. I. 1%,.
Ollil and Colds
obnsocno 1m...- 1lvacrn PlNlll
i‘itill relieve :3
ll. You is think not all
much of it. _ p ’
ever, and it certainly
. for Coughs and Colds
ml. $1:me big!“ is
can
v III above. ”When you
wish a hail of White Pine and 'i‘ar
Just try the kind made by CHAMBERS
* at ti) o
__ Brides Pharmaou
, It... «ambiance and the mm
" Iontlncl, I lawsuit baa bun
piI‘II‘d on the bridge in front of tho
:il p of Willian R. ONION. itIIhI Ni‘
ilcailon Il‘o scribbled daily. They
should be sigma 11 the writer II no
evidence of good II ih.
Curt lilingthas left. town, after n
brief visit here.
The tug John Fuller was in the bar-
bar this morning for coal.
Miss May l-Iolsen of Brooklyn, vls
fled friends in East Norwaik Satur-
lay
Special services were held last even-
ing in the awedlsh Evangelical Church
on Seavlew avenue. -
Charles LeCroix. who has be suf-
faring for several days with a flora
cold. is confined to his home today.
The Pastime Athletic Club voted last
night to repeat their mlnstrei show,
which was such a success some weeks
ago.
Evelyn Morehouse, daughter of Mrs
Thomas J. Dennis, is recovering from
a very severe attack of the mumps at
her home in this place.
Captain Daniel Craft, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis, last week, has
been removed from Mrs. R. C. ’l‘houlp-
son's to the Norwaik Hospital.
Thomas 'J. Dennis. who has been
very ill at his home at 54 Van Zandt
street the past week and under the
care of! a doctor is a little better and
hopes to be able to resume his work
this coming week.
The union meeting held last even-
ing at the Advent Christian Church
was largely attended and proved very
beneficial. - it was under the leader-
ship of Rev. Edward Cunningham.
The union meeting tonight will be at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
and it promises to be very helpful and
instructive.
Pervival Wallace Bates, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Bates, was hit with
a thereon the back of the left hand
by another boy while at school a ‘wcck
ago, the boy only thinking it was
play. Blood polsou lmmcdiatcly act
in and Dr. Bean has been fighting it
until today it was decided to open
it. Drs. Bean and West performed
the operation. Percival is doing nicc-
ly as can be expected. Through his se
vere sufferings he is very brave and
patient.
There has been an unprecedented
sale of lishhooks to residents along
the bridge in East ‘Norwalk All the
purchasers of the hooks want as large
hooks as possible with an eye in each
one. A dealer in fish hooks asked one
of his customers what kind of fish
were running now and the dealer rc-
piled: “Why the whole business start-
ed at Billy Welscit's. Billy had a
bushel of apples upstairs and every lil-
tio while a big gray rat would lift one
of those apples out of the basket, roll
it down stairs and cart it through a
hole in the floor. As Why was much
lag the rat hole he happened to think
of putting a fish book there. He ac.
cordingly drove a nail through the eye
and retired to await. results. They
came quickly. for in'fivc minutes on-
.other apple was heard bumping down
stairs and in a few seconds more
there was the greatest squealing that
has been board since Wei-en's pig
broke the window. Welseit imnicd.
lately seized the rat and disputchcd
him quickly along the road to the
happy hunting ground, and set the trap
again with like results. Now every-
onc is buying fish hooks to not rm
traps with.
itditor of The Sentinel: Please al-
low we to correct what mum to 1w a
wrong impression through the cot
umna of your paper. in regard to
the article that surround in Monday‘s
Inc of The decline! stating that 1
Id taken advantage of the work bu-
ing done on the bridge and moved
out the fume in front about six lost
much to the annoyance of public who
are compelled. whoa waiting for the
draw to open or close. to stand crowd-
ad on the narrow sidewalk. where for-
merly there was plenty of room, and
that the public has to suffer. etc. i
Irwin slots that i look no advantage
whatever in removing the fence but
acted directly by order of the selects
men in occur that the new electric
gates which are to be installed. my
mm I coin nightgown ion with the
film on cl ide he draw. and
thereby obviate any ordinal that
might cumulus occur in the opening
crashing the draw. shutdd the poo-
pie be allowed to congregate or crowd
upollhemuhaaofcsn beenthe
case with the mat Milt!”
posits y yours.
JOHN if (301M
ROWAS‘FON
a“ airless. distrust“
' 3 CANS PCAC.
Churches.
A party of ottoman young men.
comprising Ralph Forest Case, 1111,
wood oadway. Itch Hart. Chub
loll ty, Berti Mil: anii‘lRuIIel
Thomas. bet to work yesterday often
noon. and cleared all the snow oft
bhumar'a pond. The skating is now
«upbeat. and is trains truism
by a large number of young poop e.‘1
85 Cans Baked Bears
25 cents.
250
260
250
250
2 CANS LOBSTER SALMON,
2 L30. PEACHES,
2 LBS. APRICOTS.
3 Lee. LARGE many snuuss,'2so
Robert Smith
Rhone cpl-I.
, . Row-run. .conn-
DARIEN AND wNORO ON.
Agents for tho Twill Gorilla. in
Damn I» Arthur Ilill'c'inl. bodily I" ll-
iaoe Sharer. Order-a sent to an... of
llto above will receive prompt atten-
on.
Selectman Schrader is shipping 50
carioads of wood to New York.
A meeting of the King's Daughters
was held yesterday at the home of
Mrs Bibblns.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid Socie-
ty will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs Noxon
Miss Mary McClellan is spending a
brief vacation at her home here but
limit. soon return to school in Pitts-
6]
Herbert Valentine and Miss Wil-
liams were admited to membership
in 'the Barton Congregational Church.
Sunday.
This is a week of prayer at the
Congregational Church and special
services are being held every evening
at the church by the pastor, Rev. Her.
bert S Brown.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
held a business meeting Monday night
and elected officers for tho comingc
year. The election resulted as fol
lows:
Foreman—duds Bloom.
Assistant Foreman-«Arthur Ray-
mond.
Secretary—Nathan Finch.
'l‘rensuror—Florent Cantrell.
Tmslecsv—Wllllam Fleming, John
Brummsr and Thomas Cave.
Routine business also u'us transsch
cil.
~Tukcs the burn out; heals the
wound; cures the pain. Dr. Thomas'
Ecletiric Oil the household remedy
WE~STPORT
Agonia for tho Evening Sentinel. ir
Weapon, are 8. Digiovannl and Wm
E. Nun. Orders cent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Last night Espetuck Lodge. K. of P.
held a regular meeting.
Mrs. Fred Lyon is home from a visit
with relatives in New York.
Miss Eva McElwec came home from
Bridgeport. Sunday to spent the day
with her parents.
Mrs. Nell Mitchell was the guest oi
the Undouwa club of iv‘alriield. Mos
do, and read a paper at its meeting
in Memorial library there on "Charles
lamb.”
it would’i bc a bad idea for those
who were active in the recent perform
ance of Pinafore here, to give another
offering of it as a starter for a fund
with which to place a memorial to
Morris K. Jessup in the new library
building.
DECATUR COURT MARTiAL.
ANNAPOIJS, Md. Jan. l0.~—'l‘hc
conrtmartlul proceedings in tho case
of Midshipman Stephen Decatur, Jr.
of Porflof Portsmouth. N. 11.. against
whom thcrc are chargcs of hazing,
and "cumuraglng or counicnnncluy
hazing“ wan». continued today. There
is a shows and spuciiicailou In the
present case under tho act of 1000.
which makes “cllcouvugiug or count
silencing hazing" a dismissal offcnsc
«exactly the samc as artlvc parilcaps
lion in hailing. 'l‘hero urn also iwc
specificatiimu unlicr the chargc of has-
iug. Di‘cliiilr was tried on charges
a few days ago and acquilicd.
The trial of Midshipman John 1’
Miller of helicopter Ky., will imme-
dlntuiy follow that o? liccalur. 'l‘hcrc
arc mo charm against him. i-pch
allpporictl by four specifications.
COAGHMAN iNHALID GOAL 0A8.
GREENWOCH. Jan. 10.-Michuoi
HoiIku. u csoncltmau employed bi
George Bolus. was found nearly dead
in his man in the barn of Mr. Boles
today In the result. of inhaling coal
glut from a stove in the room Mil
cohditlon is critical.
m.-
Mrs Mofiosh-~"l)o you mean to tell
me air. that you w a sober when you
came home last at ti"
Mr. Mofionhw‘m'bsoiuteli. my dour. "
Mrs. Medusa—«When will you ea-
plnln why you filled the refrigerator
with coal and put via shovelfuls of ice
in the furnaoefhsilicveiand loader.
The Christian boisnilItuJ'iIlckncIti
is only a manifestation of sin. "
The Regular Practitioners-"Then
madam your husband is on the road
psrdii sumo.
Housemate
Nieldba-‘Ws ave nouns
thfifl Wit" its an lino
lbw
it are“ ‘ h
Political Career and Personal
illimcisrlsiics .... Pmmss
Enthusiasm ThiinnIlils AI-
lulralioli' of Those Around iiim
An interesting sketch of Michael
Kenna! appears in the Spflngdold
Re ubl can. From it is reprinted the
ybillowing:
He is a lawyer now about 50 year!
old, who has coatihusato live" and
practice his profession in Stamford,
thetowninwhiohhewubomand in R
. which he has filled save
legal of-
does. He is a friend or 8 mol Fella
senden and thus acquired part of his
political training in the school of a
very acute and energetic practitioner
of the art. But his appearance in the
larger field of politics does not data
back many years. He went to the
legislature for the first time in the
Mouse of 1897. At the next session.
in 1890 he was chairman of the bull-
cary Committee and leader of the
House. No years later‘he wu elect-
ed to the Senate and was Senate chain
man of the Judiciary Committee. Two
years after that he was in the House
again anti was made speaker and in
1906 he was again in the House, and
again chairman of the Judiciary Com-
miffed; .
Befor this he had served as a mem-
ber of the commission on the revision
of the statutes, wrich reported to the
Legislature in 1901, then completed its
work and printed the edition of the
laws known as the revision of i902.
and received for the whole work 380.-
000 to be divided among six members.
So much for the barn record of his of~
ficlal life.
He has, however. been a political
power wholly outside of legislative
duties. Hc has bccn one of the ablest.
supporters of Mr. iv‘cssentlen for the
place of United States Senator. which
he has sought. so many years, and it is
commonly supposed that. part. of his
service in the legislature is due chief-
ly to the advantages membership in
that body would give him in pushing
the cause of his friend.
The sccrct of it is cosy enough. He
is one of thosc fortunate tucn born
with the gift. of pleasing and influenc-
‘ng men. Not all men. of course, but
a, great part of the men of every leg-
islature of which he has been a mem-
her have fcli a liking for him and con
ildspcc in his ability to plan and exo-
cutc party moves. He. has gained
more by pleasing men than others
cauld do who wore ablcr and also eat-
er guides. There is a kind of cnthu
damn about him which infects others.
He has a good ilcai of what may be
t-allsd native shrowdness the kind of
tact. which tells its owner what to do
and what. not to do on the spur of the
moment and without waiting to think
cut the problem.
The Choice of One Wind.
it was partly this quality which
made him the choice of one wing of
‘he Republican party for chairman of
he that" Central Committee, but prob-
lbly it was more a sense of his por-
auasivcness and belief that he could
axcrt. a considerable influence in the .
election of representatives who would
votc for Mr. Fessonden for Senator.
l‘lie ltcpubllcan organisation as l have
had Occasion to say beforc. does a
good deal in steering many towns in
the way it is desired they should go.
its cfliclcncy in this respect has been
often acknowledged. but hardly cvcr
'lvcrestimated.
All this was the limo when it, was
perfectly understood that in the ap-
proaching election ol‘ a senator to sue
wed Gen. Howiey it was possible that
Hawlcy should succeed himself. and
when. although there was no occasion
to anticipate a speedy vacancy in the
since held by Senator Plan, the age of
the incumbent suggested possibilities
which would not have boon considered
'11 the case of a youngcr man. Both
Iacancies occurred. but it was the
other faction which «on the Howie!
ulccesslon. and Mr. chsendcn himself
helped elect. Mr. Brandegce to the
place hold by Mr. Plait.
PolitloI Came His Way.
it may fairly bc lufcl'rcd from this
-pitonlc that Mr. Ketnmly is an organ.
lzcr and a illiill who believes ill the
organization. it is the school in which
in was brought no and in which he
has been a loicrablo successful prao
iiiiouct'. th. and horn is one of the
post interesting things nimut him, it
's an open question whether he is
born of a politician or morc of a good
follow. To some cutout the things
lrc likely to go iogcthcr but some poo--
'ilc who know more about him person-
lily than i do scum to think that good-
‘cllowship is thc rcal foundation, that
he plays politics more because it has
fallen naturally in his way than for
'nherout love of that particular form
of activity. that his success in it ill
the result of certain gifts not actually
not-canary lo the trade and which he
Would just. as soon nulploy otherwise
if the choice had not bcen forced on
him by the circumstances. it is no un-
precedented thing if this is the case.
The same thing might be Iaid with
more certainty of one other very well
known than on tho Republican side
and to n issuer degree of some others.
The type is distinct and to not against
it la the other found in the than who
plays politics because hiI naili'e drim
him to it. To such a one it is the nu»
tut-Ii moreatlon in which he fludI his
chief pleasure. The first are led into
liticIl‘ activity. the others cotild not
is kept out of it
IRIMIWORKIR‘ INJURED AT
FUN? N.AM
PUTNMI, Jan. 10 w'i‘wo bridge
workers employed on the new bridge
oI the New York. New Haven I: Harts
ford it. it. here full yesterday after-
noon and received serious injuries.
'l’bey are Charles Berg. of Newton,
financial Tumor Day. of New York.
’i'lii lnIll'folt about Iii (Get and suffer-
“broads unlined internal iuinrlcs.
mil to the Day Kimball
Ma In lieu
unnamnvum’fuc
”will or in y»: ..-
.il»: . .
quini- 01!. can‘t .....
opal» “82.20
Exam iii... 40 tics, at. . . .429
Rapuiar 01,00 Oldie". Room Chair at
Rap disc “I (law 30 ratio at one yd.
Regular 010. tilliliI It ........Ili.,
Regular 85. attach“. at........0¢.90.
DROOKIRV.
Regular 20a lIlan. It........... .150
RagulIr 00a Lamps. at......
RI dial-80° Lam I.Ii. .. .28:
RI Ir 01.60 I I: D‘Icomao «up
ialII.al......... .........00c It In.
all uiar 01.50 I do: Decorated Cups
ucflfiai. ..... ........lIcIiiIz.
ocular We a dog. TumblIrI, 100 don,
at” .201: I In.
Regular 15c Duiior Dish“. It Do each.
Regular 50c combination am.
at.. ........... ...20caaet.
Ropular 360 a dot. Tn Spoons. It
file I dos.
Regular 50¢ a dot. Table Spoons. at
2.3.; dos.
ASSORTMINT OF STOVEO.
Heating Blow». It..... 51.75 and up.
Kitchen Ran II. It. ..... $5.00 and up.
Regular 01. Pictures, at . ..... .881:
Looking Giana. at .......10c and up.
Remember all. will laIt only It:
In): coma early and get the but
pi e .
M. Ii. Room,
170 Washington St. bgntb Nor-walla.
.300.
.1 ‘35 ~
Seldom have we had so fine a. stock
of Furs. There never was a more pro-
pitious time for buying any Furs. We
have a. great variety of beautiful Sets
0 choose from at low prices. cloaks.
Suits. Children's Coats and Dresses.
:1 full line of due Milllnery to he sold
it low prices. Call at
the Fair that and Fur Slow,
68 WASHINGTON STREET,
GO. NORWALK. CONN.
Country E ‘s
350 (ill.
JOSELOFF’S
72 n. More .n. :6. Normal]:
TEL. CALL—188.
Men’s and Youth’s
$10 Clements
sags.
Gottlieb’s.
CLOTHING. anon AND
rusmaumoa.
ii North Main Direct. 00th Nomik.
“blOVER'S Till PLAGE."
I—Iu—‘u
“THE 0R0“ SHOE"
For Women
All Leathers
03-50.
PIRPIOTA
For woman
“.00.
ELITE
For Man and Woman
04.00 and 03.60.
RALITDN
For Mon
“.00.
NANAN A ION
For Men
on
'Phona III.
"will suds will at"
I
'
dbl."
Ivll'lia
"Did you tell hiinio
use...
v with» than. with til
" tho crime
.. Bull Your Groceries
' “YiiI. in WWII unveil. I disdain
“wait! .. laIltIarlllln“ what in was Io- . .
ll wi ”lien L
Nasal? Iholi fl dd
intention of
cuting‘him at th .pioco the scene
bearings still is thirteen
miles from here. The negro was being
removed from the jail in this city bvi
the sheriff to a place at Intel, when
the mob intercepted him an forced
him to surrender his prisoner.
. : AT STUAL’S
and Save Motion
2 lilo. Extra Large France, 25::
3 iba. Large Prunaa. I 25c
Smyrna rips, par pkg, loo
2 ibI. lost Apricots, . 25c
3 Carla Campbell's Soup 250
A. TULl.
» N
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Cali 223—3. ‘
Don’t "Shiver
GAS HEATING
STOVE
i8 EASILY LIGHTED. EASILY EX-
TINGUIBHED. ECONOMICAL TO OP-
ERATE, AND MAKES ALL THE DIF-
FERENCE BETWEEN CHILLINESS
AND COMFORT.
, WE SELL THEM AT PRICES
FROM 02-00 UP. AND DO THE NEC-
auasv PIPING AT COST.
A“ u
id.“
till. ill & latitude.
Phone as.
EVERY LADY'B ORESSING GRAM-
BER.
should be equipped with I dainty.
snow white, onepiece "Standard" Por-
celain mameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the blunt degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanlcs honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash
CORNER MAiN AND war 3T...
.9th Norwaik. Donn.
Till a
BROWN Ti‘LTiNG
Oil. CAN
No faucet to leak and
not out of order. A. El
and 10 aailon sizes
01mins E-Dow's.
' ‘ HARDWARE -
m wasmho'ron eraser.
Phone “7qu
U .... it“; w. whirl a
“HCIIMNWIMM III
we WM“ ""
.,' is
.s.
a.‘ ti.
hi
f. ;i ‘~...i l'i .,
corsets--
rim}:
of. rdcl'lll
' you take the profit. 1
5 _
“gum” b album ivitbhd all?
cold water. bilfli it... all the angler-til
llinla a man or a 1st 11
new and upon- Mob
the any or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL
corner of Monroe and Chains: It...
.i. DIBEBA. Prop.
...
in llilltiil llKK
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN." " '
W’
TRANBAOTG A GENERAL IANKINC
IUSINEIB.
CAPITAL'
$100,000.00
m
avenue and seems “
$178,800.00
sowm n. MA'rucwson. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vch-PI'II.
JAOOI M. LAYTON, oaanlor.
u—u—
DIRECTORO.
E. H. Mathewson Henry aeymcdr
John H. Knapp Samurai Grumman
JoalIl-R.Marvln .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian awartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
OAVIO W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directoa
and Embalruer.
ll ROI-til Main It. loath Hamill.
Raid-n00. I lNIIhingtcn Ciro».
TIlebonI It hcuu. lid-l
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Dur roomaa especial feature. Gas
and Electric Light: throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill A Con-
dlt Coo celebrated Wines. Liquor. and
Cigar-I always on hand.
’1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 390—3.
l‘nosrs‘lsti ............. .5 lbs, 25c
STEAK con .................. to.
SMEL’!‘ .......................... 14c
SALMON, WHOLE ......... 12c
SALMON. SLICED ............... in:
liALiBU'i‘ ....................... 12c
HADDOCK ...................... 80
MARKET coo .................. sc
GERMAN CARP ................. 10c
PICKEREL 12c
OPENED CLAMS ........... 30c
ROUND CLAMS ................. 30c
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Waabingion Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUOROSO. Prep.
South Norwaik.
‘Ammm... _- - -- fl- “...—-... .«_
Gold Wall Paper
AT COST.
if you intend to paper your home
this spring you will reap a benefit by
buying your wall papcr now. We are
closing out our entire stock of Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to make
room for now goods. Buy now and
Our Paper llanaers understand hang-
ing wall paper.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods, Painters“ Suppliel.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
lPECiAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe.
200: While Curtain Poles, with Fix-
tures, 100.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Sign Paint-
big.
I.. H. DECKER
If Washington Itmt.
Tel. Och. loath Hamill.
”AT T“:
{I 019""! ,
For sale at very low figuriis.
For prices. particular arid tellbli. ‘ ,
line Your Planing This bill
opened a plumbing shop and will.‘
all kinds of plumbing. tin work. a
and gas fitting.
5 Monroe Street.
016 um.
Read This! "‘”’"
a Medicated Porus Plaster.
Proprietary and Official Pianist-I. The
are always fresh and full of strength.
I so. mm or.
. Wrote it can
Nlifw YORK. Jami
9mm .
Loughlin. who used to live Willi lur - _
wife at iii [diuretic avéhuo, Brook ‘
iyn, and who gives his press ‘ ,
dress as "anything else." was lidl in,
Ill .000 bail before ii a. campus '
yiihiolds Monday. on a c .
writing improper postal card f .
wife. She has had him arm if .l’
stealina
brought
and he has asked to have his
annulled
ment for calling her "A rare old bird”
ml)! moi . "
a diamond pill and
abandonment proceed
Now he is under his ‘
IN Noawaak pins
Restricted Pi’Iilbl'lif.
Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
l desire to make it known that 1 ill! 1.
o
ARTHUR r. salable.
laouih Norwallt.
FRANK (:2
WW scov
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING
Tin, Sheet Iron, copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street. ,
Telephone 1874.
South Norwalk, Coon. 0.! .
a... paste
There is certainly a great melt-lift H
We have a very large line ofbo
lilo ldtfuss Pilarmaoi.
Io. N001!!! ., l.
Begin the New Year by blowing
United Bank Bldg. Bo. Norwaikfiojllnr
is a little larger than we;
buy nice goods here.
we do the work in the
manner.
m INC-album l
* .I
”w
....M'W-
Life is a Cha.
Life insurance is a dead M
F. H. FIELD, General and.
Telephone 33H.
HEATING. '
HOT WATER oestrus,
HOT AIR HEATING."
Irovas asp asset
OLATI. AND 'ml llopifl
an and dioam Fm
Can I r I. Metal Gaili ,,
HI?!" you «In our Wad;
RICHMOND Randi: " '
Our Itoclt of new goods
Wonderful how low .
Y
We have taken a».
Norwalk Chronicler