fl 3 R OIIBAIT
1' mas and vicinity: Rainer
out tonight and Saturday. 3
T rain fall at3
inches. _
from Los Angela's, Cal.
outrun '3 '33 33.3333 333.3: 33 .
”19%” mm”. ghee will have
' ' 13‘it1iillr Crackers. 179 lb. 3.1119301 L151 100.
33a-
are reported
calmhyaiciana.
in Nor‘waik. today. by lo-
nry Kriete employed by Henry
TlLTg. is iii 01 the grip at- his home in
Shh h Ma 11 street
11-‘-—Sr1noked- Hadddck. New Century
Mkt. .
WW
rederlck HR ‘Wateis. the milkman.
of Norwalk. has purchased a new rub-
ber tired wagon from Henry Tilly.
it is reported that there is a pros-
poet of the Durant factory in Bothcl
being started up by a new hating firm
at once.
Ex—Repr‘caentativia Clarence Osborne
was in Harttord. Wednesday. introduc-
ing‘ Representativti E. S. Adams to Mr
0abor1ica.ma ii I). , a3
—Waehburna Gold Medal Flour. 63c
bag 3-1911 13111., at Joseloff‘s.
m-
Company D‘ will sou this evening.
though the new members will not par-
tlcipfate Commencing next week drill
night will be changed to Wednesday
evening. 3
—P10rk tend'erloins, sweet pickles,
fin imddie1.amokcd sturgeon. salmon.
and smoked sole. and full line of fish.
at Schaub' a market.
'I‘he Norwalk contingent who were
guests of Lleutena‘ntLGovcrnor Edwin
0. Kecler. at Hartford, report a pleas-
ant time. stating that Mr Keeler is a
most royal anteretaincr
13%
The meeting of the Pine Ledge Whist
Club, which was to have met at the
home of Mrs. George W. Cram. in East
Wall street. next Monday. has been
postponed until further notice.
~—Chlckens-,' @112 10 Water St
.an—w
The second of the series of ante~con~
firmatory lectures at Grace Church last
evening. wanna" attended. while the
remarks by the rector were of an in-
“arresting aaddnapirlng nature.
The Methodist and Baptist Societies
of South Norwalk will meet this even-
ing in a union service. in the South
Norwalk Methodist Church. Rev W.
H. Hubbard will make an address.
-Toques and Ear bluffs. O'Brlcni
A favorable report has been made
by the senate pensions committee on
the bill to increase the pension of or.
George C. ..larvls of Hartford. late sur-
geon of the Seventh C. V. from $12 a
month to 850.
, .wThc longer you smoke an imperial
Crown cigar the shorter it gets.
only bad feature it has.
Judge Roraback. yesterday after:
noon. in the Superior Court. at New
Haven. granted the application oi‘ the
Connecticut Lighting and Power Com
, puny. to change its name to the Cour
necticut Lighting and Railway Com
pany,
-—q——
A petition to the Legislature for a
charter for the Electro Pneumatic
Company has been filed in the ofllco
of the Secretary of State. The pur pose
company is to "construct and
ripe: d by electrical power or others
»
oft
' wise editable apparatus for the tr‘aiis
mission of merchandise and other ar
ticled through pneumatic tubes under
or over the highways in this state.”
nua—
1 «lion Hate. eon Hate. O‘Brlon.1
—-
, on Ron scholarship prim of till]
one were awarded at the Yale Divinity
to Raymond G.
W. catarday.3
(‘ 1th Bdaton Maui-1.. George W.
Owen. Clayvlllo. N Y.. and Henry it.
Smith r'MaIaovan. 'lurkey. These prizes]
, 1}“de 6! Nil! Itinloi‘ class
ii h beet standing in scholar-
.l‘s'l Tim! Aililraoholarshipaiof 50 qt
"do Tihvii’behn alvar‘dcd to Roiituit
Hartwell. of Poterahurg. VII.. and Tild-
ward A. Ralph. of Belolt. WiI1I.. he of
the Junior class in the Divinity 8t: ii
1" , . Umbrellas. ._ O'Brien. .
0 PA .8. 3 3
33 , . 3' '2 SAW i
h... ..ceiirsrh:
’ . 3.
Heavy trout was reported
iiiil'in'bariof Iiew easel of the grip 3'
its annual meeting and
The
= daughter of Mrs. Mead.
eviimbreiiaa.
daiii Worsted Mill pond.
:9‘1 7311111
~Branded Hams. 1259c. 10 Water
St. 11:33 “11.11
«Li 1 111 ‘ if T11 ‘13
Hope Rose Company will hold its
annual complimentary sociable in
Lookwood's Hail. February 18.
. John Rooney." Millennium inhu-
ies received this week while at onk
in the Norwalk likm‘ Works.
. A J. Collins 8: Co. otter 31111000
worth of the beat selected furniture at
bai gain prices Read their ad.
«Fovils. 1011.10 Water St.
A. service in memory of the into 711
thur Hill was held in the Norwaik
Congregational chapel. last ‘evening.
Joseph Mathcis, W. ii. Senor, Mich
sh Drew and- E A' Taylor. went over
to Weatport. Wednesday. and captured
a boat load of frost nah. ,.
—-Almonds (ditched) 38c lb. F. D.
Lawton it Company. ,
3.3511;
State Truancy Officer Potter has
been in Smith Norwalk, the past few ‘
days. looking up a number of children
who have neglected to attend school
regularly.
)1. 111W“; ‘l‘
in BIGGEST BES1
1’.
Are uou lining: to ban us out 7
The “Mill‘Ei-Id’fi" Sale: wasn’t made in a dab; doesn’t link: out in a doc.
is: Picntu of deeds at marrelwslb low prices.
MOST SUGCE SFUL OF ALL.
We are too 119511 to do auuihiiic except take care of trade.
1 to the ilm1i all dab. . _ .
The Inclement weather affected business chin to an ainaziiiglu small degree.
‘71.
‘You have crowded as
li’s spirit
ford was elected nresldé‘nt of the New
England Veteran Firemen’ 131 Magoo. at
ballilile‘i. in
Boston Tuesday afternoon.
The Iecoipta at the freight yard the
past week include three cars com.
three cars hay. one car hominy fccd
one car of meal and buckwheat flouI.
consigned to Manuel T. liatch,.tlie
Marshal street food dealer.
~Nothiug better for a lunch than a
Welch rareblt. with a glass of Musty.
P. B. or Stock Ale.
Billy Dacey. formerly of South Nor-
walk. is new manager of the Empire
Athletic Club. of Hartford. He has
also been selected as matchmaker for
a new club which has been started in
New Britain. which will open its doors
on the 15th of this month.
The Danbury Board of Aldermen
last night took formal action toward
the consolidation of the town and city
governments, in 113 resolution author-in
log the mayor to appoint a committee
of six to investigate and report a plan
for the carrying out of the change.
——~Our Favorite Flour. 60c bag: $4.75
bbl. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Senator Plait has offered II petition
in the Senate tram James E. Memo
Post. G A‘. R..oi’l)n11biiry, praying for
"a detail of active and retired oillccis
of the army and navy to assist in mil
ltary instruction in the public schools.“
The petition was referred to the com
mittce on military affairs.
,_.._. _-
The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin (3
Mead. mother of ex- State Comptroller
Benjamin P. Mead of New Canaan. and
Town Clerk ..l R. Mead of Greenwich.
was attended Wednesday 110011. from
the Second Congregational Church. in
Greenwich. Hardly had the remains
been interred than the mourners I'c-
celrcil the and intelligence of the death
of Mia. Josephine Pn1ks.of Brooklyn.
v-invcncory Rcmn'i Sale—«5000 yd-.I
Icmn'ts heat Pcrcalcs iic yd: 20""
yds. best Sea island Pilots «ii/M Id;
2500 yds. Printed Flanncls in Rcuin' is.
1‘21,“ yd. M. S. Smith & Co.
At a largely attended session of the
Connecticut State (ii-.angc in Br-idco
port. a resolution “as adopted calling '
upon the senators from this state to
favor the passage of the Grout nico-
marga'rine bill nnamended.1‘uc
gianxc accepted the annual report of
the Patrons Mutual Fire insurance
Company of l-luItfor.Il The company
insures only the farm property of
those who are members of. state
Grangcs
A re‘g1111IIr meeting of Sherman Coun-
cil. Royal Arcaiium. will be hold in
nyatidnhadn Hail. Washington street:
Tuesday etching. Jiimidry 15th. at i
o'clock Odiccrs for the ensuin year ,.
will be installed by Grand egé‘n‘t
Carleton n13 Handler: of New Haven
order that. the Council may give
9 KW3 retrial and the“, lncu‘ihuil:§
queers a hearty wei‘uhmelm it. wan 3
to hav. a3 raiioilc
After the ouncil meeting there u“twill 2
he entertainment and light refresh-
c . i . . 3. i”.
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PAINT YOUR IUOGY 1FOR 789.
WMWKOWNMO DOW AND WI Gloss Burma ril’aintiw
11.7.! Wi'n'. .. y. for use: 10 colors. Gives a
6% at tii':0 a; wears twice as gloss canal to ow. Sold h
'119 In Into 0 where's load can hook. Watkins c w and .I.
rind. around {by machinery: ' ‘ ‘3"
“2.1.- .-
HereisStilh
hi hi 9 at
P31
ace for
aw A-L‘ifillthiItcre. and Ill: 316.51. file to its is.“
cw: oilinéfil’gifi «..l. ‘29” TR: iii’illafl‘ EIOIKI, V 1 100; “in
‘ 3” . 3'Woiiiii1liiicuic. 180 and are lii‘.‘ ‘
”i“ “9"“ “'“5' W" '1'” aIrIoIn Btoak.1lc lb
Fonquamro Lamb, '° 'b' Fruit Eggs. 23c dot:
fruit Ham. ,3. i . filammlmim- and Glam. 1 the 96““.
"I”! IhOliTJ‘i‘di 1 1119116111'“ Sperry It lamoa'l ”119:1qu 1 11° W-
. .3,,.... - i3 to ,I'Jlimfi «IQ. w. you”.
.rlp sum.
Meats. etc. .
FEM memoir. Fruit Haiku, Unra-
We «'33 393 3 3.9" .93
the
ribs. Fruit Tripa, Etc.
Mayor Alexander Haehison. of Hint r
Winter Without Snow
Has left ill our store hundreds of pairs of
Fine HandSewed WinterShoes
These must be sold Prices now
$1. 98, $2. 11-8 m $2.85.
$2.8 5.
$2.85.
$2.85.
$2.85.
$1.98.
$1.98.
$3. 48.
Ladies' Fine Vici Kid and Box Calf, lace. at
Ladics‘ English toe, patent tip. Button Shoes. at
Ladics’ Fine Kid. hand sewed. new shape. at
Ladies’ Patent Leather. hull dog toe. lace, hand sewed. at
Ladies' Box Calif. bull dog toe. lace. hand sewed. at
Child‘s Grain, button. spring. worth 85c.. at 1
Men’s Box Cali. leather lined. double sole. at
Men's Enamel, lace and button. leather lined. at
Men’s Vici Kid. leather lined and heavy soles. at
Men's Wax Calf. double sole. plain too. at
Men‘s Vici Kid. double sole. new shape, at
Men’s 3011 Call. double sole,n new shape, at
Men’ 5 Beat Patent Leather. lace. hand sewed. at
We can fit you from a to cc. in all kinds small sizes in samples at one-half price.
when 5 Shoe S tare,
F. H. HOBBS,
Bl Washington Street.
South Norwaik, Conn
3
$1.98.
$1.98.
$2.75.
$3.50.
$2.7 5.
50c.
iii firdteru bills is What
even Housewde boards for.
We could help her if she’d '
lotus.
We sell creru lhlnci the
Grocenl line at the 051
moderate prices.
, entraiFoodCo.
Corner Railroad Place
and Washington Street
o .IIIOUOtllfiiilOQJ..lailllr
3, .ADV it "E ‘iii‘ THE SENTINEL
- Firth of Clydo. has bccu‘iloatcd and
' panic among the phenomena.
3 The Ethopia is damakod and has much
MELBERCI MYSTERY REV11IVED.
Family of Dead Man Not Satisfied
with Verdict of Coroner.
NAilGA'i‘UCK. January 11-—l3‘rom all
appearances it is quite evident that the
Mclborg case will be revived. ’1119
family of the mall who met his dcntli
in such iI mysterious manner scam to
be quite unsatisfied with tho coroner's
report and emphatically deny the story
that Melberg was in the habit of going
out of the house where he resided
through a window.
The prolonged investigation. the ac.
erot \ray in which the odiciala worked.
the IIrrcIit of the inmates of the house.
I and tho lght fines inflicted upon them
all those and many other things which
took place in the proceedings are look-
‘ cIl upon by the public with not me
kindest fooling.
‘ Thelti and many people in NIiIiin
tuck who are of the same nationality
as Mclhorg. iuid all those. are in sym-
pathy with the family of tho unfor-
tunate man.
STEAMER ETHIOPA. FLOATED.
Voucl la Damaged and has Oonaldcr—
able Water in her Hold.
LONDON, January li—The Anchor
Line steamer Ethiopa. from Glasgow.
yesterday. for viii .Movellic. which
went ashore on Holy island. in the
Icturned to Glasgow.
The weather wo‘s calm when the
Eihopia grounded and there was no
Signaln
of distress were made and a tug stood
by until the steamer was gotten off.
water in her forcbolil.
W-..“
MR. HiLL TO ATTEND CLARKE
FU NERA Al... 3,
chicsoiitative llill Was yesterday
named a member of the congressional
party appointed to attend the funeral
of Vt.(ioéigichained Clarke. at l’etcrhoro.
‘9 party will leave or special
3 from the city until: Monday. Mr. Hill.
was it guest last niiiht or Secretary
Gage at a dinner given to some of the
men present at thedi‘earing before the
c rrency committee yesterday, when
FOR THE DEBATING CHAMPION-
Ihiitc. at Evanston, tonight. for the ill-
of the West.
comc Law? T
3I'oal scuttle until
train today. Mr. Hill will he most-
SHiP. .
CHiCAGO. January ii-—'l‘lic North-
western University will meet the Uni-
vcrsity of Chicago in competitive 1103
tin-collegiate debating championship
debate at Evugiston, tonight, for the
inter-collegiate debating, championship
The subject for debate
will be “Should House Bill No. 781K) bc-
bill in question was
introduced by b nator Lodge, of Mas
suchuseits. in 1897. and provided 101
the restriction of the elective franchise
by an educational ttst. Aftei passing
both House of Congress the bill was
Ictoed by President Cleveland Rep
rosentativcs of tho Northwestern will
take the affirmative of Uli‘ question.
.ludgcs J. G. Jenkins. of the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals in Mil-
wiiukcc; I). W. Comatock. of the 1113
Ilianu Appellate Conn. and J. A. Bar-
lIcI. of the Couit of Common Pleas of
Toledo will act as judges of the 1011-
lost. The winners oi the debate will
meet in April. the Winners of tho. Mich-
igan-Wisconsin debate. which is to be
bold tonight at Ann Arbor. Mich.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble. prompt relief
is necessary, as it is dangerous to de-
lny. We would suggest that One Min-
ute Cough Cure be taken as soon as
indications of having taken cold are
noticed. it cures quickly and its car-
ly use prevents consumption. G. (
Stillson. South Norwalk.
The world is patiently waiting the
advent of the man who can explain
why a baby never wants to play in inc
after it has been
dressed for compuny.—-Onmhn World-
Herald.
The most soothing. healing and an-
tiseptic application ever devised is Do
Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. lt relieves
at once and cures piles. sores, eczema
and skin diseases. Beware 0t imiin
tions. (2. C. Stillson. South Norwal
The descendants of Capt. John UiI
Iloi'hlll. the famous Indian fighter. who
killed so many of the hiatiuuccock
braves over 200 years ago. are to com-
Iiicinoi'atc the deeds of their ancestor
by a monument at Mutinuecock Point.
which can be seen both from the land
appioach and from Long island Sound.
.-v .m...
The merited Ieputntiou foi curing
piles. sores and skin dioceses acquired
by DoWltt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. has
led to the making of worthless coun-
tcrfelts.’ lie sure to get only l.)oWltt's
Sallvc. George C. Stillaon. Booth No:-
wa R.
Former Governor William Paul llil-
llnghum. now United States Senator
from Vermont. has. running for three
oiliIos. had each time the litigcst piu
i'allty of any Republican ever 11111111113
for those ofllces. The places wore
state’s attorney for Wauhburu county.
state senator and governor.
Such little pills as DeWitt‘s Little
Early Risers are very easily taken.
and they are wonderfully effective in
cleansing the liver and bowels. G. C.
Stlliaqn. South Norwalk.
M
The. Duke of Norfolk. the prominent
liingliah Catholic. who is leading 200
follow-conntrymcn as pilgrims to
Rome. is the most influential Roman
Catholic outside of the hierarchy. in
1887. he was Queen .Victorlnfs special
finvoy to the Pope. at tho lattcr‘s jub-
oo. .
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of‘Now Castle
Dot. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
tress and belching I tried everything
I could hear of, but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one at»
cent bottle cured me completely ”
For sale by R.‘H.‘Plaiatcd and h". H
Baxter.
Own—m.
Andrew Carnegie recently uuawcrc‘il
he most desired. by saying ”Youth.
health and, tho clianceto make anoth~
or fortune f. i were young and
strong. however. i could easily make
the fortune. .
JELLO. THE NEW DEIOERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavors
Lemon. Oran e. Raspberry and Straw
r. Hill's currency measure was dis
curred .
an interviewer’s question as to want.
your plumbing, if you, i
know your wants in the”
materials. Call us up at any.
time and you '11 have rear
be glad you did so.
Phone 137-3.
50 South Main Biron.
South Norwaik. .
To Suit Everyboii
We have them coming by
the oar-load every
few days.
M. TARLov
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Daily Freight Line
Between
NORWA LK.
SOUTH NORWALK,
and
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CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. m. Leave Still“ 3.1
Norwalk 6 p. :11 Leave New York
Pier 23. East Rlvhr. Beckman Street
NY..NH.&ll.R.R1
TIME TABLE. .
in Effect 16:1:ember 2. 1800.
LEAVE SOUTH NDRWALK F105
NEW YORK.
A M. ~12: 53x,‘ 4:55x, 13:45:.
6:55 7: l'l. 7: 8216):, 9:03!
9:56.10232x. 10 ’ '
P. M. v—‘l’:
3: 21x 410., 3
'72.on, 8. ll, 10. 20 . .
SUNDAYS. .3
A. M. —-12:53 it. A‘Eiix. h: 45!. 9.
P. lit—3: 21x, 5: 33. 5: 55:. 7: 201.1
16115”.
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NORWALK. 3.
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a: 09x. 8.02.9 00x. 10: 02:. '
11: 00x 11:92 3 2
P. M.——12:02, 1:04 2: 00x.3.ilh.331
4:.02x 4:..04 '4..30 5:02. 9:00 to
7:00, 8:00x. 9:30 11100x.' 33
P.M.1—il:00,11:‘300.
LEAVE SOUETHLNORWALK1.
HAVEN- 3,
A. M.~12: 0831, mm, (ih
7:42, 8:44.911011. 10: our
11: 42
r M.——iz.02 1'10, g
a. 27.6: 25 7:051:19: otx 11:15.1 .1
Bridgeport in addition too all
M. 2: 46, ii. In 7: 28. .3
serious. .3
A. 111.:«12 08:. 1:11;. 1:20:11 119.
9.12, 11.0811.
p M.~—I: 15.
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DANBU RY 1‘0 SOUTH
A. M.:—-—8 00, 7: 25.39188,
P.M.--:4 0011,8325. , ._.
Sunday trains to Daubury
7: 1%” p. to. Laura Danbury. 8:
ii: . .
Ann :1 indicates express.
'1‘” ii: in
berry. At 9 grocers.
day. .
Norwalk Chronicler