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1111 lditor and Proprietor.
SATURDAY. FEB. 3. 19o6.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
A Special Communication of Old
OII Lodge, No.108, F. and A. M., will
hold at its rooms February bin, at
{firm Work, M. M. Degree. fol
we by a banquet. All Master
Igns cordially and fraternslly In-
Frsternally yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
‘ 1111
1
Free water drinking, is accoxdlng to
dphysician who writes in Outing. an
important essential to vitality and to
the development of staying power. All
the operations of the body, digestion,
culmilatlon, absorption, elimination of
poisonous waste and so on. are carried
on by means of water, and an insuill-
,oient amount of water in the system
means embarrassment of every tune
tion. The body of 11 man of average
' weight contains more than half 11 bur-
;rel of water; and such a body needs
(01‘ its proper operation at least twu
quarts daily ot‘ purc water. in this ('Oll-
noction Itnmay not be irclcvant to
mention that the. Japanese soldiers,
whose surprising powers are now cu-
lazing the admiration of the world.
consume each between two and four
gallons of water daily.
New Jersey means to harc all that
belongs to her. A bill now before thc
New Jersey legislature provides for 11
very heavy tax on automobiles, it. calls
for the establishment of a special corps
of inspectors with a commissioner at
tax
shall hereafter be levied on motor cars
operated within thc limits of the statc.
at a rate of seventy-ich costs per unit
of horsepower for each Vchlclc. This
would amount to an annual tax of $11
for the owncr of 11 forty-horscpowcr
touring car, while thc man who is con-
tent with a ten-litit'scpowcr runabout
would pay $7.50. Many Ncw York own-
ers of automobiles cross thc rivcr to
enjoy New Jersey‘s 11xccllI-1nt roads,
and for flit-so and oihcr outsldc motor
lets who do not wish to pay tho 1111
«nual rate a "tourists' t'illt'" 111‘ 11 tltillfll‘
a day Is providr-d.
Since the organization of thc mill
tut‘y school for training of the young
princes and sons of noblcu was dccidcd
on, the Chlncsc govt-rnmcnt has i1t1111i
Inundatcd with applications for pro-
fessorshlps from military cxpcrts of
all countrlcs. supported by thcir diplo
matic representatircs ut l’ckin. Cvas
ive replies wct'e girl-n in all cuscs. but
it was thought probablc that those
coming from Austria would have tltc
preference, there bcing no Illplilllllilli
or other complications lit-twccn the
two governments. and thc orgtuilzutiot
and training of lhc Austrian army, cs
peclally of thc cavalry. bcing rcpulot.
to be equal to that of thc boat army
in. Europc.
Tho 'l'rcuton ’I‘iun's i11tt1r\'icwod
Bishop John Scarborough on proposcd
legislation about. thc saloons. “Po
the down in favor of high lll'tfllht‘,
said the bishop. “That, in my opinion
In the only solution of the liquor prob
lem; high liccnsc. limitcd nunibcr oi
saloons and strlngcnt rustrictions. I
would make thc liccnsc for citics likt
Trenton and larger $1.000 111111 your 11111
limit the saloons to u numbcr IllllL'l.
smaller than now cxisi. in smallc:
towns 11nd country districts 1 woult.
favor lowcr licenses, but in all cases 1
would makc it high cuough to scrve 111
an incentive to thc llct‘nscd man to
obey the law himself and to holp am
that othcrs obeyed it."
The father of Cu111pbeliliuuncrmnn.
the new prlmc mlnislnr of England
laid the foundation of his fortune In
Glasgow by abolishing I11 his placc oi
business this systcm tin-11 known 111.
"missing." '[‘11 “prlg” was to bargain
and beat down the price of goods. Mr.
‘ Campbell started marking all his good.
1 111‘ plain figures, from which his solo:
men were allowed to make no rcdm-
tion. His success was immediate and
great. Hi! rose to be lord provost (1
Glasgow and was knighted by Victoria.
The rotutl mcrchuuts of lowa arc up
in arms against ihc mail order houses
and will try by cooperating to rcgniu
and hold tl11- irtnlb which is now slip
pins away from tin-r11. ‘l‘bcy two 11.
". farm a state rcluil dculcrs‘ association.
with an ofilt'c In t‘h‘rngn. tl111111pi1
' which all thc suppilcu 111-111i111l by 11111111-
‘boi's can bc pu1cl1.1<111l.'l‘l111- 1111111111
Mt only to 11111 111.1 by co opciatinn I 111'
it prices from the wholesnlc: 11 that.
they could command as individuals.
bill. better railroad 11111111111 ruins
Wham-“4..“
. Life thus dostt'iiics tin l1.1.11:‘11:.<
Revolution: An
lime Wlitit-tttti1l1111111l11'l
filthy 101’in Iiidgl-lulu of 'ltc It
11
(11:11.21: 12.111 11
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' church
untou azuwc TOMORROW
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Churches Unite 111 service
Congregational Church.
A ttnion scrvlcc for tho South Nor-
Four
1 walk churc lick lllllilll'. in the (‘bupman
nuwtiusn at the Atnun 11 will be held
tomorrow owning .111 the South Norv
walk (lunmnznliou: 1i Church. The
service will begin 111. 7: '30 thus enabling
tho churches to hold their young poo
plo’ 5 meetings as usual. The count (11
nations and choirs combining are tho
Trinity Episcopal, Baptist, Congrega-
tional and Methodist. in case the
cannot. accommodate the
crowd. an overflow meeting will be
held in the Baptist Church. 'l‘hc 11o»
tier of service will be as follow:
Organ Prelude—«St. Ceclla (ifl'crtulrc.
Soreno R. Ford.
Anthem-wPrcpart .Y" the Way of the
Lord (lam-11.
Choir of First Methodist Church.
Hymn.
Responsivc Reading, lcd by thc ltcv.
W. W. '1‘. Duncan.
The Apostlcs’ Creed and Gloria l'utri,
Congregation.
Scripture Reading,
The Rev. Romllly F. Humphries
Antlicn1——What Are These .. staincr
Choirs of four churches.
Prayer, ,
The Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter.
Choral Amen.
M ,
only the Royal
Organ Offertory—Melody from Longe—
song ............ Mcudelssohn
Mr. Ford.
Anthem—Hear 0 My Pcoplc.
. .. Sicvenson
Choir of Baptist Church
Sermon.
The Rev. Andrew W. Archibald,
New liavcu, (3111111.
Anthem—God so [lovcd the World,
. From ’l‘bc Holy (‘lly by (111111
Choir of (limgrt-gutlonnl Church.
Hymn.
Pi'ttycr and Benediction.
lll‘. Archibald.
Organ Posiludc~-Sortic ........ Wt-Iy
Mr. Ford.
ll.l)..
ONE POOL GAME PLAYED.
W. C. Baur Defeated C. R. Chasmar at
Norwalk Club.
There was one gamc. last night in
the pool tournamcni of thc Norwalk
Club. William C. llama so. dcl’cutml
Dr. Charles R. Csahmnr. 813. by ”111
score of 80 to .'17. Mr. 13:1111' playcd
especially strong on the lust t‘rutncs.
The game by frames:
Baur, 80. Chasmar, 85.
6-2 7
lG—~i ll
2‘ ———2 ill
21 31
29 1l0-l
4i l2~l
«is 50
55—1 56—1
67 5ti~3
79 517—2
till
’l‘his crcning, Louis W.
and .Vlarcclluu R. ROtlncll.
‘iit. will bc tho contestants.
'I‘hc trophic: oi III1' 11111511111 tourttrt
lllt‘lll arc two cum-z. ln \ll'ili.'l' that 111'
crybody in thc lo11111111ncnt. may lllth:
two gutncs. It. has bct'n :ti'l'ungcd in
havc Illt'. lost-1's of tbclr first 151111111
play for the second car.
CLINTON COMMANDERY OFFICERS
Leonard
cut-h rut 11d
Chester F. Clark Chosen Commander
for Coming Year.
'l‘l1c annual conclarc of Clinton
Commundcry. Knights ’1‘11111plar. 111 Nor.
walk. war. licld last cveulng. ul Mli'
sonic 'l‘cmplc, corncr of Wall and
lsuttcs stroc-ts.
Chestcr P. Clark. of South Norwulk.
for the past your gcncrullssimo of thc
Commander}; was clcctcd to thc high-
est office. that of cmlncnt colnlncndci'.
5‘01' the cnsuing your. succccding C. S.
Finch. of Stamford.
The full list of oil‘iccrs clioscn was
as follows:
Comma111‘.c1'——Chc.s‘cr F. Clark.
(lcncralirsimo-hlllton Elwood.
Captain tlcncrul-A. A. Bolts.
l'1'cl:1tc——.I.1111cs Storcy.
’l‘rt-ast11'111'~—Sainucl llynl'H.
ltccordcr ~1 It‘l‘tilliil‘le But-hicy.
Sculor ‘1‘111'1l1‘111—~--A. V, Wainwright.
Junior \\"111'dcu~\\'. Ii. Michncls.
\\'111'd11.n—1-ltl. it). (lorbam.
'I‘rusiccs-~J. W. Storuy,
Huntington and C. N. \i'ood.
’l‘hc abou- oillct-rs wcrc lntsallcd by
tho i'c‘irina‘ 11111I111111t commaudcr. 11s-
lll'. S. H.
slsicd by [111111111' ilrund (‘onunundct
Farm" 9. lii‘IIH
RESERVES WON BASKETBALL
GAME.
'I‘bo 'l‘rlniiy Naval licscrrcs hold :1
drill at. tho Armory lust owning. Af-
tci' ihc drill il1c ltcscrvcs buskt,»tbull
tcum pluycd tbc n1c1nbcrs oi‘ tbc fast
Winnipunk junior tcnm. 'l‘bc lic-
scrvcs won by a score of 2 to 111, Thu
gainc was very fast. throughout, the
scorc being at tho cud of the first half
‘11 lo 4 in favor of thc l‘tcscrvcs. ’l‘hc
lincnp:
Reserves. Wlnnlpauks.
11‘ilclson. Yost .......... . . (lrlnrod
Right Guard.
llcnncit .................. ll. llogcrs
Loft (lunrd.
"1111111 ...... . ....... . ........ Dunlttb
Ecliicl‘.
Guarnnrl .................. Sullivan
Right Forward.
Lintlcburg
Loft Guard.
Goals: Lindchurg, 1‘1; Gunrnnrl, 3:
1"oilln. 2'. Bennctt. 2; Grlnrod, 3; ii.
Rogers. 1 and 2 iron throws from foul
lino. St'orc. Lid-«~10. illudwln. um-
piro: l). ltilcv, rcfct‘cc. ’I'lic lic-
1111'1'cs will pluv tho Pns‘lnuvu 11 rciurn
(11111111 in 11111 Pustimrs lluil, chucs‘
day. l1‘11ln'1111ry 7th.
11. ltogcru
MEN’S CHRISTIAN iNQUlRY CLUB.
Last Sunday tlu~ 111111]ch was Greck
Mythology. It was presumed by Cup-
iiiIiI Frank D. Layton in 11 very grap-
hic 11nd logical way and was listened
11.1 with Inicrcsl. Roy. Mr. Edwards.
who supplicd I cltpulnli. on- that day
unrilclputcd In the discussion. 'l‘omor-
1'11w Edgar ii. 11111111 will present the
111I1Icct. 'l‘hc Student. Volunteer Move-
ment. All 1111111 arc welcomed and in-
\'licd lo l11I-.11 port in ”11' 1111'1'1111ri11ns.
which 111'11 nlwmr 1 f .1111 informal char.
' 11" ’I‘Iio rcsslrnu 111'11 l11'I1I ovory
Defeated the Overlook- Selleck Team,
2 to 9.
Thc Nutmeg Club. which is gaining
quite a reputation in ailtlctlcs. pt'chtl
its prowess again last. croning in a
gamc with tho Overlook-Scllcck Mili-
tury Acudciny ilvc. at tho town 11ss11111-'
bly hull Ill W111i sircct. 'l‘hc Nullucgs
won handily by tho score of 22 to it.
Thu Nutmcg (‘lub was also uhcnd ut
thc cud of the first half by the score of
12 to L1: Aficr ilic galnc dancing Wine
11 fcuturu until about. 111idnlght. .»\
largc nu111ln1r of tho \oung Indy friends
of thc tnt'iubtt'u of both trains Wt'l‘l'
prescnt.
’1 ho lineup and (It'lfillrl of thc gumc:
Nutmeg Club. O. S. M. A.
Cavuuugb ................. (irlsu'old
Right l1‘orwurd.
Vct'lln ............... Aguilar (‘111111y
Inuit l‘t’irwurd.
II, \'111'Ii11. \Vul'rcn ............ Light
Ccntcr.
IIIcWiIIimus ................... Way
llight Forward.
ll. Vcrlin. Klinc ............ Sanford
Loft l'tuuuid.
First Ii1tii‘~Nut1ntgs i; .\.i. A..
“Final 8("11111~N11111111.ts. ‘22; t). S. M.
A..i
Field goals, (‘,
Vcriin. 7: ll. \‘crliu.
3: lat'ntntgh. i; lrlswold. i; (‘ttucyz
2. . Foul liuc goal, Cuncy.
()IllCliiIS—"~All)vl‘I Grinrod. Arthur (‘11.
uny: timckccpor. Hiram liuii.
COLUMBIA VS. COMPANY F. 1
Famous College Basket Ball Team to
Play Here Monday Night.
'llt1'.c sprin s «111111.1l.n ibc bur-1111-
lmxnd." 71111! 1.111'I1 11-1 Iht in..l cyl-lnn'i
tlon (11‘ the feeling of local buskctlmll
fans. for next Monday is lt111 night 111'
nights in the. locul baskctball world.
win-n the famous Columbia icnui will
111cc! Company lr‘. it gocs without
saying lhat this will p1m'c thc {111411111
«3ch planed in the Allll(ll_\. '1
(11Iunibia in _\ct 111 hr 11111111111 this
season and It r11illltlliS for (‘ompuny l1‘
to do tllc trick. That this Is possiblo
ls co11tui1n-d in the fact that Company
lr‘ dct‘culcd Yale and Manhattan (‘011
lt‘1gcs, thc latter by 11 big scorn. ’l‘hcrc-
forc it scrubs rcasonublc to 1-xpt1ct thc
locals to carry oiT honors Monday
night.
'l‘l1c niuuu'u'mcnt is making grcut
lll'i durations to accommodu'c thc vast
crowd that is cxpuctcd which will with-
out doubt reach the 1.500 mark.
’I‘l1c following lincvup will play"
"liig 'l‘om“ Illol'ncy, Silt'r. lltult‘rcy, Lis-
1111' and (lhlotto
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
t'l‘hc Comincrclal liull1tl11l.
Contract for Silk Mill. ‘
'I‘lic 'I‘t'ncy liro»... (‘11., of \\'1ttcrl111r.\’.
lltlw- been awarded llic gcncrul 111111-
lr111'l for llli‘ largo addition to Illt‘
Muller Gloria silk mills it \\'Ill be
11 brick str'uc‘uic about TF1 x 131) fcct,
whichm will pi"1tctlcull_\ doublc thc 111w
scnt slzc of tho factory.
grandstand to I111 built by 11111 Norwuik
Auntscmcnt Association. It will bc
of fratnc construction. “.3: tot wldc
with an uvcragc length of about l."10
i'cct. 'l‘lic scuting capacity will I111
about. 1100.
West Street Black.
Ground 1111s bccn brokcn fol tip» now
block to be 111 rctlcd on Wcst Hll‘i‘i‘l
by .lohn F. McMahon It will i111. 11
l'rumc struciurc :15 x 22 I'11ct with 32
rooms arranged for four flats, ilnlsht-d
In 11 first class 111111111111' provldcd with
stcnm hunt and othcr niodcru Improve
1111311111. 'l‘hc plumbing and
how not. bccu ict. Mi'.
.loscph W. Slmous arc Ilit' owncru.
Tokeneke Houee.
Arcltitch Howard (lracnlcy, of N1~w
York. is preparing thc plans for 1111-
111l11-11' llnc rcsldcuco to be crccicd at
'l‘okoncku. It will cost in tho litiIKll-
borhood of $250011. inu'lcn Burn-it is
ihc owncr.
House Enclosed.
N. S. it‘lnch is rooilnd In tho now
house on Elmwood avenue for Miss
Mary Dunn. it will bu provided with
all modern Improvements. ’l‘hc plumb-
ing has not been lot.
The new house which N. S. ll‘luch is
building on Ferris avenue for .Iohn
l’opp ls practically coiuploicd. .l. S.
ltonuldson did the plumbing.
'l’l111 rcsttuuunt of Mrs. [13. 0.01111an
on Main street. South Norwnlk has
been thormtghly renovated by (ion-
trttctor Ii. W. Mather. ’l‘hc Improve-
ments lnuludc ncw metal ceilings. rc-
doooratlug throughout. etc. 'i‘hc walls
above tho wulnsooiting are covered
with burlap. E. E. Gorhttm did the
decorating and the Rood and Volk El‘
cctrlc Co. did thn clcctric. work.
'i‘hr dirrciors 111 1111.1 Amcriruu
111111111 (“111111111111' will submit to lin-
Wudur 11111.11 in l‘ur Sunni. Norwttlk
"1,1 1'1'1'111‘11111l:"huwli and t'Iosc
111.111111111- M '1111 1111111It.
RECHNZ‘ AIII lV/il OF VCSSELS.
Ebb. and 1111111 11 “11:11.11 11111.1 of
utilities i111 t'cl mm.
In
1\'I'.\\' ‘l'lililx’ l1‘cb. .l. itilivctl. Bl
1.1111111 t1'1111 8'11til1l1111111111u1 uud Chi-1'-
.l 1.11.7.1.
rim'lthrldvru 11"'ll1 Illl‘ll' approval
1111;11:11I 111 int 1'1111111 tlic capital
"1 1111 1111111 :llmvint‘ I'ti1'It
Imldll lo Inlw mic nun altutc for 11 zit-l1
l‘tuu 11 ‘11 11'11111 now hold.
'I‘In' l111\\'1'cii(1.c (Bus Combat: 1 and fl‘ '
Mneanchnsoliu (lotion Mills l1111'1- 1‘1
cinrml it our cool. stunt-annual tllvi
dentin. .
bit
1 l1 1-"
1 Infantry oillccrs
Contract for Grandstand. 1
\i’uldron 11nd Riordan hnvc lll‘i'll
1111111'1I11d the contract for thc ncw
boating ,
McMahon and 1
Does your baking pawder
contain alum ? Look upon
the label. Use Only a powder
whose label shows ill to be
made with cream of tartar.
NOTEIw- ~Safety lies in buying
Baking Powder,
which is the best cream of tartar
baking powder that can be had.
NUTIVIEGS WIN AT BASKETBALL. DEED ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
FRAUDULENT.
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Peculiar Case Comes Into Court in
Duluth Minnesota.
DULUTH, Mlnu..§l"cb. 3.—~Allogini'.
payincut of $111100 to .latncs binds-1y
us an induccntcnl to‘ marry bcr 111111111-1'
lbcrcby sct'uring thousands of, dollurr,
Worth of propm'ly ttndct' tho. prori
.Lions of lit-1' l‘utbcr's will is tIn- chargc
in tho dupositlon 01"“.1XI11111111 .l \Vlllit'»
1111111. now sorting 11 31111111111111 in Au-
burn. N. i'.. prison for t‘orgcry uglntr
at his slslcr, Mrs. A, .l. Gibbs. in Ilil‘.
suit to be tricd in “111 h‘mlcrni Court
in this city Fob. I4, to set asldc :1
dccd alleged in brui’radnltuit. llcmu
1411 i«‘. I’crkius. who ht-ld judgmcnt ol'
$l.‘..tl11o :rglilbéi \Vbitcniun. is plalnlill‘
in 11111 writ and Clara A. tilbbs. Ali‘rcd
’l‘. llibbs and tin1 Cloquct intuibcr t‘om-
puny 11r11 dci‘ciiduntu with tho “i"
troll 'l‘rust (knupauy intcrrtuior. 'l‘hc
suit luyolvcr. thc thin to ~l.lllttl acres of
valuablp prnpcrty in St. Louis county.
litubcu \i‘hitcman, i'atltcr 11f Alonzo,
11nd (‘larzt Wliitciucn, was postacsst'd
111‘ 11 lurgc fortum' at the ti11111 of his
dcalh at ltansvlllc. N. l'., in ltiS‘l. ll
Polish-toll of 11 popcr mill worth $251k-
t1ltll. wait-Halo and ['11-retinal propc'h
ty in Ncw York and thc 4.11011 11011111 of
lnnd in this county. iiy tl111 tonne of
his will \l'l1l11,11111111l11l'1 his wcaltb to
this son and ti:lllt..lIIt‘I‘, with a litmus-
talc to his wit'c. If slic murrivd, bout
.111'111'. H was provltlrd that it wcnt to
thc son and daughtor. Alonzo 11nd
(‘I111'1L It is allcgcd that tho sistcr
Induct-d .lanics Lindscy
11111111111; 11nd tl1cr11|1y
MOII 111 1‘.111 butt. '1 1l11«
i1111511lf :111d .\l(111.:11
\\1. 11111111111 in bi m1ll room ‘11 1\11l1111'1'
l rlson. dcclates he was In Forum at
the» 111111.- the second murrlugc of his
molhcr ituik plat-11,1111d that he know
'1111tl1l111: of lht1 111111'1'Iaae.
Witt-11 askcd thc question as to win-t-
lu-r 111111 puid tl111 $1,000 for tho pur-
post- cl111rg1-1l, hit-1. libbt‘t liliHWt‘l‘t‘tIC
“I did not pay it. it might buy“
b1111n paid by my uttontcys."
it I»: asscrtcd 'Iiut on 1111.1 fat-11 of
thc rubrds and deposition Mrs Gibbs
paid nothing t'm thc p10pc1t11u1d illt'
contuution in the suit is as to whcth
1-1 tbc prop1-1tvu.1s frnttdulunlly con-
1'1-1'1111 to l11r.\\'l1itc11111n it is ch1~1rc
111i has no lllIult-t‘i In Illi rcsult ot‘ Illt‘
suit.
to marry ltcr
st'cut'l-d posscw
io1'1111111.‘ I1 .
..._.. -...1_. .-....__.
‘Ti-uao iNFANTRY OFFICERS MEET
There was 11 meeting of thc 'l‘hli'd
:1l thc llridgcport 111'“
mory, last crculng, but no buslucss
was truusnctcd outside of I'Olllllli‘.
Coloncl l-‘itch wtln prcscni. accompan-
Wm...
FASHIONS AND CULINARY
WRINKLII.
l 11111 cruiu'uttlcred monogram 1111 the
11111111111 111' 1111- 111111111111 jacket gives an
liltllilillllil touch to these common-
plum gutmctlis.
Winter hosiery is in morc subdued
tones than that Intended for spanner
wear, but nevcrihelcss some of the
winter patterns 111'11 vcry uttrttctlvc,
not the least so bring tin-.biauk silk
hose with small sprigs or grotuclrlcul
figures cutbroitlcrcd in color.
bodlco consists of 11 roll of fur over
11 drupud ilchu of lace cdgiilg the low
nurk 11nd iluislu-d in thc front with
11m sundl bonds and full cndu of tho
Itu‘c.
licury lluvn units with pony Ittckcts
wtll 111.1 11115 popubu as tin- wuriu
\wttllit-i 1:11111111111lu-s
I ltc ilncui 111 lawns 11ree:lnli111ld1-1od
111111 I111 tin 1111111111111 In 111111.- of such
'11. task, tor Il11.1 lack of body of thc
'111111111'I11I rcndt-rs it 1.1xtc1'111cly difficult
111 products satisfactory results.
'l‘lltcd hats arc to contimn- through
tho spring. finely braided models of
burnt straw being much in evidence
for street, hats.
To any onc who loves prctty ma-
toriuls It Is a treat to go ubout the
storm-1 now. especially among the de-
partments whorc tltcy are its glad to
show you the new good and gnrtncnts
' as you arc to 1-11.10 them, and I find our
local stt'n'cs cxcccdlngly obllglng in
thc rcspcct.
Although tlic short coats and jackets
.'.1'c Illi.‘ popular style for spring and
..uni1111:r wear tiiei'c will 1111 11 good
1111111) coats of rhodium length worn
by ludlcs who ncvcr look wr-il in tho
11l1l11'111I11111d garments.
’thc soft grays which pro so aboun-
.'11i111v In d1'1ss matciiuls and stylish
.«ults haw llillllllg thcln scurt'cli' :1
I1 1111 ti1ul I»: not plcnslng. What a
1-1plcndid suiting tin-y 111'1- going 111 I10
I't‘l buts 11f tuiltit‘
81111111 (11111 wrotc lltc lIIllt'l‘ day to
A corsugo gurnituro for" an cvcning,
? 303 1011 Store
Great 1913 and 29181111
TONIGHT.
Come Tonight and get your share of
the Great Values.-
ii puckngcs oi‘ livid 'I‘tillwt i‘ppcr, t‘ldtl‘on Vciling Ilt‘b‘I grudc, full
Worth itlc. pnckugc, for litc. .widlh. worth 1.1111; 111 Itic ynt'd
N11. 1'1 l’urlor Bl'iltllllfi, ruluc Zion. Silt: lircssing Coi11bs_ wry heavy.
191-, ,snuioth grullcd tcctli. 290.
. I '
Galvmnzcd Iron Watcr l’alls, ruluc Embroldcrcd Stocks, Turnover Coi-
25c, liic. lars. Lace Collar and Cuff Sets. 25c
radcs; at 19c.
10 quart. Rctiuncd Dish Pan. valuo g
'25. lilo.
Initial Handkerchiefs.
'Earihcn Cuspldors, raluc 2511., 19c.
11 piece 11111111111111 C111, 1111111 'l‘ublc 1.111111111' All him-m initial Haml-
smfl, valuo 453‘ 29,.” kerchlefs, hand embroidered letters;
6 . 't F ' l q 1. .1 2 for 290.
39c (2.3:! ‘ .namt 1.11111 lun, "1 111 lutdlcs' Kimonos of tiannclctte. 34 to
1 “ ' IH' regular 500. at 29c
1m(:121161111139Enamel Pudding {111111. va- I Ladies \Vhlie Aprons good variety
. . c, ..c of styles rcgul1o'25c at 19c.
know If 1ht- marmaludc 111mb.- accord
ing to tl111 1'1111cipc which “'11 have.
printed so many tituts should I111 bit
for I haw 1111vt11' found It to bo more
1111111 1l1.1n 111111 would nxpt-ci in :1 mix
111'11 111 which g1'11p11 fruit prcdominal-
11d I llil\'t1 tilll\ ll‘ll‘tl tho 1'111'ipt111111'11. i
Iuit 1l111 1-111.11l1 was 11 111111;! satisfactory
111'11111-1'1'11.
WOODMEN'S CASES POSTPONED.
P. J. McKternan ill and Postponement
Was Taken for a Week.
\\'.1\’I'l'3lllillll\’. l1‘11l1 £1‘..« 'l‘i111 111111-
.xationul c11s11 against l’. .l. llt‘liicruan.
Louis 5111111311 and Martin lli'ophy on
tl11- churgt- oi lruudulcntly issuing an
Illsurnuct' cortiilt'utc of tl111 \‘i‘ondtncn
of th World on tho [lip of l"l'1ttik ltt'y-
111zld~1_ who dicd tl11'111 \'v\i'l\h' al‘tcr he
\‘.’.1~' 1\11111i1111d.was to llil\t‘ t‘tlnlt' 1111
1111 ttiul in thc cln 1"111111 hill on ur-
111111l11 111‘ 1I11llI1111ss 11l Mt'h'h'rmulr.
ll litislptilp'lnt'ni 1111‘ it work was gi‘nlll
rd.
’l'hc 1111'11stlgution
«till 1111111111111 :1111I it 1: Illltll'l‘lilltitl that
1'11'. 11:1111' and Alloiliuy .\ II, Ii111‘~
111111, who 11111 conducting tl11- Ill\'t1'.-ill
211111111, hurt- many Ililptii'idhl
1l11-i1' 1111scssi1'111 rclatlng to 11111 strungc
Misc,
111111 1l11- t‘ilnt‘ is
SUES TO RECOVER A NOTE. I
Elwin-2111' l. Church has brought
suit I11 1l11~ Supcritu' (7111111 against
t‘hurle-s [1}. South. of Norwalk, to r111
con-1' on 11 note orluinully givcn lll'
.lunu-s Staplcs. of llridgcpori, for $4.-
tllnt. s11curcd by rcul retain, Latcr
tht' I'cnl cstuic was transfcrrcd to:
(‘I111rh-s 1'). 5011111, and thci'c is said to ,
bc Si 1100 duo on tin 1111111 f1on1 South.
l‘hc plutntill‘ claims ior1111lustnc
Don’t Let
' icd by Capt. l’i'itii, of Stamford.
$I. 85 ‘
5 I9 I ”
a .
Wlicu 'l‘rmtkcrs log or slzcn
gct scntlr-l't'd “'11 always ilptltul
their parting with .'1 cut of tho
pt'Iccs.
This “'11 do iwlct- 11 your to
lump our slot-I: always now and
frcslt.
Former Prices:
$3.00
Now. $1.85.
$2.50 $3.50
I Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
ISEP [IIIIS
1 1111.011.
onbrutnn
111111 1 an.
F‘IlllNlSl-lER.
86 Washington 81.. So. Norwail
line.
Newport Sausage ....
713 Washington St.
BUTTER 1’
1Pcrcztlcs, regular 12%.1':
'21.
‘ ’l‘rit- oi Suiting
'11n illtt Ynlc campus.
‘1111111111i1111t1
'sut'h 11 statut-
facts in ‘1
10111 111111.
IIIIICII' Elgin 811111111111 Butler, 11111 “1.,
Strictly Fresh [3111111111 Eggs-1111111111.,
2 quart. Ginsu \l'utcr l’ltchcrs. valuc; Childtcn‘ s Outing Flauncl lludcr~
title, 290. (waists, rcgulal 25c, liic.
‘ 1 . .
One 0111“. lllndcr‘s 'l‘ur 30m, and can 100 p111ccs Pilntcd Urgandlcs and
”f Frccniitn's Tami,“ Powdcr. mp“. Dawns. filo inchcs wldc, 1'1-gtilttr 15c;
111111; Saturday. tl111 IWo for 191-. '1 yards “‘1' 35"“
Flilllllclt'llt's in .1 bit: \""'lt'I" ”f. (lumbl'it: iddgcs 111111 lnscrtions, rotu-
1 t. 1.1 .1 . . -1 . i 1
styles Iiilll colors, rcgulnt' 1211211. yurd; hunts, 'ydtd. "t‘
3 yards 101.311,, 1.111 I lioys lvlunncl School lllouscs. tho
wry best colors for school wear: 29c.
littt pieces best. quality yard wide
3 yards for 30 in. Round Center Piccc 1111-0111-
ing ’I‘ablcs rogular 501:; Saturday 291'. .
l8 x 1'11 Sideboard Scott to match,
L‘l’i pit-cos .50 inch uII \‘l'ool Flaktd 1,.gup” 5111.. m on“ -
. ' ‘i‘ .
“m" ‘9‘ at I l' lmportcd illerccrizcd
llosc Suppmtcrs, Ithcst lugs. iinc quality,
pad. long bclt, inc. 2511' ynrd. lilc yard.
THE BOSTON-STORE
According to the Cincinnati Common
cial ’l‘ribunc. Frank R. Ellis, of the
American Book Company, lived in
1......” $5.001) toward 11 subscription for Mount Auburn for 11 numbcr of years,
a statue (,1 Nathan ““11. to 1... “mm“ but last spring movcd to anoihcr part
Sort-1111 )‘ttiil‘li of thc city. ,
Iago. tbc \‘11l11 corporation appoinlcd 1: - day appoinicd for
consisting of 111111 of its was a beautiful. sunny one. 11nd Mr.
11111111l111rs 111111 :1 numbt-r of prtunlncnt Ellis was personally supervising thc
citichs to scrurc subscriptions for trunsfcr of his houschold possessions.
by S1. (intuit-11s. but of ilcforc his house stood thrcc big movw
or «11111111 subscriptions had boon ob- i111: V‘lll~, and thc lawn was almost
1:11'ncd 11111 1111111111 .111. dropped on tho con-1111! with lurnlinrc 111‘ \'111'111111.:11111:.,
around that it 1111111'1111-1111 with tho bi- picturt's, 1-h11111uurc in t'lttit't-i .1ud ollt
11121111111111 €111,111 :21:b;.111'i11l.1111. 1-1' thi11g.. As Mr. Ellis st loud dir-ut-
—————~——* —-————— '1ng thc 111111111111, a lady with whom he
SUPPLY WAGON LOST TWO 'was acquaintcd pusscd, 11nd smilingly
WHEELS. asked:
A supply wagon of thc 81111111111111 "0h. Mr.
Now England ’l‘clcphont- Company suf- ‘;
Whllc thisi-
"’ 1111111 designs. value
~00
tel-V‘lt N..
iicli
lurgt'
STATUE TO NATHAN HALE
NEW l-lAVEN. l1‘ub,:l.«~A patron to
Illt' alts of living in this city has of.
tho r11moval
Ellis, are you moving?“
. ‘ "Nat at all, madam." hc answcrcd.
INT“ ”1“ 1"“ "r “5 “V” ““‘N‘ “1109151 "I am only taking my furniture out for
.y1-stcrday morning, undcr tin- Vl’ush- a 1.1.1,," ' '
ington strcot bridgc. The load was
11111 much for thc wagon and a hoary « ““"' ""—
wagon had to bc sccurcd for it. I Scrcrul ycurs ago lrving asked the
'qucstion: "What courage can with-
s’und thc l'i’v"'-i‘llillll'lll_i{ and all-l1csct~
ting lcrrors oi 11 woman‘s tongue?" It
has 11111'111' lll't‘ll unswcrcd.
' it is 11. thousand tixncs casicr to con-
11‘11ct 11 11cw habit than 111 got rid of 1111
Call 322-4.
Anybody Fool You
IF YOU WANT GOODS OF RELIABILITY AND TRUE WORTH THEN TRY
Our Celebrated Creamery Butter in Prints at ......................................................... 35c lb.
Fa'ncy Sweet Rosy Creamery Butter in Tubs at ....................................................... 320 lb.
Fme Fall Made Creamery at ............................... ' ............................................ 281: lb.
Good June Creamery Butter ................... ‘ .......................................................... 25c lb.
The most Delicious Coffee to be found In this part of the State ........................................ 38c lb.
Other grades from 25c up. for price and quality can’t be beat.
F1111: California Prunes, 3 lbs. for .....
Extra Large Prunes ........................ . ............................................................................... 2255‘;
Dr. Handy's Fancy Tabs Prunes ........................................................... 15c.18c and 201: lb.
Strictly Country Eggs ............................. . ...................... . ..................... . ..... 30c doz.
Case Eggs ........................................................................................... 25c doz.
Tea Drinkers come from far and near to purchase our Teas at .............................. 40c, 50c and 60c lb.
Nothing like them can you getelsewhere.
Our Elite Canned Goods are the finest packed in this country.
Solid Hand Packed Tomatoes ........ . ..... . ...... . ..... . . ........................... 15:: can
Fine Maine Sugar Corn . ............................................................................... 151:
Every can le guaranteed as to quality. Try them. You will like them. Call and see them, We carry a full
-..1--.1.. ....... .......11.1-1....41~u
24c lb.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER.
South Norwalk.
251
2711
Park tit Tilford
FINE
Wines, Liq ore and elders
For the Holiday! ‘5
I AT \'
“Hotel Clifior ”
IOSEPII L. wuz
Pro rletor.
Telep one 898/
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o
6
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60 Stumps with 1 lb. No, l T1111...
till Stamps Willi l lb. l1‘11111-1' N11
'I‘cu
1i(l Hittmpn wtl it i In
.5011.
It
(‘hoitc No. ti
.......................... ltlr 20 Stamps with 1 lb.
'l‘ea
.............. :ll1111ti1 Hittitlps with 1 lb. Maracaibo
20 Stamps with 1 111. 11111 kn (111111111. 1121- Coffee. ....... ......26c
Mocha and 10 Stumps with I In. No. 1. Bhutan
1 Java (‘ofi‘cc ................. .3011, Colin» ................ ........20(1
pity "B m ("‘03
Olltor follow docs In throw. ’l'ltrrc'u u
1:8 WASHINGTON STREET,
Don‘t pay thc other follow one cent more for any article hc asks more for than We do.
you will be not. to gci frcsh goods when you buy of us.
”11111-11 you should
Wc do more business In em day than the
111111111111 why.‘ You always got fresh goddu 11111111,
The cross THAT ss'rs THE PACE
ew York Graccry Co.
~--1~1~1-1~r~r ,1 scorn nonwhtic.
Norwalk Chronicler