new
waiwwshnsr in interior.
hlysoow Wm variable
My.
Tiseewassdeeidedfallintempers-
min Newlnglsnthw Yorkand
“idioms!!! rise in the western portion
"oftho‘uerogiooand upper ill-siss—
Wren”
Mot weather prevails along the
coast and in utl'le northwest;
rte-
proba-
wim
.3
-
er meefilg Wednesday afternoon.
Attorney G. B. Vosburgh. Jr..
flewxortcity. yesterday.
‘ St. Joseph‘s T. A. .oiiicers will be
Installed sdtooigh’t in Music Hall
Hope Hose Company will have a
feast on the evening of January 15.
was in
Sylvester Keeler continues very ll.
from asthma at his home 44 Lowe
street. -
Sylvester Hope of the firm of Hun.
ti Zelul. is quite 111 at his home. 80
Chestnut street.
fillies Kate 8-edes will undergo an
:9?“ this afternoon at her home
11
street.
—-Wstch-L. Jackson’s window.- A
940.00 solid gold watch is being reduc~
3d 81.00 a day until sold. 989.00 to-
”a ’
South Norwaik Division. N. A. S. E.,
has moved out of its quarters In the
Ely block. North Main street.
The Business ‘Women‘a Club will
hold its regular monthly “meeting in
the United Bank building.t onight.
Miss Mamie Batchford. of Winni-
pauk. has taken a position as assistant
book-keeper at the Boston Store.
-avenuo. .
. Ion OWM
‘ hoeleft the employ of John Oldenschls—
get to work for Hoyt & Olmstead. of
South Main street. .
John Dunlcavey. of Friends' College,
Providence. is spending a few days in
South Norwalk. Mr. Dunleavey will
graduate in June.
The annual meeting of the Arion
Singing Society will be held tonight. in
the society‘s hall in Madison street.
Officers will be elected.
School children whose eyes are below
the normal standard of vision can be
accurately fitted to glasses at moderate
prices by O. 8. Jackson.
—-ll‘resh Pork and Saussge,10c 1b., at
Hayes.’
The Norwsllt Tramway Company is
wiring the South Norwalk post-office.
in readiness to furnish power for the
new electric cancelling machine.
The Foil-held County Ex-Prisoners of
War will hold a meeting next week
Wednesday night:“thuory 17th. In
GrandArmy nail. to which all soldiers
rote Invited.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
’ Bantu!!! will meet in the Church stu-
.dy. onfidstheiBth stay. to. A
full attendance is desired. as there are
matters of importance to be wnsidered
Kr. and lira. Robert Johnstonc spent
Friday and Saturday with 1m. John—
stope'ssi‘ster. Mrs. B. P. Reed, 11me
strost.SouthN6rwslk. Mrs. Johnstone
who Mfume!!! Ilsa Mildred Gammons.
ltanogsr Glass,- of Comatock Bro-
there? South Norwalh store, advertis-
tedsg a great clearance sale of men‘s
bevy welght overcoat: and suits
Prices Quoted should interest all men.
The special ’prayee service at the
South Nor-walk Congregational Church
this evening. will be devoted to prayer
thochnreh and consideration of
the theme. Loving as God Loves In
My!“
Thsenmmitteetodecideth edamages
lotio‘wstsr case of meta of Nor-
man-w F.3ishopwillholdan-
Wanting Wednesday
Yesterday \
The Town Boom of Belief will hold.
I
m w
lies Grads Prentiss.“ Woodward
Park} has W home from a visit
in New Yul-h.
business “goon of the Olympia
Athletic Club will be held In the club
rooms this evening.-
A daughter has been born to Prof
and hire. WllliamG Chase. 0! The
Noriralk University School.
-—We make our own Candy. use.
firs. W Warner. of Norwalk will
entertain the Woman‘ s Guild of Grace
Church. Wednesday afternoon
Rev. J. J. Furlong expects to intro
duce congregational singing in St.
Mary‘s Church in the near future.
Salmons. C. 8. Trowbridge and
Frederick Quintard started yesterday.
on a fishing trip to Bantam Lake.
The hot water boiler and pipes in the
South Norwalk Young Ken's Christian
Association rooms burst one day last
week.
. ‘_.___._...__.
Louis Goldsmith. student at Warner
o Ferrls' a law office. has passed a suc-
cessful examination for admission to
the bar.
Mayor C. L. Glover and ex~Mayor J.
Milton Coburn are attending a mean
log of the Mayor' s Association in Hart.
lord. today.
Bishop McMahon Council. Catholic
Benevolent Legion. will meet this eve-
ning and. perfect arrangements for its
annual ball.
Harry Pepper will give
with the filled. in Bldg eld. tomor-
row night. Edward Manville will act
.as accompanist.
11 Evening
——
The wholesale price of butter is high-
er thanit has been for the past five
years. The wholesale price is 30 and
31 cents a pound.
——Pork Chops. 10c "3.. at Heyes.‘
,Rhoenls..Engino.-Comlpsny will 'ihold
a meeting this evening. after which a
turkey supper will be enjoyed. 0mc~
era will be elected.
A delegation from the Robert Emmet
Club will go to Bridgeport. Wednesday
evening to attend a dance given by the
Emmets of that city.
rs. Percy E. Ferris and son. Ed—
ward. of New York city. have been
guests of Senator and Mrs. John H.
Ferris. of West street.
A horse driven by David Jenks took
fright at a trolley car in Winnipauk.
Sunday. and cramped the wagon.
breaking the reach and the seat
I“. A. Ferris and family will close
their Falrileld avenue home this week
and go to New York. where they have
taken apartments for the winter.
The Y. M. C. A. gymnasium class
Heydrlck tonight. As an exhibition is
planned for the near future, it is hop-
ed all will be present.
Charlm I. Black. of 170 Washington
street bridge. will sell by public auc-
tlon on Thursday. January 11. begin-
ning at 10 o'clock, all 'his new and
second-hand furniture stock.
Samuel LaBretta died this morning.
at his home. 50 Lowe street. of scarlet
fever. Decea'sed,wae in the eleventh
year of his The funeral will be
held tomorrow . oming at 10 o’clock.
Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Ii. C. Rowe 8 Co" of New Haven. re-
ceived yesterday. Narragansett
Bay. 12.164 bushels of. oysters. This Is
composed of the cargoes of three
schooners. namely. the Hannah Brown
4.092 bushels; the Snow. 4.609
bushels. and the Emily. 8. 54: bushels.
Fred Lawrence. express messenger
on the Danbary division of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail.
road. hasleftthatpoottlontotslneone
Partriek. way bill clerk in the Dan.
bury onion of the Adams Express Com;-
pany. will succeed In
.1.
mm Church; tonight. and
Wednesday. and
toolyfeotfiischuroh
meets for regular practice with Prof. $749
as fireman on the some division. tester ‘
Lawrence os'
Revlvaliervieeswillheheldinthe:
mm
mm
nightsof this wags: at 7:80 om.
“8
proceed to turn the so
to do it at a big sacnfice.
Theres little sentiment
judgment which
duction.
wounds moms.
Handled every one of them; decided
upon the utmost limit of Ions they
would stand. and have priced them ac-
cordingly collech In lots choice. so
much for any garment in each lot. This
makes selecting easy for you.
Ladies“ Rough Cloth Jackets. in
brown or navy. gloria sill: lined. double
grained. box front, were 84.98 now
Ladies’ Black Cheviot Cloth Jackets.
satin lined. double breasted. high
standing collar (special), were 9598.
now 98. 49.
Lsdise' Black Ker-soy Cloth Jackets.
gloris sill: lined. 5 rows stitching. were
98.98. now 94.49.
Ladles’ Tan Melton Cloth Jackets.
double breasted. rounded box front
gloria silk lined. fancy stitching. were
88. 49. now $6.98
Ladies Black or Navy Melton Jack—
ets, double breasted. satin lined. box
front. were $9.98. new 97.49.‘
Ladies‘ Black or Castor Melton Jack-
ets. tailor made. satin lined double
8W8 ”steel box front. were 81.9.98...now
Ladies' Black Irish Frieze Cloth
Jackets. double breasted. box front. ex.
tra quality. satin lined. were 915.49.
now 810.98.
Ladiee‘ Castor Melton Cloth Jacket.
scallop collar. braided collar. and lap-
els. satin lining. guaranteed two sea-
sons. were 818.49. new 818.49.
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Those for winter wear. Some very
select choosings for you here. Made of
the newest materials. Styles up to the
minute. The very heat production or
tailor artists are represented here. Lit—
tic weak on silos, hence the present re-
duced prices.
Ladies’ Grey all wool Cloth Suits.
Sin‘gle Breasted. box front. skirt Iiy
trout. were 91. 98. now 85.49.
Ladies' Black Cloth Suits. single.
breasted. silk revere. toilets silk lined
Jacket. were 818. 98. new 88.98.
Lsdies' Blue Covert Cloth Suits, Bet-
on Jacket. silk lined. were 818.98. now
Ladiea’ Grey Cheviot Suits. jacket
box front. skirt open on side. were
89. 98. now 97. 98.
Ladies’ Blue Grey Cheviot Suite.
pocket double breasted. round front.
skirt scalloped. side button trimmed.
were 810..“ now 88. 49.
Ladies' Black Mohair Serge Suits.
double breasted. tight fitting Jacket. by
front skirt. were 918.98. now 99.98.
Lsdies' Dark Grey Cheviot Suits. dou-
ble breasted tight fitting jacket. silk
lined. were 915.98. now $1.98.
Ladies' Black hmvy Cheviot Suits.
jacket fly front. satin lined. guaranteed
pmnipts us to hand out
ments to you (in many cases) less prises than the cost of pro- 7
about it
With near} four months of wearin Weather before .
this chance' is nit to be missed. g you
Lsdies' dark grey Camera Hair Suits.
double breasted tight fitting Jacket, vol-
:3 9csollar. silk lined. were 917.99. now
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S
GARMENTS.
To at all ages from 4 to 16 years. Ev-
ery cost. no matter how fairly it has
been priced is now re-priced. and this
re~pricing moons much to you.
Children‘s Beaver Cloth Jackets. in
garnet or blue. braid trimmed. sailor
collar. were 98.989111“! 92.49.
Children's. Boucle Cloth Win
garnet. blue or, _ n. sailor collar.
:33)! braid trimmed. were 98.98. now
Children's Beaver Cloth Jackets. blue
green or garnet. large sailor collar.
braid trimmed. were 94.98. now $9.49
Misaes' Melton Cloth Jackets. strap
scams. gloria silk lined. were 95.49.
now 98.89.
Misacs’ Brown Mixed Covert Clotu
Jackets. double breasted. velvet collt'.
half lined. were 95.98.110w 88.98.
. Misses Garnet Behver Cloth Jackets.
box front. gloria silt lined were 96. 49.
now 94. 29.
Misaes’ Beaver Jackets. old blue. dou’
hie breasted. braid and fur trimmed.
cape collar. were {7.98. now $5.98.
GOLF CAPES.
OTHER CAPEB.
There should be never a cape left of:
ter the sale's over with such offerings
on these. it's not dimes but dollars
you‘ re saving this time.
Ladies‘ Black Aalmkhon double
Capes. fur trimmed. glorlo silk lined.
were 95.49, new 93.49. _
Ladies Black Boucle moms Capes.
fur trimmed. glorlasilk lined. were
ladies‘ Salter 'Plush bear fur
trimmed, one Italian smell. were
96.98. new 94. 98.
Ladies Plaid Golf 0998!. fringe and
button trimmed. were 91.98. now 95.89.
Ladies' Golf Capes. double faced
cloth, plaid and fringe trimmed, were
$7.98. new 86.49.
Ladies' Black Aatrskhan Capes. full
sweep. fur trimmed. Italian (Seth lin~
ed were 91.98 now 98.“.
Ladies Golf Capes. tank and white
chick” ”’30:?” ‘0' $8.49 Soup
ss' Capesli h d co.
hladcoilar. “a”. pacts”. fu
ee' extra ter . pol. ll
sweep, fur trimmed. % lined.
were 89.98. new 88.98. >
Ladies’ Fine Beaver Golf Cspm.
dark grey. black and white plaid trim
mod. were 814.98, now 910.49.
Lsdiaa' extra heavy Golf Capes.
brown. Mover. plaid were
for two seasons. were 917.98. now 919.98
$18.98. new 913.98
39W
We do all in our power to furnish grain
that will secure the results desired by you.
‘ for your horse, cattl and. poultry..- ‘ ‘
Using “cheap grain is false economy.
we promo yen the 1106
lowssanyoneoansellrt.’
Buy? oats that' a clean
"4 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
The [11860 is as
8‘" A
Godfrey
> Ghiotto
.howaver. and
or so overhauled him.
and be was-safely caged. .
The trouble occurred shout 5: 90 o'-
clock and there was an unuuahy large
at the depot. sev-
eral trains arriving and departing at
the time. and the fight crestedconsi
ersbie sac turnout.
in the Town Court. this morning.
tenced the former to thirty days In jail
and the latter to sixty. Adams was
the one who resisted and broke away
from the officers.
The Bridgeport Union. this morning.
facetiously refers to the. incident as fol.
‘lowszv
The cops down Norwalk way are
long distance sprinters. Last night
Chief Vollmer. of the South Norwalk
force. and Queer irelaud were called
to arrest a couple of hoboes who were
making themselves fresh about the
baggage room of the depot. The ‘booa
were full. according to the charge
placed against them when caught. but
they gave the officers a line chase. The
chase lasted two hours and eight min-
utes. in which time the hoboes mode
a circle of the city. closely followed by
the cops. The cops threatened to
shoot. but didn t do so- When they got
back to the station they figured up the
distance they had gone. the chief find-
ing that he had covered 18 miles and
three-quarters. and Ireland learning
that he went a mile and a quarter far-
ther. The sole was completely worn
off one of Vollmer‘s boots and Ireland’s
feet swelled so much that the laces 01
his shoes burst. The tramps ran right
back to the place they had started from
and were caught. They experienced no
ill effects from their long sprint. When
they reached the station they wanted
to bet the officers that they could best
them‘ln another ten-mile go and the
cops said they would take the bet if
the hoboes had a greater stake to put
up. The prisoners only had ninety-
seven cents.
stems our run pains.
enema iv cons-iv realm Bail
Tesm—Snmhdblfi
The Company F basket ball team
outplayed and outclassed the team
from the machine Gun Platoon. of
Bridgeport. at the Armory. last night.
defeating them by a score of 59 to 4. »
The 9‘ team has been practicing a
- new line'of play and worked it very
cceesfully
on throughout the game. The
team work was excellent.
The visitors did not put up a strong
game. being hampered by two substi-
totes. who were not up to the stand-
ard. Theteoms lined up as follows:
Norwslk Bridgeport
if. William-e. cop.
r
Payne
Goarnierl Feeley
Rooney c. . O'Connel‘
l. g. Lsckaye
Schroyer
Score end of firm: half-*Norwaik. 96;
Bridgeport. 1; end of game—Norwalk.
56: Bridgeport. 4.
Summary. first half—Goals for Net‘-
wallt. Payne. 5; Guamierl. 7; Godfrey.
}‘ Bridgeport. Willmore one from foul
no.
Summary second half—Goals for
hiorwalk. Payne 7; Guarnleri. 4; Roon-
ey. l: Ghlotto. 8; Godfrey. one from
foul line. .
Bridgeport. O’Connor. 1.
from foul line. '
The second game was between the
F junior team and the Olympia Ath-
letic Club. the latter teem being de-
featsdbysscoreof:1to6.'l‘lseline—
uP was
F. Juniors. ‘ Olympian.
God r.f. I Hm
Parketon l.f. , Jones
Whipper. Green c. j -. Benedict
Parker ' Lg. Waterbury
r..g Lone
half-duller. 9:
mmd «game. ‘1" juniors.
halb—Goflah‘iuniors.‘
‘Godtreyt 18¢”..th 8fro1or
AT SELLECK’S
25 ‘1» REDUCTION
WILLIS H. SELLECKE
UD-t to-dale Clothier 2111th 11.1;
50 Wall W58. Norwaik.
FAILED - - -
To sell our stock of Trimmed and U . -
' ~ and down go the prices.
Wool Felts. price was 75c and $1200; '
For Felts. pricewas!1..25snd$2(ll;
Trimmed Hats. war” 50 and 83 00;
Trimmed Bots. was $4.00 and $5. 00;
Golffiots.was$1.00and8h26;r
Golf Hats. was“. 501md82.;00 .
Special Prices on Lsdies’ Wool Underwear-end
Agent .018. Staten Island Dye House.
TILLOTSON 6: MIL
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk '
Blended ‘Tca grams ”.95.,
little known in this city it has thousands of lo "
where. Eight out of tell who have already tried
now as. ‘Yes. it is all righ’ And as to ..
Teas so ling at 60c are not 1n the business with fie
Gnocasr Bums!) TEA. It claims your notice
rousgc because of its superlative quality. ‘ u
nation is not built of wind and printer’ 8 in
merit. It is no experiment. Don 't
but buy and try a camp! 6, at 5c pack up“
the popular price of
LORENZO 11le
13 North Main Street. South
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SPECIAL
rumo—
GRAPES.
chemists.
Allcorspsssthedoor
School Children
whmeeyesare below the Normal
Standard of Vision can be socumhsly
htted in glasses at most moderate pri-w
cos. oursaenuneanmmsum m‘
treeandweguorateesotiatactlos.
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