i.
" " Tomorrow
Ill Latino. No. 100, F.‘ A. M.
‘ in; Donovan block. 138 ' Wash-
,St... 1st and on Tuesdays of
month-«July and Aug. excepted
8 o’clock. 'AII Master Masons
billy Invited. Charles lt‘. Mills.
M. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec, * '
Chapter, No. 33 R. A. M.
a in Donovan block, 138 Wash-
-b Sb, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
. - month—July and Ang. excepted
j 8. o‘clock. ,,Ali Royal Arch Mo-
, 1”. cordially invited. Thaddeus
fill "or. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
Chop. No.62, Order Eastern our
.. , to in onovan block, 138 Wash-
1m St. 2d and 4th Fridays of each
mtthuiy and Aug. excepted—st
l5 o'clock. All members of 0. E.
cordially invited. Miss None A.
land. WM. Miss ida Sherer. Sec.
Business is business, but it is not
,iy pleasant to read that. the bean-
”#‘Rorseshoe Curve will he elimina~
obtuse far as railroad sight-seeing is
denied, it plans now being consid-
and by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Connolly are. carried out. 'I‘wo illuth‘
oil have been proposed, one by a tan
lstrough the mountain, the other
ving a complete change in a
plain route. It is expected that
former will be adopted. The. inn
glolr'wmiid enter the mountain near
thinning Point and emerge bctwoen
fiwsmn undilldlly. it would be nine
miles long. If this plan is carried out
, the tunnel will'bc built for four tracks
and trains will be run through it. by
electricity. The cost is estimated at
316,000,000.
There will soon be placed incthe
‘ brand-attentic service two vosseir
, which will surpass in every respect
«_ ,the Great Eastern, which was one oi
the world's marvels, and only failed
to meet expectations becanso 'techni
I cal science in 1859 was not what it is
Vitodny. The one bclng built in Bel
fist has 22,250 gross tons, is 690 feet
long. 74 feet wide and 53 feet deep
with 15,800 horsepower. The one be-
3 in: built. near Slettin has 25,000 gross
bone. is 700 feet long, 77 foot. wire and
‘,.'64 feet. deep, with 17,200 horscpow
er.
Concerning (loneral Wbcclcr‘s ‘ rc
markalile activity and snap with up
‘ preaching old age, which-gave hid
the air of perpetual youth, the re
‘ mark of Speaker Reed is recalled wh‘en
, discussing with a group of his colléa
tires the ravagcs of death amont
A; some of the old members of tin
‘. house: “Now there‘s tholcr, sitting
yonder. He's getting old, but tht
Almighty could never find him in out
place long enough to put His tinge)
1 upon him."
The consumption of horsciicsh in
.~ 4 creases in Munich. owning to the ‘gov
_ :ormont restrictions upon bccf imports
The 500 annual average, number oi
, horses slaughtered for human food r.
decade ago increased in 1905 to 3,000.
Beef of the poorest quality now caste
‘ ~20 to 25 cents pcr pound. whilc horse
‘ Milli is 7 and it cents.
This is a rich country and a gonor
on; one. burn your the rich in mi
lElld have away more than $66,000.
000 of their riches to charitics, church
” es and schools, and that. is taking at
. account of those who now less than
5,.
M
While exact. figure (unmet. ho had
it is estimated that 2b per cent. l9!!!
. anthracite coal has been used in the
' large cities for heating purposes this
winter tlmu during tho sumo pcriot.
in the previous year.
, The Chicago Tribune prints Mar
Iholi Field’s will in full. it is made up
of twenty-three sections, besides twr
oodioils, and it fills ucvcntccn columni-
ot.»the newspaper.
fiance eHAILsn meters on TRIAL
not... suit rig-um Stretford Min.
' inter Coming.
Attorney Stiles D. Judson. Jr.. at
ridxeport who was counsel for Milit-
mbeilo V. Shnilm'. of Stratforti, in
or Ionsutionul suit. to compel licv
liar-lee F. Bullock. of the same town,
It: on port her child. said yesterdai
list 9 would probably soon ask for
new trial of this case, as granted
he supreme court last fall.
' ordici was given for the clergy-
- it this action and on appeal the
”.n e court found error and ordered
trial. Since that time the case
nutrbeen claimed for trial in the
‘ pleas court. where It was first
the late Judge Bishop.
, Shutter is very Insistnnt that
y,» . . a trial should take place, be-
l'n'ily of the belief that another
will secure for her the flaunt
pens desires treat the Strut:
. nitt‘tor. Recently she has culi-
eutiy on her counsel and each
"'5 guards the request. that be
e, action for another trial.
sold yesterday that .he
his duty to null for a new
will do so in it short time.
itintiw living it ”PM“!
4 ‘ . . a analog; ‘1
_.,
i ‘ L *"
‘ . flimtaaton to he .Hel
port;
ii In. Franklin
, tichcat. f‘rhrtiary if. ‘
A "trolling or the fictiootnuismrs'
Round 'I'anie otVoutcrn Cotuutctlcut
wiilb‘ a hold on February l'I. in the
, mum-boot buiidin . The fol-
.lo‘ action will be c sourced: ‘
1.. lilac ,edover from the previous
m.
s. Supervision an a Principal's func-
uod' wn t l
. a supp cmeutary work will
best. fit the pupils of the Grammar
school for citizenship?
o. Is it advisable to discontinue
copy books after Grade V?
d. "Reality" in the
Geography. History, Aritlnuctlc, Writ-
ten Composition. .
e. Adduntages and dismlvunttmcs of
semi-annual promotions. ,
i'. The State Cmrvcntion ol' (iriobcr
20th. .
a. la Writing tannin? How?
Stiltltouted by tumnbors for thin
lllOtiilllK: '
a. The Spiral ws. um 'I‘opi ’ltl Plan
of Teaching Arithmetic.
b. Whoa should abstract. number
workbegin? '
c. Geography: ‘What, When, How
Much? "
2.
d. Why Algebra in the Grades?
6. What is the value and attractive-
ness of Yale courses for teachers of
Connecticut schools?
f. ,To what extent should reports
by teachers of the amount of work
done in their grade supplement or
modify the‘ course of study?
President—~8. P. Williams, Bridge-
Secretary and Treasurer~ .
wuenuey, Fairfleld. W A'
‘ Committee‘ou Program—4“. W.’Greu—
ory, Norwalk; George Tracey, West-
port; G. C. Fisher, Danbury.
Committee on Modulation—-
Willard, Stamford.
C . Deane.
E. C.
Bridgeport; . (3.
it‘ootc, South Norwalk. W
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REAL ESTATE MOVING.
Colonel Wade's Residence Bought by
J. C. Forbuehe—Other Transac-
tions Yesterday. .
Colonel .lohn Wadc. of Bridgeport.
has sold his former residence at the
center of Maple street and Franklin
avenue. Norwaik. to James li‘orbnsh,
suprinintendent of Arthur C. .Whee-
ler’s straw hat factory. Mr. Forbulsh
and family have been occupying the
place for some time. The transfer
was placed on record yesterday.
Charles C. Bolts and others hare dis-
posed of a piece of property contain-
lng thirty-six acres, at, the Rocks, to
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ratchford.
Another real estate sale. Is this of a
house and lot in Park street by Mr.
-ud Mrs. Charles C. Belts to William
r, Bishop.
DIGS WORMS JANUARY 3181'.
This Wintere' Mild Weather Has De-
veloped Many Revolutions in Nature.
This winter's almost. unproccudcnt-
ed mild wenthrr has dart-loom] many
unsoasonnbic occurancc but. there are
cry it-w pcoplt- who can rcmotubur
Vlit‘il it has been poustiitc before to
llg worms out of llll‘ ground on thi-
list of January. . '
This morning Attorney .l. ileidun
‘iut‘ibutt Went. out in his garden at
Its rcsidcncc in Union :tvcnuc with u
Ipndc. to turn over some ground. in
u‘dcr that .his chickens might scratch
in it. Great. was his surprise to ilnd
timsclf uncovering worms. tic gather-
ul scvcrnl nmi llli‘t'W them to the
"owls.
REMONSTRANCE HEARING POST-
PONED.
The. hearing in tho rcnionstrancc
against the granting of a liccusc to
he Connecticut, Brewcrics Company.
to operate a saloon in imxington ave-
nue, which was to have been held
vestorday afternoon, was postponed
until next Wednesday at 9:30 o'clock.
In the South Norwalk court room. At
torneys Elmore S. Banks. of Bridge
port, and John Cunco, of South Nor-
wnlk, will upticnr for the applicants,
and Gmrgc ii. Vosburgli for the re
monstrtints.
CAPTAIN REES'S SON DEAD.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, .Ian. ill.»~At tht~
wetting of tho courtmurtiai today tho
ludgc advocate read a letter front Sn
poriniendent Sands in which Capt. C.
J. Rees, president of the court. was ex-
cuscd from ditty temporarily and Cour
Inundcr Valentino Nelson. tho uIcInlwr
cht In rank, was assigned as prcsi
lrnt. Capt. Rcca has been t’lilli'tl in
Portland, Maiuc, by the death of his
son. his only child.
The proceedings of yesterday in the
cat-Io of Midshipman (loot-no Ii. Mol-
vin were approved.
EARTHQUAKEB IN ECUADOR.
GUYAQUIL, Ecuador. Jun. 31.——i~‘ol-
lowing an earth shock which was felt
here at 10 p. at. Sunday, n heavy long
shock was experienced at 9 u. m. to-
dny. One of President Alfaro's first
decrees provides that all foreigners
having rohidod two yours in Ecuador
can be elected uldormcn.
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It‘lttr human Disordered?
is indl lion nsturcll earlier the kidneys
li'elilim'o cl 3" with ttnpurtllou that impair or atop
their secretory functions: the blood In vltlstcd and
actually palms the whole being. bet. this no attic
Its natural audio and the our" roluit im-timith. 'i he
one medicine the will emu this foul tritium is
Dr. D. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
which eliminates and siren them the digestive
organs. matures the secretory uurt tom tutti rpucti-
tl canto outibo unibnrud Impttritiuu in the mucus
1&nctoil. "you havolnuiimvun. pincdisb bowels.
coin in tin- bnckuliscolnml akin.m-rvtuwurssordia.
lilillli“ you may liti m-rittn that your vital 0mm
no sadly out of condition and that
Your Only Wise Course
‘ca medlrumihnt will cleanse your system of the
m nnlttolthni cloyillorhuunuts It require vigor
ill health. Medical science proves that dinners,
it) muncr how must at Viirioi. .mm to proceed from
mmpsrulvoty few chum. t is forth 1: reason that
tome uncle malicious relieve or can so wide I
noun or comtusintc. Wlmuamedicni pmmiiun
zen at once upon the dimiivo and urinary «imam
M m Purifier the Blood
i
Iidotdi cultlunub iinitc mnlrnlh coutu-
Elllu 1. itidnrutitioflud lli‘it iir. Din/ii imbued ‘n
'fnvor‘lic ll medals i‘llt taint choc lro p moon. on
vow in and or sit dime-i. nvb. i»; from a bull or im-
tlrc‘ltlrif lllt'llil‘"liiltllllli. A rm uni-infill”!!!
it. littlul Kennedy's PM who iimn v'v ucconilnflto
.Irootinm. wii mm roan-4 owl rill'n's'nly’rtiiro
the-i up hint-r mediciau or trinitutu: is (unity
'initiatorslatitudinal
l'rmmd at Midttut.‘
; .33. ml: .. Int uric. vi a tractor“
t * a u 2.11m. m‘
teaching of ‘
i
I
of tartar, soda, 0
Royal.
sweeter, oi' iindr tiaVo
wholesome. It is :11
form in its work.
' some of them cheapo
N EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
the Royal BakingPowder. . Better results
will be obtained becausc‘of the absolute.
'purity and.» great leavcniug strength of the
lt will make the l:tuul lighter,
Alum and phosphate baking pow/tiers—
somc of them sold at the same price and
dainty nor wholesome food.
ROYAL BAKiNG POWDER C0.. NEW YORK.
Um
r baking powder, use
r, more digestible and
ways reliable illltl uui~
r——-will make neither
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NORWALK CLUB POOL GAMES.
G. L. Woodward and G. B. Buxton Won
Events Yesterday. ‘
Ono uatnc was played yesterday at
tcrnoon and another inst owning. in
the pool tourrmmcnl of thc Norwaik
Club.
in the afternoon. George 1.. Wood.
ward. 110, tlt‘fl‘iill'tl William I.. illus-
ccl', 5, by lllt‘ score of ill) to 51.
Thu scot‘t‘ of tho gunu- by i‘rnmcs:
Woodward. Blascer.
7 s
12~l 7
24-1 ill—«3,
33—1 20—4
47 21
58-4 24
7t) 27
80*] .‘ltiwi
86 36——3
til 44—2
97 52—4
108 55—4
110 M—-1
Goold S. Hoyt was referee and
George E. Curtis scorcr.
Thc contestants for the cvcning
game were cit-Mayor George 13. Box-
ten, 75. and W. G. Miller. as. The for.
mcr was victorious by tho score of 75
to 89.
The score by frames:
Buxton. Miller.
lu--—-I :i~~—I
is 9-4
{iii-mu if. It
till—Ml ill-12
44 lbw]
fut-«l 2B
5? :ti'.
tilt 38—1
70 39
7i")
‘Dr. W. l.. chd was the referee and
Gorge id. Curtis scorer.
WANTED ARMY OFFICER FOR PO-
SITION.
Mayor Adams Looking After Head of
Buffalo Police Force.
NEW ‘YORK, Jun. 31.—-Muyor Adams
of Buffalo, sent today to The Associat-
ed l’rcss an announcomcnt that ho dc-
sircs to hour of tho “nblcst United
States army or navy oillccr qualified
for superintendent of police of Buffalo
and available for the position.“ 'l‘lu-
Mayor toicgrnphvd as follows:
“Mayor Adams, of Buffalo, dcsircs
to make tho following nnnounrcmcut
through the Assotziutcd Proust
".l. N. Adams. of Buffalo, would be
glad to hour of the oldest linitt-d Stu.
tcs Army or Navy ofllccr qualificd for
supcrintondcnt of pollcv of llufinlo anti
available for the position. Fitness.
not politics. is the casctlttni qualifica-
tion.
"No ofllct-r nccd bc disuppointcd if
ho is rt-jm'to , no oillct-rs not-d bo sur-
prbu-d ii‘ lut' riiost-n. 'I‘hc mayor has
several oliictu'u in mind and is looking
“I! their records. in addition to look-
ing for other possiblo uppointccs. All
applications wit bc curt-fully consid-
orcd and tI'caIt-d as t'tlllllilimlllil. if so
ticsircd."
(Signcdl
".l. N. Adam."
STRUCK BY A BWITCHER.
Edward Kirby, Lttohficld Former: Pro-
bably Fatally Injured.
’i‘OltRINt’i'l‘ON. .inn. :il.-lddwnrd
Kirby, a farmer of Litchiicid. was
struck by a switching casino youtor—
day afternoon and received probably
fatal injuries, as be was driving
across the railroad tracks here.
He received twu scalp wounds, iivo
ribs were broken, his hands were cut.
and it is probable that. he also unu-
tninad internal injuries. lie was re-
tnovod to the home of his daughter.
Mru. John Humphrey, wife of the
proprietor of the American hotel.
it is claimed that Kirby was waiting
after it had gone by he started to drive
across the tracks, in spite of the want-
but the horse escaped uninjured.
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
for a freight train. to pass and that.
in: given him by the conductor of the
switcher. His wagon was smashed.
Discharges In the bankruptcy cases
of Andre L. Hose. of Waterbury Jos-
eph W. Bailou. of New Haven, srael
Homheln of Waterbury. Frederick w.
Platter, of New Haven, and Maxwell
J. Buford. of Manchester, were made
Judge Plan of the United States
ooeeE‘E-flsbfluoea's rowan.
Something About Frederick Butler,
Who Will Be Here Next Week.
FREDERICK suntan.
'i‘ho (iospcl soloist who will bc burr
m-xt wool. with lir. ChapmaILJn tin-
rvvival meetings at tho Armory brain.
ninu Tuesday vrcniug. ii‘cbruary tlili.
at 7:45.
ltrnlizing how much lil‘llt‘l' it is to
raiso In God's praise the maguiilm-m
voice with which ho is blessed. titan
in opcrn, bc bus in those meetings givn
en a new phrasing. tonc and dopih of
looting to tho most familiar hymns.
and many a sinner has board in tho
plodding Ioncs of an annual, (‘hi'ist's
Cull, win-n u-quucnt cvunuclistic words
folk-ti to intlucnco.
The following are clippings from llit‘
Syracuse papers where very success-
ful revival Int-clings arc being hold
now undcr tlu» leadership of lir. (‘luur
mun:
Bactable Theatre Service Friday Night
li‘l‘t'tl ilutlcr sung 'l‘ho Prodigal Son.
Now I'm Coming Horne and many per.
sons in the audicncc rccognlzcd tho
rich basso voice board so often in 'i‘in-
Fortune 'l‘cilor mui Singing Girl with
Alicu Nciiscn. [linens of persons
raisud their hands to express their du-
airc to accept ChristmTlu‘ Syracuse
iicruld, Saturday, January 27.
His Hearere In Tears as Fred Butler
Sings.
Ailm- n short St'lllltlli in which ho
made an ourncst appcui to his honroru
RM. .1. Wilbur (‘lmpnuin at tho l‘arli
Ct'lill'lll I’rcsbyici'lun t‘lllll‘t'li ycstor-
day morning was foliowod by Fred
liutlcr, tho banso, who uuuu Face to
h‘ttcc. Before ho had finished most of
those bcl‘orc him were wiping tours
from tin-Ir cycs, and thorc would to
in» no effort, to conceal the omotion
which tiu- song canard.» The Font-
Stnndurd. Syracuse, N. i’.. January
Lilith.
BIG MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT.
'l‘ht- bod union service for all the ole-
vuu churciu-a uniting in tho Chapman
Inoctlnsu. prupuratory to llr. Chap-
man's conduit. will be ht-ltl Friday ova»
ning of this work. at tho First Mtho
dist Clilii‘t‘ll. 'i‘ho largo platform nc~
tuunodnting tum hundred will be used
as usual. As many as ptltisiiilo of the.
Armory choruu will occupy seats on
the platform and the elbow nearby.
The bndgca which will bo ueud Io diu-
ttuuuieb chorus «lasers at the Armory
will be furnished at this Inouting.
ldvcry chorus singer should be present
to rrsceirc tin- bnduo. as only those
so uuppIit-d will no ndinittod to the
Armory platform after the, moctingu
lit-gin. Tuesday night. The service. lt'rl~
evening will be led by the Rev. (loom
Drew lupin-rt, pastor of the First Con
gregatiounl church. who will also giro
FASH
WHINKLI
m
it in anticipating what a [nutty thinly,
is u phottmrapbic print oi" a ethnic
group of \\lili(' birch trees tinted dain-
tiiy in water colors. and mounted on
a white mat. Othere in brown tunes
on darker mats are very artistic.
Let me reiterate: Do not leave haug-
ing in your closets or packed in trunks
clothes that you will never use, and
that‘huiulit be a delight and a. com-
fort. to somebody. Begin at the attic
and go ,through the house, clearing
it of every thing that you can get
along without. ’l‘horc are ways of dis-
[tonal very own, known it’ you do not
know personally any nocdy pcoplc.
This is a good ”1110 of the your for
this task, and probably wlu-u tho
spring; cleaning conwa, you will be
glad that this part. of it Is out of tho
way. i might add it you giro lllt‘m
away at onrt- and novcr atort- them in
tho Mounts thorn "our lit‘t‘tl to ho Iliiu
clubbing time.
A smoking not of oid'bruus with
dull grim“ and rod dccoruthm is n
handsonw den iillllnlllllllt'ili.
Ono cloth waist has a failed cloth
belcro below, the yoke. 'i‘lIo yokc is
of fine plnits and shaped in a rounded
point in front. The short bolero is
gathered to tho bottom edge of the
yoke and into a band at its lower
edge. and finished all around with in-
sortizm.
Black or white imported fans accom-
puny many gowns. those of white
gauze with jet paillcttes are especial-
ly suitable to carry with black gowns
made over white.
Mirror lined curio cabinets enhance
the beauty of the rare. articles placed
on their shelves.
.icwcllcd tl(lg' collars arc necessary
to low ucokt-d evening gowns. Oblong
sociious of lupis lazuli. amethyst, or
tiliuoo. aro joined by two or more
chain of gold aml t'astoncd t'ltirltily
about the throat. Who nllIc color'ol‘
thi- stono chosen matches or con-
trasts wall with the cosluuw. tho of-.
1‘ch is especially pleasing.
ill health is ofton ihc causc of poor
condition of Ibo hair. ()In- instance is
cited of a young woman who, though
able to be about ovcl'y titty. noticed
that alto was losing her hair so very
rapidly as: to be almost bald In spots.
She consulted a physican who discov-
crcd a serious physical difficulty,
which was corrcctml anti the hair soon
came back in. thick and in lino quali-
ty.
A simplc Empire gown of white
cropc dc chino with Grecian bortior in
gold braid is a bountiful garment and
displays the graceful flowing lines of
the styles to best advantage.
According to the New York Sun
quitc lllt' ncwcsi mode in ties for men
is thc use of solid dark colors for all
occasions cxccpi weddings. Rich black
satin or dark blutv, with an occasional
liclloiropu or green arc worn at all
dressy affairs in thc Iuormng or at-
iornoon.
DR. PORTER DEAD.
Well Known Physician Who Married
Fairficld Woman.
Nun's was received hero today of
tho dvaih in Philadelphia from pncu-
month of llr. William C. l’oricr. one
of ”to prominent practitioners of that
plat-c. Dr. l'ortor was married to tin-
iato Miss Susan Huriburt of ‘airilcid.
who died last spring at the home of
Mrs. Henry 1.. Mills, of that town. lt‘ivc
childI't-n survive llr. l’ortcr. all of
whom Width in Philadelphia. The dc-
('l‘lls‘t‘tl was writ known in li‘ait‘licld
whoro his fntbcrein-law Itvcd anti
Wllt‘l'l' in company with his wilu anti
children. ho was wont to pass his
summers for many yours at his
country honor in that town.
L. . * m...
w...— WWW
Right on the eve of‘our January S
all odds and ends, forces some radical
with this sale we will offer for
u.-
Ouling lt‘iunnci Gowns, worth 59c,
lower than $7.50, all new. We don't
this ridiculous low price, $4.49.
price is 49c yd.
spring wear.
You know that ihi
Ladics' Flecced l-iosc, regular 25
Ladies' Corset Covers, extra siz
Men's Groy Mixed Socks, value 1
Ladies‘ Gold Gloves, merccrizcd F
Ladies“ or Children's All Wool M
25c it‘ancy ldmiu'oidcrt-d' Stock Col
It‘abcy llot or ’l‘uxcdo Not Voiiiu
4-4 Saloon ’l‘ablt- (iovcrs, ussortct
Mohair Sicilian, a quality sold by many at 75c.
Smokeless Oil Hooters, regularly sold at $3.49, at $2
Wooden Water Pails. regularly 190. at. 120.
imitation Cut Glass 'l‘umblcrs, regularly 60c dozcn, at Alfic dozen.
Annual Pre-inrentugSaie.
lock Taking with a desire to clean up
price reductions, also in connection
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
the following Specials";
tiutiuu it‘lannt-i tutu-taint: Hitt‘qlit‘H. I'oguiur pricc bar; at him
~
for :titc.
Outing Flannel Wrappers, regular $1.25 and $1.50 qualities, 97c.
Children's Loni; Winter Coats, 2 to 12 years, prices up to $12.50, none
want to put away for next year, hence
i
If you buy now our
5 is the natural dross goods weave for
These. have a highvlustrons finish. are. 44 inches wide and
come in six colors~~black, navy, royal, brown, red and medium grey.
c quality, sale 21c.
es, regular 35c, at 210..
Do, at 50.
lauiics‘ Plain or Colored Border H undkcrchlcfs, regular So. at til/yr.
leecc lincd, regular Site. at 39c.
iiicns, 25c. quality, 15c.
tars, at. 15c.
gs, .‘lt’tc. quality. at l7c.
Liberty Silk and Chiffon Ncck Rufis, regular $1250 and $1.75. Sulc, 980..
20 x 54 Cut. Work Bureau Scarfs, value $1
Conifcrtablcs, good quality Siikoiine, value $1.
or
.-ul,
at 67c.
25, at. 89c,
1 colors, regular 25c,
.25.
at 150 ouch.
BOST
THE
HUNDREDS OUT OF EMPLOY-
MENT.
About 2,400 Hands in Rubber Factor-
.iec in Naugatuck Affected by
Weather.
NAli(iA'l‘lIt"K, .liui. 31.—~0wing to
the. fact that the mild \vcathcr has
caust-d a falling off in the dcmand for
rubber goods. the Goodyear Mctal~
llt' Rubin-tr Shoo Company's plant lu-ro
Park St Tilford
FINE
Wines. Liquors and Cigars
For the Holidays
AT
“Hotel Clifiord ”-
JOSEPH L. wuz
Proprietor. ,
Telephone 398.
ON STOR
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r
will be closed Thursday.
plant. employes about
The Goodyear india Rubber Glove
Company's factory is now operating
only four days a week, and it is said
that unless a change. in the weather
.; ,vl .: soon this plant also will be coni-
pollcd to suspend operations temporar-
ily. This would throw another 1,200
hands out of work.
Sweet ' Cider
Zoe—Cellos.
JOSE-L01“ F ’S
72 N. Main St. So. Norwalk
No time
2.400 hands.
Tel. Can, 193.
Fancy Long Asparagus.
Tender Asparagus Tips.
Small Sifted Peas.
Early Sweet Peas.
Small Lima Beans.
Tender Stringiess Beans.
Maine's Finest Sugar Corn.
Cream Succotash.
Hand-packed Tomatoes.
33 Washington St.
fi—m
Dudley‘s Pumpkin and Squash.
Collision-4.
Halved or
LEADING oRocaR.
SPECIAL
the chorus its first general rehearsal
at the clone. The service bugiuu at
7:45. Top pastors will be present
to assist. ~
W
mos Vtouucc'ie rsAn'so.
op Milton.
.lyde A. Parsons.
are $3,236.73.
Morris Bernstein. of New Britain
are $5.781 Jill, and his asucta (42.258114
, W.W_..-. ,
A onward is a men who knows 'hll’il
lyre“, but refutes to admit it. 9
.E‘l
,.,
w
b
dlstrict. court Monday, there being no
of Winchester.
has filed a buakrnpti-y petition in the son at Muorcstown. N. J.. who
district court of the United Hutu-u. His been undvr arrest to this city for our
,iInltiIItIoa arc aromas. and his "snout oral days. was turned over to unicorn
, in "common.” '-
BALTIMORE, MIL, Jim. Elle-Jillian
Johnson. alias Jones, the confessed
murderer of Mitts Florence W. Ai‘iin-
N!!!
from that state today on a requisition
. sinned by Governor Weriieiu and the
has filed a similar petition. ills debts prisoner was token aboard a Pennsyl-
a
vania railroad train which left at
10:45 for Mount Holly. the prison
or fears mob violence when he «arrives
l
“t
they E‘Ign a.
'u “ er, 0
. Good. Sweet Butter. worth 290 lb.
Maud S Brand Flour, bag,
II
T he Finest tanned Goods in the World.
CANNED FRUITS.
Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches.
Bartlett Pears.
Eycless and Careless Sliced Pineapple.
White Cherries (Royal Ann).
Egg and Green Gage Plums.
FISH.
Fancy Columbia River Salmon.
Fancy Lobster—Tails and Claws.
Selected Solid Meats.
THESE ARE THE FINEST GOODS MONEY CAN BUY.
TRIFLE MORE THAN THE ORDINARY GOODS. AND ONLY A TRIFLE.
Charles E. Seymour,“
THEY MAY COST A
South Nor-walk.
may
700
'J ones’ or Pillsburyfe Flour, bag, - - - 750
4.- Cans Good Maine Corn, - - - - ‘~ 250
New Y
THE STORE THAT SETS THE FACE.
Wk; Grow
in waeutuoroasrsenr. ~
Still' to“, ’
Norwalk Chronicler