one
Ii holly anew
L ophectiout oyster-
_ ~ 6 " inch :vfllio la a nugget ”Nut,“ commit-
, ‘epo \enppon near urethane.
thIIt i outlets film caution credit to bring about this aeolidetion. win
, well. Waterbury paying 26 WP Wit- in New Haven the other afternoon.
more than any city In the state for From him It was learned thnt the com-
" electric Nightingug mlttee. which la made up of J. 14 l
The llnnth‘ere and those in other i-Iousmnnn. of New York city, choir
pieces have made enough money alIAmap; D .K. Cole. of Northport. L 1.;
a reallyw or live made eunuch on Alden So‘lmann. LI oi Bouth Norwelk;
eve h All won'tloue Inbound MeIIIlIoll in. Morris of Bridgeport. and
L they th L D P Met-win, ot Mlliord, held e meet
another Illinois on." Inn. last Friday. which was attended
“ll: mlltlll it” claimed that it it an by the New York capitalists who are
‘injllfitlcli to the electric company 10 back of the deal.
allow them to build it blunt and then Al thin mgoflng pimp; were devtsea
often II few yearn tulle the work away by which the dealings with the oyster
from them out! but it under municipal men who are to enter the combination
control. i can't one it. With the must be Ilene by the committee, "for
lime that they have been in 'DOWN'” the Ill‘ebtml III. IIIIIII. Just what those
they hove-Amalie II anbetnntlnl profit plane are could not be uncertalned.
which ought to satisfy them. . but it is understood the matter of con-
“All modern cities which have enlidntiou inn: recently been looked
adopted those methane have profited up with gl't‘llt care and that the out-
bl’ “10 municitml ownership." look for tho forming of the organiza-
chrcucntutlve Henry Lee. tion In most favorable. Later it was
Bridgepoit: learned on excellent authority that ‘a
"Whatever the people of 13116889011! party of New YoIk men had spent the
through the bonrd of alderman nukl III-cuter pint of 'i‘uuudny. Wednesday
«em in furor of. The matter 01? 1'“! and Tiinrnduy looking over toIritory
Decline a renewal Imv. boweVer. III III IIIIII vicinity it was eleo ututed that
something i desire to ucouolnt myself
treat". It,
"ed. A prominet
L ink be eh Milan degree I
.re cereal, Ina roping
» oIII nIoIIIeI-Ir—Azr Janine“ I o o I," ;
worked the dretjA dbxree loot evening. '
Imperiinn health Breed sold by De
Forest. A ‘
Chief Executivee of BI- daeport, win
”Br “It; WlLIi Work
I" A A
A, "ii... iron linoleum union will: be A.
‘ atoll its newly elected olficere thin eve?
" II on
it
A The eitlcii
bury and No
the point of mi‘inlolpnl progress where
they demand the right. to own their
own electricgiight plants and be inde-
pendent of private corporations which
charge extortionute rates for public
lighting. The Herald believes that
there is un easier way to secure muni-
clpul ownership of lighting tlIuIIAlII
first acquire the plants (It ,the private
corporntione now furnishing light.
'l‘hnt way in to repeal or amend the
exiullno lIIw. Thin can be done if the
Mnyore' Association of Connecticut.
will combine und dcmund of the legiI-II
lniurc the rights for their reupectivo
cltlou to which they urc ,inntly untitled.
From the mnrorn of the three cltidu
m—b-v‘WWO—nw l
I L The town Bound of Belief will meet
I Wednesday evening from 7 to it
L o'clock. "
"MM—“.4...
All oi our Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoat?"
"III IIIIIIIIIII meeting of et Mary's must be disposed of before inventory, Marc‘h l.
Ladies“ Aid Society will be held" tinn-
day, February 3.
The East Avenue Market talks about
Mrs. Temple'u home-mode brood and
doughnuts today.
Men's $6.50 Suits are now ’
J 0‘ Men's 310 Snfte are now
Men’s $12 Overconte reduced it
Men’s $15 Ovdrcontu reduced "to: My»
Men's 320 Overcoete reduced to:
Men‘n' $12 Suite are now 8.25
10.00
The ennIInI meeting of tho Norwolk
Conmegntlonnl Church will he held
m’rhuredoy evening.
w—mwn .wm
LNNNL NLNS NNNES
Men's $15 Suite are now
Men's $18 Suite are new
I I" Ler’s block.
III-nun. am. III: e on no: a.
‘ company D will drill tomorrow cven- ,
Ing. ‘
H. Krieger &L (30., report their1 sale to
be a marked success.
“T'g—f'f'“
v—{imund Bone at Schnub‘e Mnrkct.
L The Clover Club will hold :1 special
meeting touightin the rooms in Littldv
-......
Contractor Hurry "W. Mother has
placed at now can engine In his carpen-
ter alien in Water street,
I. Devin it. Son's advortlncmcnt will
interest you."- it tells a story that loses
its value utter the 17th.
The Fish Club's seventhunnuul ban-
quet will take place Friday evening
February 1. at GerIIIIIIIiu linil.
“Wool. See udVertiucmcnt ol' WIIIIII—
maker in Brown.
Catholic Union, Knights of (‘01qu—
' Abuu, workcdatho second degree and dip-
cunned lneurnnce muttcrs. last evening.
L Landlord Willlum (2, Jesse has is-
sued invitations for the formal opnulng
of the New Warwick Hotcl. tomorrow
night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. (iruy now return-
‘cd to Forcstvllle. utter a visit with
Mrs. l". A. Bruckcu. ol’ Livinguion
street.
Robert Silt-ox. draughtuman for The
IAIIICkwooIl Manufacturing Company.
has been ill at his homo-in Buyvlow
avenue.
. M
The Benjamin Ignace Masonic and
Benevolent Association will hold i‘.
special meeting in the Masonic build—
IIIg. Friday evening, to elect a presi-
dcnt to succeed the late 13. W. Maples.
At the meeting of the J. H. Bulkley &
Son creditors. in Bridgeport. yesterday.
the sale by the trustee of the llurklcy
estate to the Eusthnmpton Rubber
'l‘hrcad Company was conlirmed by
Referee Banks.
Wanamaker Er. Blown. Philadelphia
have opened It brunch olllce in mi:
city. F. 8. Banks in to represent thcm
and his olilce will be in the Lender
block. Their advertisement appears
in another column.
—Grouud [tone at Schnub's
Market.
The wedding of Edward Charles Wil-
son and Miss Huttle C. Davis will take
place at the ..orwnlk Congregational
Church, Wednesday evening. February
Ii, at 8 o'clock. A reception will follow
at the home of the bride. 17 Water
street. Norwelk. .
’l‘lIe odiccre of Sherman Council.
Royal Arcannm will be installed to-
night. by Grand Regent llonliloy. of
New Haven, will) will IIIIIlIIIly be III
compnuicd by other grand .ofilccrc
'l‘lle regent hoe provided on entertain
Input. and there will be. rclI ouhmcuts III
the conclusion of the ceremony.
lincae Tribe. No. 26, improved OI“
der of lied Men. will have u raising up
of chiefs tonight. in the wigwnm‘ in
Washington street. The ceremony
will be curri-Id out by Deputy (ircnl
"Sachem Nouh llngcrn. of Bridgeport.
“Tho Werriore' degree will be con-
found. and n euppor will follow the
work
whold Gold ltlngII given away III. 'I‘
:l’. Magnet" H. Boo voulcrduy II ud
M "mover lioyl hIIII homo oxtrnordln
ury nitrnctlonu bookod‘ for tho r-cmuln
tier of flip month which will interest
tho tlIr-ul‘ro going public. ."IunuIIIy
llith. “"l‘lIII Tyranny of Tours; " liltlI
lllcknnn null MIIIIIIIIII II big Ilpocmoulur
production or "‘linmpty Dunmptyz"
Zlut. il‘rohmon’ II "The Prisoner of Zen-
din" 2 [.II Mlldrcd Hoilund in "The
Powor l . d the Throne.”
*-,I.js"IIIIIc‘IIIII. co.
Th9 J ewcle "I.
‘ 'Ihdit‘fia;
Ml WASHINDTON 0T. 80. NORWALLK
.quW.. .h
You will find complete
ore-goingwiuto business at Port ltlcir
' Weather, their ud. prcdictu, in euro III
~ I IMMN eraser. Iuonwntk. I, A,
"optical ‘ Department:
III. both of our. stores. With room: en;
‘ pudnlly fitted up for that purpose.
financing and cynic-sen fitted by the
proved method: and enlistees
ntood. if you are having
«R. (F. .LKenucy IIIIII Vernon Miller
mood, Stilton lslundL.
——Nutive potatoes, 80c bush. at Joac-
ioff s.
A memorial service for the lute Mrs.
MartinMulliquI was held In St. Mary's
Church, this morning.
The Monday Afternoon Whiet Club
in being entertained by Miss Alice
Colo at Eimcrcet, thin afternoon.
The rmuuiuu of the late Patrick Mou-
uhun. of Bridgeport. worn interred in
St. Mary‘s cemetery. yesterday after
noon
An adjourned mcctiuy of tluI dlIcct-
ors oi' the Norwnik Business Menu
Association will be hold at the N01"
walk Club this evening, nt 8 o 'clock.
—'l‘I"y ouI Clothing.
Brown.
Wanamaker it
ll‘rnnclb & Co. anI making n bid for
your dollars: It tnkcs a lone IIIIInlIcI"
now to eccnre your clothing. I’l‘lcc":
have boon cut. and oil on account of
tlIc litrlllucun of cold weather. (Told
OCH“ 0.
I’
“a
' .
ATROLLEYS TO PAY UP.
Effort Will be Made to Compci Com
panics to Pay Taxes.
0f the mom! measures funded for
the spcIil'lc intent of ngIIIIing IlIII
trolley mode" of the stain to come lIII
fore the present pension of tho (icnorul
Assembly. one etunde out porticulully
prImIiIIcIIt and in of especial intcrcul
lo the citizIIIIII uIId tuxpuycre oi Nor
Walk,
This resolution, which will be in the
form of an amendment to the street
rullwuv not, will provide for ”III pin
Illi‘llt of u ton of asscnnmuut in return
for the. valuable franchises Izlvcu the
trolley companion pIIIviIIIIe in tho luv
the" of their liucs which now II"""II\III tlI:
state with It not work of \\""-iII I and
terIkn,
Under the IIxisItiIII: conditions" lll‘
cities and Imus Uli‘Mll lI ulIiclI llIII
various t: "ollIIy rouIis puss IIbIIIin no
benefit at) far IIII u pccuuinry I"I-IIII"II
is concerned. for tho l’rnuchlue which
permits the various conquIIiIIn to do
rivc their profile from tho hundreds"
of patrons for trolley riding. has in
creased many told with the extension
of the lines into the unburbuu towns".
Allt'lllli‘l‘ uuwudmcut to be intro
(lllt‘frt'l will provide for the IIIIII of fold
inn" running boards and vuulibuluu on
closed corn. The former will In ".I
measure prevent it rcuclitiou of U1"
IIIuny uccldcuts which have lli‘l'lll‘l‘i‘ll
by pussenuem riding on the Moor rIIII
'IIlnc, boards of och"I-I"I)\vdcd can"
while the latter will IIl‘l‘III"Il protection
to the motormcn during ucvcre woutll
er.
innumerable othcr mcueurcs have
been sligizcsted and Hill) yet be forth-
coming includinlr unIcndmIIIItu pIov-id
lug fol a ycully Niti‘llh‘l‘ too. of Slim
foI each pnnscnger ('lll' and "$50 lIII
ouch freight cm". disc that tho trill
icy companies he coIIIpIIlchl III “will
by electricity uud blil‘illlilt‘ the direct;
mm which thclI IIIIII run.
HOSPITAL FOR TUBERCULOSIS.
Bill for it: Establishment will be In-
troduced by mnaior Bree.
Scnutol" James I’. lII"oI.-, will intro-
duce in thc Scnutc. ioduy. which win
he thodlnit walking day of tho (I‘uuordl
Assembly. u bill providing for the on
tnblisllmont of n Slutc llthplliiil for the
core and cure of ounce of incipient tub
eroulonlu. _
The bill will cull for
lion 0! “00,0000.
it LII drafted on tho linen of the ion
of New York and Museuchuucttu. other
similar hoopltnlh iIIII II lIcIIII outnblluhuu
and nice new In IIIII-IIIIIIII‘III opclntlon.
It in understood tlIIIt Bluiutor liroI"
introducm the hill III-tho rcquont ol
uninllunntini IIoclion of the medical
fraternity.
l
on approprlu
W. A. CUMMING DEAD.
Prohilnnilt fie-idem of Stamford Pano-
ee Milly. Aged Eighty two Years.
William A. ('llmlllllllt. one of the midi
know nod Inert rIIIIpIIciIIIl residents 01
Stupil’brd (Ill-d of [do homo in l’lcuu
yearn. MI". Cumming hull been for
many years It ruIIiIIIIIIt ol Stamford and
hi. worth no II mun and n citizen hutl
{shined for him the column and north
the wait or Stamford and Greenwmu
tow‘nvhlpa.
’OOOTT WYKI NEAR DIA‘TH'B
DOOR.
January
IIII whoiv ivIuI “blatant count
”in d Ling. It
hnt’litl'eet youtmdny. aged eighty-two '
(idling of the community. fie wa ln- .
inserted in tho oyuter business a any
. lbw-Jacott
,who served In the lower "Route
anyone we tonne. beginning with
above mulled the Herald goth postivo
assurance that they will do nil in then"
power to rcpcul or amend the. present
low, which pructlcully reduirce tlIut
a city desiring to own its electric light
pieul. must. first acquire the plant of
tho. prIvutc (‘ITll‘DOl‘HllOll Itlrcndy fur-
nishing light to thc city. Mayor Stirl-
ing. of Bridgeport. coon no for as to
dcclurc that thin low it". IIIII"0IIslilI1tioII-
oi. end there urn InulIy lawyers who
one of the some opinion. and believe
that it tho IIIIIIIIIIII couIt of Connecti-
out put .IIIIl upon it they would decline
lbc lnw IIIIIounlllutiollul.
Mayor House”. of New lIIltolII. in
conjunction nlilI‘tlIc common ("ouncll
hue token the mutter in blind and Will
draft li bill which will be presented
in Hip lIIai. I.:llIIIIrII to have the law no
amended or IIIIIIIIchl that the city may
do in; (Will lluhting and monogo its
own plum before the your in out.
Mayor llunuoll in chairman of the
committee nppIIlIItcd by the." common
council to draft the million.
Mayor Kildull’. ol’ WulcrlAIII-y. lurk.
for yours. lump in furor ul‘" IIIIIIIiIdpni"
II\\"IIoI".-".llip and he «on: the low llIuI-
II" N “I’llt pl: mi in onc liInt curluilu the
“in rly of the pcoplc i
'l‘ lIoIc mo Iiitthloou cliice in (‘IIIIIIIIII-
tiIIIl und ciIIlIlIIIILn mayors IIIId l‘Vi‘lVI
IIIuyor in II member of flu» Conn. I-"IliIIItl
Mdyorr‘. I’lSI‘iili‘l‘IiNOll.
liIui IIvrIIIIIc of three muyme will .I_.-II
(ll'fll mic and loud llII-iI" bout (‘illN‘iI‘
ill“ ."I II) Icuml the inn IlIul prntl licnlh
I
ins: pluni 'l‘lIcse ciulitccn IIInonw.
rcprcncul about Almond
and ii the voice oi llIll-I l’illllllll‘l‘
(ZIIIIIIcI"licIIl‘.~I people. ulmout nil
uhum mo in form" (If IIIIIIIlIIIpI‘II l‘)\\';i
or hip. IIt icncl to tho extent of their
oil) ounlm: be null lllzllllug" plum.
ON,"
I."
will move the louinlulurc to uni form
obi) lmvmd IlIe rcbcnl of m"
IIIIIIIIIIlnIIIIIt of the not which now lune
the our to n city's
IIIIIIIIi’uII: high rules for lightning.
Till‘lll is (Inc in mg mora-
llII"IIc mnvms of (‘oIInIIII in .II I-IlIlI In true"
will bc Oil hand III III" lcgb lulurc lI
dcmmiil rights for IlIciI I"IIIIIIcc"ti\c cit
l(‘li which rlIoIIld IIIIIIII‘ lIIIvII lIII IIIn lc,',
lslnlcd or ii) no the)" chII in “MI
elou of lhllli.
The)" pro Muymu Stiriimi.
port \NI'lllE‘lHNllll,‘ uud Now lIIlluiII
'l‘hc roplumcnlullvcu {Imp ”to him". I"
IlII"(III IiticI-I to
mostly in form" of l‘l‘lll‘fllill‘lt In" :IIIIIIIIIl
in: We low in qucrlion. li‘oilowiill:
will bc found llIIIiI" ldIIIIs on illt‘ quip-I
lion:
liIIpI"cs(‘lIlIIli\o (lililfnilc. of WillOl‘“
bury. ruid tlIlIl he won decidedly in;
favor of municipal owncrchip and III)
crution ol‘ ‘mIIniciIInl utilillcs."
bollcvcu in tho pI-IIIIIII- tlIII tux pnchx:
tione III the. lonuet ("out it IIcolIom".
«on be used III ll be
llIIIl it can Ni)’ Intmlclpul ownmuhlp.
of the city to do IlIlII.“
cilicp lIIIvII lIIIIIII robbed by them: ("or
porutlons. 'i‘lIcNI IIInv lm ft question
ruieI-Il us to llIII nbilliv of tho city to
crcct uIIIl opI-Iulc n plum iII fill‘lll‘ill'
clcclric lluhllulz.
lighting plunl, thorn. is the question
of {tumor bonding the city,
prceent.itencrntion will be loving
Buy Oats TIIaisL
ins" i cud.
kI- III III II cilv l’IonI mvulIIt"; ills own IIIIII N
iniInlIlluIIluL
., I
.. 1
l
KildulII
and llnnscll. rcspcclivciv of “rhino!
“But in the moo of orIII-liuir II howl
will bII gold (but the toil llll)“(|lli ofth1
V‘WMAWW
I
Goodness in Grain
can always be found here-«bright and sweet, perfectly
clean. as it in cert-fully screened by hand. And t/hc
best thing about a grain transaction here in that
you pay no more than for grain as usually handled
direct from cars, with dirt and dust included.
Clean.
Manuel T Hutch.
ackeon 3 sum.
Y\nt\netnne?ortve\te
on humanoid.
with. before cxpicuslng an opinion
However. if Bridgeport people went
municipal ownership of the electric
light plant I will did all I can in bring-
ing It client".
chrcuentntivc James
Bridgeport :-
"l believe in the city owning its
water worku. and its electric lights
Stnplea. of
just no it owns the, police and flu: dc-
portmouts.
along without any of those;
The licoplo can not get
ouch in :I
ncccnelty. if i can be of ucrvicc to
Bridgeport by voting for the repeal of
IIIII low and not" clcutc a IIII-rdcbip on
those engaged in tho bnnlncue, on a
good citizen. you will find me voting
the light Why. Yours ago i favored
the city purchudug the w: IIIIr works.
Senator William licnnodv, of Noum-
iiick, said:
"i IIIII hcnriily iII I:o~IIptII"IIti0II with
Mayor Klldul‘f, and ”In others. who are
working for munlclpul ownership of
municipal utilities 'i‘iIle robbery
ought to be closed down on. I hope
it will lIII llIii-I ncsrion. i will work
for thin rcpcnl or umcndmcm no hard
_You cun IIIIoIII me no oeyins:
this. i cudnrnc cvery sentence of
Mayor liildul‘f'u etulcmcnl in his inter
view with vfou
RUMMAGE SALES «AND RELIGION
-\ Nnruulk mun b In written ilic fol
It in bold III. lLlouiun coucclniut. IIIIIIIIquII sluice no.1
Irclicion to ”II Mull and Express New
\Inll city"
Au dirt (in in II idle lump of your
burs u cilv from mining its own light ‘ lllllll‘l‘ ("\‘lllt‘fifilllli Ilixupprm 81 0f Mill
mngo IIulIIAIa is noted with pleasure.
'“lt‘l‘f' in one \‘W of this. subject
\IlIich l have IIoch" IIIIcII ndvuucmi. but
which echIIII to me to rivernbudow both
liIII cronomic and hygienic objections.
(lifts and III‘I‘IIri he to (led through
the church urc iI udc in obcdionco to
IIIII lilll II. "um um il\ lllII lilt‘lit’lli Itcu Illlvlm" mmnnuul
II. II urccmlily nothing IIIIIIIII" Nlt‘il‘l‘il A?
in llIc bIIIdIIIIiIILzuLL uucII encriilcce were
IIAIIpIItiully (Irdclod It) be uclcclcd from
II...‘ the in st that men ntnuuutccd. tile firhl
fruits ol‘ the curlh. llIII flietllugs of tho
”mam“ .Ilul “Imp, liock, without lIlclIIiuiI
hurd<lilp noon the. III\ pnycin by do I.
L lDlRl are still laid upon (‘Iod' 8 ohm" for
IIIIII"II nI"II ; “h"
[A IIIlIII" IlIII (.‘iIIIIi "l dispensation oifcr-
lrIIusIIIy.
What kind of IIII piloting lo (Ind iii
ilIc II IIIIIII" IIIIIllzIIIi from n rumiuuizc
53311".
i OOKl‘JI 0N.
Jim. in Will
HANDSOME STRING OF TROUT.
Mayor lintcllkiue IIIIIl C. F. Tollcu ar-
Iiicd lIoIIIc from their linhinu trip, Fri
IIIII IvcniIII: bringing; with tlIIIuI'oIIII
Norwulk. Conn.
the loci: iuluro III-.I ILof the “W“ "I atrium; of pickercl cycr
econ in the city. 'l‘lIIILI" were placed on
exhibition in lhc L‘Alllllll window of the
HotclIkinI. huxdwmc IIIoIII. arrungcd on
in bunIIl. mid \\"III"II thirty one in num-
ber. 'l‘lIII uoiullt 0i llic entire lot wne
about sixty pounds, the lurgcut one tip
plug the uculcs at four pounds. it
He; was It child that attracted much at
lontiou und wlIlIlI IIIIIdc IIll levels of
lining pl OVIINNN \IltlI IIIIIIIlIIIl urtolnmdu- Illlc IIIIoIl ‘lllSNl tlIIIv iIIIIl lit-(III with the
part) hinders. Toilcu IIIIIl Hoichkisa
and he believes ulincmcd the. burning of the hotel ut
llIIIIlIIIII bike. Fl'llllll' morning. The
“it in not outside of Hill province! WIIIItiIIII" \va good for fishing. and they
ho Hillil. "l‘llm-itihilll u llIIIIA ll‘lIi."
""I'lllls‘illllil Sentinel.
.I“... ........ «I... _._._....-
BURGLARS lN WILLIMANTIC.
Secure About $100 Worth of
Booty in n Hardware Store.
WILLIMAN'I‘K‘. .IIIIIIIIII"y lib—Tin:
hardware store of Jordan lime. on
They
uud It Mnlu ulrcot, WIIH colored by burnlnru
i
during the night. liooly to the extent
of $l00 wus uncured.
til the “one for
There is no clue.
' other which) Ink
thin pniiy of cupituilntu was not the
came an the one with which the com-
mitten vine negotiutlng and it was fur.
tth" thought that the visitors
been. In part, successful in their trip.
This last party do not IntrI Id to go
into the business or opening; oyetere.
but to pIIIc III-Inc entire plants, with the.
idea of combining the shell oyster busi-
IIIIIIII of the state. Two New Haven
lirmn were approached by the visitors
and it in said that options have been
given on tho property. David C. Sun-
l‘ord. former engineer of the Shell Fish
Commission. nod who has been the no
live uncut of those who have been in-
tended in the formation of this comiIi
nulion of oyster capital was seen by
II reporter. At. first when questioned
us to the visit ()l the New York ("upl
toilets he cxprcsucd much surprise and
denied all kIIowIIIchI of the mutter.
but on the prcucntuliou of the facts as
Imthorod MI". Sanford acknowledge
that thereI wns truth in the story.
He said: "it is true that the New
York men were in the city. They were
here for three days and during' that
time gum up their entire time to n
consideration of the possibilities of flu-
oyetur groundu in thin vicinity. 'Iney
did not come here with tho idea of re-
moving uIIy option», or of eecuring
nothing; now of that nature. no they ui~
reudy hold. and horn held for n month
pnhl. options on tho two local oyster
plants which come the nearest to ful-
filling their Iv .IIIiI-I.‘ Further than this
Mr Sanford could ncltlIcr dent" or of
firm 1le story the! immediate organi-
zation of there interests was to take
place.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Humpty Dumpty.
'l‘lIII IrmInlqunutlon scone in Hum ply
llunlpty. which our public will have on
opportunity of \viIIIImsiIIII III Hoyt'e
'i‘lIcIIiro. Saturday IIIIIiiIIIIII and night,
is one of the mold uorgcouu dud bril-
Ilnul since pictures (but line ever been
coIIcIIivIIIl. Upon thin lSiIlEli‘. scone
more then stood womb of brillinnt col-
ored loll paper was used. and min"
Scmllt‘ uriihls were continually employ
Ni for hourly thrcc Income in produc-
ing the perfect blcudiug of co‘orinu
wlllI the unlit-ring Ilud varied tints: of
burnished metal. The sunrise (‘HI‘PL
in this onIch-I‘III conccplion is do:
Still): in its cffoci. null forms It lilting
background for this lIIIIciIIIItiIIg (111(3-
gory.
The Tyranny of Tears.
The full einnlllcnnco of IIIII an
nnunccmcnt llInl Charles Frobmou
will oiicr tlIII brillluut comcdv. “'l‘hu
Tyranny of Tours.” IIt lloyt‘s Theatre.
Ilt‘Xl. Friday. January IR, carries with it
Illlli‘ll more than will uppczir to lh'.‘
cumin] observcr. :‘ll‘. Probmnn‘s pro
ducliIIIIs burn for mom" yours been
rccotzuliod us the fll'llli‘ of perfection
nIIIi lIiIrlI literury merit throuchout tinI
lnIId. Hie Empire Theatre. New York.
in known to be the piece whcro his
most iInporIIInt productions III-II mode
IInIl thIeII produI-tlonu have yearly
boon lukeu from there for o limited
tour of the principal Iziticl: of the coun
try. utter which thcy hnvc been placed
in the llnudn of special companion for
exploitnlionn by other Innungcru. IIIII
“'llIc 'l‘ymnny of Tours" hue the record
of being the bI" lghtcnt comedy or or giv-
en ut the Empire and Mnnucor lI‘roh-
In III has therefore collected toyIItlIcr
IlIII IIIrmInIIIIt company he won able to
form In Itiyc those places he IIIIIInlly
rologuiee to other managers the Oppor-
tunity to sec thin attractive work at itII
bout. it can thoroforc be looked upon
no It uncclnl opportunity In every way
tlIut IhIII Invent and enjoyable dramatic
ulory, which has already won tho high-
out of praise III two c.0ntlneutn should
be offered born with u competent met-
ropolitan cunt.
W...— -um‘u—nvw
DAMAGE BY ICE. STORM
Many Telephone Subscriber: Cut Off
Throughout the State.
NEW HAVEN. January Ih-Jl‘he
nonoml olhce of the Southern New
Eulzlnndt Telephone Company repoue
thut the ice storm of last Friday night
and Rnturdny morning cutoff from nor
vice in the etnto ubout 1.500 unhilcrlbu
era. The chief damage was done In
linrtford and New Britain. about ..I0
nnan-rlboru being out off in the form-
at". .Ind lliil in the latter oxollnnno The
walk of rcpnlr in very ulow. The Ice
continuous to born; to the wireu and
truce. with the result that the circuits
which had been ronnlred urn uguln
Innken by hiding limbs. A wet enow
felling III come nlmeun null further
complicates muttmm. All extra hblp
obtainable in now at work in an onort
to roentnbilnb the circuit. " .
.ALVOID OINTINOE DEFERRED.
Poet emu Until Tomorrow Morning on
pollution of Judge Theme.
new YORK. .lnuuury low-Cornelius
lI. All/III d. JIM. who planned guilty but
week. to etuullng $020,000 from" the
First Notional Bank. was to be e been
«unwound by Judge Thom?
Ill“.-
48 AND 50 WALI STREET.
Largo Herring. _ ,I' aelb. Bullpen.
Pinkorcl. .I" 100 lb. Eels,
coil Fllh. LI ooIlII. Blue Fish. A. .
.wnm III-II. L . we III. Long puma comm ”
the ' Will: Plait,
13.00 Men's $25 Overcoats reduced tit
Boys’ and Children's Suits and Overcoats
at a great reduction. .
Willis" H. Selleo
Clothier and Furnisher.
NORWALK, CO
lit“ the Model Grace
LIQUID SOAP FREE—Soup Science has advanced a new article.
Soup. 40c gnllon;10c quart; u sample. enough to do a washin
free it is said to do wonders; to wash quicker, easier, but.
than old time soap. One p.IIl.. Sc worth, does two washln:
Get a triui snmplc
DANISH CABBAGE HARD HEADS ——WII NIIIVG some very nice Daniel; 09.
hour, hard and new from float, (to to Welland.
ORANGES, ETC.-—»i want thII public to rice those Flue California Noll, 0
nngoe, line he silk, and truly cheap. at doc dozen. Orangelll
cutting: up, 25c. dozen. p L . “
LEMONS.» Cnilfornin soft juicy Lemons finest. at 18c per dozen.
PARSNIPS.»-ll‘reo from small liblons roots cleun and fine, 2 lbs. for 50
SWEET POTATOES—New on hand. the finest to be huu.2qts..100. LA,
CREAM GEMS, ETC. ~(‘Ienm Gums IIIII growing in popularity. Tl‘.Y 10' b
SALT WAFERS. —-Ai"e stinilnl" to Snitina samc size and answer as well
lb. instcnd of 16c for Snitincs. New. TI".y
Carefully filled to the ldCE‘. altera thorough scienw
iiiic exammulion of the eves ‘ ‘
Complete Optical Room. No Charge for Examination.
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUA I‘E OP"I"ICIA\I,
58 Wall Street ‘
Car of Long Rye.......
Car of .. SHAVING
NOW ON TRAC K.
WAREHOUSE OR STORE.
RAYMOND BROS
Oak Hall. Philadelphia. Pa .
MAKERS OF P ,L.
All Wool Men and Boy’s Glothin
linve ostnblinhed u BRANCH OFFICE for the twin cities. in South Non
where IlIciI sales agent. F. 8. BANKS. will be pleased to display that In
line of nirictly nil wool fabrics By request he will call at I‘csidencon’ 0
places of business.
When cloth in which cotton to woven boglnu to fade and wrinkle the,
in no wuy to outrun it You‘ It: simply to be reconciled to it. You must eithb
wenr it and look chubby. or throw it away and buy unuthcr suit. "
Good clothing in mndc only from all- wool fabrics. if you wish to mtkvh’.
your dollars go to the full limit. buy llllI wool clothing. ll.“ 9 the only safe kill
THE ONLY KIND THAT GIVES ., I
YOU A DOLLAR’S WORTH FOR 2
A DOLLAR.
all“; for MMVINQ “:8?le of deception. Mode to look woll first. lent "all
III mo. III II II y u y. strongly. Mude uocordln to o I" m
Shmlmdtlby texpolit Enlloru to your who. 5 y it an“
II to ac III on port of the business new and I" oi ‘
constantly developed. " D a tool thansht
The nwellont merchant tnllois with their exorbltnut and unrenuo H
charges do not nor cannot produce garments more etylleh in out or hit
or more tuetlly trimmed and we protect you. on they could not. from on i '
IIlble defect in lit or durability.
FQR GOOD CLOTHING AT LITTLE PRICES.
Place your order ut the branch. it will duly find its way into our
in department at Philadelphia. and we guarantee yen will receive th BL
In table goods. the some prompt nut-Vice and the name courteous t I: ’5”-
hhathyiou would should you personally visit the great. oatebliohment - Ni
ol p o. .. ‘ ‘
nIImIII Office. LAuoem eLecK. no. IvoI-wIIIII, one flight_ ‘
outwit.“ circuit Quorum
W“ ‘ L In til
Norwalk Chronicler