momma butter made.
aw h Consolidated .Road Lost the
, Earle. Jr.. must be given the
of bringing the Lehigh Coal
2.1111 Navigation Company in a light
nifi‘r9 prominent than it over before oo-
9 Was 11111.1 by the president of
. mossy whether he could gather
111119111111- a majority of the stock pre
watery to its sale of the New York
ew Haven and Hartford 111111 at. at
least $125 a share. ~
' He thought he could and did recelv i
in: what can properly be called prox-
has for over 250. 000 shares of the
stock
‘ .The deal depended upon his acquire-
‘9 meat of a majority interest The goods
were ready to be deli,vered but the
purchaser had been “called off.” and
‘ the transaction fell thrown—tempora-
The subsequent steps—~the formation
of a voting trust, to protect the stock
..from being sold at a price for below
its intrinsic value—are of too rec out
occurrence to bear repetition here it
may be advisable however to give.
the present status of the situation in
brief.
9 The voting trust plan is a sucreSs
more than enough stook having been‘f'
11 'ed 'lred to make it so More important
19 .8 ill is thn probab‘o early sale of the
‘ property. Such sale may. be made be
fore the owimtion of M1 Ear-111's 911'
iudorlly of the stock. or it
_ may be ay you a little while longer
But the. prediction is made in influen
:t‘. al circles that one of the feat ures of
the new year will he the sale of the
property to other interests now invea
ligating its condition, or to what is
known as the "anthracite combine."
1
GREATLY IN DEMAND.
> Nothing is more in demand than. a
medicine “which meets modern re
quirements for a blood and system
cleansers such as Dr. King's New
Life Pills. They are. lost what you
. need to cure stomach and liver trou-
bles. Try them. At F H. Baxter" a
. Drug Store, 25c, guaranteed
pARTENDER BOUND OVER.
WATERBURY Jan. IS.——Thom
Mooney. who was arrested charged
with shbotin James Dunn in a saloon.1,
was bound over in $1. 000 bonds for
the Superior Court today No testim 1
0117 was offered by the defense. The
charge strainer hi hi i assault with in
tent to murder. Dan '3 audition was
fairly comfortable today and he was
thought to have a good chance for.
recovery.
l
glues Cold in One Night.
mfimgrmmmm
nous. iimy Fever or Money lie
mouse
ieuect upon shipping about this port
jhaa yet been armed at
Drua Store.
lead to Cure Any Cough. 251:
11 Radical Curator Bronchitis. 50c
‘ 11111111011111. in a Few Minutes.
@8019 Throat and liberated Ionolls. .
11111911111111 Cure for. Quick Consumption. .
ills s‘iCalarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
W m 50099$i1090 ‘9
Only Thing on Earth That-Cures Asthma.
11111.11 '
TROLLEY ROADGBURIED OUT OF
NEW LONDON Jan. E1.~Piled high
wit snow drif s the rails or the Grot
LPHIA1rPa., 33,19 59.40 on tonington trolley road were buried
out of sight on the flat 11111111111 near
Popuonock. resulting in an effectual
tieup of the road: which has been run.
ninr 0911' y a few weeks between Grotou
and Mystic. The oonipany was one ‘
his to cope with condiions.bcin1;r;
without snow plow because of thoI
lrrapufacturcr' of this necessary piece '
of machinery had failed to deliver it
on time Tire blah wind had little
all local craft being anchored snugly
in the harbor. The Norwich liner
Chester W. Cbapln made the trip from
New York and arrived on time. One
fatality due to the slippery condition
of the surface was recorded in the lo
cal railroad yard. Timothy Foley
aged 27 a yard bralteman 11111111111113
he .11 as about to board 11 moving train;
an be was ground to don h beneath
the cars in the sivht of 50 persons
gathered at the passenger station
1
HOW To AVOID PNEUMONIA
We have never heard of a single in
stance of a cold instilling in Puoumn
nle. or other lung trouble when Foley"
Honey and Tar has been taken. it not
only stops tho courlr but heals and
strengthens the lungs. Ask for he-
oys Honey and Tar-D and refuse any
substitute nffclmcd ..C J Bishop.
ofAcrrrxru Mir-11.. writes: “i have 111.
cd b‘oici' s lloucy and Tar in tilt-er
rerr some 1 :41 1's of 11111 myopia with
.0111 results in every case." Sold at
Plalsted's Drug Store. ”
DISCUSSING J'S‘WJQSH SETTLE-
VIENNA Jan. 5.—-—'l‘he conference of
the Zionist committee on the pr 1p '11311
Jewish settlement in British E11111 Al
rim. is prpcoezllm 11111-11 No dual s on
if i. p' obubic
that the international zlon' st comre s.
to be held later in the your will decide
the settlement (1' mall 11 after the c .111. 1
mittce of investigation now in Usuhdul
reports on the sub: out.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley it (30.. Chicago. originated
silonoy and Tar as a throat and 111111.,
remedy. and on account of the greati
merit and popularity of Foley' 3 Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
tor the genuine. Ask for 110! c.» 11
Honey and Tar and refuse any s'ubsti
lute offered as no other preparation
will dive the some satisfaction. it is
mildly laxative it contains no on-
Intos and is safest for children and
delicate persons. Sold at Plaiatody
l
l
. ford Pharmacy.
aaAkaMAN Howeo 1111111. A
With One L09 Cut Off He Laughed
and Jokcd With Fellows.
LAKEVILLE. Jan. huWhiIe the
8:13 passenger train on the Central
New England Railroad was switchinz
cars at the state line yesterday. James
Dooley,a aronr 11111111111111. on the train
was run over and one ler taken off
lie was otherwise badly bruised.
It is thought that the engineer. In
the face of a hiludiru: snow etor n1 (“3
not see the hrakernan. who was throw
ing a switch 111 the roar of the train
it; was an hour and a half before th.h
injured 11am rec elvcd medical atten
11011 111111 duriuz that time he showed
unusual grit. talking and ioklnr With
his fellow employec during the entire
trip from state line to this place. At
'ter receiving attention here he was
taken to the Whirled Hosop ital '
Dooley is only 21- years Old and is
unmarried. Ills home‘ is in i’l’lnated
W
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
flu Kind 1111 21111111111 Bought
Boers the 9
4m
Signature of
~i»_.~-‘.a... ...—......”
FOUR RUNAWAVS.
Walked from the Hudson River to
Danbur‘y.
DANBUR’) Jun 5. —« Four run
away boys claiming: to have come
from \\ atorbury entered the police
Furl'ou hm'r' tonight and begged in
food and shelter. They pave. the‘
1111111111 no Frank Bowling, aged 13;
Joseph Fisher iii: Seth Booth 11.1
and James Flynn. 12. 111111 111151 1‘1"
.1 cv run away as for as the Hudson
r'iier, when they decided that 1.ch
has ~eeu enmr'rh of the world and
~“11111111111 to return When they reach
ed this place the hoys were 11111
exhausted and frozen haying walked
the way from the Hudson All
were scantily clad.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
All coughs colds and pulmonary
complaints that are curable are quick.
iy cured by One Minute Cough Ours.
Clears the phlegm drawa out inflam
oration and heals and soothes the at
fooled parts. strengthens the lungs
wards off pneumonia. Harmless and
u‘onsnnt to take. Sold by The Clif-
0O
MRI I! I.
rmmmmammmmm rim. '
Mllpotloa 111111 Milli-o
m
‘ ' .db‘loctions.
. 111111111 1111
. So. Non.
1'9 quitelwflllus1
ect 1111111 no furthered
y . 9.
1.1111191 hoinstlnotofseif pres ration
We are no (it outta 11.11.1111
. him)! all! (3
.ed by the consolidated}: iorsorsmrgutoiw
polity; 101-1tha't 11111111. ofurlb
we hav moat decided and supohtlile
Uutll‘wé read
too who are to dine t‘
share in the imitation of . commie
~tee’ who are to 1111111111111 1111. sentiments
‘with which we are to be served up at
the common table... 1
in conclusion alto me to say that
In the fore-going 1 9a expressed my
individual pentlme‘n 't I 11111 quite
sure 11111111141. that they" are shared by
a large in only of the people of the
Town of "fig“ ' .
1
~ 1
be at the 1.1.1.1111;
Why? To expr'es hi 1
By a vote for such 10 can rely
men to do 111.111 is hostile fir’otcct the
amounts of South 1111111111.. Why do I
say South N111 wnl Because this is
1111- city. Gut..9lltillll. Cahhftty begins
at home." it is w 111 to protect or
try interest of South Norwuill Fairly
you: my reader, are you willing to
trust the managcm9nt of our vital' in-
turrets to Norwnlli? on you know of
any way to Judge of the future cxrciii
‘w the past? when, where has Nor-
wall: in anythiha. lever, in the lingo
.11 your memory been favorable to our
interests? Can you believe that might
but 5111-. ntercst now moves her? Dent
on think there is "a duty chap" in
the wood pile? Come now. are you
partnered that the "leper has changed
her spots"? iou should fear the
Greeks ertn bearing giftsmhel usual
nominee Do you out 11111111 new fre-
iueutly she has broken her pledges?
it may he to your 11111111111111. now "to
look a gift horse in the mouth. "
Have you any doubt am the center
~the hub of our town-«the place to
which Norwalh‘crs. back country and
'11 alike must 11111111 is the South Nor-
vnlk railway, station? Do 1’0.“ beilt'K'
be now High school will be centrally.
located? it ought to be in close pray-
in l) to the railway station near uhere
'Il trolleys curler. is the present Town
Hall central? Could you convince a
Noi'mrilrer it is until. Hale you looked
11 or names of the "site" subdiv’ .slou .i
he f‘hlo'sn High School Committee? Do
«u 111.1111 who appointed that high
School committee. Do you know why?
Has any South Noi'vrallc meeting ever
voted for a member thereof? '-
“0111' local interests.“ Our district
In m‘ass meeting named Its school
building committee at South Norwalk
\ir. Taxpayer. did you vote to have
President Keith of Winnipauk compo-
tcnt man RI he is. select for you a
:ommlttoe to chooses site for your
High school? When there was a chance
tosbow fairness, whywsa not South
Norwulk fairly trusted? Have they so
long "bosecd" 11:4 and managed things
had all the paying offices: selectmen.
own clerk. tax collector. school board
majority purchasing. agent,‘ least oi
Town Hall etc. tlistrhey really believe
us incompetent and to save as from
ruin, must consolidate to run our wa-
ter works. electric plant. our schools
and every interest dear to us? Attend
the meeting Saturday. '
ONE LOOKING/FUR "JUSTICE."
WHAT WILL NORWALK GAIN?
Not Believed That She Will Benefit
by Consolidation.
I take thaliberty ofll'ddrosslils ii"?
public through your columns on a
phase of the present difficulties which
seems to how, escaped even the keen
£011: lemon who have at such great and
pouslbly tiresome length already dis-
sed the case While some ‘of the
nth ements on both sides have been
could not accent I do he
lists that the interests of the resi
dents of the City of Norwuik do not
.0111 in consrflidatlon;
l have carefully looked up the mat.
tor of" the growth of the two cities as
night.
: shown by the census of 1900 as corn:
pared wilh the census of 18130. _
Here are the iiini'res: ’ “
1880 1900 Gala boss R10 .
11387 11125 2112 4| 25
4807 13591 17811 ‘1 87.11
Should thorn he a similar change
3% $5 $111: decade 11.11.1111 11111111111111
111111111111,
our
'91 1150 mil NO
{to v.‘ilfig§9f
9912;!) Wu . _ 1
“1113.531 it
lull out dl ..
' do bowl 9
it which
ly 1111th home at
l
' th 513 a 1:11.91
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9111111 1111 will he continued and perpet-
‘ on
111113 1151111111
- rescues
er‘fiiwfll‘lpb at oohditlb‘
such It .
‘ is
my the 11111111111111.1111... ltl.
lbopo. howsror. that ‘
on wliltnakot it a. point
do a lift a. hello
‘91 hall South Newark
9 So
lull l) . .
alder your layitu 11 " " .’
9 . ‘ Yours! truly.
;. .‘ 1 .9 __ HOWE qty“
ONLY CURB. FDR .PYSPEPSIA.
bet. 1111111:
and belching. i tried "everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped the
1111111 1 took Brazilian Balm and One 50
cent ha 119 cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaistod 11‘. it Be:
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy: "
' '- POPU hAR AMUSEMENTB.
DORA” THORNE.
No play of recent years has attract-
or! be much attention. and is beinis
strongly patronized by the public ev-
erywhere. thin that of "Dora Thorpe"
section of the country with the most
gratifying multa. Critics are unani
mans In their praise of "Doro Theme."
and Its supporting cast so our amuse.
inept lovers may 1001: forward to an
enjoyable alteration and evening at
Hoyt’s Theatre Saturday. -
amp 1111 nounhrrc more
The talented remantic 1111111 Daniel
Ryan. supported by. his own company.
will bpcn a weeks engagement at
Hoyle Theatre. Monday err. oping, with
the new. rebounds comedy drama. "The
iy. 91111111111111... with iclever turns of
phrase 300d sayings and wit. it .is
exceedingly 1.911111111111111; and the dainty
love story that forms part of its pi‘ol
relieves the more serious parts. The
whole production was built absolu ai'
non for the company this season. The
costumes are very elaborate the sten-
er) splendid and the light effects real-
site. The opening Monday. hou evzel
will but serve as an introduction of 1hr
coed things that are to. follow. All of
the 111m are 1111111111 with that careful
attention to detail that chmactorires
the productions of the Ryan comp-any
Tuesday evening. “The Three ‘1" "ke
11ers"; Wednesday matinee. "Lady of
Lyons"; Wednesday evening ”Virgin
i’ue Thursday evening. “Monte
Cristo'.':i1‘riduy owning. a special pro-
duction of 'Whlarbeth‘fi Saturday af-
11111111111. “The Fatal Wedding"; Sat.-
urdny night. "O'Brien the Contractor,"
HOV T'S THE ATRE TOMORROW
$1.-
The Twin City Dramatic Club will
hold the boards at Hoyt’s Theatre on
Friday night, when they w.ll present
“Kathleen Mavourneoni’. for the benefit
of St. Joseph's Church. and we wish
to impress upon your minds that 11
will be a performance which will be re-
mornbered by all who are fortunate en-
ough to see it. No trouble has been
roared, citberby the management or
the club, to make this a grand success.
and seeing that a big house was as-
expcnsc Miss Eva E9 Collins.9 the cetfi‘
brated banloist who 1111'. played in all
the‘ large vaudeville 1111111119111. to 5 ve her
101 during the imrformauce. Do not
wait until the last. moment to secure
your seats. and be sorry for doing so
Specialties will be introduced between
the acts, and you will hate an evening
without any of the tedious 1119111.. Whicl
usually occur The specialties will In-
elude Miss Hartline M83, Cahlil. Mr
ey. Mr. Driseoll. Barry Scanion
1111.11 Eva 1!: Collins, The play
wnil. be properly costumed; the outfits
having suited today from New York
and, will be the finest ever seen in. The
Norwullrs at any 91.111101111111119.
W—
ANOTHER GOOSQMAN GONE
He neglected to with Foley 3 1(1an
Cure at the first signs of Kidney trou~
bio, hoping it. Would Wear away. and
he was soon 11. 1111111111 of Bright's. Dia-
ease.1Thci'e 111.111.115.119 in d 113'. ”int
if Foley's Kidney Care is to on 'at
«are the symptoms will disappear, the
kidney. are stranxlfiened and you are
soon sound and we
1101111111111... ind. 11.11 to {out
1111111111.;911111111 In the high
severe backache and pains inh l“tho
1111111111.. and was cured by Foley’ 11 Kid-
ton‘l o
away "
at 11.111111.
we ‘ .
girls more then 11611”; ., .
law-1110
Mrs. Franklin 1111.11.11: New! Castle :
l'I suffered for yelirs with .
dytpebpsln. used to have great distress .
which is now bdlnjmlayod through" this 1'1
Mad lithe." a charming play that fali— .
lured. the club secured at additional
A. 11.13 are, of
nay ,Curo. Sold at Plulstod’s Dru: .
Store! ‘ 1113 .11: l. 11 .‘t .
Mm 11111111111 11151101117213.
9 dawn-wthc prices
actually out in half. y . 91 1 1 .
Nun's Veili‘ng m cuiors, 111111111111 mid,‘ l11111« .
Scotch Fianucls, which set all 1111 w are excellent
wash fabrics. A lot of Fiona .1 and Granite Cloths
which were $2 50, now $1. 51:1. »
A 1111.11.11 assortment which ranged 111 price from $2. 75
to $4. 00 to close out at $2 50.11 1
A small lot of higher priced Wmisis, Cashirncre and:
Alliances with other light weight wool fabrics at tempt-11
ing reductions.
Chfldren s Bonnets and Caps
All Sample Bonnets left in stock are marked to close“
out. ‘ ‘ ‘ i
Whith Kid Automobile Bennet formerly, fl, now $5
White Dutch Bonnet, io rmeriy. $4.50, Now $3.03
White Bearskin Poke, formerly $4. so, new $300
White Beugaiinc trimmed with Ermine} heads, Was
$5- 75. now $3 98
Pink Purine Vcltct‘ with rosebuds. was $5. 75,” now
$3 98-
$ Red Ottoman Silk edged with Beaver, wins $3 50, now '
, 25o
Dress Tnmmmgs
bargains can be picked up in Braids,
rasscmcntcrics. Also Pendants and Frogs
Very choir.
Gallooris and
of fine quality. ‘ , ..
' Lace Boleros and Collar. letted Boleros ': d beauti-
ful Garnitu’rcs all at sale irlces
Lhcc and Ernbroidcre Sch 1 rantings at half price.
Lace Nets for gowns worth $1 00 a yard at 50c.
‘ Upholstery Store Bargains.
Silkolincs and Cretonnes worth 12 1- -2 to 151:, at 7c.
An odd lot of Opaque and Holland Window Shades
worth from 50c to $100 for 25¢.
Novelty Sash Nets worth 25c, now 12 1-20.
Remnants Furniture Coverings at sale prices.
Figured Silks worth 58¢ a yard for 35¢.
Sofa Pillows, were 50c now 25c. . ‘ 1 . I
were $148 now 75c
- were $600. new $2..98
An odd lot of Tapestry and V elonr Portieres at spe-
cial prices.
I
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in:
The D. M. Read: C09.
’ Now that the Holidays are Over We will
Sales. This week our specialty in
F'U'It Boas AND MUr'F's.
relumc our Weekly Bargain
FRENCH GONEY BOAB. lSAgL OPOBSUM. _ .
76c... ..... were........ 93119 32.50 ..... ..wlyn.......sa.49
$1.00........wero... ..... $1.49 $3.75 ....... war........05.0'o
$1.25 ... . . were ”.../... $1.981 $5.00 ...... were ...... [96.998
41.9501...” ..wbro"........‘02.49' com. wm .......c99.7.oa1
$2.50...“ ..wore........$39.‘49 $8.00. ..... .wew.......fl°ils'-
$3.50 were $49.49 $10.00....... were .. 214.998
‘ Other kind: in phoportlon. I
muses. cartoacm' sets.
$1.60........wufs..1.....$2.49 31.00... ...wer’o......9..'11.50
$2.50 were 03.98 81150 were .......
. $2.25
$3.75 wore“........ $5.00
Gilead!" at the, .111... 26c. ‘ ,‘
All Framed Picture- at greatly reduced prim. ‘ '
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