‘ in from his late home Saturday .gormatZoMclock T enev. Frank . My. Motor of the orwalh Iieth tacos «0.13. -. iIINenIA.‘ J I.UIII luflhersr Ion. Dino use roa THE autos The American Audubon Society‘s appeal. for a little charity for the birds 1,: weather has been taken up by m... Ill over the country. and is: be hoped that this general in- .will result in saving the lives feathered waifs These can- I MI who call every little bird aammw. and windmill crunibs for fear some starving sparrow will be bebofited by by be relieved to find upon the Tithe Audubon Society that a many rare birds are driven , towns and other inhabited places the hope of obtaining food when the . ling cold shuts down. Many ape. claims of migratory birds winter over ,, its'sheltemd places as all bird lovers ”new. When. the supply of food is “,shhstlstcd in these haunts. there are “ill tildes in blrdland Tile Audubon Society declares that more birds peflsh yearly from cold starvation than are slain by all the Wild and the friends of its friends - , lse “bread lines" for the bone- ' ‘fi “fed is. tiny psupers. lts olilcers tire of pleading for systematic to aid them with little bits of scattered crumbs or gifts of suet , . ”I even the poorest home could ' ‘ shard. Dc tht they will. the , hosts are always in excess of the food supply. and the Willie? death rate A! a pity that all birds who seek .ln towns should be obliged to unlike!" on account of the rooted Ann driest; preludice Ifllnst the English ”QM. whom equally good authori “describe II a bird demon or a bird II!ltt.jx . The evidence against him is limpet conclusive. and outside of the 'titmcuse hoisthc iolliest and luckiest thing that ever were feath~ . The town yards would be dull t his fighting presence and the ”mum comedy of his domestic If- i The winter rigors bring strange ‘ to share his scanty supply of , city gardens and when he does . ills acute pinch of starvation , l'y interferes with them. Sharp ’ ‘ find out that the pensioners iii-est and snow drive cityward ll sparrows. There are often .puasllng bird visitors for ibittbr needs it is dlmcult be t .y ‘ V :7 who feed “the birds are al amply roWarded. it is strange , learn to lock to a certain our food to recognise the very “ llo feeds them. and to give reminders lithe regular meal It is worth while to . ,the Newtfiaven road sell ' ‘ trsins sud stoninboats with- a cent to either town. . tabesmen thinking if he M pmpolilldlllg such puz Word Advocawtc Mmsa‘euarmeen. '4 lug Iyw PM“ It Her HomeI tenth Main Street. _ In arbor. one of South "popular young ladies. was rs. surprise party, last evening. swath Maln- street. number of friends. “ .followed by a on. lit midnight. after period for their hero hillside; this and Maud Wilbeolg. , er enemies that are leagued against , them The Society. tries through its ' oillItOh lenrch. will oiliciate and inter mint will occur in Spring Grove ceme- my. Bum lir. hi'cFIrran had Men I' sufferer fem paalysls to several 3'0!!!— ‘MRS RICHARD NORRIS. an‘e King, wife of Richard Norris. died infirm at her home. No. 60 Tal'lor m I“ sixty-six years. She sustained I stroke of paralysis a few daysm ago. She leaves a husband and six thlldreu. William J. Norris. of No alt; Samuel Norris. Mrs. Wil- lllnl LeCouut. Misses Emma and in Norris. of South Norwalk. and rs. lrwln A. Simpson. of Champalgn. "Boots The funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2: 30 o'.cloclt ~ RICHARD DELAHANTY. The death oi Richard Delshanty oc- Film at his home. No.12 Hoyt street, South Norwalk. yesterday afternoon. lie was forty-Ila years of age. lie is survived by a widow and a son. Richard. and one daughter. Funeral services at 2:30 p. m.. Sunday. ' POPULAR AMUIEMENTS. u—n-uu— GOSGROVE COMPANY. The Ooegrove Company presented il‘ilolma‘to a. large and appreciative audience at _Hoyt's Theatre. last night. The various members did ear- nest audalcctive work and it was a most successful performance through The upecialties were pleasing. Totlllght the bill will be A Woman's Struggle; tomorrow night, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. FASHION. AND CULINARY. ' WNNKLES. bong points completed by tassols hanging from girdle and sleeve caps are very graceful upon long negligoes. swinging gently with every movement of. the wearer...» Some of the late designs in over sleeves are committed. extendln to the elbows. and actually button. by manual)! widd..’isbs. over the tucked or pulled under sleeves. Though it would seem that all possl. popular blue and green color scheme yet new costumes are continually ap- pearing in this combination. and they IIIIIII'e not without original touches. el- er. Yards and yards of flowered ribbon are used for party gowns for young girls sometimes so much of this love ly trimming being consumed as to form almost an entire overdrees for the net or as baseline foundation. Lace med ions interspersed among the embroldéi'y sprays upon lingerie waists add to the- beauty of the gar- ment besides minimizing the work. At least twelve rows of velvet ribbon horlsontally applied to the filmieet foundation. glimpses of which appear between the rows. make up the bodice of an occasional handsome gown. The rows sweep across into the sleeves. which are finished on the outside of them with loops of the ribbon and fancy buckleI. Allover lac. handsomely lined with brocaded Iilk and edged with a narrow binding of fur is cut into flehns with long stole ends for the perfecting touch of the evening toilet. The very last word in exclusive gcwuing this winter is to finish the long gloves around their upper edge with a narrow band of fur like that appearing elsewhere in the costume. There-seems to be quite a fancy for a loose vertical trimming for skirts of evening gowns. ribbons, or long silk cords with tassels appearing to be most frequently used fm this purpose. Some of those who number a. bride- bo-be among their friends. and who wish to entertain her with one of the numerous “showers" now so much the vogue,"mayv be interested in the Va- lentine Kitchen Shower. described in .the lbbrnary number of Good House keeping. Potato Scones—There are nice for breakfast or supper. Bell a few good mealy potatoes with a little salt. When cooked. drain- and mash in hot saum . at were Mr. and . - b my; station hat looks char! 0 I at”. Infill!» ribflnngo nag. pan adding a handml of flour. a little putter or good beef dripping and a dash of milk. if necessary. Knead as quickly as possible on floured board Roll out to thickness of about quarter of an inch. cut into rounds and place. at once. before dough has had time tg‘et cold. on s but. griddle, pricking the 'top with a fork and turning when rowuod on one side. l‘hc scone should be eaten very hot with plenty of but to: l "Engiishworuun. " Black and white is charmingly com- blood in the fluffy evening ‘waists of white moussellue with ruffles edged shoulder straps and girdle. This is the kind of thing that is so becoming to the girl with Jet black hair. Coluulpoiiod materials will have , side levogue nest season if reliable. very charming , has brown spots on white on thins, eta. Moog the Israel variety .iow crown of your be f .. hat with soft folds of ‘ ‘ add some pink roses and men foliage and you have a A wholesome cream of faiths-I baking-powder. Makesthofinest, lightest, best flavoredhisudhhot- breadacalreanclpash'y. Royal Baking Powder is free from alum and phosphatic acids ROYAL IAKINDI m 00., NEW YORK. all .lba. \ HAGUE CONFERENCE SESSION. It will require an afllrmailve vote of the conference to e up for discus- on changes had been rung on the _ with black velvet. and black velvet ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—lt mambo stated by authority that neither the fights; 11:23:31” ballinlt gill: question of international disarmament hope of the Washln Government (including the kindred subject of freo utriction of armament) nor the Dr: igo doctrine will be laced upon the mo- grsln of subjects to be considered.at the Hague Conference next June' or them to be discussed July. The program of subjects for . the ”confer-ease is regarded as closed. Sentinel Want Ads. pay. ._......._H....... —.~ ‘. ~.- m. w...” -..»—-——.,."""'I’_y— that these all-important subjects. dis- armament and the Drsgp doctrine. will receive the favorable consideration of a majority of the delegates. enabling Above Competition in Quality. Beyond Com- parison in Results . . Gives universal satin faction and is conceded " byalltobe . . America’s Highs (trait. For Sale By : CHARLES E. SEYMOUR South Nerwalk'a “LEADING-939D“! A Big Beneflt For You ” [F van WANT TO seusrn av oun LIBERAL wav or ‘ eeLLmo “rue s'zs'r cocoa" AT porous sauces you HAD . serves SETTLE RIGHT no wu T0 susmsee sun so ALL YOUR TR acme wrru us. . THERE Is ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL AT can s-roass AND YOU an: SURELY meme :7 IF you no uor FOLLOW up oun SALES. ‘ our son ones. YOU'LL NEVER REGRET IT. ‘ ,l mu STORES THAT SET THE PAGE New‘York GroceryCo. A Not-walk. I) I Call, 485. South Norwalk. ‘ TEL EPHONE.‘ Call, 440. ‘ his *llninguilmusl V Double . and progress. DAY ONLY. FRIDAY Cuticura Soap in oth- IPECIAL stores the price is 25c. Friday Special ............... Only 1 Cake to a Customer. do clog, regular price 89c. Spool FRIDAY 18 inch Swiss or Cam. SPECIAL brie Embroideryll‘loun- midi! FRIDAY Clark's 0. ll. '1‘. Darn. SPECIAL lug Cotton. black and colors. Regular price he spool. Friday Special, 6 spools fdr ..... . 100 rnloav Best Quality Pearly SPECIAL ',Buitons all sizes. reg- rifriy sold me. Friday Spec- ...... v... f smoav Chiffon and Liberty SPECIAL Silk Ruchiug for col- la‘rs. regular price 260 yd. Fri- day Special ....... . ......... 16c —.__.—._....._.._ .._.. FRIDAY Shell Back Combs, all SPECIAL the newest shapes. regular price 26c. Friday Spec is! ..................... . ........ 16c FRIDAY SPECIAL price 25c. Women's Heavy Black Cotton Hose, regular Friday Special ...... inc FRIDAY Fine Face, Veilings SPECIAL Iln tissue and not, black and all colors. Regular price 25c. Friday Speciul'. . .. 19c yd. ial FRIDAY Boys' Outing It‘lsunel SPECIAL Wuists and Blouses. :eIgular price 25c. Friday Spec- I ............. ids crane-cusses.- FRIDAY Men's Heavy Weight OPECIAL Cotton Socks. regular * price 10c. Friday Special .1c momma “venom Sthat irresistibly cm the buying crowds to the BOSTON STORE—tho store of life .,.I. Remember these prices are just for one day—FRI- 12 (it. Enameled Pre~ serving Kettle. regular Friday Special ...... 750 FRIDAY SPECIAL" price $1.00. FRIDAY Black Sateen Petti- SPECIAL costs three very de~ Ilrable styles. real value .126. FridaySpecial...!.... ...... ””830 FRIDAY Black Sicilliau or SPECIAL Black Mohair Dress Goods. our regular 75c quality. Friday Special .................. 57c SPECIAL Gingham, value So. Friday Special ................ 5969 FRIDAY 68 inch Full Bleached SPECIAL Table Damask. heavy quality. worth 29c. Friday Spec- la 1 ............. . ......... .m FRIDAY 60 inch All Linen Ta- SPECiAL ble Damask, unequal- lty. value 60c. Friday Special....47c FRIDAY A few of those due SPECIAL Blankets left from the big sale. value I2. 50. Friday Spec ............................ I31.“ rmesv Best AmerIoIn mounts rate" All 60c Corsets—of SPECIAL all oolorsI value 7c. SPECIAL course all are the best Friday Special 4956 makes. Friday Special 38o "“9" Be“ 9'13“" 59"” FRIDAY New White 1...... SPECIALS Waist. regular dollar quality. Friday Special. classes- Flannel Petticoats. in FRIDAY SPECIAL pink, light blue and cream, embroidered scalloped edges, well worth 750. Friday Special ........ ..... ....~.‘SIe , FRIDAY Large Size Enameled SPECIAL Boiler. value We. Friday Special . ....... : 39c FRIDAY Sheet iron Fry Pans. SPECIAL large size, regular ll‘li‘: 290. Friday Special . . . . . . 23s Ftp SP It . . I. lmhwm Clearance Sale oi lien’ s and Bous’ Clothing n Hall~Pr _ eBosto ell-Bindln Mb u“ . m Ient Northeast Dcrbyshlre be. not at this menu , nut . ‘ null-i LiDERAL-LKABOR DANDlDATE ELECTED. ' LONDON, Jan. 31.-By the greatly reduced msJorlty of 729. W. F. Harvey, the Mineral-Labor candidate. who is an agent of the Derbyshire Miner's .Union. was elected yesterday to lowlif- . e liiouse of Commons; The vacancy was caused by the death of Thomas D. Bot. ton. Liberal. whose majority at the election of i906 was 1,.769 it was I straight Conservativeuberal fight has ed on the general policies of the two Doritos. asstm sucwso' ounce. Will. Jan. 31.-The city was snowed up this morning Eighteen in- cbea fell during the night and not I 4 ‘stw'bt car moved before noon. Elven Itha downtown thorou hfar‘es we inn passable for cabs or o nibnses d the .elo'otrlc elevated road was partially in- terrnptcd. Nothing like it had been lwitnessed in a generation here. Trains on the railroads were hours late and teleglnpliic and telephone lines w‘erb Ilntcl'tlill Eu rope ted over a‘ wide area of Contra! tore g Values Bargains that actually stun and surprise are to lgantlc Clearance Sale ladies’ and Misses’ Suits.Coais, Skirts. Waists ’ and Millineru at less than half-price. ' Willem this Sale Daily. for Every Day We Place. on Sale Bargains. The Fair Cloa- & Fur Store,- 63 Washington Dtroet. Douth Norwalk. ROLLAWAY “RINK NOTES. The management announces that Jesse Brundage and Michael Clincc. who have never been on roller skates before. will give an exhibition on the floor tonight, for $5 a side. This pro- mises to be one of the events of the. season, and should not be missed by those interested in skating. Joseph McMahon. the well- known vo- calist. will render selections next Saturday night. accompanied on the. piano by William Clubs. Preparations are both made for the masquerade event on riday night, February 8th, and on account of the large attendance espected, the mana- gement states that no she who- has never skated before will be allowed on the floor YOUNG MEN'S DAND. . A special meeting of the Young Men's Band of the First Methadlst Church will be held at the residence of David Finch. 125 South Main street. tomorrow evening at ,7: 45 o'clock. All the members are request "l t0 lie DMMDI that arranremenis , \msybecompleteatorthspartthstthc was man are to raise in the Sunday Phone waning meetings of ngrusry ass-4. . V ‘ THE BEST TEA AND DDFEEE to be (Clint! in Now/silt. Come ' . right here and if it, as we pride ourselves in its duty the best “the that money can by. You will receive the beatvalue or your money of , . emit hundredsol . suit you.
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