. , Was. .
‘ whatnot .. at. {faul's lion's.
' Blah turned out In large numbers last
night to listen to Rev. Edmund Gait
_ 9.1).. of Bouthport, who ve‘ s
v description of his travels to rope.
The talk was interesting. and gave a
flood idea of many things abroad- The.
church. also spoke about "Men‘s and
llnya' Clubs," which he pointed out as
a necessity to the town.
The lit. Paul's Men's Club at pres-
ent has matings each week. but at
the meeting next Iriturmlay night. the
members will talk of the enlargement
- of the club “and having the rooms open
> every night.
“There's a young woman that never
becomes tiresome," said the critic.
“she wear well." ,
"But not much," observed his friend
as he glanced at her Parisian ball
sown-volevuiaud Plain Dealer.
White shoe. white he
“ I
And on the front veranda m.
The season catch came riding by—
Maud hthought she
w y.
~iThe one who'd traveled from
And had a dandy motor car.)
, .
But still at forty miles an hour,
lie noted not the maiden flower,
. ‘ IMO OillcTORV.
Of Old
”so will
The while she out upon the porch.
find up the road just watched him
acorch.‘
Medication
go. fill. “and A}
. home. an
moi. sharp, for ill; Film
M filo funeral“ services of
brother. Ioniaulbt M.
I absentee Is requested.
' of the w. at”
‘ M. wu.oox, Ioo'y.
She muttered:
men!"
lndlanapolis News.
Trade Tempta fans!
We have quite a few specials in y our every day wants to offer you. In-
deed you save on every Item. It. is w orth your consideration.
Try our very best Butter. You will find: It on a good many tables in
.munleatlhg with The
4 ’ ' ,tstophono plans do it In
smut/M regard to buslnsaa.
. Mtil regard to news. can
. {boy will kindly do so, it will
.munlosoo this office and so
prompt attention. .
«iv . M
My MILLION mom connec- ThoANorwalks.
ITIOUT SOIL. Wurranted Fresh Eggs. We sell hundreds of dozens of them for hotels,
MN! I. manufacturing state boarding houses and for home use. ‘
rm on the list. in the value We also include our special for kitchen sundries. Matches by the half
Wt, but she does soinetblng ”ed“ A‘ 3' 00' I . .
" °‘ “”°“““'° “‘ “‘° '“”‘° Very Best Creamery Butter, 32c lb
sell Butter and nothing with It and that ac-'
IA. fluent. communicatitm sentl I
When We offer Butler we
or doc, 25c
We ‘Wationsl, Department of Agri-
’Waahington gives some very counts for the price.
. . “1”“ which are summed up warranted Western Fresh Eggsv p
Try them. You"wlll buy them always.
‘Dutch Cleanser, the dirt chaser 7 - dozen, 95c; pet can, 8c
‘ ‘ house from'tho National Do
I .
o, W...“ ,.W.... 20 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar, -, ,- 51.00
, was the largest, showing W.- Va PECK MATCHES, in packages, every one will strike, per pkg. ...... 10c
._ The tobacco crap. whicb'fls- REOONIONS,ailsound pic, 30:; qt, 5:
it?" the" W other Connecticut YELLOW onions . ......................... I. . .. ...... . pk. soc; qt, 7c
in the state inter-state com- NATIVE Formosa. nice and meaty, per pk. ................ . 29c
yielded n.891.000. making Con- SHAKER SALT, free running, special ..... . ....... . ..... .. . ......... ac
,. t rank as the tenth tobacco 2 causnso ALASKA SALMON ........... . ..... .. ......... 269
ii. the Union. The Connecticut 5 PACKAGES KORN muss, special ............... 25o
crap covered 14,000 acres or 2 LBS. run: LARD, at ................... . ......................... 25c
.5“ the average yield an acre A FRESH LOT or menu our war m. we sucs WHILE
, 10 pounds. Mom than half 9. YOU WAIT. FROM 5c UP. . » »
' LOuis J osc‘lOff',
I "ma yield being 1.30 tons to
72 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
’ than szo.ooo.ooo was taken
connection soil in 1907, accord-
munfcatfon received at
............
e. The total production was
M ions. The potato crop yielded
mm bushels, which at 77 cents a
j BMMSZABLOOO. The corn
was given as 1,848,000 bushels on
law‘ures, the average yield an acre
thirty-three bushels."
was a time when it did but pay
clitlsrmers to raise. writ... it. ,. .
,, , heap that they could buy it,
for lenIthan it cost to raise; but now
that can has gone up to half a. dollar
aI‘bulltel the nearly two million bush-
j‘ols raised in Connecticut pay. We-do
,gwe the particulars of the onion
. ,‘ which used to be a very famous
one, and one In which Folrfield county
largely partook. Perhaps it has been
studied by the hay, tobacco, potatoes
and corn. That Connecticut should
. have more up to the tenth place in
tobacco culture is remarkable, and
error "faults on her "cabbage" crop
willho in order hereafter.
5r INTEREST 'ro women.
There is little doubt about the best
off. in elaborate lingerie Waist,»
g obtained by putting the liiailfl of
the lace and embroidery over and
‘ about the shoulders. letting it fall
, ,1. my down over front‘and back and
. tile tops of the sleeves.
‘ An ordinary layer chocolate cake is
pleasingly varied by covering the cen-
ear layer with whipped cream instead
” uh chocolate as" the others are
red. The cake should be very
, and the chocolate ‘soft and
, . y; then with the real cream cen-
‘ the result is delicious. .
Once! the greatest aids to the up.
Hm is to have a becomingly
mile“ of hair. One reason why
.1. f b woman always looks so well
' is thud, no matter how poor or miser-
able she may be. she invariably has a
. ‘tvellvarranged colflurc. says McCall's
‘ _;bfagulnc. ,Coming born from abroad
." and from fli‘OIlg French women, whose
~ hair in alwn, “i so carefully and so well
Muireasod, one cannot. help being utmck
with the difference of styles in favor
between the two nations. The French
dilutes are closer. nectar and far
more segue. The hair is waved, but .:
In each regular. smooth saves that.
while materially contributing to the
t modes of hairdressing. it does
need” llitself. To ItIinIthlInkflg,bev-
cry , one woman's a r 00 ur-
hm ‘so smooth and glossy is it.
Mike use of that launty little pocket
your suit cost for carrying your
, handkerchief which so pret-
. Iodentuates the color wheres of
outfit. the flower In your hat or
' . only the thread of color which
your suit from being entirely '
' Tel. Call. 698-2.
...... .....-..................... ..-.-.
n.3,: a.a_a a I...a,-,I.-,-.o,o.n.a,s,a I a a o,a,a,o_n_s,a.n.-_a,a.a -,o,a,a -,a I,I.I,I,I,-
Saucer .
SATURDAY, JAN. 11TH, H
With a 25c Purchase or more of
Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts, Cocoa,
' Chocolate, Etc, Etc.
I In addition to usual checks. .
Suga r--20 l bs., $l .00
ms Washington a.
South Nerwaill.
Phone 655-2.
New York Grocery Company.
SHOULDllo—Hammond's Loan and “fender Stock, to! .......... 10c
COCOA—Baker’s or Iookmann’s Best, can .. . . . .. . .. ............... m
POTATOES—Fancy Mains Stock .......... .. pic, 23:: bu., 90¢
50 STAMPS WITH 1 LI. VERY IEUT TEA . .. . . ................ 50¢
50 ITAMPI WITH 1 LI. FANCY NO. 2 TEA .................... 40a
30 ITAMPO WITH 1 LI. GOOD MIXED TEA . . ....... . ........ . . .356
30 .TAMP. WITH l LI. MO'KA ILENO OOF'EE ......... 32s
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LI. MOOHA AND JAVA COFFEE .......... 30a
20 STAMPS WITH 1 LI. JAVA ANO MANAOAIIO COFFEE ..... 26¢
15 UTAH?! WITH 1 LI. NO. ISANTOS COFFEE . . ........ 20c
10 PINK STAMPS FREE WITH ANY '07 THIS LIST.
1 Pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Powder file 1 Bottle Gold flock Ammonia ..
ta, lb. I’nre Hlmzk Popper ....iOc 2 lbs. [lest Mixed Cakes ......
2 Guns (limit-e lthubnrb ...... 25c 1 [battle field ftot-lt Mustard ..
3 lbs. Boat Milk Crackers ....25c l Bottle War. Sauce .s.....
l Pkg. Old (Irlnl Mill Coffee ...20ol 2 (lane Gold flock Corn ..
w:
,. ANiMAL ODDITIII. ..
A ~ . in a tangle will lump twenty. u
. or thirty feet from a standing f;
I ' . animals In desert regions new i'.
any water except the dew on j
singular thing that after years -
.. , ty and severest discipline :
lion and the tiger stilt prc- ..
. Innate treachery and force- .
flier creatures of the Jungle ;;
tamed and even domesti- .
H exhibit great power of en- ,3
wuss-deprived of .
«M element. Thus it‘s a com- .
,y to Holland to seep carp ~
lino weeks or s month. the .
m Miswetuiousoa soot
ml»
or:
I.-
New York Grecery Company,
oourwuoawsta. s. r. Masada c... mos. woman.
to“... y..- u . .
a
‘r..- ..
and lingerie Norwal
knew the reason
afar,
With wondorment she looked and then
“Aw doggone ouch
i “.lllatertoun
A. chariot if. Dos,
Hui m ‘ ‘
‘wm Work for“ ”32.1”" ”i
lttal.
Edward. Joadmu. secretary of the
It local. Bdrteuders' luteraar
flonsl Union, and also secretary of tits
if. Lot-ch Defense Fund. was in New
York. yesterday. and called on iii-
chsel laisch. theformer south Nor.
walk bartender, who is confined to the
Tombs Prison. on a charge of. murder
in the first degree. The members of
the local union are making every ef-
fort to aid the unfortunate mail. and
have retained fender District Attorney
James Osborne. outcomes”. New
York. to look after the interests of
Laisch. Joseph um, a brother of
Michael. has retained Attorneys Cant:
well & Brown. of 170 Broadway,lNew
York, to assist In the defense. The
llartenders' Union hopes to raise a
sum suflicient to defend Mitch and
will make every effort to secure his
acquittal.
The appeal in behalf of Lalsch is as
follows:
Michael Laiscb. now 'confincd in the
Tombs Prison, in New York City. has
been indicted for the murder in the
first degree of Daniel Danshy all Do.
tober 8. 1907
”About ten days after he began work
as bartender three men, said to be ex-
convlcts, entered with two women.
Lalsch did not see them. enter, but
upon hearing loud voices.ln the back
room, went in the back room and while
there opened the toilet door and found
a man and woman therein. Laisch
protested agslnst this, stating that
they were not running that kind of a
place. and returned to his work behind
the bar. These onion. and especially
the deceased Daniel Denahy insisted
that the woman had been insulted. and
thereupon demanded an apology to her
by Lafsch; be stated that he had noth-
ing to apologise for. The parties fol-
SATURDAY’S SELLING
, An Old Fashioned Boston Store,
I9 «SALE-49¢
Another opportunity for the coonomical
patrons of the Boston Store. Look the
‘ .list over and figure out the amount you.
can save On your purchases tomorrow.
s
u
MEN'S TAN SOCKS.
Men'sIMedilim Weight Tan Cot-
ton Socks, usual 1259c value.
Saturday, 2 Pairs, 10¢.
ELASTIC STUDDED BELTS.
All colors and black. .250 value,
Saturday, 19c. "4
FANCY MESH FACE VElLiNG.
flinch and colors, dots or plain;
EMBROIDERED LINEN COL.
LARS.
Sizes 12 to l5.. 25ckgomls.
Saturday, 19c.
NECK RUCHINOS. ‘
lowed him to the bar, threatenln to , . . . .
kill him. 5 Blgnssortmeni of styles. ltcgu- _ 25c duality. , WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON
I’laoggchr?nllfe IiIIeIljngtn dangTeIrI' he shot I,”- price you piece. Saturday. We Yard. I HOSE, . .
a y se - sense. ere are Saturda 3 pl“; 19¢, “ Heavy weight. Regular price
" " women's rLascso LINED "
two witnesses who-were in the salami
shortly before the shot‘and heard Den:
' 12%c.
IPEARL SHIRT WAIST BUT-v
GLOVESM SaturdayTwo Pairs lee.
3'3, mgghghyngggegl'flg; gegmfigg I TONS. Black only. All size-u. Regular . ' .' , ,
inwmgh heaald gm gg! go my” ‘Fancyuleslgnu. llsunl price: lilo price 25c. MEN'S“ LINEN census: ‘
Saturday, 19:.
WHITE HEMSTITCHED HAND-
KEROHIEFB.
For Women. Usual be.
Saturday, 6 for 19¢.
DANISH CLOTH,
run width. all colors. 25(' vu-
lilfl. '
. Saturday, 19:; Yard.
BLACK 'MERGERIZED SATEEN.
The very best grade. at 250.
" Saturday, We Yard.
INFANTS' SLIPS.
Well made, of good quality
painsook. Always sold 250,
Saturday, 19c.
CHILDREN'S HEAVY DOMET
. FUNNEL, shoes were
Usually bold 25c.
Saturday, 19c,
for the whole affair. and that he went
in for the purpose of-."dolng .laiscb
but lesch did him."~
Two Weeks after the unfortunate of-
fair took place this advertisement ap-
peared in the New York World:
"Bartender Wantodwflslary. $20 a
week, 8200 deposit-Hoffman, .1801 Sec-
ond Avenue, New York City."
This makes it look like a "conic-on"
game all the 'way through. and one
that provesrdisaatrotls to such honest.
and unsuspecting young bartenders as
Mr. Laisch." .
. We have procured the best counsel
possible. but unfortunately, our own
resources are not great. enough to go
ahead. as you know much time and
money ls required tqyroperly prepare
for thcdofense. and especiaIly is that
true in this case, rim- to the character
of the place in which the shooting oc'
curred and the people who frvqllent. It.
in behalf of the unfortunate: brother.
Local No. 269, B. l. 1... South Norwallr,
Conn. appeals torus in thesvlrlt or .
duty that one Union owes to another.
to help us financially so that we may
leave no stone unturned in our untir-
31's efforts to save llroluer Luiech's
c. 1
Hoping that. all bamulm'll who con-
template a visit to thdIMctropolls will
take warning and beware of partner-
ships and "conic-on" statues of all
kinds, and praying that you give this
appeal dimI consideration. I l'i‘lllftlll,
P'raternally yours, .
EDW. l.. .lthillthlAIJ.
Scc'y M. Lalsch Defense, lr‘und.
Send by money order or registered
letter: . Edward L. .londrenu, l’. 0.
Box 495, South Norwa‘llt.
< ms woman's CLus.
card.
All styles. Usual ‘izific value.
Saturday, 2 Collarsfor 19c.
Saturday, 3 Cards, We.
REGULAR 25c QUAUTY FANCY
WHITE WAISTINGS.
All new patterns.
Saturday, 19: Yard.
36 men SQUARES HEMSTITOH-
- I in LINEN. '
Never priced less than 250.
Saturday. 19:: Each.
IrAch PLAlos.‘
For Shirt. Waiets and School ;
Dresses. Regular price 25c. "
Saturday, 19o Yard.
THIN BLOWN ,GLASS ruu-
BLERS. 7
I'Hllally sold 5c enCh.
ror Saturday, 6 for 19¢. ‘
CORSET COVER“.
Fine muslin. nicely trimmed,
lace or embroidery, all sizes. Rear . _
ulor Zbc‘valuc. . .
Saturday, life Each.
, REGULAR 10!: DECORATID _‘
TEA CUPS AND 8AUCEBB.~ '4
Saturday. 3, for" 19¢.
sovs' ourmo FLANNEL
' nausea. ‘
i to it years. Regular “‘Zbcva-
INF/sure KID‘ moussms.
In white, pink or light blue.
‘ museums-asex“ I
Saturday Price, 19c,
office's-on siren I
For Saturday. 19:.
.-
A ODE“ AT THE WEAT
new. new vosK ATHLETIC “annoying-rep Vim-gnu“ Revenue
‘ -—'.' NEW YORK, Jan. 10.——-'l‘hcrc were
"a“.nrflrvztgug“cugzrgz.mm Horace Johnaon Outlines a P'°9"m smInctfurtIlu-r dowlopnwufs in tho nth-l NEW HAVP‘NLGZ: 10 Joseph J
arch i. We on e esfcrdu', when Barre S. ‘ ' ' "" '
The new year was besun In an sue to M Weeks, lltibsl’lrnmn of, the legislative QM”! w” arrested by revenuevoflicers
With this i give you a forecast of
atmospheric disturbances, which will
be in order for the balance of the
present month. also for the month of
February. From the fith to the ilth
of the present. month there will take
place a local disturbance of little
note; indication snow. From the
17th to the 19th there will be. what
should be termed an intermediate die
nicious manner by the January meet-
ing of the-Woman's Club. held at
the residence of Miss Sarah Stevens.
No. 7 Park street.
The secretary and the different com’
,mltfeos reported and the president
spoke of the gracious hospitality ex-
tended by the Friday Afternoon Club
to the officers and committees of the
Womaii‘s Club. and of various matters
yesterday because his name appears In
a revenue license taken out. his
father. Samuel A. Quint. although not
parently the son, who is a railroad
clerk. has had nothing to do with the
wine distillery which the father has
been mnnlng. The revenue officers
allege a violation of the law which
pertains to cancellation of stamps on
castle which had contained fruit
committee. of the Amateur Athletic
Union. stated that Harry l.. Hillman.
the runner, had suspended himself by
accepting a gold watch given him, it
is claimed for running an exhibition
quarter of a mile at the games of the
Twenty-second Regiment. He will not
be eligible to compete in any amateur
event uutll reinstated by the legisla-
of s ccial Interest to the club mcm- furbancc. it is often of great force. ”a“ committee, Manager Lyon. 0' ”"3 brandy.
hers.p not of long duration. Cold wave will Yale Basketball team, has applied '0 - ‘
the committee for reinstatement of
follow. Mercury will drop low. From
the 24th to tho,2illh than: will be it
local disturbance of little account.
February will be the coldest. month
of winter. From the 30th of January
to the lib of February them will be
a very general disturbance. Be pre-
nnred for a great winter storm. severe
winter will be upon us. From the 7th
The subject. for the. afternoon was
“American l-lsssylsts and Critics." and
the efficient. committee in charge was
Miss Brockwny. Mrs. Werner and Miss
Beard. .
The conversation was animated and
different members spoke of the emi-
nent men. recalling characteristic
traits.- and estimates of their rank all
. SPI
the mam. the members of which were an MOVEsDAvgiIM, 'UflGLAR
disqualificd‘for playing against the
George Washington University tenm.’
when there were, it is alleged. two pro- l
fesslonals on the team. The managers
explanation was satisfactory, and the
players will be reinstated. -
RESTRICTING mmd’ns‘rlos.
NEW HAVEN, .lan. lt).-.lohn Bru—
ton. of Wallingford, told Judge Curtis
in the Superior Court, yesterday, that
the “spirit. moved him to commit bur—
glaries." Chicf Reilly of the her-out:h
police did not believe any such thins.
Bruins was sentenced to prison for five
in
thinkers. philosophers and in Iltcrn-- it) the 8th there will be a local dial to ten years.
turo generally. tnrbance of little account. About the VICTORIA, B. 0,, Jan. lib-(Nina
will there will be an intermediate to the recent demands from the United i-IA All NATIONAL GUAIID
disturbance. Likely to be a snowvfsil
of ti to i2 inches: possibly rain. If so.
a down-pour, and ilootl will follow.
The 24th, a local disturbance. Dur-
ing the month from the lot to the
10th the earth will more Into the
quake belt, of its orbit. iihockswill
take place north of the e notor; im-
possible to locate them in a vanm.
During the early part. of March the
plum will be in a similar l[Intuition
ms at the timeof the great llzsard
of less. H. J.
as sItnd tgonads f0;- tho restriction
imm gra on from .apan. according . engage o
to reports received yesterday, the To ls "will” Nation“ 6
kio government has withdrawn 3. priv-
ilege; formerly given to emigrants to
America. which the term of con- We should like to m a little com.
acriptfon Will reduced '0 one year. fir"- mon sense used occasionally. but there
riding the! return before they are 32 are too many people who won't stand
1“" of use. for an innovation of any sort.
Glover’s The Place.
MEETING OF BOARD OF as:
TIMATE AND TAXATION. '
Sultor~And is your daughter per-
fectly healthy?
Banker's Wife—~8he ought. to be.
Last year we spent fifteen hundred
dollars on her healtbr—Mcggendorfer
Blaetter.
HON LULU. Jan. 10.--A \large for
unrd of Hawaii
the War Department in a
communication to territorial onlcials.
, Thermometer”
Willtell you the exact
temperaturestaiitimes,
both in andout doors.
Mayor's Office.
South Norwalk. (Bonn.
A meeting of the Board of Estimate
and Taxation of this city is hereby
called to be hold at the Council Chaut-
ber. on Thursday. the idtb inst. at 8
o'clock p. us, for the prime of or.
aspiration, appropriation for tile. sov-
o-ral departments of said city of such
lnoiteys as may be necessary for the
uses of said department until the first
Monday of April, infill, and to author-
im the borrowing of such moneys. bale
mt upon said spvrovrlattons, as may
be necessary for the uses of said do-
bemoan, ta.
noted January 1 . 1m.
"IAN ii I. HURNELL.
Mayor of said City.
A "I! ”or. float: .
JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
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Wear Shoes That Fit.
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ill WAIHINO‘I'ON ITIIIT,
Wm ml. WW
Norwalk Chronicler