mood etym.
0m.
Lupplghi
11,111 smut. '
f pull: 01 033561111. 1m 1111111111 the Copyright 011.. who
. crlt r1111 we 1111 war rant your garment out according to
Thurs will be no gumwork about the mlkllil.
clathcl that look “New Yorklsh" from. coal collar to trouserl'
'No more.
HAIRY OOODWIN. Mgr. ‘
0111111
190L113
IIIlllh'Illg I311.
Booth Norwalk. Conn.
we .-..—----I
ghtin. of Dcnhury is the
lit" Marion Hayes. of Bel.
other doctors from
3,0010 $0.00 for
dthtlfdiflg to
lenses.
*—
LDQGVEAMLEBS WIRE FRAMES
(611319. for examining the eyes.
ll
I , ' I '00. Day Only,
"A,“ the HOTEL CLIFFORD,
, Booth Norwalk,
MONDAY, JANUARY 2111.
Moore 9 I. 111. until 4 p. 111.
IN Nils used. Those who have
ainlned for Glasses by men
0 111111111 to examine eyes by the old
incorrect way. which is done by our y-
0110 who supplies glasses but us, will 1
M agreeably sulpl'iscd by our sc-lcn I
tlhc and wonderful lllt'iiltltiil of 0.9- ;
amining eyes. and filling glosses.
'We correct V'onl t‘\t',‘ IiIIfI'I t9 by hole I
' in: in the eyes toiling the exact sciIIll ;
tine measurements of the locus 11ml4
shape at the eyes
NO QUESTIONS ASKED no I.1'y;.,in '
guinea on _V"oul tIIIII, until we have
determined yout IIVItct optical II1"'.101
'The old tedious and lilt'StltlltI why of
trying to :11 glasses is 0111191 putting
drops in the. 1,111.1 \VhII ll often cam-It's.
h 11111111 or 111' IlVillg on it lot 01;
$1338“. “and asking you “Can you 990';
:lettérs?‘ 0| “Do these. glasses!
make you see bI'ItIIl'.’
“After; youl ()pilt'itlll does 11 lot oi"
missing, and 1111.9 ,Vonl cycs all out-
fit nape. you think you have been 911-;
'inod.
hit this over, and 1'on cull renti-
'Itbat you have been doingr V'0111' (
examining. and that is no doubt '
reason you have 111111 trouble to
clauses corr.ect
'Thls' is Absolutely the Highest.
’ class Work in Fitting
' Glasses in America.
, Don’t Suffer with Headache.
We. have produI II
its from brain tug. nervous debility'.
'5 main, dizziness. nausea, watch?)
blurry vision. and nine
., the 11.99 of glasses cross eycu
ligmatlsm. by our scientific
ode nI' éxnmtningx '
xperloncb covering every detail
Optical business for over a mum
it century is the continuous rec-
the grout DIIIIIUIL'IS conceln.
sition in N(’\Vltl‘k. N. .l,. and
.e. R. l., us the. heading Eye-
peclallsts. in proof of the high
o in our responsibility. and
ability of our representations.
fit" Newark, N. IL, and
11055» at, Providence R. l.
" Retailer: of Glasses in
‘ America.
IMUfl‘UAL savings bank
It. depositors in 3111
«w...me .. ~...... ......
, the battleships Missouri and ludiana.
.I 111113 or food and luIIIliI'lucs.
torpedo boat destroyer Whipple arriv-
,Hfltlll.
IVV'III'c in Kingston 111 the time of the
,Ilisnutol have been tukon
l1'1111 ashore llt‘tll‘
:utcumer Prinz Wailicluru is also hard
5 aground,
;\Vt't'9 fIIll last night.
I
I
3
I
l
astonishing rc- ‘
I - I
had by eye strniu. We have correct-
, is nothing more certain than 11111 the
dstnlent pays, the greater is the milk 0 11111111 upon it
__......_ ..,.........~ .
11011113111111 Hurrying to strick-
en City
(Continued From First Page).
Wore injured are being cared for
at their temporary homes.
Progress is being made ill clearing
away the debris.
ed to in clearing uwuy menacing l'ulull.
Good order prevails in the city. .. Adult
rat Davin, with is in the harbor with
was called on for help in the work at
policing the city. and hepl'omptiy r-es
pended by landing nlnrlnes. These sen
soldiers are now plckcttng he streets
and assisting the Britinh nu critics ill
the maintenance of order. ,
All mariners are warned that the
two lighthouses at the [1th have
been destroyed and that th approach
to the harbor at night is por.llous An
other steamer approaching Kingston
and not knowing the conditions is re-
ported to have suite-red. This is the
HalnburgiAnlcricun Line stenmershtp
Prinz Elle! Fliedrtch. This vessel, ac
cording to 11 Kingston dispatch to
318m”; near the Prinz Waldemar (End
In: rlnzelflnln humerus e .91}, be
same lino which it in W” '
where the Plumb Point
was loomed.
No Americans were killed as 11 1119
unit of tiltI disaster, despite the fact
that there were many American
tourists ill the place when the visitor
tloll 0111119. A number of them have.
Light House
taken refuge on til. American war-
ships in the harbor while awaiting
ships that will takII them to thII
states. .
American niIl bus been timely ill
this hour of trouble to it British pos-
session and. the disputcl1r9 agree it
is warmly upplccluted by ”10 9tIlckIIu
people.
KINGSTON, Janlnicll, .lun. l7.--Ti19
Unllcd Staten warships Indiana and
Missouri hove arl'lV'cd in the harbor
from Guantanamo bringing lurga quad
’l‘he
IIIi during the night with 21 boat fond of
medicine, which was com ashore, in
charge of Surgeon Mucilonald. The
cruiser thnkton is expected to arrive
Mnny of the Americans who
aboard the
warships 'lllIIV lutcndcd to take pus
'Ilagc fol IhII UnlIIId States on board
the HIInIquv AlncllI .111 line stenmel
Prinz ETII‘L iI‘l'cIlrlch bill ilult vessel
tho wreck of thII
Sit'iilllt'r Louise lust 11lgi1i.'i‘llc Plumb
Point Lighthouse 1111.9 slunshcd by the
earthquake and vII.99IIls ltl'rlving at
night huvc. not lights to ulcer In. The
The wrecker Premier has
:gono to'ilnI did of the stranded ves-
99!.9
SeVIIrlll slight shoIk9 oi IIIu'thqunke
l"'oul bundled and mum dead were
buried up to but lllIIllt. 'thI remain-
lug bodice 111'II I19i11g.tl'c11111lcd The
death list. it, is non bcllIIVIId will be
about seven hundred
The work of clearing thII streets of
debris ls being pushed. Dynamite is
GLOVER S
the place.
I 111100.. 542—2.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
igller rate of inter-
can pay tour per cent. and invest
edged attentional! securities.
on over night should be '
to be succinct. “
Dynamite is resiort- L
ETG’ 8111!"de -o.<.-.»‘I
in 110110th ion and run tea.
The 111 01111107 has been lhpmvod
but food is very scarce and 1111ch
thorcfuro Is 0110101111111.
A remarkable incident of the earth
quake has just come to light. All Eng-
lilh clerk inIfl stow waniburied undcl
tolling walla following the earthquake
on Mood-w and over thin, for many
hours grcantlreu swept. Wednesday
the clerk was dug out alive. Hill in-
iurtcn are not severe. I
Five hundred persons are still under
treatment in the hospitals. No Ame-
ricans lost their lives in the disaster.
HAMBURG. Jun 19~Thc Humbold-
American line now confirms the re-
ports ot the stranding 01' their utcumcr,
Prim Waldemar of! Plum Point. tin-I
malcu and adds that the passengers
and crew are safe. The captain of
the vessel. it appears could not be
warned by cable of the dgqtruction of
Kingston. the alteration of the harbor.
entrance and Ihe‘wrcclt of the light-I
houses. ‘I
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. ANNA LOUISA IJNDSTROM.
M10. Anna Louisa Lindstrom. aged
seventy-four years. died last night, all
her home, No. it) Bnyvlew avenue. She
Is survived by three sons, William, the
dy maker for Caterer F. A. 1.11119;
0t 0. the harbor for A. M. Pohlmun;
Refine“ itindstronl,‘ an Episcopal rec.
tor in Covington. Tenn, and one dau-
ghter, Miss Alina Lindstronl, of South
Norwatk. Arrangements for the tune-
ral have not yet been completed.
he people greatly 1111111081000 the G mi
‘ 301190 or the American ”011111111an
.tra.
1111533111quon 11ml
Action Mid [W Tim.
Avery may
inclwoo‘d‘n H l Nor-walk. tut even-
tug. 1111ch tho 11009le of the Grace
Chillrfh 11111113 oi the Gide Friendly
ty. '
Tho tloor was comfortably tilled
throughout the evening and u: 11 result
everybody hltd u pleasant evening.
Music for the attractive dance program
was furnllhed by Llnxweiler' I Orches-
The ladies who 1111}: chnrze of tho
event were Mrs Joules Benton Wern-
er. Mills Ellen 01111111 and Miss Bennie
Sims.
“fir-- ,
REAL EITATE CALESI
Hubert [13. Bishop to James P. Barry,
13 acres. loaded street and Bottled
Hill nvenue. War.
‘Jamen P, Barry to Alfred E. Austin
and Horace it}. Damn, undivided one-
half of above land. War.
Mary Harkinll to James C. Harklno
and others, land'und buildings, Frank-
lin nvenue. War.
Christian Ewart: and Matthew 00!"
belt to David A. Radon, lot and build-
iugrl, Rnymbnd street. War.
John Neville and wife to Stephen
'l‘amnu‘ and wife, lot and » buildings.
Lexington avenue. Wur.
Estate Occur H. Meeker to Edward
F, Meeker. hind. Five Mile River.
Adnlru. deed.
{Edward F. Meeker to Louis 1.. Mock-
er, land. Five Mile RIVer. War.
William W. 00111910011 to John Bow-
lter, land and buildings, Hanfcrd
deuce 1010 given 111 “
avenue. War.
1 I- At ntvéeem glenLLN.
No wonder this sale is at
Men’s Suits were $8. at S
L”.
.I..._...--. -._ ....... 9...
..'.L w... 1““... “cf-11111rfiom3'glgth‘iqn their backs.
:racting such immense crowds!
Goons [ALMOST "(1111111 AWAY
;.95. Suits weight}. at $6.95..
All Men‘s $18.00 Suits an ‘. Overcoats, 01131113 $8.95.
. , i.
t;
111111111 Sale Prior to 811101 T11
Our Annual Stock Reducing .hrnuury Sole begins on Bntuldny, January 12111.
very attractive We have 111111111 special
We have placed on sale about
Suitable for Wallis and Dresses. Y
NOS. I and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
d
m
11111
in order to 1111111 this sale
pliI'cI-l in every department to close out 1111111 and ends and broken loin.
Silk Sale. I
five hundred yards of plain and fancy Silk Goods worth “tile, $1.00 and $l.25.
on can tulle your choice of this lot at 500 per yard.
Cloaks. Suits and F1115.
Every garment, including Ladle
which we have placed on them We wt
during this sale. The goods are all
tive styles.
" 10211911110111~
A RUN 0N SOUTH NthWALK’S
GREATEST 3.11.11
Sate opened yesterday 111 Irning. By this time all are talking about it, and most men have
1
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.1
HANDED OUT LEMONSI
Chief Hander Out Edward R. O’ Brien 1
of the.I Social Lenten Club hooded out
lemons to two of his fellow members-
that night, and incidentally he took 11
large Juicy one himself. The h:-'Vndlng
out ploccss took place dtrectit ill from
or the Hotel 011110111 at just the time I
that representatives from the local f
papers were present to ace the 01in
’ actual initiation ceremonial of the new
organization. I
0' Brien was driving down South
Main street in a sleigh and MI ll him
in the vehicle were his two friends of.
the Lemon Club. Just as they were
in front of the hotel where everyone,
Could get a. good view, oV'cl want the
sleigh.
Three faint c1lcs of "lculons' were:
heard as the three. struggled 1111 out
of the slush No damage W'iS done
and the Social Lemon Club had given
its first public cnter.tulnll1em I
SUNDAY SCHogiéFV‘NORKERS' CON-
The first of a series 01' lectures was
delivered last. night before the Baptist I
Sunday School Workers conference
at the South Norwuik Congregational
Church The speaker was Mr Prin-
tow of Washington. D. 0. ll prominent
Sunday School worker there. Hill
subject was “How to Millie a Sunday
School Grow" A‘ record. of the at
tendance was taken Mr. Pristovn ad
dress was vely interesting and than no
live. Thole will be five other lectur-
as by prominent Sunday Selim] Worll'
ere from all over the country , I
M
EVENING Wl'til'l' GLUE.
The Friday Evening Within Olub lat
inst 11111111, with M11111 filtration W11 11}
of Benview avenue, not Narwnlkflt' 0!
first prise wad scent-III! by lira. James
, Golden. and the iodilcnlen’l price by
900m 1". Godfrey y. Ill‘lt‘o next meeting
.. 0! the club will be mild; Friday evening]
‘ February lit, at
‘ ‘ Ind ill-0.0001”
, lire-t ..
the roilldence at M11.I
tray, to Grave:
I
11 North Main Stu“
ital-y. The preliminary game will be
l
L “-9- .. w.
BASKETBALL MONDAY NIGHT.
The crack
team of New $01k city dte to line 11p
:01 the Almory on Monday night. Com-
|puny F was defeated 32—“ last winter
by this team playing under the name
of the Knickerbockers; being the most
decisive some against them, during the
season. The local management. have
this season nursed ntdtl'ong desire to
test the ability of this season's five
against the. St. Peter‘ 11 and believe that
.thc game the military five is playing
at plesent will result in a local vicI
.between the Pastimes and the Han
trams; the first time these two teams
have met this season. There is to be
'Ilnnclng as usual after the games.
local bnsllctbnll enthusiasts are
certainly getting no chance to object
this season to the quality of the teams
that have appeared at the Norwalk Ar-I
nImy againsI the Company F team;
“they have been the best that could be
11111101ch and lloiwlthstnnding thin 11111
I'l‘eam F has won 8 games out of the
12 that have III-c nplayed ‘
That the public appreciates the high
trade of Basketball that the Company
13‘ team in putting up at the Armory
this winter is evidenced by the 11151
that the attendance has been larger
him ever before, and the enthusiasm
has grown in proportion. The play
1111; strength 0: the 10001 team improves
each season. so thutlnt the present
time they have a fair chance with the
best teams pluylng the game.
UNOONBCIOUS ERDM FALL.
A young 1111111, whollc name could not
be ienrned.f1ll down stall-II hut eve-
ning at the ban t the: Sou‘th ”Notwnik
'Fire 1111111111 in 3111011 H in 11111! 11 11
'utned 0 rather painful scab) W011!“-
Several cttcmptn were made to net It
doctor but it was 10111111 impossible to
do so. The young Inca won 11111011
colour 101- Iowa 111110 and It It“ tent-cit
1 but be war badly thinned. ml 1111 III:-
and consciournunq inter told V‘V'Iul 111-
11011 to id: 1101110., ,
Peters Basketball ‘
.11th1 my
Men's Black and [Gray 0‘v:rcoatls,‘were-ts;I , at 56,45. i .‘I
K Ii .1 1"" ““
BOYSZWSUITS .
I AND ov‘encon'rs '
PANTS Were $2.00. at $1.19 SHOES
at hall [11in Wm $3901 " W , at a saclifice
Were $3.50. at $1.95 ,
, Were $5.00. at $2.45 '
Hosienl. UnderwI'ar,‘ Hats. Caps. Gloves at a song.
So. Norwalk
Open " Every" Evening
HOWEB SENT TO DANBURY.
Former inmate of Norwalk Town
Farm Suffering From Droply.
So weak that he could hardly get
into a carriage and suffering greatly
from dropsy. A. C. Bowen. a former
inmate ot the Town mm at Norwailt ,
was sent to Dnnbu this morning
tram the Haviinnd H'btel; in Washing-
ton street to be placed on the Dam
bury Town Fat-10.801119 time ago
Rowen was operated upon. but
(000 at the Norwnlk Town Farm wad
not conducive to building up his
strength, and as it was claimed that
Dunbury was his home town he was
not allowed to stay there At the Hoyt.
land House he was given a room and
food and the manager of the hotel no-
tified the selectmen at the case
numbv of notifications were necessary
and the hotel people say that First
Selectman Brown would not listen to
complaints made over the telephone.
Finally Coutsable Goodwin was sent'
to investigate. and. it was decided to
unload the invalid upon Danbury.
He was taken to that city this after-
noon.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDElt TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Nm'wdlk as Probate
Court. January 10th. A. D, 1907
Estate at George A Davenport. late
of Wilton. In said District, declined.
Acidered That the trustee: {or Mary
11. Davenport exhibit their admin-
311111111, account to ‘t 0 Court for pd-
in'stlhont. at the Prob to 011100 In Nor-wt
walk. on title 28th day of Jsuunry, 1907.‘
at It occult forenoon: and that all
horizons lntereated in said iii-late may
'00 notified thereof. the said truste‘oi
will calico thin order to be uhlilhod
in a nempl'lpo‘r hnving a. cremation
In said mntrlct. at least five devil be-
rrc raid 38111 day 0f.I haunt-y. 1007.
HENRYW WGEEGORY.
Judge
the ‘
Int Inn of Wuhlnlttn
s', Misses' and Children's, to go in 111 is sale. in addition to the low prices
11 allow a special discount of 20% on any garment or piece 01 fur selected
high grade. made up in the very best manner, in this season's moat nttrnc-
11 HYA'r'I', NORWALK, 001911."
Januar-
9. .~ u "hill '
, 1-3";
I “INST? II I 1111111111111“1T
for the asking, nod, 11 11119131 dis-
count on every piece sold
, during this month.
, Bedsteads, Springs, Mattresscg'
Dining Tables, Library Tables,"
Fancy Chairs, Dressers, Chlfi‘OIt-y
tors, Sideboards, Bufi‘ets, Rugs,
Carpets and Mattings.
O C O
I O O
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iiiiii
'GOOD ADVICE-—
WE THINK.
Have 0 1113111110111 heated
home this winter, it you have to
go without something, clue. You
will make up for" It in} good health.
better spirits 0nd 1 get lite.’ I
A bottle thitt is
JURY GETS SHEA CASE '
CHICAGO.Jcn.19.~,—Thc instruct-
ions of Judge Bali in the Shea case
were finished today and the case was
gtvlenk. t0 the jury shortly before it
o' c ock ‘
“W
Special Sale for 811111111111
Wen Fish. 111. 1211
101101103 6 lbs. :50
Native Front Fllh,‘ ii 1111,1111 860
Mark“: and 'l‘OlIGIIIOICIOl' 5° 3”. .
Iemcoa....................11111111.‘
lamb“: unuuu-nuu..u.150").
Emllopl .I........., 4000111145000
An other tlndl‘ doll it rmonrthlo‘
Dncross. M
1113 111111.111 111011 3110‘ ovmll
I' I, IIAIVKu'rI =4- II ”
Old Initiation mm 01111111,” ‘I‘
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