. mil/vii“, , ,
litinu‘ad mu li‘ir‘at Pipe) ‘
Mullins automation- “l
., banks and iaaue m.
Branch banks may be
., to. except in the
. marina oi the tin»
’ WW lulled
. A ' elm lie Monroe
, House got down
we
in
Irimali‘vm a Program “Milli Excellent
Infill. the Afobaaeoiat. l
The simple mount that we have decided to have a cloak sale new»
convey to your mind the eonuozalcdmportanco ‘ot the event; to in h
emphaelae the matter we would..eaplain that this rate. manna a. radical I"!
duction oi price on over-y garmentin the atoch. it moena that the profit
maxing season in over in thio'atore. it manna that We shall at once prom
to turn the garment stock into cash, and we’re going to do it at a big naeriil .
There's little sentiment about it; Just plain buglndaa Judgment ,V‘Ihioh‘
.. ‘ prompt:- no tgahang out theatre umdaogne surmount to you (in many canoe)
» .. ese prceet ntecoeto pr uoton. . .
grim!“ the 9°“ oillce up With nearly tour months or wearing weather before you, this chance it.
. u I .' * not to be missed. ,, '
in Smw‘tfif‘f'r; :"1‘; d woMEN'o Jacxere. llatirgigsaatin lined, worth :15; now on.
r, 913“, m . “l. 0" a n m “C” Handled ver one ol hem; decide Y 9 -'
ed a! hill appropriating the sum or upon the utmoai limit if loan a": Women's All Wool Ladiea' Cloth
“’. “a.” w m‘ mm”? James 3- Bargentl wou'd It‘ll" .nd h.v¢ prifiad {hem ‘6. Suite, (”new link trimmed collar “d
01‘1“!“erer flame being the vai- cording], cohegt.‘ in IOh,CthCG,|O cums silk ““9“. reduced from ‘19.”8
‘lture. of which
, ‘. commenced the
e, oieomargarine
t in propoaed to
. . 7 mm: trom new
committee, nan agree upon a
, It“ be ‘committee. on
on. also met yea-
., Julius linli Specialties lid The
’ Audience in: iuuullio
Lucuiiiuwsliuus. , _’
David Canaan, of Middletown. is vis- limmeuee audience that assembled.
lting his sister in haviiand street. ‘There was a seating capacity [or 250
............. and fully 150 more stand around in
Albert M. Pohlman, the Washington every available space, crowding the hall
” all
.: F . ”VF.
The firet minetrel chow oi Palestine
Castle, No. 2. A. 0. K.‘ old i. 0.. held
last night. in Myetio unamjlali. we-
the largest kind at succeee. the only
drawback being that the hall was not
IIOHTH GREAT
LOOKHART MILL END BALI
Opona Thunday. Jail. a. at 5:30 a. on
With its soon wider than ever and
bringing a vaat collection 0! bigger
hematite than any ill the previoua cov-
en viaitt. the Hill End sole comet
Thureday to thin atone lol- the eithth
I
no ot the property belonging to Mr. - h 1 l hi t Th’ to lliAll
street barber. Ia quite ill at his home so tightly that it wae uncomfortable time. A, ‘ Milli!” .dllll‘ illegally seized and m, mac or any garment n can 0 . ia - »
in Spring street, Many who went did not remain. Time baa proved its merit. it it ~ . ’ improperly and unlawfully “0L makes aeiecting eaay tor you. MIBBES' AND CHILDRENG'
OARMINTB.
. To lit all ages iron 4 to 16 years. .
Every coat. no matter how fairly it
haa been priced. in now re-prlced, and '
ihla ro-pricing meano much to you.
The entertainment furnished was of
it high order. and all were delighted
, 1with it. each artlat being enoored nov-
Philip 'i‘. Cllneo. oi Railroad avenue. .9?“ times. J_ A. Lockwood was the
will so to New Haven. this evening. to 'interlocutor and no better man could
Women's Grey Cloth Coats, double
breasted, utorm coliar_ worth $5.00;
sale price. 83.98. .
Women’a Black Beaver Cloth Costa.
velvet collars, latest out; a bargain.
the belt sale for the anatomi- in all
America. The beetetomotthe coun.
try are bonded with the best mllla to
make it a with” outlet tor Hill linde
“ends of pieooa of every sort oi floods
,, , f to him as aleged dutiea and
no lilac by the United States oillcinla
, lit the port of El Paero, Texan. Some
,v‘enro ago hlr. Sargent bought about
$70 or gooda in Mexico. but in bringing
~(lood regular supper, 250. Lane’s.
_..,_,__ n... i... n”
.9”
‘ not” require to- .
hear William 1. Bryan. have been chosen for this part. Tb!
Tod” the Hill Endiaale l! not,oon~
d
helm“ in an drill
them into this country. he was arrest»
“.75.
‘ Children's Cantu, made of heavy (in.
end men were ,F‘red Seoileld and Ed lined , . 01 M ”although ed at El Pasha. the goods taken away Women's A“ W001 Heavy ClOlh nadian tweed. braid and button trim,
Commodore Clarence F. Osborn has .Hlli. and the token cracked from tithe mod! if. [1%. “:5. lungszyrym of ' ‘ ”ism“? 310“ than from him. and he was obliged to pay in Cm“. velvet Gilliam We D1109. "-93- med. sale price. $1.75. -
started our on a business trip for the to time. kept the large audience in con-
Norwalll Brass Company. :vulslve laughter. The abioiats were
manufacture there are odd lets.
These
the ordinary tin
that
‘ odour-nah may; . ‘tralde
addition the sum stated in the bill.
Women's Black Melton Cloth Coats,
Children‘s Box Coats in Castor.
. superior iinleh, handsomely utltohod. * , ..
~-—-— iCharloe Johnson. "Where the Cotton E‘flflfig" m" “mm” ‘° a“ m“ mart lectured. on every MARY WYLLYSS “ELIE“ milieu slur lined, aisle price. $7.49. ”32133.3(; 2:11:23?“ 333.2%: ’fizz;
Pimple try every other means for Blossoms Blew: J. ldnaweilcr. “Juai They no alwaye sold a the Millllud shoot. Arisyourrooier. Senator and” introduced a bill for Women's Oatord Raglan Coats. all Blue and Oxford sizea a” from 4
getting, work done on time except the 3Bethune i Love You 80:" Fred Scodeld. distinctive little rice . . in {We ¢Wfllfl.hflt the relief 0! Mary lichen Wyllyail. or W001. reduced from 812.98 to 88.49. to 12' years sale plice $4.76
only good one of setting out of bed j“Go Way Back and Sit Down;" Ed. “a... la needp oi haying but little ; . Wva' East Glastonbury. and to grant her a TAILOR MADE‘BUWWW‘ Mlesna’ iiagian Costa. lined throuah-‘
all llflllI“ Eflfllil'. 2H1“. “EVGTX RICO HI! a Flag Bill. [be about at" Elzlilh “10. ’ “fin-film“ nomads. Damn-m It my fate of ’12 a mouth, " not, reduced from ’10 to ‘7.” , JP
Coonz” William. Taylor. ballad. “Be-
--lt‘a never too late to try the im. ,llcvez” George Grillin, “She Rests by
llfllll Brown 100 Clllll'. l'the Suwanee Riven" Chat-lea Little-
iton, "You Will Get All That is Comlne
Tomomw'a newepapera will give
you some detail, out even a one and
a halt in each in inauillnient. There
are many big Hill End bargains not
Tl MW.
at? ' ,,
She is the daughter of James McLean.
who was a revolutionary soldier and
she is now ninety-seven years of age,
Her lather having heard 0! the battle
Then for winter wear. Some very
aeiect choosing; tor you here. Made
of the newoat materials. Style. up to
the minute. The very heat production
GOLF capes.
OTHER capes. ’ '
There should he never a rant iolt at
it a woman wants to know just how ll" You;" Thomas McMahon. "The mentlo ed . . . of Lexington Started for (he seat at of tailor artieta are reproaonteti hora. ter the aale'. over with each otterlngn
much a failure her party WEB. she gGhmt at a Coon." The show closed Th‘ - n 1' t i thl i ,m ' war. and arrived the day before. the bar. Little weak on nine. hence the present an then. We not dlmu but dollars
ought to hear he? kin lfllk about ll with a novel mualcal specialty entitled be 0:11”?! 1"! ° m as no as " T tie of Bunker Hill. He served through reduced prices. you’re saving till; time.
when they get home. :-Sharp and Fiat." it consisted of an Homexhar ' - he the years of 1775. 1777 and 1719. and Women's Black All Wool Serge Women‘s Golf Cnpea, made of dou-
, ‘ glimitatlon 01 a trombone solo. Edward
The Company F basketball team will gJohnson stepped to the hour at the ele.
outplay the Clarendona in Brooklyn. 3'th platform' “id “km! a urge .
tomorrow night, as was anticipated. iaheet of p‘per, rolled u up until it re-
ar the F boys yesterday received word 'aemhled a [on hot-n. Charles main-
from the Brooklyn tire that they lger began to play the piano and the
pould be unable to play Thursday eve. gigolo started. Thomas McMahon was
nine. Arrangements will probably be mom“ a curtain singing in a one. shell
Women’s All Wooilio no u 8 l a, at 15. sale ri-e 8. ll,
m!“ to ”I”. the Clarendona. in ”ad the resemblance to a trombone . iamlllar with the circumstances of the m p "Ayn; ,. i j p C ‘ a
Brooklyn, some time next month. was very striking. The audience - York. mm . , , , , , .
l “' ”mm“ “m M" “hm“ “5 “l“ ,0 manner. Another bill introduced by San-l0? 88 i 85. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOR W‘LK.
The Rev. John T. Winters, pastor of gthe playing. ll‘ . mum. to to increaoc the pension a, W / _ . H . - .
the Church of the immaculate Cont-op. Directly alter this the hall was oleur- , William A. Noah. ideal. Cheriea 0. Baldwin. late at Company . . ._ ,. .. .. . _, .1.-. , .
tion.'ln Hartford, made his annual re. Bed of the chain, and‘Godfrey Utainger
90:1 to the congregation attending the gene lilac Florence Lockwood 91”“ for
dtuorent services in the church on Sun ‘dandng. Thane young people are be—
da’y. Lit wee a aatlei‘actory report. and looming very popular among the dit-
it “owed hard work and devotion Talent societies (or their excellent mu-
to ditty on the part at the meter, and éaic. The dancing wan inept up until I
“to.“ and baa .mpemuon on 'late hour. The committee thick ll“ Cashier. Baptist convention, praying '0' “’9 .
3?. party or me ”locale—Hartford ithe wagolgeagalrdln, exam combing! C. «Gordon of an awfnmfm it; "‘9 (ff;- .
Time ‘ iFred I,“ _ . Mahmud. - ital d l .000. stitutlon. do him; ega marr use . 9 1
5 —-~ liam Platt was the electrician and state 9 an. SW? at 53' monogamic. "
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. ,ot‘mm‘w- D p ”m 832.349.064-23- m “if” hi“u‘“"°§“$a it? 3:9
Norwalk. in dill out a den certlii- ww‘“ House t e rreo u one a o y e 0W n
“‘9. recently_ Plated in the $1809 911-: “HILL-ER 37“" OWNER" Sons of Temperance at their last an~ .
"led "cause of dam," the name of "I? l The new‘, elected once“ of khulQr THE ROWLAND Grand central unit! mnYPDUOD. m Merideni 39:11::
physician who attended the deceased. istamm No , 266. U. 0. R. at. are an DRY GOODS CO changing the ”mm “we“ can a '
lie discovered the error a moment or grollowe': . . " . H“ “m a ‘ (9d a lwfmumf‘ ‘iffihfii'f
will. later. and looked at it .wonderingg matewlienr! Iii-tote. W Branch international Am at on 0
whether he had better make a correcq
Ober Chief-Frank Kooour.
tion. He told the story to several phy~
(inter Chick-Jacob Walt.
Thureday, Jan. 0. at 8:30 a. m.
The new will he cloned at noon
Wednesday. on it la absolutely nocel'
nary that hir. Lockhart and his anoint
ante should have the rent of
to] prepare the store for this pent
e. ’
the do!
By Chieiwhibcrt Berg.
Scbfltttuhwn-o-Guatav Loose.
SchuVMren—Franh Wollyung.
, , l They were installed last evening by
Special attention is called to the :‘Dlahdct Deputy Paul'l". Ber-moi South
INN“ of'irs. Balnhridge. superin- é Norwalk.
readout of the Woman‘s Branch oi" the ;
New York City wanton. at the First; iNSTALLATiON ill THIS GITY-
Oonmatlonal Church. South Nor~ . lira. Daniel .Flmlm. of m, of
Shippan Circle, F. at A., in Stamford.
ellurt to ascertain who treated the
slogans, and they: are new busy in an}
i
deceased patlaansStamiord Advocate. ’
”It. thin owning.- Wedatladay Janu- g
Billil iii ill
list '
an 8. “to indium! allohnrchea arc ‘
cordially Invite] ti! hamt. lire.
Balnhrldgc's anhloct laud thrilling in»
éwlil lnatali the ofloera of Star of Go
lumbia Circle, this city. Janitor-1‘“. A
idelegatina oi mes-here oi the Stan-
teréat and thole mains "will be ape-
rially favored with an opportunity to
bear a very able speaker.
lord Circles will attend.
i'.’ OFTEN HAPPENS
Friend (to aspiring young action-w?-1 That hindly meant criuclam taken on
i say. Daub. I suppose you heard about rthe tom of a Ilium.
our house being hmken into the other ,. That women of tuition drop into ea-
~ - 3...... m .. um... wow '11 be the additional sails-
llll“? , ,, ill-omen ln attire which make them no , bled hi ‘ D ' . of \“al ~, , b '“llant 3mm. The Connecticut there WI _
m::“;:;§931.lan‘l hehnd! Did they Epimaf‘ggfilsgogémmku to be ‘mh ”I M“ In the loft. and :?r:it‘y. can: to éiilf‘glgifirier‘a “gear?“ 3&3... were all invited and attend-
.‘L.
Frind—A~.rouple oi watches. somofdlellaed through an overplua or‘ re
silver. a silk intakes; and. in a serve.
many lulu. bu you know om pa»; Thai: women tail to appreciate the»
tore you painted for me? they cut it iupeaae to which men are put in on-
ont cl the from and— ‘ .tertalning them.
Artist 4an excitedlyl—Hur- in.“ men appear to a disadvantage
rel-l. Yuadon’tn: in Why. In! for- .hy‘taltin; me much noun» or other
i a made. men'a attain.
lend—And went all with the name. 5 That we ornate to WHEN” a mu-
‘ no not warranted by ,8.
A time spent in kindly advice
Tori Ml .
. . , . . ., . ‘mm‘ "he .. ” Lucien'a Walla on root lnter- , z
r" , .. - 1 M plum a . ‘ ‘ ._ r‘
0011M Beef 5:“. mm. mm... . Luhtinu Co .. F131;: ','~',,,;...,..a.: i 93 mammal. sr, i
ll . H l lm w m ‘ P I - a ; y. .1. .1, v_l
‘ *r t ,. E 'rma 3‘ I7 ‘ “ ‘, 3,» one at to are the lando- (ltluhlc. 5
Cherry Red Comed Beef.
So to 12th ' 4mm.
mm mm
mar THOSE '
Kllflilll [Alli
we min fit them as
PORTABLE GAS MIPS
Goat lose an p.50 each.
Latest idea on the market.
Gallant] Ietuaexplatnlttoyou.
Conn. ,Rdiiiildil d
Corn Exchange
Bonk
William and Beaver Streets New
Thomas T. Barr, Vice-President.
Walter 15. Prev, Vicei’realdent.
Merlot: T, Hertha, Cashier.
7' East Fortyhecond Street.
LAWRENCE DUNHAM. Manager.
Checks drawn on thin Bank are
ipayablc through the
Clearing House and are not sub-
ject to Collection charges.
W
canteen raoul‘nao room.
John E. Fuller. Bridge Super-vim of
Consolidated Road. Victim oi Dianna.
, John K. Fuller. supervisor or bridgea
tor the consolidated road in very low
in New York. am: i‘ is feared his death
in near at‘hand.
. Bridgeport and parliament! an opera-
tion. (honor of zip mouth had literal»
oped. Dr. Baker planned the tamer.
but at the same- llme told Ir. Puller
the case was armies and that he Bad
livelier go to New York {or forthri-
treatment. Mr. Filler has never need
memo or stimulation so the iormaiiun
oi the cancer can l-e attributed to the
the “mono.
and la alrrwly rapping away theme at
was: at one time a prisoner on board
an English man of war. Mrs. Wyllyss
is in very indigent circumstances. havr
lag only a hall interest in a sterile and
unproductive farm in East Glaston-
bury. Her petition for a pension is
supported by the ailidavita of Hon.
John it. Book. or Hartford. who is
E. Fourteenth Connecticut Volunteers.
to $50 per month instead of the pension
he is now receiving.
Senator Hurley also presented peti-
tions from citizens of Black Rock and
William E. Williams. Assistant Bridgeport. and from the Connecticut
hits. of Hartford. regarding anappro—
nriation of $4,000,000 for ordnance in
the navy. Mr. Sherry presented the
resolutions oi’ the Hartford Central La-
bor Union, iavorinz the buildlniz of
,warahipa in our navy yards. and also
lone from the Meriden Central Labor
New York L'nion. tailoring the eight hour law. in
the Senate. Senator Plait introduced a
petition from the Machinlsis' Union. of
New motion. in favor of building war-
ahlpe in our navy yards. Also one
from the Central Labor iTnion oi Meri-
dcn. favoring the elem-hour law.
Patrick Henry O'F'arrell, who has
been for the lat lewynre annotated
in the practice oi law. with. his father.
Captain Patrick O’F‘arnel. iormerly or
Hartdord. troow national. rumor or the
Noriollr boat. which piles between thia
city and Norioik. -
The armour-d reception at the White
Home was held. last night. and area a
ed with their (smitten. oum Conner-
flout people were prenant..amon: them
brine airs. E. 3. Bone and Jilin: Boas. of
Willimnntir,
The tori-aided! has been invited to at-
tend the annual dinner of the Boston
Yale Alumni Aaeoclaiion. to be held
some time next month. but era-z oblig-
ed to decline.
hire. it. 1. lilil and lites Hill rweived
at the Cochran. yesterday afternoon.
F. W. Lathm. of Bridxmrt. is rog-
ietered at the New Willard.
BOHAPARTEB. OF TODAY.
Suite, jacket lino quality, sateen lined:
skirt dounce. tailctn. ellll trimmed. sale
price, 87.49.
Women's Blue Serge Suits. jacket
double breasted. slik lined. latest
23330.12 skirt; a bargain, reduced to
:Iepmwd all wool material, sale price,
5. 8.
, Women’s Bl'lck Beaver Cloth Cam.
iailcy trimmed, natin lined, sale price,
$6.49.
Women’e Superior All Wool Cloth
Capes, heavy satin lined, good value
l' mm
1
Men’s. Youibs’
iiOli have saved.
r
.wu..:;z.-<L- wuewuamex- A _ . ..
Clothing Sale
and Furnishings being sold record-
less ol their oriuinal cost.
can find some suits here uou and i
llOlliS will be proud to wear. and
faction of thinking of how much fl
Francis 8: Co.
F . Nor-walk.
fl... b~
and Bous’ Suits
You
Norwalk Chronicler