planned for cordon);
on thb Following Saturda
.I,;‘.I
in
y Night
In this store s merchandising there is one event that stands out prominent frohl all other bargaW occseions. and this event is
’I ’ the Big January Clea ance Sale. This sale' 15 not c'onfined to one or two departments, but marches every sectioug‘of the store. It is
~ every detail is intelligently handled. every price fiduétion is honestly rustle. and every printed promise will be
{althfully kept We have carefully considered the present loss of profit and against it we put the ultimate gsin of seasonhbl‘c goods
quickly turned into dash and the stocks reduced to their lowest ebb, before the annual accounting. The present money loss' III a My
ing benefit for you lbs: Should not be missed. For just seven working days will this sale last, and every day brill be e record maker
if economy counts saith you in your buying
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A'reprcsengatwe of The Sperry & Hutchinson Co. will be here all week an
pans, sTrade Marlrs, and Labels for “S. Jr H. " liken. Trading Stamps. A
WI.“
a.
for?
we“
"3%
couport catalogue list
' OP,
I va»*I ..
I! will exchange souls, Wrappers. Tobacccl Cou-
m’rthese exchanges.
so
EPOETISIGWEN“ ' I
on most nous
Elleclollhs crusade in Slang
topics is Described»SoIIIe.
Pouslon Bills
WASHING TON. .lIIII, 30.~.~'i‘lI(I agri-
inral dspmiulonl has just issued
Illlsiin on ”It: gypsy Inolh. giving II
tilled, account of tho Images of tho
ti}. and tho efforts of the unions
as and tho géIIcInl goveInIuoui to
the eggs. ’l‘her report gives the
wing accounts of the operations in
much:
in the summer or 1905 the gypsy
our was discoveIs'd in Stonington.
DJ. and so far as known it is con-
an area of about one squaIe
. the north and east. of stoning-
W Or 70 egg ciIIsloIs were do
_ ‘ during the pasts ummor- tIees
hurlsped, several acres or brush
ed out, and the moth vigorously
.‘by the state authorities under
lion or Dr. Brittoll. Since. the.
laying season or the used summer
ii 40 turns egg clusters were de-
UIIloss an examination of
urrouuding territory should reveal
nth over a much larger area. this
unit should be entirely stamped out
a your or two, although it will
lie careful watching for several
w a to be sure that it does not re-
llsh itself. ‘
, c senate today passed six Conv
cllcut pension biihl which have al-
y pusod lllt‘. lIouso. '1‘]on wow
lows: Im— in bollull' of Put'IIltll
of \‘l’aIIII-lIIIIy. luld of (’onlpuuy
iniiI ('onuocticui Voluntosxs III
II; per month; in behalf or Grunge l‘
pun. or (unisrbuIy. Compum A..
iIlh Rhoda island Voluntsms in
. I?» also In VII par month: in bo-
storgII N (ltnlfllll of.UheslIlI'II
on) E. Twentieth ConuoLIicut
ulcers at $30 per month; in behalf
.Il‘uiia P GI-,ant runner widow or
' has F (hunt. of Willimnallc. Co.
blouuth Connecticut volunteers,
per month; in behalf of Mom
on, of Waterbury, widow of Hugh
olnnteers, at $16 per month,
an, or Company E, Twelfth Con- W
WATCHlNG THE CHINEBE FAMlNE
Our Government Fearful of an Epide
mic Among Relief Workers.
WASHINGTON. Jun. 30 -—'i‘hu ap-
palling ooudilions in China as the re-
null of the famine as told in Chinosn
newspapers and min". mall advicnu
rtIIIILlIlIIg tlIII. Stain Dopuluuoul (roupl'
(III with tho turning given by Consul-
tlcnarnl Rogers. of the possible shouts
of the outbreaks which daily um 00‘
curing in Ibo (amino districts. iumI
attached the attention of the govern
IIIIIIII. authorities and developments
will be closely watched;
One, of the greanst dangers which
the relief workers confront is an epi-
demic. in tho great concentration
camps which have been formed by re
fugees. who have fled from the strlcc
ken districts to the south by the lens
of thousands. the people live. some of
them only partially clothed, otlIoIs en-
tlr'e-ly united in mud huts held together
by lnrl‘ttlng. Medical supplies and skill
are badly needed in those calnps as
well as food and clothing
The native authorities are doing
their utmost to control the situation.
but. the task is now beyond them. and
outside aid is badly needed. Roller
committees have been formed in vari-
ous centers composed of high native
ofllcluls and foreigners. The task ap
pears so gigantic that most serious
conditions will be reached before any
headway is made. The government
has opened public relief wm ks where
men can obtain employment.‘ The
chow. the work on the improvement
being started merely to give employ-
ment. to some of the starving Estima-
tes have been nIadII of the cost of food
lug (Inc-ii Blurring poison and llii.‘ Iotul
aIIIounl.‘ will I'cuIlI close In $"0 000
dallv.’
'Ihit‘i ontlmnlo in based upon a ral-
cIIlalloII that four IIIlIllCIII ponpln uro
actually starving.
whom they «an.
public selling planes had to be closed
butuuso of “In great. rush of natives to
buy III Huachoulu in DecmEIJIo- three
or four women were cI‘ubb t death
in the mad mph lot“ loud. Tho price of
vegetables had doubled. and coil] and
coke cost much more than ever I
ARMY cMAPILA . '
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. so -—-Cha'p‘ In
olI (‘ompnuy (I, Find (‘onnuoth
envy AIllller at $30 per IIIoIIIIhI‘lI
lIBI senate also passed the bill in
' t Emily J Larkhslm. ot‘
company D Twenty that Co
nt volunteers. at $16 per month.
ll‘I was lnhoduced by Beasts
c
. :rIIe RIGHT NAME. ’
.Wl Sherpa. tho popular. oven
9 Will ,I'Ol‘ll'M "glitch I
”I’ll N
‘ In
other ‘ laxative "p
‘ r‘lilliioulas‘ns and
‘Iiic’ st 9‘. HP Baxter's
oils. and E. RWesd’s.
“Wt A I... .
“behalf of Jerry Johnson ol‘II
. ntre, widow of Henry V. uric -.
Ghana. U. DA .. womanhood is
wily: deIlu yearn.
burn II cilantro
. noph OShea,
grand canal is being deepened at Hal- .
. not. lip saddlod with ntoro IhIIII I40
1‘ be people nro soiling guild and salt'
In sonic luntancé tho ‘
D
PASSED EXAMINATWNS
Mad Rejeclel Who Said George
Washington Made Laws and
is President of llnlled States
i
Only night out of the 2i on thI list
or petitioners Io he naturalised and!
«(II-dud in passing lhnlr examinations
before Judge RIIlph Wheeler of the
Superior Court, Bridgeport, yosIoIIdIIy.
it was the first time that application
has been made in tho coun‘ly under the
new federal law. The process oi Inak
lug citizens now is far more complicat-
cd than formerly and lodge Wheeler
was only able to henr nine of the sp-
pllcants during. the duy. One {mph
cant was rejected.
Susoeulul Applicants.
Those who passed were. Dnniol lo-
Jose‘ph CodIIIbaqu.
Charles Kecskemcty: George Baudu
IlchI John Nanak John Moran Max
Greenbsrs and Louis Huttoborg.
. Gaines Rejected.
The only applicant rejected was An-
gelo Gfilnsso. Qulhsso wus rusty on
constitutional questions and the moduli
operaudlof the goverhln‘onl The wit.
users who handicapped as he did riot
understand the English language very
l
Parker. of on ,U 8. Court asked him
who made the laws or the land. Galas-
so blurted ‘: surge Washington "
. ” w ncIeD concerted. .
Jud go: Wheeler. leIo rs‘spec'is lho
IIIuI'IIor-y otwtlidI trillion of his country
thought. that tho that prosldoul should
"i wish lIII:
nharo and l‘opliod
'l‘lIII general an:
disconcerls
I‘ ‘ {live i
IIIndevstnndlunIol' tho unusual». it was
interpreted to him
[or u minute and again called out. the
noble of “George Woshinsuiu." ,.
I ultimo-imam
now had a no r0 lilo
Van‘e‘lt Who mellowed only trillliulg
uprh number of times. in
Will?!” « it ldfilid'ql
II may
EIGHT Arrhenius '” l
.. ,neswpapérs MI.
35
I hid»
In oltizhlu an In
of them said they did not understand
the question, for when it Was made
plain to thorn in the form. "Do you
'balicvs in having more than one wild?"
they all unawcrod that one wife was as
IIII'IIgh us they could drum] to support.
'lho etalulnntlouu will. ooIIllIIIIII. to
day. as most or lllt‘ (,Iu'scs down l‘or lbI
JIIII- have been “Minn-awn
WlLL
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l'NVES‘I'lGATE VERMONT
L5 COLLISION... -
SOU’i‘l-l itOt’AlflTON VI. Jun. 30‘-
ll. was nnnohn‘c‘ml Iodnl' tlII'Ii’ use Sluts
BouId otI Rnllr‘osd Gommldslonors
would hold a IiIoetluxI In South Roynl-
ton on Februmy 0 to invdstlgnto the
hendo‘ni'collislou between a mall train
and? ugh-sight train near tbs local sta-
tion of tho Central Vermont Railroad
on January 11. A mail club and two
IIninII‘Ibn Ivoie seriously injured in the
Wreck; ,
(witch! llch! ltclI!——Scrstch! Scrut-
I'lI! Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the itch. 'l‘ry Dosn’ s Oint-
IIIeIIt."‘l it curse piles. oceimd’ any
skid itching. All drugglst sell it.
W:
The funeral or
all known Insc-
d ltllléd in his
LONDON. Jun. .
Willloll‘i Whilcly, he‘
chitin. who wns shot
store on January 24
The pupils Interest I
‘ wd u! people
well. , thn District Attorney Francis w
nun the body
III;
unmask) thought. u. f *
polio Iioobouud a‘
‘I‘olouasd by u. loo
. worm below the
t: their captain ‘
Ithsismbargoi Inuit
chad
they live with you. so cold.
”Ghoul m coalition” thal mosaics
ll? Well Mill 9T
pools» .
W and oust "vb .
D"o‘ you believe in Pélfismrm “solos
. Others.
FUNERAL OF LONDON MENCHANT-
’pollcc hoadIIIIiIrtIeI s’
be Irngsrl‘y was-
re held. According to the ‘ ..
WlIltoly bequenlhod. ,. .
an treatment. “
BRlDE- TD-IBE SlGIHS ' .I
‘ ' " FDRINDIAN LOVER .
Wt.“
Aborioluo Promislls to Buy
Dollar lie Earns
uno—I-
IIBltillGlIll’OIt'l‘.= .lIIII. :l0.~—Wiillunr
ShoIIIIaII ilIo Aborigino WllOM‘ IIIIII-
I‘lagc. to In lluugorfmd his conuuob
ltiw wife; was IIIIsIIccoIIIII‘IIlly planned
by tho pmsoI-uliug authorities Mon
Illlv wars IIIlcascd. froI custody Ins
lorduy looming on th promise that
With the first dollnl lI‘c orirned hr
would puichaso a nmrrlngd license.
and wed the giIl or the IIuthorltics’—-
not bier—choice. Sherman was arrest
ed on Eva‘s complaint. She feared
he was going to abandon her and ion
«six Inonths' old child and on Saturdat
nillornoon she had the police upprc
bend him. They had been living to
gothc‘l in East Maih street, near Msplu
street. ‘
round that she was partial II...
ut she insisted on becoming
tho wife of the window ot‘ an. India
chief whose Wigwam ‘Ivus once pitched,
upon the highest punk of Golden Hill
Moliday after the Indian had spent
'mlny unpleasant holistic in a cell at
on lhé
marry the girl.
* When the bridal
mold. The result
ul of "Town Clerk’s
‘ The D I
Msrrisgs License With First ‘ ‘
consented to '
Millet“ 1657.
, Sleds . ~- .
for Day‘s dud Girls
First the “Flexible Fiyer" {In boys, and llILI soul o'l a
ho) will take delight in out 'th ‘l‘mlycr" .is strongly CUll-
SlrllLlCil oi llllltl wood and spIiIIg sch-l, built for spch and
haul use. ‘
lI'roIII $1.25 up. .
Cuttcrs, low Idvlc IIIzIdo‘ of hard Illuplc.
spring steel on IIIIIIIcIs and handles, 31. 00 up.
High Sleds for little girls. llII y an of hard wood and
lili‘t‘lydLCQl‘flLLd l‘lOJ)150CllP , I
t
with round
Flannels. 25 etc a. yard.
1' radically our entire sunk ul Lulurcrl l lanucls Is" lcm~
polarily at 25c. a splendid CllallCt for ”unit: who wish warm
«Immunis- of any sort. -
Robe Flannels with lmIIlI-Is rI-Il I'Ilml white blue and
while, brown and gray IIIixlIIrII., IIII‘Isl attractlvc pattcnls, ‘
Special to close out. 25c. ‘
French Flannels in lovely colors. lavender, rose, pearl”
gray, pink cardinal, polo-blur- nulloltl Mum rcscdn nudfl‘lilc
IIrccn. "
Remnants of Figured and Striped Flannels, a large
gIIIlIL-rlnu :IIIII sou-ml quuliIiI s iIIIIlIIIlcd all at 25¢ a yard. ’
i .. r“ . thIIcr 1. oInItI r downslans
Petsrjl'homPs‘ong-Suits
for Little Girls. '
\ on natty little frocks of blue or lnuwu cloth. utdllllcl‘
M'l'gt In t'llt‘\l|ll perfectly lIIIislch llllll lIuviIIII the bright.
and IlIaruII-iLIiinI Ilccoraiiu‘III-‘I cxcluslw to the l:’ €th IFhulIIpI
son guIIIILIIIs. 1 Inc for school wear. For ages 6 to I4 yours;
Special at $5.00, $6.00. and $6.50.- .
Dresses {01' UNIT girls, I4, to It) years, $10.00 and $re.5o.« .
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Don't forget those Lace Nut \Vaisls mentionedlyest'eg—I.s « %
day. 5 . . 1. _ , . .
“twill .II"
MONTHLY 5m: soon) ruse‘é
l
a
Al
WE NAVE TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR NORWALK A'ND SOUTH
NOBWALK FOR‘ “THE LADIES’ H0 ME JOURNAL PATTERNfiI"
_WE, HAVE A COMPLETE STOC l< OF THESE POPULAR PATTERNS
ON SALE. .. . . . “ ‘I
.THE HIGH STANDING OF "THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL" IS A
GUARANTEE THAILPATTERNS BEARING THEIR NAME WILL DE DE
Sherman refused to marry the Izlrlll CORRESPONDlNG MERIT. _. ‘
Ewe InvIrI-z THE notes or: -r us. NDRWALKS To cALt. son THE
sssuumv’ STYLE soon, fLLuer RATING “THE LAoIesIuoué JOUR
Norwalk Chronicler