.‘New Haven men killed 11 11-
hot wily the other day I
8rd. 1 1 1+.
. 1 . W5" 1 ‘ ‘r r
..n'tinmu backward from 11 1110ink
1)
, ow Splint
Theuilies oI the stats are slow~
«oxidant-sly growing. ‘. ‘~
~~l~lewj Haven young man .Iataily
‘lmselt because he could not pass
lice examination to Yale.
for learning is unique and
during the present year. 'jny go-
to the business extensively 11nd
,b' easy to have a constant supply ade-
quite to all wants.
Two Germans have discovered a 18131
_ by which they can hear plants
*3 W. In the apparatus the growing
I is connected with a disk. having
its center an indicator which moves
08ny and regularly and this on a
are fifty times magnified denotes the
s and growth. Both disk and
11111:: with an electric hammer.
8 electric current being interrupted
' each of the divided interstices of the
lair, the growth of the plant is as
orceptible to the car as to the eye“
11111011113 Ecanlon has an anticle in
, he Outlook on the public’ 3 responsibil-
guy for appalling public disasters. "Are
1- these enormous losses 0! life and prop-
, erty preventable?" he asks; and this
"is his reply: ‘ "1 answer unhositatlngly
1-yos. as regards the great bulk at
them. It is all "is question or learning
211111 lesion which; they teach. Back or
2511111101111 hoods, Chicago tires, 810.
cum horrors. and railroad sluughters
£58118 Is, it we look Iar enough; first
dividnal culpability. and it we enum-
till the bundle contributory caus-
we 'shell have sufficiently accounted
the evjcnt viith'out calling in the aid
, the blasphemous verdict that the
‘ 11:18:; the 'act of Cod.’ as In so Ire-
‘g entiy done. The habit oI confound-
what the Deity permits With what
wills is a very common-error."
‘ fin looks as it there. would be 110 up-
oprlation for rivers and harbors at
8 present session oI Congress and a
1 deal of Work already begun will
a to be suspended Ior a your or
re. Wherever the appropriation .111
the end of It, but there ate many
" 868a whole that state 8111:1111 does
exist and where work suspended
yoar‘or soon: be materially en-
. gored by the long interval.1Brldge-
t‘ villi stiller less than some other
is. us the appropriation for work
1111111111111 munhgem‘ont o! it has con-
; ii ' iii the model) that it may outlast
‘1‘: verloti oi no nppropriation and so
, the completion ot- the work begun
nib
Muhnokedlio.
Toiephon 898.
richer by halt 11 mils
11:1 doilars {in buildings put up last,
high risre metal. and when brought ~'
made holds out. work can go on.
was largo and, we understand.
. 0185‘
barbed
1 Wished mu 1: secret ballot: It was ad:
tented indicating almost at the outset
that r. 1311111911” had the situation in
hand according to custom, speaker
Holcomb. oi! the house, presided There
was one absentee In the senate and
11.11... in the house making the total
ballot 24:.
o’clock by a recess to allow the house
to meet which it did simply to vote to
adjourn until today at noon. when the
committee appointments will be arr
bounced. The senate met also and
voted to adjourn until next Tuesday.
The caucus than resumed and process-
{id to a ballot. The result was as fol-
owe:
_. .. The Official Vote.
.The‘vofilclal vote for the “candidates
who .88 tel iowu: :
Bulkcloy. 164
Fehsehdon. 7‘8
M01388!) 8 -
The division of. the vote follows:
The S¢nato~Bulkeley. l6; Fessen
0118.9: iilli,1: McLean.2
The House. ‘ ‘
County Bulkeley. Fesscn
' den.
Hartford; Io -
New Haven. 22 9
New London. 13 10
Falrflel'd. 7 22
Michaela. 17 7
Middlesex. l? 2
Windham. 9 ti
Tolla'nd. 13 8
, The Inn men were: Senator Clark.
oI Winstod. and Representatives
Moore, of New Britain: Gillette. or
Illusion: Osborn. of Norwalk; T111m
{‘1b11li 111111 Coo, of Liiehliold: Tsuuer. of-
Winchester: Scott of Plymouth, and
1811110011.“ Waterbury
The McLean men were: senators
Peck and my Representatives
Blakesle’q‘ rand Marsh, or Waterbury;
111111.111 and Iabéll. monsoon; Culver,
of Beacon i‘slls. 8111111111111»: 01
Thompson.
A‘hsen‘tees were Senator Whitney, or
'NeW H v,en and Representatives Fran-
sis, of ewingion.lmw1ence of Cole
hmok and Pierce, 0:" IIarwlnton.
Feuenden'a Speech
Immediately upon tho announcement
'1! the‘ vote and the declaration of the
speaker that Mr Bulkcley had been
nominated, the chamber rang with
"beers which were taken 11p through
out the corridors Senator ii‘essen-
ien. rising in his seat moved that the1
humiliation of Cov.B11lkoley be made
upon mous It was a comet: that held
its attention of every member so that
the silliness was almost impressive.
He spoke with a great deal of feeling.
saying: "I trust you will bear with
me for 11‘ moment while I express my
1ppruelntlon ol' the loyalty or the sen
store and representatives in this as-
scinhly,n11d to those others outside
this body who have favored my candl
dncy. I stand here as a member of
he crand old Republican party or
Connecticut 1 wish at this time to
express further my appreciation of the
loyalty and steadfastness or my
Irldhds within that party. The con-
sclousuose that I have had their loyal.
and Ilcvomd support is to me the great.
est source of pride and satlslnption in
be yours that are to come. For the ‘
nominee of this caucus I can only say
that he needs no words oi praise trout
me in this great representative can
one
The Caucus Is Over.
«I the stand old party which I loves
agree is the greatest this country over
1111111.! can say with that great soldier
‘eader. Grant. ‘1!“ us have pecee' 1
"The distinguished gentleman whom
1ou have nominated I01 the ethos of
In all these i have never :lost his
friendship. Tonight all differences be
tween us are at an end. Mr. Speaker.
I'move that the nomination be unsnl
mono!“
The speech was Iollowml by author!
astlc cheering. mold which the spook-
er declared that the nomination of
Morgan
Sanctum Foosondon nntl Paige [were
appointed .to‘brlng the nominee bolero
the caucus.
Bulkoloy'a Speech.
During the short interval which on
sued the crowd ouiflldn was admitted
to the door and gallery. Mr. Bulkole
was unsorted to the spooked» lieu
amid enthusiasm, the entire unseemly
lining. Three cheers were given led
by Senator Fausenden. who introduced
"The next mentor from Connecticut."
Mr. Bulkeley sold in reply to the greet-
"Ite tibllcanu of the general assent:
bly :1 Connecticut. I can only say to
you that i thank you for Ibis relieved
merit or confidence of the republican
potty. i sincerely hope that the gen»
1.1111 assembly on Tuesday. next. Will
811111111111 your actwlon ”
The caucus thou mllourntul at 6115
111111 the members died by Mr. Eulkoloy
liltijfiihwk him by the hand. 1
, , ‘l‘ilooo Loads Oil.
The house wail called to order 111111
' adjourned immediately until 12 o'clock
The caucus 1.1111111111111111 11:.
Representative Timon. oi New
. moved the: the 8811888 roused
ll indentation
no thath e
Ito norm or a dire
111 11111 1111111111: oi any: cahdidatoo
1' he 11818111111111 In the cou-
i 'i‘iimu. 111 ”913': 1111111111111
today.
10
The caucus was Interrupted at I trust “‘8 990919"
3111th issued, .
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111’ rniug the result or 1.118
Hartford caucus: ’
'1 "it merits the lowest ebb of Corinne
tlcut politics within the memory oi
mun. Therefore. we look now tor the
turn of the tide and the flood The
bottom has been removed. so that all
who have eyes can sec. The moral pro-
teat throughout the state will encour-
age clean. fearless young men to leave
the political oamp- -Iollower11 behind
them to tally around our honorable
standards and to become lenders who
l 1 *, FEMININE TOPICS.
Clean, or have cleaned. your. kill
gloves before they are very badly
aoiled.F1eouent cleanings keep the
gloves looking better more of the time
and they are more easily cleaned
A block OI ice cream is very pretty1
decorated with the candy flowers. The
blossoms should be laid about on the
plate and over the cream no (me would
garnish :1 plate at cold meat
0 So many really line bn1gal11a In
”soles" that one is tempted to buy
enough to last until next you: at this
time.
A substitute for the familiar bond-
lugs with which corset covers are us-
ually finished at the top are the in-
serilons of pretty floral designs. These
insertions are used double, the two
pieces being sewn on at the same time
and than a ribbon the width or the in.
scrtlon is run in between them.
bringing out the design with tar softer
effect than where the plain ribbon con
stuntly breaks into the line as it does
intbeodlng where it is woven in. and
on
The opening puragrnph of an editor-
Inl in Harper‘s Bazar on playing cards
in the morning should set some worn
on to thinking: "No woman of my
acquaintance plnvn budge Ior money "
remarked n woman in one or out
tilhnllei cities the other day, “unless
you consider that time is money. II
it is. then the losses at canls. in social
circles hole are great enough to shock
any -.1norullsl i remember when it
was usual to play cards only in the
etchings. The whist erase brought
the afternoons into play. literally and
now the morning, twice a Week. is
common for bridge ‘toams' to choose.
Women of course. are the leisure
class in America but what would be
thought of a business man who left
his oilice twice :1 week for the whole
morning to play bridge. or had friends
in to pint with him there? And lI
our homes me not our business. what
is?"
expected
EPWORTH LEAGUE UNION.
The bl- monthly meeting or the Nor-
wnlk Epworth League Union will be
held at the. East Norawilt Methodist
Church, next Friday evening. This
Union includes some nine churches in
this vicinity and large delegations are
The League oi? the East.
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
will be the host of the Union. 11 very
Interesting order at exercises is pro
vided and reIre'shments will he served.
1 lug.‘
"No matter what has been said or went ”all
done, lot 1111 all be friends for the sake the pros mptioni
G. Bulkeley was unanimotm.‘ ' '
i
unruly. oI
1' Emil”:
1 i Fifi
'l 1::
The address at the evening will be de—
livered by the Rev. Dr. Charles W.
McCormick. pastor of the First Metho-
dist Church. of IIartIord. Mr Mo
Comiiok was at one time president or
Centenary Collegiate institute. or
Hackettstown. N. .I and is well dual
tiled in interest young people. He Is
an able speaker. “
Kitty-“Hnrry proposed loot oven-
NettlemWeai"
Kitty—~“And l was awlully mad with
him. too. He. actually had the engage-
ciu his pocket! Just think of
II I hadn't already
said yes, and it the ring hadn't been a
party which all of us. i believe. will daisy. i don't believe I’d accepted
him "-~i:loston Transcript
"And how about your church debt?"
"0h we‘ie not worrying about that
0111- pastor. the Rev.Go‘otz1norgon, is
United States senator l have had the 1 going to have the olllalal board term 11
honor to inset in many contents and:
company. take over the church. and
tiensiorm the indebtedness into prefer—
red stock'.‘ “Would that be a Chrlre
lion operation?" "Well, in speaking
oI it he doesnt use just that expres~
hion. lie culls It “applying the high-
er '.ilnanco."—.Iu1ige
«vs-«u;
Notice;
Building- ‘Line.
Notice is hereby given to every pur-
ooh whose land is cheated by the on
tablishincnt or designation pl it build-
ing line on land adjoining Chestnut
street Iron: Monroe to Concord street.
South Main otroctl’rom WWaahlngwu
to Meadow street. Woodward avenue
from South Main street to the city
line and Hartford Place In this city.
111111 11 meeting 111 1111: 13111111111 or on:
city will be held lit tthounoll Chou:-
her on Monday January 28. 1808. at 8
o'clock p. 111.. when said Council will
hear 11b notions his such building lino.
and wll also! hear all parties Inter:
smell in relation to the acceptance of
the report in whole or in port. oi its
committee a ubointod to establish or
rd to buy modincutlon or change
oI sold to rt. 1
11111“: Isle owing In: the building 1111‘
coiiiitnltAiegn in or by its report store»
1111: 11' :1 boundary lines onbotii
' , 'stroo’u i
any. serum: or person“ Iron:
heliuu or vein ohmdllit
11 i
craves:- are obtainable now at {he
designate ouch building line. and 111- ‘
as designated 11:1 established by said 1
be life no: Molt oil thodolitr‘A _
WK: DHNIUIIY' :3
181131111" had“.
sought thorax-mayo «to the ”new!
purpose oi giving him 811””? boil
.timonial‘. that he had: used Lino‘nlhe
with great ounces 11nd Willi mom
1111111111113 it every who're he went. Two
years 8'89 he was down sick with brou- ‘
chills (which com 11an be 1111 alwals
buttered from) w on his physician
put him on Libertine.
was no quick and thorough that be
was pleased beyond measure. and had
been sounding Linonlnee praises ever
since. Mr Plunl‘tctt related several
instances at where Linonine had one
ed acquaintances oI settled coughs and
lung dlmcultlss and mentioned one
case where a particular friend of his,
a Pennsylvania manuracturer. had
been cured or consumption by bino-
nine. Mr. Plunkett concluded his
pleasant visit by handing the (111- may
or this written statement:
”Linonine cured mo ot chronic bi'Olh
ohltis oI long standing.1 I have not
bad’a return of the cough in two years
and never expect to be troubled with
it again, I011 I continue to take Lino
nine as aflrovontativo. I earnestly
advise people who are subject to
coughs and colds to use Iiinonlne, for
i am positive It will cure them of all
consumptive twdenclea.-1‘- Jerome
Plunkett 182 Gteouwich avenue. New
York city " ‘1
At all drug stores~25o. 501:. I).
W
Preferred Currency ~“Shc ought to
have married that Iello‘w, he has a
heart of gold. "
“Yes but she sidetracked him (or
a man with a roll oI the long green."-—-
Houston Post.
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.uaav 9.
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. , . ‘
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Presents Harry B. Smith's, Dollgbttul
Musical Com‘edy ,.
The Liberty Belles
Absolutely the Original New York
Production
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THE RADIUM BALLET
A 810.000 CREATION.
PRICES—25c. 50c and 750.
beats on sale: Monday. Jan. 18th.
proouo.
Evenings,
Motlneco,
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' TIME—"- 71181.8.
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limit. 11: at. 1: :‘.1111.101 11311. 1121111. ii: :1.
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shoving.
08' 1 7: {0,
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Hi1: recoveii' -
mill
arid but the neighbors don't tell:
thorn. hence they are never
boo, d 0:
mm ‘5 8 male in the world 1111:, ~ .160“ ‘““a“cz sa\% 1
1mm man. even when they are so 1: . . ; ‘ .
11101111 and ignorant 111111 they 11111111 , E 1 1; 1.
Winter Coats.
know th e mooning hi it protons a
lube for art.
No one has as yet been able to
prove that a college education ever
spoiled any man who Would have been
great withoutt it. .1,
\ e have been unusually busy in our Coat and Suit D1:
pertinent during the past week. l‘hcrc yet remains a few good
things for the late coxners.W1ntcr has but just begun; plenty
iy of time for Winter Gargcnts.1\ good time now to buy
The Beston Store's prices me notably attractive. We men.
t1on only a few of the bargains:
one at the greatest myoterios ot
the age is whore the chorus girls all= ‘
come from .-~Chicago Record Herald
.None or us hear us much silly tell: as
a bartender.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
and Iroublo
It you tend to that Holiday Cold be
Iore it 1:81.113 a firm hold on you. A
box or A. B. Capsules. taken as
soon as the cold shows itself will save
you Irom serious sickness. We also
have the best and most effective Cough
Medicines.
The leitfuss Pharmacy.
‘8 NO. MAIN 811. 80. NORWALK. .
mm“... “W
5
Winter Coats that were up to 6 7. so, at 6 5.00.
Winter Coats that were up to $18.50. at 6- 7. so. -
Winter Coats that were up to $18 on, at $19 no.
Winter Coats (Children' s). 4 to 14 yrs., were 66. at $3. 98.
Winter Coats (Children' s), 4 to 14 yrs.. were 68. 50 and
$19. so, at $6. 50.
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1905
ii Th' ’ M' d
9111 13111 Ill
that we sell Wall Papers, Crockery. ‘
Glassware. Lamps. Chimneys and
Burners. Shelf Paper. Window Shades,
Comics Poles, Curtain Rods. Ready j
1111111111 Paints, Window Glass, Enamels,
Steins nnd Varnishée. Paint and Ar-
tists' Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racks, Framed Pictures. Photo
Frames. Stepladders. Chair Steplad. *
dsrs, Artists' Materials for Oil. Water,
Charcoal and Crayon Work.
SPECIAL IN SILK WAISTS.
Silk Waists of best quality Taffeta. Peau de C'ygne and
Peau dc Sole; newest models, strictly high classiBlack. Brown,
Light Blue. Navy and White. all sizes; real value $5.00; for
$3198-
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Gilt Clocks.
Cut Glass. .
at A. W. AUSTIN’ S.
We do a general Painting. Paper 40 Wall 3“,“.
Hanging and Decorating business.
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Norwalk. Conn. .
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To order
Picture Frames and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business,
We 11.111111: Prices to Suit the People
Respectruily, Armour'a berm Home. per lb. [we 5 lbs Prunes 26c
, Nice. Tender Shoulders, per 1b.. 8ci3 lbs. Prunes, 26c
1. - 1 “ Ready Bits per pkg. 1011‘ 2 lbs. Peaches, : 250
‘ 3 pkgs Pancake Flour. 26c 3 jars Jam. assorted. , 25::
2 pkgs. Ralston Breakfast Food, use 3 glasses Jelly. 26::
2 cans Health Brand 'Peas. 250 Heinz Apple Butter. 2 lbs. 25c
3 cans Early June Peas, 25c 4 lbs Bulk Mincemeat. 25c
. .. . 1 1 ‘ 1 Assortment of Fancy Celery. Oran gos, Grapes, etc
’.Apples Baldwins and Greenings‘. per pk .................... 25c and 3511
Tube Rose Flour, per bag ........................................... 791.1
UNITED cnocsn 7 ca.
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teller” Brand—which. without doubt, is the finestartlclc to wash in
hard or soft water. You can throw away the Washboard and your
work will be easy—your clothes white as wool. We are giving away
samples. so you can be the judge. Your neighbors say it is the best
goods they have had. 5:: cake. or 6 cakes for 25¢. Buy one take and '1:
then tell us and your neighbors jurt what it is. We recommend it -
in the strongest terms. .
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ways oxooilont. full measure and wile lit. up deception 117 any kind tolerated. :
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