not: that; _ .
price. Our shoes are mods from the
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arm-ital the Organization
an Inn raucousfully loud.
Mort Club held its regular
‘usinoss meeting last evening
bouts of C. Will Gray in Pros-
Vsnns. The club has success-
liussod its first your of existence.
uh. was organized for the pur-
holplntg tho pastor In some of
my dutips. At last night's
. ‘the’reports were read, show-
‘the ”flourishing condition of the
and the following oillcors wore
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unanimously Will Gray.
-Fresldexp-0hostor M. Heath.
8.970 tary—vAnson chler.
'5“ billions-”Harold Thompson.
(i, lrmon-«on Committee of Della-l
hulskldrnest li‘unchcr.
1,...Georgc Drew Egbert. is an hon-
, y member and Miss ldu M. Crow-
hows“ an advisory member.»
.‘zQRACE BAPTIST CONCERT. .
Grace Baptist Sunday school will
milieu sacred concert Sunday at
’80 .- m. ‘Tlic program follows:
hailing Chorus—«School.
noticing-«Miss Ella Humlctt.
mothr. and Mrs. .loc Whito.
’ its—Miss Lucy Fisher.
_. z——Choir.
R lug—Mrs. Curnoy.
“Soleru. J. Perkins.
“ lug-Mrs. Cleinon.
rig—Miss Dora Ford.
. ‘ .Miss C. Harris.
‘Rfid‘d‘lng—Mrs. M. 'l‘. Bugley.
’5 3 l ' list—Choir.
[Bonding—mod fliescot t .
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build. H. Hopkins.
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KNIGHTB TEMPLARS BANQUET.
{Afterylust night's convocation of
Clinton Commander-y. Knights 'l‘om-
blurs, the tiicmbers and visitors ud—
* named to the Norwalk Hotel where
ti. tine banquet was sot-volt under the
direction of Colonel George I). Russell.
'i‘he‘ menu ls given below:
' Bouillon in Cups
Creamed Oysters
Cold Roast 'l'urltoy
. Cold Bollod 'l‘ouguc
’Lobtscr Salad Potato Salad
Olives l’icklos Sullcti Nuts
(,‘larot Punch
Hot Iiisonit
Neapolitan lcl- (‘t'l-nlil.
Fancy Cukos
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(iron-d Iuspoolor Mllllouli. of Now
Haven. was among tho visitors pros-
Mint
TRINITY CHURCH.
A large. lilit‘lI-tlllllf‘t‘ at tho dcvotion-
.1! al service last 'l‘uostiay owning in;
jr ‘ Trinity Church was onoouraglug to‘
all. 'l‘lio noxl prolintlnnl‘y sorvico
5 . to the Uliilcd Mission will Ito holdl
. Tuesday. January :13. ill Tris p. ml
The liddrcss will bo on 'i‘iio iicasoit-l
y ubleness ot' (Yourorsion (in Sunday
‘evenlng, January L's. lbo sorvicc will
be especially for nu-n. though not ox»
ZGIRBIVEI)’. Alllll'csscs will Ito givol‘i
'3laWyors on- 'I‘ho Sproad oi‘ (‘hrist'sl
.lisdom Antoni,r Mon. .\ll boldol's oI'
. mllfiimllil'y onvolopi-s :irl- animal to ro~l
.r turn thom tomorrow or as soon as pos- .
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KILLED BY A FALL.
WA'I‘ERBURY. Jan. '30; . .litinos
Kennedy. of Ntlligiiitit‘it. It?» yours oltl.
fell from tho second story porch at.
the rear of Houllliuu's block. llil South
MMII street. early today. and llI'Okl‘
.3 back on tho pavotncnt bolow. llo
also almost Instantly. ilodicnl Ex-
hibitor Crane. was cullml and said that
mh was due to llll accidental full.
.‘ annuity crime hero to nilontl a wait.-
divas takou sick about t o‘clock,
~. it Went to the rear of lhc building to
not some. air and foil to tho ground.
0 leaves a widow and um childron-
imNsugtittirk. Kcutiody was a ruli-
her worker.
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EXCISSEB AT HAMBURG.
BERLIN. Jail. 20.~~~'I‘hc Socialists
. dilutions to protocl against tho l'rus.
Illa election law itro giving. the built-
will“ li‘ehtorconcorn owing to tho
bosses at Hamburg. Nluctydhrco
mllnxs linvo bcon called in llerlln
it its suburbs itllti will bi- addressed
ilerr liobcl. Ibo Socialist loador,
t other nwmbors of tlic liclchstng.
ni- um
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* . . her you are saving for u
{it rosorvc fund for old
orlfor capital to start In
. an account with the
Elliot-wont fisvllius Bunk
'best incentive to econo-
Mpflndefled.
slur. .cl‘s'r. INTIIIIT
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j ti Houruwil u. m. a: 8
33mins
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. Binomial with a style and linisb that
is beautiful sud-artistic. it is the most
curator-tabla shoe for winter that is
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Flllll RES
Young. Men Make Deliverancss
and three ohlldrcn were rescued from
smoke and gas asphyxiation at 1:30
a fire at, llti Batik tsroot. it short Ills-
store.
children. was pointed in
which prevented her front going down
stairs.
the stairway, that it is
icould have got through it safely with
She loaned from her window in tho
suv'c tholn.
they got to the top of the roof in
children unharmed as tlioy were drop-
ped down by Mrs. Dowhlrsl.
was found.
whore tho. luddct' Was takon and sho
was caught
She was not injured. nor woro her ros~
ard C. Raymond, went in to lnvcstiua
wliilo.
liro oxlinguishors which
no watcr was usod.
«v Company.
unknown.
‘lllt‘ luiscntcnl of tho church lust ovon-
. tarpon-mu." at 1pm.;
Milton ,thourwi't‘h in“
We at 1;:
st Motorists. of the best Workman»
no wnsmoron s‘rsslr.
. oourusoswsut/
Toi. eat-2.
Eudora ,
A NOONDAY BLAZE
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on Ladders at Fire to Bridge-
port. Yesterday
BRIDGEI’ORT. Jan. 20.-«A woman
his afternoon by two young men in
once in the rear of Horun's flower
Mrs. Edward Dowhirst. who resides
in the third floor, and has three small
her apart-
nonts by a fire on the second floor.
The smoke was so dcnse on
unlikely she
be children, ono of them was a babe
n arms.
Mrs. De‘wltirst was panic stricken
bird story anti shouted otlt that. she
vus going I. drop the children out
tpon a roof. two stories below. to
Robert H. Hawkins and Leland
lownds. who are employed in the
ieighboorliood. told her ttot to do so.
i‘hoy secured a ladder with which
n thstion. and they caught the three
As it was dangerous for hor to fail
wo stories. a llltillllfi of roscuing her
at tho. rear of tho building
ul’tor droppinl,v a story.
'uors.
All oliiployc of tho oily bakery. Rich-
o tho flro. and found it in a closot
tsod for storing coal on tho socond
loot'. [to shut tho closot door and
Ills kopt tho llamcs confined for a
Ho also socurod somo cltciulcal
holpod to
(cop buck tllo live
in rosuotisc to an alarm from box
at Main and Bank slroots. tho lll'l“
lopartnwnt arrlvod. and tho soi'vlt'os
Il.tho chotnicul ongluo woro llsod to
'xtlnguisb thol‘onilugruiion. 'l‘ho so-
-oitd story of tho ltouso was pl‘otty
llouglily on tlr'o lull tho linso from tho
homical ongino put it out rapidly and
'l‘ltc building is ownod by (‘. liussoll
'l‘ho origin of tho tlrc is
TRINITY NAVAL RESERVES.
LeGraod Snyder Again Chosen Junior
Lieutenant.
'i‘ltl- ’l‘rlnily Naval Roscrvos mol in
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log and hold a. final olociton for illo'
oilicors of tho your. ‘I'bc following
\voi'o t'lt't'lt'ilt
Junior I.ioutoualnt
Ilt'l'.
Scull-r litmlglt~~Artnur I.lllilt'lllll'l.‘..
.lnnior linslgn~ Mallhow Pitt-lson.
Milslt'l'-lilv.'\l‘llli-i- Floyd i‘oillu.
ll'it'si Iioiilswtlin's Mlllt‘fl‘ (iooruc \'o-
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Socond litullswnln's Man David
h‘t-l't‘is.
First (lupin-1's .\lalo tit-orgo it'ois»
lt'l'.
Socond (lustrous .\lato« Louis Yosi.
l‘lrsl Quartormastr-rmFrank r‘lcld.
h‘ocoud Qnartcruuistor ~ Maslor
tlnut‘niorl.
Ai'lor tho utoolluu.
boxing \Vt'i't! ludulgcd Ill. lioi’rosh-
moms wero sorvcd ul‘lor which lilo
boys dcpurlod i'oi' hoiuo saying that.
u boilor limo could not huvo boon
had.
wrosl lilo,r and
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Cont James Barry $16 to Discolor
Charles Gehebe’s Left Optic.
.lamos llilri‘y. ll bur lcndor in tho
outploy of John Millioncy. in Main
utrt-ci saloon trooper, was flood 85 and
costs this morning for assaulting Chur-
lou (loliobo.
it uppourl-d"t'roin lilo ovidonco that.
Iiurry lind boon iuociisnd at t‘lollubo bc-
cliiiso tho butt-r clrculaiod scandalous
reports about him lI few days out).
when (it-hobo untorod tho saloon. llio
luirlondor struck liltu. Mr. lit'llt'llli huu
II dlscolorcd oyc as u l'l‘llilit of tho
tnlxup.
Provlolts to tho assault Murry had
oilllt-d on l’rosocullnu Attornuy ”I"
llavin to sm- li‘ ho could not have
(ichobo bronchitic-d for circulation
storios about hint and was iuforlnod
that tho complaint Wtiiliil lum- lo be
sotlictl by tho. civil court.
flurry was roprnsuuiod by Attorney
.1. .l. Willsli.
VMAD DOG IN NORWAIK.
Many People Frightmsd at Snapplng
of Casino.
A mad dog ran smock to Franklin
avenue this morning and friegliiouod
minty neoplo. ’i‘hs canine stamped and
bit and frlithlonotl a monitor of roul-
debts of that vicinity.
The dog's ownur is unknown. 'i'ho
unnlmul was it ulranxr one to all who
saw hltn. it Is believed that he was
bitten by one of the dogs that burn
boon shot in Norwnllr during tho past
few days.
The authorities llflVi' not yet dons
anything in regal. dto ordering dogs
mauled or chained an. The soiccl.
men. however. may call u towu mosh
In: to consider the nubinct. They
have spoken of this step but. laws not
yet. done anything. claiming that it
was the firm duty of tho imtllt'on of
lbs belies.
Mrs. Gourde ll. lanes Desires
o Divorce Willi Alimony, and
Referee Elmer Took the Pa-
port in atom -Two Di-
vorces Granted
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A “blonde lady" nailltifl Hello. How-
urd pluyod a prominent part in the di-
vorce suit of Aunts M. Janos vs.
George H. Jones. of South Norw lk.
which had a hearing boforo Blato li.‘.'~
erce William T. Elinor. In Bridgeport.
yesterday. Mrs, Jones charges her hus-
band with infidelity. naming Hallo
Howard as co‘rcspondcnt. and she asks
the court to give her alimony anti H
dlvorcc. Mrs, Jones. cllid iii black and
hcavily vcllod. was in tho court. room
yesterday morning.
Mrs. .losoplilno Kcolor said she was
a chambcrtnnid in a hotoi in South
Norwalk. (in one occasion sho ro»
mmnbcrcd seeing Janos go Into a rootn
with a woman and remain there some
limo. Later Mrs. Kcolcr wasomploycd
in a boarding house in Washington
stroot. this city. Sho declared that
Janos visitcd the house in company
with a blondo. Mrs. chlor saw the
couple go into a room.
Judge Elinor asked Mrs. l\'iii.‘lt3l‘ if
she know who the woman was.
“Do i know the lady‘s name?" nslc
ed llio' witness.
“Did you call hcr a lady?“ lutorrup
cd tho court.
“Yos.” replied tho witness.
“All right: that‘s all." dcclarod tho
court.
Dcputy Sheriff Sculloy loslltiod that
ho had seen .luucs on tho street fre-
oucntiy with Hello Howard and the litt-
ior bad a bad roplitation. .lninos (lif-
fard. of Yonkers. N. Y.. told the court
that Jones had livod with tho ‘I~Ioward
woman~ who. ho said. bad a bad roplr
lotion.
Mrs. .lunos said she know bor bust
band was goinu‘ hround with othor
women. The only thing to ho said In
his favor was that ho paid for the
support of his three children. Referee
Elmor took tho tntpors tutti will make
a report to tho Superior Court..
Sunluoi Sheppard. of Ilriduoport. was
urantcd a dot-rot- of lll\'ol‘l'c from his
wiio. Antib Silt-‘[i|llll‘ll. by Judge llorlo
buck in tho Suporiol' (‘ourL yoslcrdny.
'l‘lto couplo woro lnarrlod in John. i883.
.‘tll's. Sheppard’s nuiidon nauto was An»
lilo l‘oudloy. Ilo ucouscl hcr of hill)“-
uul intoinporam-o and also said slio bud
boon guilty of lntldolily with ono .lohn
(‘arroll .luduo ltorubat-lt nllowcd Mr.
Slioppurti tlto custody of lllrco chil-
tli'i‘ll.
.\ lloct‘oo was also givcli to thaw .\l
(lull. ot' lll‘itlgoporl. from \\':tllcl' N.
(loll. Mrs. (tall said bor husband do-
sortcd Ilf‘l‘ in Novomlwr. lillll. and llllil :
novor contributor] toward llor support 1
lit'l'ol‘c til' Siilt‘o illlil tilill‘.
l'pon rcolll-sl of Attorney .l. S. l‘ull i
limit and y.) 0. Hull, lili‘ mnloslcd di-|
rm'oo raso of William .\. lti-ttllio)
against Ncitio ll. lioutho. ot‘ iiriduo-i
port was rol‘oi'l‘oll bv .illrlizc litll‘lilltlt'k i
to u oommitloo. Hovorai uumos for
tho lullor \\'t'l‘t' sliugcstod. but llll‘
t‘lllil‘i docldld upon .\tlornl-.\
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wi'lllll)’ \ill‘lll'lh‘t‘tl wbou ini‘orntod of tho
”Humor oonl’orrod upon him
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.\lr. ltoutlto, llio pluiniiil‘, who is u
lcltcr carticr. clulutsttltnl ho trackcd
bis wii'o to an East h‘ldo hotel. and
that Silo sprniucd ltor liliklc lit jumping
from tho window of n bcdroom wltoro
silo was slaylnu with another man.
Slu- lnls I'I'lllllll‘ii counstl. i‘lnimblu‘lnin
& Hull. anti has culorcd u douliil of tho
allognlions. and Itttonds to combat tho
soil. It was thought tho cusc was too
sonsalional for tho publir‘s ours. and
so a t‘tllillilllll't' was askod for.
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THIS IS A POOR MAN'S WINTER.
'I‘ho middlo of January is with us
and nothing has huppcuod woathor‘
disc to Illflkt‘ tho orosout wlutor tip-
ponr olhorwlso than ll glorious ono-m
for tho poor nutn. \Vo have as yot
bud scarcoly any wr-alhor that could
Ill Just tortus bc ciillod sovorc; cor-
talnly on cold spoils sovoro onouuh or
prolongod cnouut to ruuso formation
or too in ttmrkolublo tlllillllllit‘l-l on
many of our ponds. lotion or rlvoi‘s.
And with this continued coiiipurnllvc
inildnoss hurt Killli.‘ tho osilnuiblo privi-
logo which tltc lioiisolioidor hits had
of running to tho furnaot- on a low
spot-ll iii-hr. 'l‘ho coal pllc has not
boon subjoololl to such abnormal
drafts as Nillill' rcclutl witttors liuvo
lnlllclod upon It and tho conanutmt
saving to tho uvorngo householder
has boon approolnblo tlnd ouorinons In
lilo amt-omits. 'i‘ho situation of heavy
snow storms. too. has not only slivod
cuoruious sums to lnttnlclpnlllics lull
has sovod lilo ordinary housohoitier
who shovols his own paths today a
buoliacln- and tho tmiu who hlros walk
clonuluu «lotu- enough to pay for con»
sldorablo lawn iuowinu uuxt sutnutor.
Walcrltury American.
MlDdHiPMAN JAMIO' TRIAL.
ANNAI’Oids. Md. .lan. 2ll.~—~'l‘lie nu.
vnl court‘uiartlnl concluded llltl trial
of the cans against Midshipman Chur-
lon 8. James. of tlrlnncll. Oowa. today,
(looms Mann. his counnol. having ad-
dressed the court. later tho court
look up the case of another first. class-
mnn. Claude B. Mayo. of Columbus.
Mina. against whom basing Is alleged
in ilvs dittorcol instances. Mayo is
charged M halving bond the lust of
turns odondors. with basing during
septontbor last, when ho was compell-
cd to forfeit his lcsvn because its was
dolicicnt in roots of his studios.
CHARGED WITH‘gflVI IURGLAR
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s’l‘AMVOltii. Jun. litwr‘rodorlck
King. giving his homo as on the east
side of New York city. was held In
06,000 for the superior Court today on
the charge of having attempted .to
commit tlvn burglar-Ins. in none of tho
places did he effect tin entrant's.
.scnt hcrc morely to earn money which
‘of whom could writc or read English
.thcsc boys. hardly old enough to be
Howard 1
ll, l\il.'ipp to li:tcn to llll' spicy llotnils‘
‘BsrsMen from Employment
‘ divs iluu t b ill to Inning to
shut l3 dmimnubsi‘iil'uiuuflto utmost; mun.
titanium comruitlun‘ uni nonunion» kieNI
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'tbat only than c iuudiut habits can that
nmployiuent.
Enualoyhlu do not want mcu thntsm od-
dlclc lodrliik. Adriuklnk tuna hi not in
Itt cpmlltion to bundlo rusymuslbie work.
Continual drinking discount the norm
systoiu. No "will power" concurs: trest-
moot ls accusatory. .
cum Whiskey and Becriuabit
Toke GREENE Quietly at Home!
To iitlt‘i’ without ‘p'iilcui's known-sign,
buy tittiiiVl; No.1: tor volnnlu r trout-
rwut.l:u;r ORRINE No.1. l’i'lci‘,5l.tioper
box.
Cure Eliected or Money Refunded
limit on "hruttksnsosu" (scab-til Ircc on
rcqiicsl. DENIM". mulled incalodl on re-
rntpt oi $l by THE (lRRlNl‘l (30.. Inc.
v. .ushiuuton, l). (3.. or sold In this city by 33
C. F. ZEITFUSS.
“south Norwalk, Conn.
BOYS MUST NOT WOR‘i.
State Board of Education
Certificates.
’l‘bo problem of foreign born chili
dron coming to this country. or being
Refuses
is cont back to Iliolr nutIVc countries
citlior to defray the expenses of the
trip of the rest of the. monibcrs of the
'amliy or to help support thcm in (hair
own country is getting to bc a serious ,
one and is vexing considerably the
state board of education officer. Giles
l’oltcr. says the New Haven Register.
Within the. last week ho has had to
drill with three boys. all of whom worc
under tonrtcon yours of use and none
and who know little of their own lunv
guano and who wcrc soul. hero by their
parents to obtain positions so that
they could earn money in the past.
work certificates were easy to be ob-
tained by these foreign born children
because it. was taken for granted that
they had recoivod an (education in their
own country. By a law rooonlly pass-
ed [the stain oflicer of the. board of
education has to oxalnlnc critically in-
to their capabilities and in out- chk
alone he found tlireo of ”also union
iunato, waits who wore confossodly soul.
by tholr parents to work horo to ob.
tain money to bring ovor tho rout. of
tho family. The tlmcs aro changed
since the futlior of the family cnmc
hero to earn iuonoy to st‘lltl to tho old
country to iliIVt' the rust of tin- family
brought to the goldon country.
It scouts a sluimo to Mr. l‘ottcr that
away front homo. should .bo soul to a
slrango country to corn 'n‘ioncy for a
big family. In onoh oi‘ lhoso lhrcc
cases a Work l-orliflcillo was l'cl‘usod
tho boys and tho)" will clihor llavo. to
bad a position Wilt‘l't‘ tlic omployor Is
unscrupulous (though to hiro lltcln
notwithstantllug that ihcy have no
oorlilionlo or olso lltoy will have to
sturvo to doaih unloss soup-body with
n litllo humanity comes forward to
support thorn. Tho school board has
nothing olsc to di‘i‘.’ 'l‘lioy rotuscd tho
work obit-ks which int-nu almost sal-
vation to the boys and lum- washed
lltoir bands cioziu of tho wltolo affair.
A DELICATE SITUATION.
France Undecided How to Proceed
Against Venezuelan Government.
PARIS. .lnu. cum—Th.- nppuroui hosi—
union in ll‘ranro'd'doolslon rolutivo to
\‘cnomiola uppours to bo promptt-d by
tho ilcsiro not to boulu ucllvo molt—
suros without first, liikitir. tho advlco
at tho anihotitios at Washington. For
this ourposo Ambassador .lusscranll
has boon fully lusirliciod rogardlur;
his gtwortnuout point of vlow. which
ho ls luring bol'ol'c tho American go-
vcrunionl. 'i'lio olilcluls horo ain't-c
that Franco's action is sotnowliat ham-
porod owinr.r lo Vonoznolu's pocullar
situation. tho forolizn ciuiuis upon tho
customs boinu rogurdctl as placing a
blockado almost out of the question.
It Is fonrcd that If. Franco stoppod
t‘tlllillli‘rt‘o with lilo oxlt‘l'ltll‘ Prosidcnt
(.‘asiro would lniuuulinioly soizo this as
ll pretext for rofnsinu to comply with
\‘onozucln's obligations toward olltov
nations. it is itdtnliiod that propurlt-
lions arc going on for rolnfol‘coluu
tho I-‘i'cnck squadron. but tho objoct
of this stop ls still undctlnod. This
much is royzurdod as cortnln lhul
Ii‘t‘nnco's noxt more will dopcnt on tho
rosull of M. .lusscrnnd's cottl‘oroiiro
at Washington.
WEALTHY BANKER MURDERED.
Unknown Man Came to the House
and Later Hired Mun saw a Fire.
WARREN. Ohio. .luu. 2i)."'“ll§lr
donls of Wost li‘urtiilu-gton. a villain-
nour limo. urt- gronlly cxcliod toduv
ovor tllc inystorious inurdcr last night
of it. it. howls. u wuulthy bankor and
l‘urtnor. An unknown titan chino to
the house of Lewis in a carriage. how-
ls and this man. it is sold. worn In
confcreuoc for an hour. lit tho cud
of that limo a hired iuun Ill another
part of tho liouso stnoilud slnoku and
rushed into tho room. Ito found Low.
is lying dead with his head crushed
wlillo his hands Illltl foot worn tightly
bound. ‘l‘hc body was cow-rod wiili
burning straw and had boon saturated
in coal oil. The strliiizor was misu-
ina. it. is bulluvcd that tho mnrdor
followed a control over luminous mut-
turn. an it number of account. books
of tho doad munwsre found lying on
the tabla In the room when: the crime
was committed.
howls. who wits a widowur and 70
yours of use. lived alone in tho ltouso
with a. hired mun. Dstoclives liiiva
boon summoned from Cleveland In
contraction with .1 cuss.
FOUND DIAINN Qzfl'l‘HIOOM. “i
WATERBIIRY. Jim. (kw-Mrs. .lurstl
il‘. Baldwin. of, 109 North Willow street.
was found duiid locio‘ul up labor bath-
room yosicrduy by her husband. When
he cunts homo from work Mrs. Bald-
win could not be found. and in scorch-
ing the hOiltlti for bur it was found
that she had incited her-mt in the
bathroom and turned on this gas. like
was about sixtyoiivo years old slid no
r.
NOS. 2 AND.5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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Annual "January Cloak. Suit. and Fur Sale,
‘ PRIOR T0 STOCK TAKING. ' ‘ ‘
Our Annual January Cloak and Butt Sale begins on Saturday. January 20th. in order to. ,ipnko this ‘3qu
very attractive. we have included cvory Garment in our stock in either Iidlos'hMisscs' it!“ thldreu's.
All biglbgrudc goods made up in the very bout manner in this season's most attractive styles.
This 'is an opportunity that an youo in noodvidl a. good Winter Garment, or u handsome piece of it‘ur cannot
afford to miss. “
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Dress Goods.
liicludod in this Sulc are all of our odd plocos' and broken lines of I) ross
Goods just the thing for Suits or Separate Skirts.
Goods. Find All Wool Wide
Many of them to go at one-half of forincr prico.
Housefurnishing Department. .3
Lill‘flt' liroad This. 40 Egg Boaters. tic 112 Piece Dinner Sets, $0.25
N plocos 'l‘ollct. Sets. $2.50 1’ ,. . .
' . . rcssctl tumblers " ., ._
Quint. Mtiitilllt‘o llccorutcd Dinner Plains. Go , ' '0“ don
Nickel 'l‘cn Kcllliltl. 750 llcooralcd Cups and Sauccrs. . lit' “WK“ (”“3“ WWII" Dishes, 9C
‘ TRISTRAM s. ‘ HYAT'I‘, NORWALK, court.
lillllllllllls H Kriegefiat CO.
For long till.
West Washington Street,
This is not a story of odds
South Norwalk.
and ends, but‘of regular sizes
in young men's suits from 15
to 20.
Suits of Cheviot, Worstcds
and Fancy Mixed Goods. All
are this season's goods, and well
tailored.
$10.00 Suits .. ....... $6.75
$12.00 and $14.00 Suits .. $8.50
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
llSlPH lllllS.
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER,
MATTER.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington St, So. Norwsll.
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Read that statement over several times and think on
daily] the till. i.
for freight Only.
(in and alter 'l‘uosduy. January 2.
Hunt. h‘t‘oiubt l‘ropollors will learn
l'ior 2R. East lilvcr, Now York. (foot
of Dovcr strocl). ovcl‘y day. toxcopl
Sunday). at. l p. lll. Freight rocoivcd
nl. Norwnlk up to l p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith c. C. Hegeman
Lessee. General Agent.
its mcaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH. If
you spend your income as fast as you receive it there will
be nothing to put by and build your fortune on; but reg~
ulate your expenditures so that there is always a little to
find its way into the savings bank and you‘soon havc a
very comfortable liitic fortune started. .‘Thci‘KRIEGER
CO.’S Credit plan forms the means for the ed'stablishmcnt
of such practice. You can buy stylish and well made
"GIOVISR'S lllli PIAGE."
clothing for man, woman or child and by charging it up
to your account. pay in convenient weekly payments. This
allows for a regulation of your expenditures otherwise im-
possible. Why not make up your mind to use this plan
in 1906? Come in and ask us for particulars.
l-l. KRIEGER a.
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ADVIRTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncult-
cd for at the following postoodlcos for
the current wock:
Norwalk—ullox 81. Mrs. Wm. llowman
tit. lv‘. 1.). 42). llulvyou Hall. Mrs. 0:.
Motor lruro of Carrie tialdwin). Mills
I’lflt‘tillf‘u Mitchell, Norwalk l’lisrluucul
(‘o.. Miss ll. M. Smith (ll Seymour
um. .l. K. Vail. Orlando Wilson, Mrs.
Mary' Amelia Wright.
BRADLEY t3. Klii'l‘ll.‘ l’. M.
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SHEET MUSIC
FOR IATUHDAY.
Draining Low of You. Winn tho
Morning Gloria ‘l'wlm Around tho
Door. My Hindo Mun. Mary's A Grind
our Nam. ltsnd up and Fight like
Hall. to Long Mary. Padilla Your own
Canoe. Just I Littls Flocking Chair and
You. and many others.
nu. i. Illlliilitllltllli's
JEDDO. JEDDO. JEDDO
COAL! We have just received
a large consignment of this un-
excelled Lehlgh Cool. It a one
of the hardest and but coals that
come out of the ground. It is
truly the "real thing” in Cool and
is usually held at a very high
figure. We on now ousting this
Co's] at the pricpof ordinary coals.
Do not order JGDDO unless you
can burn on extramsly hard coll.
Prompt attention to mail on
deft ‘ ‘7“ I‘ll"
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for Men and Women.
$3.50 and $4.00.
'lem 453. ,
“WEAR SHOES lllAl I‘ll"
A GOOD OPPOM’UNITV.
Cato. with popular lunch room at-
tanned: also indlus' refreshment nor.
ior on second floor. Best. location In
City of Mountiisrnon. (3 minutes .to
Greater New Yolk boundary lino). LI-
nensod over 20 yours. Always busy.
low rent. Ions louse.
Will null reasonable, having other
bitstncss to look altar. A splendid In-
vestment, for the right psi-tr. call on
or undress.
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cause ll siren for her out. it is
thought. however. that it Whit tumour-
ill'ii tumour." .
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