrond in also
hampered. and the roads into and
through the country districts are praw-
tlcnlly impnonuble become of the
drifts. It is likely to be it any or two
If not longer boiOro the highwuyu can
be cut through. The residents, (All
Montvllle, 11nd New Boston, Mum"
have been wilhout mail for two days.
The otnse driver. who currinu the mail
In hold up here by the storm and on i
not get through
Temperatures through the section
were reported from 10 to is (learned
below zero today. and snow won lull. ,
ing with Indications, according to did ,;
locally wanthenwiae, of u regroup '.
nortbouter , ,2 ,_ . .
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