3 ., valsJu the MteIiaaippt walleye 'l-‘ne
yr‘fatro
rand
turned to her home in Wilton.
«e
' Iuiiea. thiuII wore in New York during
Norwtl lid spent Sunday with frienda
Axum or tuna Katie Schmedes I2 South
'apent Sunday with her parents. Protes~
Tupsday. The diaturbance 1. pass
adv; otter this vicinity yesterday. inorm
tsp: is new central near Halifax. Novd
tin. Pleasant weather prevails
mortiinat in the central and east.-
sections. Considerable; cloudy
weather with light snow or rain pre-
to paratt'tre is below zero in the oil--
trump. ortbern sections. Conditions
this vicinity fair weather
much change in temperature.
Dontlaa Fowler Post. G A. R... will
hold a regular meeting tonight v
Faleatine Castle, Ancient Order
Kniggta of the Mystic Chain. will meet
3 ,
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“J. J. Gallagher and wife, of South
nEW tpo'rt.
Miss Sadie Clark of Ansonia is the
main street.
Court Manet-homo and P C. Louns
but)! Lodge will hold regular meetings
tomorrow night
‘ Mina Alice Keelot. uho has been
Visiting friends in Westmri. has re~
3"" and Mrs. Lemy Adams. of South
WOT-Walk. Were Sunday guettta or Mr
a...“ Inna. rotor noIIIeI,‘ In Sotilhport.
Miss Edna Wigham of Southpott.
aor and Mrs H B. Wigham in Not;
walla
Our Brothera' Lodge. 1. 0. t). 19., or
Nor’uaIlt, will hold a meeting this
evening at the lodge rooms in Wall
street.
Mina Jennie. Manner. of North Tap
lot nv,onue left for New lurk. this
morning, uheIe she will spend II neck
with friends.
The. Silent IJuehI‘o Club will Ieet
next Wednt-nday evening. With this.
Etta Brundnso of Van Zuut atroet.
East NOI‘“ ally,
The Pine Lodge WlIist (’1th will
meet. tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
J. C. Newklrk- IIt her home in Morgan
strenue. nt 3 o‘clock,
w..-
Misa Edna Seymour and Miss .louio
Pink. of South Noru'nlk. are the.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Penney.
Unborn Place, Southport.
-~-“Cure the rough and save the life.“
llr, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures
cough and colds, down to titerory
verge of consumption. .
A special pension of $30 per month
This been granted by Congress to Mra.
Miro W. 'l‘. (lroebeek. of Norwalk, wi-
dow of Lieutenant Colonel Grosbeck.
A number of Columbiaa and hoe
that Wot-k, pnaavd through
\eetoiduv afternoon. «In
liridgepoit and Hartford
Not-walk
mute for
Heart B. adherent New Cauaan..but
well- knottn in Noru'ailt. having for a
number of years been proprietor of the
Norwalk and South Norwuik t 'omatoeh
limthem' Nothing stoma. in tory sor-
iouaiy III III hbt home.
I‘iio hudeavot Circle of the litnga
ttnuuhteru. of the South Nero dik Con»-
xrvuutioual Church will meet on Wed.
noadny afternoon Ill. 3 o'eiook. at the
home oi MrI-I. Robert Hilcox. 22 High
tati‘uut! South Norwnlk.
itot. Claude Pooh-y. of Normtikwou-
ducted aervieea at ’T’rlnity Epiaeoml
(‘liurrh litoutbtuut. yeatorday. and will
m'mtinuo to do no tint-tore the almonco
of the motor, Itev. Edmund Guilbort.
uho In on a foreign tour. ~ » .
Mounting to the Commercial Iteeoru
lli‘li.‘ were four IIMIII of minimum:
III The Norwuiho liiitl. woolt. find mot-ti
iguana amounting to $19 820. For the
third week in January that year. there
were nine anion and momma of W81.
0‘)". t t fut ‘3‘, I“. .‘t
The hockey team of the South Nor-
wIiit High wheel and I min fromtbe
Wilton” whenfia p , ‘ to
Nmaik and In btamford until he play-
ed Ililtt afternoon. In Kuhn pend. if
the weather permits. .. to t
1 Another Lot of those ft.”
Delicious
Sugar Gated Hams. 7a
125 lb
t th‘r maple
. Newman: system nhsroltlguittiuily
, a on
U the pay rel I
there are fiét‘ialverlifi
tion. national .
«do. Add huh; .
for years I aaonabiy familiar with
tho allitirti it his great corporation.
We have a. Ittrlze number vofi readout
all orer the system and we keep in
close touch and constant association
with the rank and tile pt the service.
Our mIinon in not alone to print rail
road new» but to print uncut-phi news;
In others words to tall the trutlt
when we: said that disaatisfaetioh pre-
railed throughout itti sortie find that
a change of management It... hsolutely
essential to the program had prosper-t
Ity, of the company, and We have
been telling the truth about the cor-
peration triad its Induagement ever
since .‘
When Charles 8. Mellon came with
the New Halven road in 1903.119; Was
confronted with a proposition which
required a man of sterling ability and
undoubted courage to solve audit we
believe and hate alwaya believed that
Mr Mellen is: such It man. When
Percy It: 'l‘odd against his own wishes
was induced to take full charge and
become the entitle responsibility of
the operating department. of the com
pany in addition to the traffic. he too
was brought face to face’With a cott-
dltion of affairs which would have
caused a man lean brace, to pause
tremble and hesitate at the magnitude
of the task before. the complexity
of which we honestly believe never
before existed on an American rail-
road; but Percy Todd is a brave man.
and from the timc‘he stunted to tight
the battle of iltc' when he was four
teen vents. of age. as an operator hi
a little station up in Canada. until the
present he never shirked a duty or
(longed a responsibility.
For yearn pretious to the advent of
the present administration. . while
every other line in the country wait
spending millions of money in the
purchuao of new equipment hot‘nlor
and more poworful motitt- power m u
and stronger bridges to accoIIIqudan
that power and Intreaaod ieInIiuul
facilities the New Hilton in the turn
of a constantly increasing loathe. luui
fits. it. were blood uttll. ln.othor words
every ulhor'grtuit, rttilroftd “8101" iii
the country one preparing ‘ifor the
mot-row. while the only nppnteni
thought that actuated the. New North
management was of today.
These were tho,conditions when Mr.
Mellon came. and to extricate the
property from these conditions he and
Mr. Todd and every ‘Other loyal of-
ttleial of the company um exerting
etery effort and straining etery nerve
and be rapidly as human energy and
mechanical capacity will admit the
road in being placed on a modern
baaia.
Nor ono the nuturul
nloncv an, ad as they were,
.contronte .thc new mutton. moui.
Scitrcely had Mr. Mellon assumed
hie office. when a rumor Mia cirou
In..od and has kept on circulating
since, to the-(Meet that there was con
diet and friction between Mr. Mellon
and Mr. Todd; that. their viewa oi
management were not In harmony or
bound and that there one an entire
absence of that (‘O-Llllt‘fltllml of pur-
pose no neeemlary to the nurtoaa' of an:
buntuesu. undertaking. .
. The minor was not confined to on}
particular channel. but extended not
only to tirinnciai circles. but among
the rank and file of the aertfiiees and
tor the past year it has been a choice
morael of ludleerimiuuie discussion
in "Stove Pipe" eouelaves at overv
round bounce». Ii.op terminul and pus
aim; point on t o ayutrm
When it ll! poaitlrely known that
been Ithet vatighteal fridtion between
Mr. Molten and Mr. Todd. and that
they are working in the utmost Inti-
runny In the upbuitdlnx of the prop-
orty: when It is ‘furthI-r known that
thin cruel and demoralizing rumor
warpln‘eod In circulation by pontoon
actuhfod by ulterior Iuotivou to serve
their own .Ieltlah‘ outta: «when it in
known that both Mr Mellon and Mt-.
frond hatte borne the calamity oi thin
babe falsehood tn abnoluto and digni-
lied; Dilution. it til time lltll every right
tttldltlgx than it New England and
entry employee of the eorpbrutiou
come out, In the fiofiflt with it declara-
t'l'on‘ at unyieldttix out ty to the then“
who Iret‘deatined to .piaee tbailtttfltv;
belongs in the rat tread net:
ThiI in the truth. tile ”whole
ninth. unv‘srutIhIti mifiiilld" weapon itI
reputation bit
knowingly:
' it” o “
II (III like an...
eminent! urination»n eitvvvyoa :m
with“ tttxtrlt urTi‘liIon are
We told the touth hunt: in May, do. ‘
there is not at. present or never has . ,
‘v u that the
eoneoasidna whereby then
liner? vitae duel-eased
“withheld. . twillm
‘i‘lileltvfl tail 2
it outta and I no...
“ ‘ 1‘
tier ‘eldiuuueonileronco liar over v'
helm. 7 odioitd
no AL‘IzE the IertouI continuation of continual Eye
v§trhtnl . . ..
.RriceIeII beyond I‘ll other pbglonlonl II. titgmynlght. and It.
harm your highest "communion. v
DON'T ramp“: wI'tiI-I voila avast EXAMINATION Inez.
banner Itrrtnqouamdraao.
O. B JACKSON
.. RPTIGIAN
‘ noawaut. enjp‘v
.i .... r .,;.. .,.‘
Dig line of Mission furniture Just received
.8 for the holidays v
Raymond a. Son,
_ , 46 add 48 Main Street Norwaik ‘ . ,_ ..
JEDDD AND OLD COMPANY S
LEHIGH FURNACE & RANGE COAL
II for more: ”enemies: than Schuylkill Coal.
Two 1m): a! former equals 1'th rm 0!th Latter
BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY'S COAL.
Raymond Bros
' ' Id? Washington Sinai.
Bargams 11; Ready to Wear Hats
WERE $2.98 AND 81.08,;NDW 60c. MOURNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER. '
AGENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS
8 S. TILLOTSGN’S,
as wnaumerron eraser scum nonwaut. com.
a:
SpeCIai Low Faces
an Mllllnory and Furs.
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN' SUITS
AND CO OATS.
ALL THE LATEST lN CRAVAN ETTE COATS.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
The Fair. Cloak and Fur Store,
68 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
A Rare Chariot-3
TO BUY A ‘9
BUILDING LOT!
In (III Cantor at a Low Price.
i 5
TAYLOR (I GOLDEN offers for sale ton Dulldlng
Lon nu Gurney arr-III. between Butler and Orchard
Stuotb. Nam-1k. Guam.
Mttflrloos Ranging; from
32500010150000 Par Lot.
This Is abbot the last chance to
emu a buildlna lot in the Center
-;‘tor a home ‘at such low prices. .
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Map of 1an at our billet. where full Intertidal": III!” III
,Ilmtrmtly ibrnlaluot
Olden
14 Washington Street
ROUTII NOR WALK.
‘11;
if»:
I On 1110 “IT" ”M04.
I; NOWflTk, JMW l I
”0428
. .ttt on at it
representing the radius
1‘! '1‘ Method. not,
than: M W. Handy. Ire
Noticed: hereby new? that Abe
Boardrufittilet oi; in City of point
, Norwaili.‘ will meet on Wednesday. , ‘ [v
January 35; 71.905»; at; 1 .ll‘ ‘
D In; batman Fobntarya 1905. until
2 to 5 o'oloek p. at; Wednesday. Wt?
rueryv 8. from 7: lit) to til. u. an; Fab.-
February 2ft.“ at 'l to m9 n. in. in. the
Council chamber in Haviluiut meet.
, . In said city. for the ptirpood of: touted
and determining all appeals tron: tho
doings of tidal Assessors of said city,
JOHN. E: M'MAHON‘ "
MATTHW‘OORBW
POPULAR Amusements. "3
“——
HOYT'S THEATRE.
one oA‘v ONLY.
SATURDAY,VJANUARY. as.
Matinee and Night. _
THRILLING -- STARTLING - BEN-
BATIONAL.
In the Shadow of
the GaIIOWs.
A CARLOAD 0F SCENERY.
SEE-v-Thg Midnight Marriage. The
Breakwater. The Handdeand
Fizht. K
A STORY OP HEART iNTEREST.
PRICES :
Matinee 10c.25c
Night .................. 256, 35c 50!:
Seat. on Iain Tuesday. January 24.
p. m.
«9'4
6":
HOYT s THEATRE.
Friday. Jan. 22m.
Ernest Thompson
Seton.
Matinee. 3 p. at. Admtoaion. adults.
50c: High 8(- l pupils. 25c.
below izh‘ file not me.
Even us. 315. Admission. ”adults-
50c. 'H High School pupile. 25c.
below High School, the.
box ollce free of charge. , .
fit it
VNIM at South
Box Office open from 8 a. m to I
Pupils
Pupiia
All title tickets purohaeed Item the
school children may be resented at tho
.sattiue AGENTS . nun
at 250-.' _
I I
12 l‘ZC.
Children’s Fine
7
Pants, at 50c.
‘-‘Forest Mills" Three Quarter
in white and natural at 98c.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST".
wear stock which you appreciate.
new creations for 1905. There is
selecting from these early arrivals.
86 WASHINGTON ST..
_ .‘ME‘N'S HOSE.
Allen's all went H ‘ fv‘Hose in natural. camel hair and black.
Men’ 5 Fine Cashmere Half Hose to natural and black at 25c.
Latest colors In Men' 3 Fancy Half Hose. at 25c. .
Men’s Half Wool {locks in natural. camel hair and black. at
sWMttaerr'r In PnIcE- nor
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ S.
Ladl es' F me Cashmere Hose with ribbed to‘p. 39c value, at 25c.
Ladies Fleece Lined, regular made Hose, with black or white
_ dIes’ Heavy FleeCe Lined Hose with ribbed top, at f9c.
Children' a Fine or‘ Coarse Ribbed All Wool Hose, at 25c.
uallty Fleeced Ribbed Hose. at 25c.
Children’s Fine 1 Ibbctl Lisle Thread Hose, 25c quality, at 19c.
LADIES’ UN DERWEAR.
Ladics’ 39c quality Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 29c.
Ladies’ Fine Quality Heavy Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests and
Ladies’ "Ottcita” Fleece Lined Union Suits at 50c.
Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants
“Forestl Mills" Black Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 98c.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
’eckwearfw
There is always a refreshing breath of newness about our Neel:-
Thls week we are showing some
an advantage of exclusiveness in
N. E. RYAN.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“IN THE SOUP."
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stack” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with us~—we
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there's
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It' s A: as to qual-
ity. cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB'S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phono. 322-2.
noosevztr‘couonnutares I
maonmcuaus. |
JEFFERSON CITY. Median. 23.~
A copy of a letter from President
Roosevelt has been given out by Thom-
aa Niedringhuua, the Republican cuu
nus fat nominee for United States Sen;
utor The letter follows:
'fWhite House
‘Washiugton. o. 0 Jan. 91905.!
"My dent Mr. Niedrlngbaus;
tend to you my hearty oormrntulailious.
There is a peculiar' fitness In harlot; a
on as the first Republican senator
con truetlon period. Your father aerv
ed n Congress. \ on were born in Mia
ueuri and mu come of that German
stock which. lit-1861,3aved Missouri
to the Union. I
moat heartily and be: to remain. with
regard. Sincerely your»
HEODO DORE ltOO OOSEVEL. "
W... n...» it. “mmM-m-u. .
av I‘IIOIM.’ aneuaorw
Kathleen v Motherhood
Will be RepogtIil for 0 Bottom at
muotlfim Hum ~+
hot/r": mural. v
nonlinear. JAN. at. in».
, prom. martian:
If ‘UIII It «not piIIII. ‘
I'll» Friday, JAhIIII-y 20
MONDAY BRING. JAN. 23. ‘
invite by 10mm OttIIIIIttI.
. A Wvofiaumie otua. , . "
"The Man From ‘
TIIE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
.man of your ancestry and blood chos- ‘
from Missouri since the close of the re ‘
congratulate You '
3...-..
GRIP
mum.
HELD FOR INCENDIARISM. v
.BRlDGEPORT. Jan. 28 v—Jolin'
Thompson. who was arrested on no
count of an incendiary fire in the west
end is still held by the police pending
the result of the Investigation stat-ind
by Sta: e Fire Marshal J. A Ruallng.”
There have been aevotal incendiary
line here recently, but so far no one
has been arrested for causing them.
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Advertitte your wants in The Sentinel
. til-L
rtw'ar
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III-I. youth-I
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