man.
suitor Chapter. No. as, a. A.. . ,3.
Hoots in Donovan block. up w y,
instep St. so and till we
each month—July and Ass.
wet ‘8 o'clock. All R07“ ,, 7
sons, cordially invited. ~ . _
payer. H. P. Robert If. Wilson , .
Ophiv Chap. No. 52. Order Mm Mr
floats in Donovan block. 18! Wash-
ington st.zcaadtthrrldmotatca
mouth—July and Ass. «copied—at
‘ “mn- i: .. c
2 Breord ! nr . . ups
Rowland. W M. liiss ids anarchy».
it is more healthy to be 'a New Yolk
policeman than some might think,
Commissioner Binghsm reports that
in a police force.of more than 8,090
men only seventythree died during
he year of 1908. That is about nine in
thousand. ’ .
A Kansas legislator has introduced:
a bill to amend the State's starlings
laws. His idea is that every enga-
gement should be announced in the
newapapers and from the pulpit at
least thirty days before the wedding
OCClii‘S. _
What is asserted to be thepniv au-
tomoblle house in the country is now
in Chicago. it has a parlor. bedroom
and kitchen. a hot water heating sy‘sv
tem and a gasolene range, along with
all the other comforts of home. it. is,
propelled by a three cylinder [unions
motor, set in motion by levers .softhat
all manner has to do when he is
and or one. set. of scenery. climate
and neighborhood is to placelhiniseif
in an easy chair in his parlor. turn on
a lever and start fo. .,pasturcs new.
..__.
The Boston Herald says: ‘ .
Death is busy in the Phillips Bmoks'
family. Of the six Brooks brothers
only one now survives. The don‘t of
the bishop was followed by that
Arthur. who occupied a New You
0““, Frederick who preached in‘
'W. died next. and new John
. who was settled over a lion:
' parish in Springfield. has died
is
llrothers'were all cut down in their
prime. ‘. .
i ' For electricity still another usehas
beentiound. namely in the launching
or vesicle. . The.Brltlsh humerus.
Agamei'linon, recently launched} ”slid '
to the‘w'atsr by this new means. fit
seqtsd airline electrical arrangement-i
* ' than of“ Aberdeen; whopergj
locum: ‘“'9°‘.‘.',“°9'
controlled 1. the apparatus 1 this!
X the cut-cult. and releasing the
‘ whloh'lleid the man-ofiwarLon
ice. From] the instant "the
put her hand to thevlheeiip
is clearing the ways I was a
./
«i ‘ any'c’arries on a large trade in
excoriation breweries: ', Ever!
the Bonds né‘ii'svter...thlu 130.000
iii soy-birds iofiaueriuuihree thew
shell “to remand and abouttwo thou-
. fl 1m grsstgnursery.’
“mum is in the
mi in helium“ .
mcu‘asihcfisimud'» up
, 'ersd’such".good-‘
low” that. it- is hm‘
how, the! ‘ writerv can
it “real
' , oracpoopoo of'stock half pre-
' share of preferred stock of the United
States
; iwdymther brother died in ‘
. an the surviving one is Wil; ‘ '
. Brooks of this city. The dead ,
use otiint‘erlockhir livers straits- -
i ’blli',_9n0 1-minute ..an‘d tilfty -
court of Chancery l
the pro merser
Memphipsuy
u
‘ . an i stock of the United
- or
Walnuts James B. Colgate
Ind-iguana”. Land 8. Wormser, Ja-
piss . Colgate. Robert A. Johnson and
J. N. Talmsdge the latter two of
Wlmn‘fln. They declare that the. mer.
l8? Dim mvldes for the continuation
of 0mm Leather Company and the
fsrred and half common: that for each
Leather Company the holder
is torreoeive 850 in five per cent gold
live preferred stock and $28.50 in com-
uwn stock and that for each share of
“common stock of the United States
Mather Company the holder is to re- I
solve thwtenths of a share of com
mon stock.
« it is'slntlsndod that this apportion-
of the holders of the preferred stock
01. the United Btates'beatller.Com-
Mfyhich provides for eight per
cent cumulative dividends and upon
which there is unpaid an accumulation
OHEK per cent. dividends. The bill
asserts that with proper management
the United States heather (‘ompally’
can be made to pay.
a" new nor or me APPLE.
' The Apple Loaf-Miner.
('i‘ischeria mailfollella Clement).
The Sierra Agricultural Experiment
Station sends out the following warn-
the to Connecticut fruit krowers:
time has not been reported as a seri-
ous 'st. occurred in such destructive
hum rs during the past season that it
mustnow be reckoned with by the
orchardist.
The insect is known as the Apple
Leaf-Miner or the Trumpet-Miner of
the Ap is. it was first observed'in
Penney min and described by Dr.
Clemens in 1880. Later its occurrence
h” , recorded in Kentucky, New
Milk. . ilinols. Texas. Minnesota. Mich-
film;- New Jersey, Vermont and On-
"l‘he injury is caused by the tiny
if scr-
ersl of these patches are produced on
“a leaf. it rolls lip and ceases to pcr-
rpm-its functions. The mines frc-
qusnily become so numerous that they
run together and form one large. blotch,
As many as 68 full-grown caterpillars
have been taken from a single leiii.
any" distinct mines. The upper
ly Infested and lose their foliililc
This loss of foliage results in
undersized fruit. By
vegetable activity, the vii,
a tree will also be more
d.
Early in J. e. the egg, which is so
small that it nnot be soon with the
naked eye. is eposlted singly on the
super surface 0 the leaf. A drop of
‘moretban a quarter inch in length.
In'colot: it lawn with a brown head.
it‘ohange’s to a pupae about the middle
of July. After about ten days in this
condition 'the adult. which is an in-
conspicuous brown moth. appears.
These" moths soon commence de-
‘posltingiihs eggs that produce the
Mud ”brood. The second brood cater-
pillars srs much“ more. destructive
than thefirst. They treachvmaturlty
about Spptember ist. when they cause
feeding and prepare for winter. After
lining the mine with silk they settle
down until spring when they change
topupse. » They remain in this condi-
tion only a few days when they be-
come moths.
. Remedy.
4s tbspsterpiilars feed beneath the
jib” suffice. applicatiOn of insecticides
.isilseless.‘ {The most effective remedy
isto‘gstherup and destroy the leaves
int emit, Where orchards are reg-
ular y tilled the early spring plowing
' be ,4 , 1 effective.
‘ up {any illustrated bulletin by c. D.
I Mgiving the life history of the
insecuwiiihe‘ issued soon and can be
MM3 ‘ .addressing The Storrs Agri-
cultural, zaperiment Station, Storrs,
comma. :. .
. l:
Q :‘s'roim. .
The’paielday died in the rain tonight.
‘And its hurrying ghost. the wind.
’1 Iifi l0“. im- .
31; in Vigtalns; loom in their silent
Andi‘dhgmyhown at the sea and sky.
Mpgtrciwi'ngsl'olose, to his surging
." {a on "
0, .
with a shriek the shudder-
Vefitédltoti‘s‘wlth'hunds of
r»
letl'l 3th bl d or th t
PM; u‘, o 00 esen ow-
~ elitism. - .
sift. id‘s storm to ight.
.tuinuituthat. ill not
ens. longs for
fund the down of
oi " ‘
Petition
lent inoumbeucy
the Superior Court. The petition
in; widely circulated
70"! of Bi‘ldgepurt. ail
cone in theflup
Dyna" Among the it is impacted that one
court judges will be adv
Supreme court.
ins vacancy that the. lawyers
Jud Curtls'
Although the petition has been in
circulation only two days, it
ceived the signatures of upwards of
three score lawyers. Amuog them are
those of many prominent Republican
lawyers who recognize {the ability of
Judge Curtis as a ludiclialqommg:
Common cn.
bonds. 350 in seven per cent. cumilla-i; givizrbgel‘i‘egade and (“mug that. time
‘prscucauy all of ills important am...
ions have been sustained by higher
tribunals in event of appeals.
.much as he had bccu a Democrat m
‘politlcs, the endorscmcut of Repubu.
can lawyers is considi-rcd n flattering
plant is detrimentsl to the interests tribute ‘0 M“ “b““l;__~
and wife,
street.
{.‘hni'li‘s A. Reynolds l0 lrene and
Florence Perry building lot, ivy lilll
avenue.
An insect, which up to the present ton. building lot, l\'_\' strut-i.
day.
atoll,
look all; pct-soils ilmtn
from this lllll‘ll sturr l'.’ ilic Breed E8-
coon/sancti-
..
inputs of Both Parties.
Believing
"1W recognition, many but“ forever. ’
'port limi- hsvo woody ““1 hunched. but as.
‘ their. to s new” _ hiwho “William
ed to Partner Wood?! nebula?“-
sppointmsnt to "10 be
amous
promotion.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Ira Cole, to James iv‘. llculsch,
York. building lot, Woodward avenue.
Will".
Alden Salmons lo ilcui'y O. Bailey
and wife, land
street. South Not-unit.
buildings,
War.
George H. Robins in George W.
and
ins, building lot, llcrbl-rt street. War.
Mary E. Scovillc to Patrick Reilly
Meadow
house and lot,
War.
War. _
Emma E. Sici’cns to William J.
STEAMER PONCE NOT HEARD
FROM
NEW YORK. .iilll. 10.~«Aithough
nine days have
steamer Pencil was duc
this port from Porto liico. no new ofi so easily to the front. .
the missing ship had bccu received to-l The shadow applique work is a bit
Reports or supposed wireless, newer than the ordinary
messages supposed to have come from 3 work at which we have all tried our
the Pnncc, whlch curring no wireless ' hand, and it makes a very neat decor-
appuriltus, u'ci-c not lllkt‘ll seriously. 5 Elton for the sheer waist of which we
The hope» of mo ofilt-crs of the com-l
puny “'(‘l't‘ fixctl toiluy upon the con-i
clupscil since
STEAMER ADMIRAL SCHLEY me this month an especially ailllmprlate
ABLED.
BOSTON. .liln. ill—Tho sic
Auuuuu smut-y, which “chuck it rcci‘;WhPll servinstn chaflmlnh supper.
wlulc lent-int; St. Ann‘s liay at Klug- g Cunning little chubby rabbits and flow-
night.
sicumiug for l’lillllili‘ilpliiu. accordlnx;
to :i culilcgmm l't't't‘ll‘t‘tl in this city
. today by tho llllitcil Fruit Company,
Abra. hes of the tree are usually more ”1.. (mm-rs of thc WARS-I]
.liilll.‘il(‘il. ’l‘lli-stllil'
LYNN FIREMEN nescuep‘sl
PERSONS.
LYNN, Muss, .l:lli
by
was seals it tothe leaf. in about six late Block, on llrmiil l~ll'i‘t‘i early to- lsh. But the weld utensils must
(i s it batches and the young cater- day, who.» lilo ilrt- “in. burning the lo- be thoroughly washellxsftcrward with
pl! .7 ~wltbout«exposins itself to the war part or u... imuuum Mrs. Annie soap and hot water to Pemill'i' all odor.
outsde world. bores into, the leaf. M Gliliipe :md Mirth i2. . imam also The glass is best finished with a dry
Mtfib “I 3‘ 9‘1me channel, but junlpt d from tho sot-.....l story, but. cloth. '- i
with {the} ,4 in‘ the Size of ‘11?- wcro not hurt luwouu lu-mg cut out in s to of the [aimless of the sea-
11199.“; ‘ itisappetite. the channel glass and bruiml. it. iuullicihl loss sou. t 0‘ tiny boleros. especially of
hedonistic def-8nd a trumpet-shaped was not gl‘clli fur, are. as much worn as ever. and
gain is the-remit. — ~- - they are as abbreviated as though we
'1‘ ... n caterpillar is not Mrs. Auclumimug» ‘ iii-oi, Saudis. were never to expect days with the
you was it line dry lll|_\’ we hall
month."
R. U
This. will interns
GOOD THINGS To EAT.
JOSELOF'F’ ,
72 NORTH MAIN STREET:
Cleaning ‘
Here are Only a i cw suggessiousof the many specials I offer:
is. roll surf
Receiving Many finder...
' b bit long anti eiilo
"m oi . mambo at the
Pleas. he has inane
court of Common W
the law-
d after it has
“been signed by those who will do no
in Bridgeport it will be forward
other cities ill Fairfleld county.
‘- e resent time there is no Va.-
A th p erlor court bench, but
of the Super“),
aucetl to the
it is to fill the result.
hasre-
more
create a “sale,"
and then takes
fier cent. _
. 0'
of
tabs.
and with Justification. [not out!
Let a "sale" be I sale, not a Jake!
The “ideal House" describes two ar-
edto
resort. that might well be copied for
a private residence.
shielded the entrance leading from
dinlnproom to ball. Bothweie four~
fold. four feet high and of thick pine
frames, covered with a bold desist: 0'
wall paper. On one. four rose trees.
with roots and flowers. were at the
top and against a pale green ground.
The other had a rich trellis of purple
grapes on the pale yellow. The backs
were neatly lined with green 520me
paper. The whole effect was infinite-
ly better than anychoiip Chinese af-
::ir and the cost slight in compili-
- n!
A delicate gold beading, set in the
Greek, 3? design, is onset the dais»
tiest of countless for the tortoise
shell back and side bs. Back
comb and permits mntc ng are the
present fancy.
The recipe for one of the simplest
possible preparations for keeplns the
hands soft the year round was recent
ly given me by a friend. it is. say. a
couple of ounces of glycorine, to which
is added onetbird the nmuont of wat-
er. the juiue‘bf half u lemon and a few
drops of csrbolic acid. A few cents'
worth will last the entire season.
it is amusing with what complacen-
cy some women stand their umbrellas
nearer their neighbors on a wet day
than themselves while seated closely.
in trolley cars. if you dare to glance
down at the dripping thing the)" i"?-
tend to imagine you are admiring the
seek
inas-
New
High
Rob-
Morn
tistic screens seen at a hotel summer
One covered the
door to the kitchen and the other
that forcibly
ables.
When you come here you. will “”9, brougbtfsos to face with a most, remarkable him-lag salsa” ;,
attention. because it, is s gsnuiauuarli down of prices
holds the
REGULAR , PRICES. l'
.‘fl’ «.24
i All)?“ it w“
Be Wise and Trade Early in the Day. 7
hit-r? arms; 1' h _
on high-8M0. mainstream
3:: ...: :fli;
'T 'l’i
and Summer. including.
Early showing ofithe'W'New Wash Fabrics forSpri-DB‘
Spider silk, Printed Silks. Tis-
Wa r.
to arrive at l
exquisitely engraved handle and
so as to afford a full view.
the inn spirit and the contra] oi‘ the
blanket stitch.
The “Modern Priscilla." illustrates
move gloved hand or other obstruction
What
constant opportunities we are given
for display of patience and a Christ-
man trait of retaliation which comes
shadow
never tire. The veins of the leaves
are done with simple outline stitch.
illllit'tl failure of the sit-illllt‘l‘ Maracns'nnd the edsea doen with a shallow
“Wilt“ mining in the leaves. nlnk- to lll‘i'l\'(‘ {mm Trinidad. ‘
. inglssge. brownish patches.
re- who had been confined in the New
York Reform school on Htlrifs island
escaped from that Institution during
last night after a desperate battle with
their keepers. They first sawed their
way through two iron bars on the main
door of their dormitory. lought their
way to the open and disappeared.
Whether they escaped in. a boat. or
succeeded. in swimming three-quarters
of a mile which separator the island
from the mainland or went to their
death in the icy waters is. not known.
All the escaped prisoners belonged in
this city. They are James Smith. 18;
Joseph Richards. alias Rut-hard Wai-
lsce. 19: Thomas -Qulglviy. l9 and
Frank Lowest. aged 24 years.
. l--
hil-
. The cable-
gl'llln Milli-ti that a sul‘vcy. held Im-
mcdiatcly uitcr tlic ilccidclli. disclos-
cd that the steamer sustained no dam-
age bcyolld llli‘ loss ni‘ three blades
from one of llcr prom-Him.
I” wFircinen
ladders
set. of designs for decorating center-
amor; piece. dollles. cloth and apron for use
tutors are mingled in a very
way. ,
Nestor than the iucoiirmmcu llitlltl‘
kerchier is that embroidered and flu-
ishcd with bitttonholed calloped edge.
The linen of which it iJmade and the
work must be of exqul’ ts fineness to
be worth the trouble 0 making.
A good many of you probably yet
hesitate to use common kcroscne for
cleaning. but it is truly one of the best
cleansers ever used, For the mar-
ble bowl. porcelain or ionamcl bath
tub. cooking utenslili ‘ahd window
glass it has no superior for removing
dirt without eifort and leaving a pol-
i rfectlve
last thermometer below Its present moder-
Qe‘ nie standing.
i all the shrewd buyers of
p Sale 1
EXTRA FIN}: POTATOES. 75¢ per bushel; in 5 bushel lots. 70c,
COFFEE DEAL. 35‘ 30 .nd
..-.—..._.~—....__.,__
Red Letter Soups . .
Fine Laundry Soap H i I ..
Securing Soap ‘ . I
Fine Sugar Cor
Jelly Powders
Slade's Pure
...... .‘..--
"i I0C value .
Peanu ML
Dixon's Stove
Fine String B
Elegant Green
Violet Ammonia. vcr
California Peac
SPedal
Polish ,, , .,
.u
....-
Siall flavors
, Plces.twos’izes...u-- _
Bum sClamChowdc aocsize..........‘........3cansfor oc
t iii" no “ 5
“"5. regular trod stock ........... .......... 3c can
Gages. reevaluc'.‘.....'.........,....
hes in heavy syrup. foilvnluefnsgiorthis'kale x7c can
con“ ass, on.
35c lb. 1 cake in... Soap’wiih each lb.
uses-oo‘uson-Jun.
...9ccan; 3ior 25c
..........4c cake;3for 10¢,
3ccake; 2for so
......... . 3for 25c
. ..... u..;..-.-......-..-...“pk.
stand 8c pkg,
.... ........ '....Isc1b,
4c pkg" 3 for 10¢
.....,;.l....
.
i
egg-oassqnnous
... 2 cans for 25¢
~ 1, c per bottle
.nnlsllsi‘pssn'd‘lmdtlss
\
not: run Lor.’
Cd‘iOainar.»
0% Sethaud’s
Elisa“ Milk
< TE
W,“
WIFFORD
PHARMACY.
South Nor-walk.
. .. ‘ or
‘ 'BRIDGE
East Norwalk.
810 up. ' We
from 55c up.
so.
. inherit
......—
We Have Just
received another shipment of Quar-
iered Oak Sideboards.1 the latest do"
also and nasal; quality-
of iron Couches. fitted with the best .
rotten pads lind pillows, which we
offer from $8.75 up.
We also received a lot
Squares. containing Brussels. Brussel-
lets. Axmlnisters and Velvets. from . I. p , ,
ec\a\. Trista?
T8
n
arenas
if no. _ his
Attendance All Hours Day and Night.
FRED‘K H. WINUNG.
Funeral Director and Embaimer .
. sou‘i'H noswstx.
Temporary Residence-t
19 South Osborn Ava.
Esstyhiorwslk. -
/ LADY ATTEMPANT.
~or Art
have‘ it lot of ironing
leles at: $1.16 and Clothes Horses .
F. A. MITC
, Cash or tiradlt.
8 and a Wall on
‘ -. . . Tel.
' { Not-walk. Conn.
37H '
«out.
marital-inn. 4
‘ schematic
PHARMACY,
Tel Connection. ‘
Alsoalot‘
’8 ‘
sc 0 ‘cmch’he monT'~eoursachE.
new roux. Jan. 10.—*l"0llr boys
Chump, Jlill. lilo-Among the
speakers fifthe isbor’oonferenco at
Mrs. Potter Palmor’sr’esidenco Satur-
day night usderthe‘suspices of the
Nations; Civic Federation will be Ma-
yor Dunne. ‘ '
Other speakers are: "The Nation-
al Civic-Federation." August Belmont.
"The Conciliation . Department." Seth
Low: “What _ the cum Federation has
done for Our Brotherhood." Warren
8. Stone. stand chief Brotherdood of
Locomotive minnow: Write lnviola-
bliity—of Contrlcis.”'DIniel J. Keefe,
president international . Mugshots.
men's'linion: “What Employers Have
Don. togsmeilorste Condition of the,
Employas.” Miss Gertrude Becks;
"Welfare Work for Street Railway
Men."~ W51). Manon. president Amal-
gamated Association of’Street' Roll
way Employee: "The immigration Dc-
Epartment." Chsflesiitidgley.
wwc'ousm Laotstsrunn so
‘ l1 N8.
. JO
MADISON.. fish. 10.-—-'l‘.lae. met-:-
81188 0f Governor limes 0. Davidson
‘0 the Wisconsin Legislature was read
to both. houses. daisy. After the
.resding.;of the .message both houses
adjourned until‘liondsy."
. ,Ws terminus largest
. lit-Tito Norwellts. ‘
nlziticr published.
assortment of fancy Crackers and Biscuit... ‘
. _ ~ g'ars'w or oun spaciALs. . , .,
EA‘N‘GY‘. csaau LEM sans, (CUT TO) ........ .. icons;
(NATURAL: aiscul'r core REGULAR 10c eooos scuba
,asoiitisn 1th deltas AT‘.... ...... 13:: LB., on also. iron.
."-sgstscoiauossj'vvarsns. (CUT TO) ..... ........ .. *,’_
snauxy'tos'rsssltsnv co.. sum... .1. stursou. NATIO as»:
.- » "'v siscur co. "'* ' .
' sew. humblinfrbm'tmtbrce large concerns and their prodllcts —
comply Vliilgflho New National Food Laws. 7 ‘ "i v
f’fwiisu you?“ «caacxcnmuucav» ‘ LOOK ovsn‘ bust.
-‘ f}, , it it _ ' ' , '-
‘flsiefroass THAT ear masses.
5? .78. EPHONE.
‘ ‘iaily our popular 25c a pound n
that pleases thousands all over thing“:
> be aria this country. ~
101! understand the "why."-.
, . _
OAR . .......... ...... ...... ..
sue, Soie Dechesse and Printed Silk Mull. * ‘ . _ 1- ,
Was the Home in,WhlslI Llh'Pflil-
dent McKinley Died; ‘. "7
BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. Infi-ThO'fOI"
mcr rcsidence of John G. hitlbiirn tin
Delaware avenue, to which “he lsfi
President MciKniey was “how“
be was shot. at the Psn-AmQflm’El“
position and where he Neda"!
badly damaged by fire this‘morn, ,_
Thu fire broke out in the linsd‘rooi'fim ‘
and practically consumed eve , ,
within the four walls. The loss
estimated at 826.000, fully “‘lillli‘ .-'
The property had been sold . I,
by Mr. .uuihum to Philip M. Shannon: ‘ ‘
WANT TO KNOW NEWSPAPER
. '. owusns. . '1, .
ALBANY, N. v.. Jan, 10.-',-‘~(ln the
Now York State Assembly last night
Asscmblyman Duell introduced shill
l‘wlllll'lllx newspapers, humanities and
lll'llililii‘iilS published in New. 9",
Sillil' to publish the full name ’gll Mi
dresscs of the owner or ownerswilm-
pricier or proprietors and, m“ , lie
editor, and president and secretary of
corporation opened by a '
and making slid persons liable for Ill
... . .
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l
W.
Tllel'e must he:
ifr
Norwalk Chronicler