mvv m l
" DIVORCE A film
W
~ —~ Ira. Ethel a. Clark, of Sand
lslispst, and His “has Ils-
”Mia FrssAg'sill ,
‘Ifrs. that Clark. of Sound Beach
shallow Yoerihowasrcfusedads-
ores of divorce from George D. Clark,
of Sound Beach, by. Judge A. T. Rors-
bsck, is at last free from the man
when: she says deserted her and who
. refused and oedema to support her.
0i. W Ber mound died about a week one. .
so the supreme court will not have to
pass upon the question of Mrs, Clark's
residence, which Judge Itorabslck did
not think was established by the evi-
dence adduced by her attorney. Judge
«Edward K. Nichols, btlt which Judge
Nicholson felt was sufficient and which
hewas preparing to take to the nu.
promo court. .
Hrs. Clark. who Is really a fine look-
ing woman, did not like the descrip-
tions which the Bridgeport papers pub-
lished of her seeming histrionlc abili-
ty. It is learned on good authority
that her posing. and seeming affects-
tlon are llalulnluznd install!" appear-
' anceon ewesss waste
WWI TREATMENT. same as she r'i' st allI times. To than
mu newspaper w ters w 0 saw her
and pneumonia arc seemed as though she moved but for
effect. ' However, she will not have to
pass through the ordeal again, nor will
she have to fight for alimony.
In this state she is entitled ‘to one-
third of her husband’s estate, and un-
less be disposed out by will It Is pos-
sible she may receive more, because
shag?” iat theMtlmglofkhis dealt}; his
* \ ' ‘ a wfe. r. or metwt on
Keep, vital resistance of the hills? m‘ggm inst. Iii-ll. mm“ death
last week was indirectly due to that
accident. " '
_—
LOON TO BE MOUNTED.
L...—
Slrd Killsd in Rowayton Turned Over
‘ l
first. will b
, i4. ma it"i‘afie“:
. All a. A.
W ralsrnaiiyinvit.
Tutor-natty yours
It. wchoit, sac .
We, 3.3.5“; it In
, "I. . Ii n
will kindly‘zo so, it will
’ this office and so-
dm': ”
.3, w ‘munloatlng with The
tative treat-that of
Here are three suggesc
lthohoaseand outofit, but
'06 body from cold and draft
clothing. ‘
ry to keep the mouth.
telling of the finding of a dead ioon
of Tuesday and died of exhaustion,"
says the article. The bird proved to
be a red neck Icon and was brought to
me to mount for the school, and the
article referred to must cause either
and acute rheumatism.
members of it—sumuns if
. hiwin doubt concerning their
‘ ' and wideness that they may
be assured of tolerably good
'if they will but join this or-
. A circular which has been
says: “The object of the or-
Is In no sense partisan
yinbuilt. prejudice toward existing
7 ' parties and as an aid in so-
good government to stimulate
- for good citizenship, . Its
still be the holding of meet-
popuiar addresses on Good
and let him who shot the Icon know
slurs cualsrtsll mamawcwa.
Leaders Assigned for Pros-l
'shaasvso EON calls .
James Sweeney Has a Na
Nomlk Court.
l‘ . ,.
The case of James Swusy, who
was arrested by Odlcor P a on the
charge of drunkenness Sstu ay, came
up before Judge Lockwood l the town
court this morning. Sweene pleaded
not'guilty. but the court d Idod he
was and gave him thirty d s in the
Sweeney appealed
Officer Page a d that Sweeney
was found stagge ng in w ll street
at 9:30 o'clock Saturday ngllt, and
thstthe was calling people
names and consigning th
"warmer regions." .
A bond of 350 was l‘lxe . which
Sweeney was unable to turn b. so he
was escorted to ilridgeport oday by
Officer Page. to wait ttntil
term of the Criminal Comml n Pleas
Court. which will be held
next month in that city.
Sweeney said his home w
lie claimed he had
one drink. Prosecutin
Davis asked him if he
Yesterday's discussion at the Men's
Christian inquiry Club was a moat
Judge Ught gave a re-
view of w. J. Dawson's recent striking
novel "A Prophet in Babylon."
opinion regarding the main contentions
of the book were very varied and the
discussion which
Ught's review was exceedingly later
The club has arranged a series of
exceedingly vital subjects for the next
quarter. The program Is as follows:
iii—A Review of Campbell's
ianlty and the Social Order,"
Charles ill. Jennings.
January Zd—A Consideration of Dr.
Macfarland's Annual Nessa
John B. uwrence.
February z—A Practical Fulfillment of
IDr. Macfarland's Message,
John A. Hamilton.
February 9—A Review of John Mitch-
eli's "Organised Labor,"
George F. Foote.
February 16-The Attitude of the Nor-
walk Ministers with regard to Chile
George S. North. _
February 23—How May the Churches,
acumen the Ministers in their Civic
WITHDHIWIL ;
HlllM Bllll
Secretary ‘fstt llss Limited
Time in l909, as Far as His
Recommendations to Presl-
denido-GovsrnorngooWs
Administration Praised
WASHINGTON, Jan. ill.-—As far as
he can, Secntsry Taft has committed
the American government to a promise
to withdraw completely from Cuba in
the beginning of the spring in 1909.
This pledge is contained In a' letter
from the war secretary
dent, transmitting the report of Gov,
eruor Nagoon of his stewardship in
Cuba during the past year. Secretary
Taft's enconiums upon Goyernor M»
goon in his letter may be of signifi-
cance In view of a recent revival of
an old rumor to the effect that the
present governor of Cuba has been
considered In connection with the va-
cancy in the office of secretary of war
which would be created next July in
the event that Secretary Tait receives
the nomination for the presidency at
pubiican Convention.
at the interesting re-
port from the governor allows the con-
ditions In Cuba to be-very encouraging.
Secrteary Taft writes:
M 'foovernor unseen has conducted
matters in a most clear-headed and
tactful way and with conspicuous suc-
He has carried on his shou d-
on the whole burden and responslb i-
ty of an extensive government. lie
has had labor troubles, which, through
to Game Warden gum”, . his conciliatorybut impartial attitude,
4 ' “on clean, i use the Editor Sentinel: have been brought to an end." .
, . In Saturda -. issue 3 fl. an item ’ The secretary recalls the steps that
,Mhrane of these film, it" y We were taken under his direction by
\ 'Dr. 'Dtm’tcn
i “find Shaping *
Sammie ‘
Ear ShMrcn.
A sure protection against colds. The DR. BENTON is the g .
Bridgeport Jail. followed Judge
Atto ney boo
ad e or been
he rep led that
a. I
only sleeping garment on the~msrket that insures free move-
arrested before, on
he had been once and was, sent to
Blackwell's island for three onths.
men and perfect circulation. It keeps the child entirely covered. ‘
GENERAL sun-am; lN no draft can touch them, no matter how much they kick. " blade ,
Few Signs Today of the Viola t Scones
Enacted Yesterday in So lln.
BERLIN, Jan. 13,—There are few
signs to be noticed this morni g of the
violent scenes of yesterday,
demonstrations for. a general suifrage
in Prussia resulted in a sari
counters with the police, exc ptin a
certain effervescence in the distr cts
where the working classesliiv ‘
is here and there a workma with a '
bandaged head, or a woman Ii plug as
the result of a blow from a ahre of
of being trampled upon by th horses
of the charging police.
The city ambulance treated vor 100
wounded. Of these 28 person
ing three policemen,
It is estimated that
hundred others went home a
ed their own Injuries.
their encounters yesterday ha
cult task. in overcoming the t ctlcs oi
the infuriated wOmell among the de-
monstrants, they clung to t
of the poilcemeu’s horses in
step the charges. It was learn d today
that the entire garrison of th capital
was confined to barracks und‘ r anus.
throughout Sunday in order be pre-
pared to aid in suppre sing d
in the event that the police to
they were unable to cope with
This fact was not 3 orally
known. The asslsmnce of th militia
. . owing. to .the
sterness and there ghuess wit which
the police handled the situatloi.
Dispatches received here i m the
provinces declare that 'the‘de oustraa
tians yesterday, all in favor of the suf-
frage, were enthusiastic, ,
tended meetings passed resolu
favor of manhood suffrage an
of these were telegraphed to
Van Buelow 'the prime mini
Piston 49,000 peopl parad-
' William Armstrong.
March l-The Moral
of natural grey merino wool, coils for the hands and mocassins ’
Oppirtuuity. or Organized Labor, “ '
Significance and , .
for the feet. Easy to put on and take off. Made for all ages
iew of Dr. Macfar-
9 mm“ A“°°"""-" from six months to ten years.
Domino and Koahhiuh
A, Sites 0 toil,
I Sites A: to S. '
Shes S to lb,
ask? to set. them. i
the National
After declaring
John H. Light, President,
George S, North, Vice-President.
Frank D. Layton, Secretory.
New members are being added every
“95!. -—————.'_——._. '
”an avenue onuo arose.
Albert E. Wilkinson Makes a State-
’lnent Regarding the Mattor‘. '
Albert E. Wilkinson takes exception
to the article in Saturday's Sentinel
iin reference to the new drug storeat
the corner of Ely and Lexington ave-
nues. He states that It will be conv
duced as a drug store on the same
lines as the others in the Town of Nor-
No one but himself isinterest-
ed in it, and all reports to the con~
l trary are false._ No liquor will be sold
there under any circumstances without
a physician's prescription, either on
week days or Sundays.
Mr. Wilkinsonhas been in the drug
‘paat fourteen‘years,
and has conducted a store for many
years in Manchester. Hartford county, -
during eight yearsof which "
druggists' license. .
will be held on the remon- ~-
r. Wilkinson's application jj
:next Friday morning at the Council ..
Chamber In liavllnml street,_ -‘
' c ya. tonsils, i‘ ”9" ”WWW”? at Sowaytou by school boys, on Wed- Governor Magoon to take correct cen-
. ,0! entry of the germs of sev- :esday um. ”The bird IIs tlLought to $32211:le {to}?! to hold :nutniai‘uuic and
, , v becom weakened ntestorln. V ee ons 0 ea c ran-
fl influenza, ’ e ‘ ilulllty of the Island as a preliminary
to the more important congressional,
senatorial and presidential elections.
He then says:
"It was hoped by some that the cen-
chagrln or merriment to the person Hus might be completed in September
'who hot this beautiful bird, trusting last.
to 0 safety of the harbor to feed. at all surprised to learn that the cen-
. In skinning the bird it was found iii"! has nOt been completed and pro-
well liled'with shot, No. 8 and No. 9 babiy will not be until April or May.
both being used, and here, not in "ex- This will postpone the local elections
haustion" lies the cause of death. The until Juliehthe Presidential
Icon came Into the harbor on Sunday until December, anti the installation 0i
and was seen by several persons, add- the pMIdent and congress slid the
ing ‘ to or wild life much enjoyed, turning over of the island until about
and it Is and commentary In present March 0|” April 0! 1909. This is
conditions that its trusting in the compliance Willi our promise when we
harbor should have been the slgnpl assumed temporarycoir
[or means to run for a gun and and it seems to me that we ought to
kill the bird, useless for foodand pro- allow Milli!!! to interfere Willi carry-
faded.” my, and at the some time log out that promise. There are im-
deprive a score ofpeople their en- Dortont interests that would be lliid
ioymentin watching one of these wild to delay our stay thefe 101' years, but
birds at such close range. snod faith and soon policy both. in my
ip, the forming of local The size of shot used does not judgment, require us to leave at the
' . ‘ re lsr duck hunter's char 8, time appointed."
.- , etc. Any local organize We“ 3 5“ s (bvernor Magoon's report consti-
W by the eflorts 0‘ that he violated Sec. 3128. General Totes
piBos'rolv Stem-:-
I did not think so, and i am not
s,s:-;-:-:-;n:-;ru:n;-;.;.:.;-:-;.:s's
‘ , . ~ SPECIA
trol of Cuba,
New York Gro‘cery.
uth Norwslk's Largest and Best Tea, Coffee and
rows TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. .
. .. The Teachers’ Association of the ~
ed the streets. sir-sins 'Mm "WW Town of Norwalk will hold Its month- "
at the Center School, Nor- ..
ucsda evpnlng, January Ml-
pecial meeting, and? I
must the teachers of the Center School have ..
lprepared a program with one or two
,new features for the entertainment of
the association.
Norwalk’s and So
Grocery Stores.
Fresh Ginger Snaps, lb ..... .. So
Fresh Lemon Cookies, lb.
3 lbs. Good Mixed Cakes ..266
do STAMPS WITH 1 LB. VERY BEST NEW CNOP TEA ....... 506
30 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. FANCY MO-KA BLEND COSFEE ...... 32c
and "Sons of! Freedom."
The police madeldneffcctnal a tempts, walk on
to bar the progress of the salts are, My This'la m be
Cause] there were seventeen
meetings, folowcd‘ by us many proces-
The authorities made no at.
tempt to interfere and there w s prac-
Baker's or Beckmann's Cocoa.
can... ......
Large Package Gold Dust .. . . .
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard
an exhaustive history of the pull-
As there are several ..
rid. V MNIWBUXiiifiiiOii- Statutes, and may gun have to anci sage of Cuba under American control.
W teaches, granurs, manufac-
," .g least, are level-head» ollr wild birds. and be an object lee
worth for commendabl tires.
3. , ‘ Let us say once more that all gulls,
a appearing in the shops for
fimlgmglmogngemomm ' VIOLATIONS WILL cases.
. EXTRA STAMPS WITH ALL GRADES OF TEAS AND COFFEES.
SHOULDERS—Hammond's (the best there Is) lb. ............... till/2c
You got what is advertised when you
finally no disorder.»ln Cologne the po-
lice dispersed various process Ilii by
barring the street and the
few unimportant
however, as the
between the police and the nanlfes-
tents in which a number of
were injured. ,
At today's session of the
Landtag, Minister of tho Int
Moltko said the government
clded to repress by eve'ry mean In its
power every attempt to disturb,‘
ximportant matters of, buslness to he -
loonsidered. it is hoped there will he ,
afull attendance;
H of members so for in- svver for his fun, and it is a satisfacl He says that the division of the liber-
tion to know that the bird instead :1. 2|, will! has‘ lilcczislouledi muchutrouble
blishe fallI Into his ltchin bands will. e, e DIOV son a mns fit on, eii-
= i” rs, physicians, minis- presggved In the schoolgwhere so much pcclally to the distribution in patron-
mumen." 0‘ this good work has been done to teach. 858, each side insisting that the gov-
t hild to care for and reserve ernment is favorable to the other.
,otcoul'se, all of the news- be c rell p A chapter of the ”no” deals with
the evils of alien residency without
It is shown that a large
purchase of us. No substi-
NECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS. 1
NEW YORK, Jun. 13.——Arrived: St,r.i .
Carmanlu, from Liverpool and Queens-‘ ::
NEW YORK, Jan. ll.--.rrivcd: Str. 3
Ln Islrrlllne, from iinvre. "
10 PINK STAMPS FREE WITH NV OP FOLLOWING.
loanIDutch Cleanser ......... 10c 1/. l . Very Best Tea ........1
1 pkg, Gold Book Jelly Powder 10c is lb. Very Best. Coffee ..... ..Idc
2 pkgs. Nivara, at ............ 25c 3 lbs, Boneless Cod Fish .....30o
2 cans Choice Rhubarb ....... 2513' i can Aster Baked Beans .
.iOc 3 lbs. Large Calif. Prunes
, son to show how one person in a
W’ Whether they ‘ e thoughtless moment can deal deathICiiilethiD.
More in 300d comDIIDY, am, and deprive a hundred of their pleasfl proportion of the population of Child
' > is composed of such resident aliens
who control ‘commercinl
1 bottle Gold Rock Relish
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE.
SEE OUR FANcY STOCK.
New York Grocery Company,
A. F. Seckmann & Oo., Props.
'. ‘ 1mg, greebeg or divers are protected : and public utillftiésbyet dec
' m" IERES ii ti , and the rowin tame- cmnectzenlo .u 8-
, , T TO WOMEN lies: of Elihu. in out'ghni'bo: is be- C lie paints 9- glowinum victuz'e e 0i
_— i 11 ll remarked, and let us. It n’s Wolfe“ "1' ii! e pus Y or.
to the ingenme 0‘ “’9 ar- htgegfhfimth’; next loon coming into: The economic situation is said to be
WWW? summer “'9“ "'3' Rowayton harbor will find it, a harbor excellent: foreign and domestic com-
“? 'm‘h" 1'“ ‘° ”W a” in the full sense of the word, "a place memo and trade have shown a stati-
. V‘ ,m “"9 i“ pretty or gafety'" and "13', u may come and, lying Increaseymanufacturers are no
, thvmn upon whose rum 3,, m mm idly expanding and the customs
Iolilnit. The materials Wthli WILBUR 1:, SMITH. cclpts for the year show an increase
of 81,381,684 over the preceding year.
The governor has created an advis-
_ _ $0 1 tion ......— i. cry comm‘itttl-egf'ml- the purpose of fram-
. . W my annual can ‘ o to lug certan e sat ve measures very
btusg the opportunity you to "mm 5' °,‘:;‘,"';,','.':,“"“ W 'd ,much needed, among them being var-
Ti-IE DEVOUREB OF ME
The New York Sun of yesterd y had
a decidedly humorous editorial n the
alleged destruction of Mayor tune a
l. Ilurnell's message by his d‘g and
wviwyfif
Coal’s
The Thing!
To temper the temperature these
wintry days, gas will not pass and
coke is a joke, but COAL of glittering
The Still says:
We offer our respectful sym athles
ROUSING'
”conclusive summer fabrics W‘smmlrox' Jan. 13".."“11,” ions laws. The commission has al-
’ later
'1 'M never do' as ’0 many disap- Prohibition Committee, today
. layer. of sheer stud of dliierent
‘ constitute the chemisette of
handsomepparatewaists for ev-
_} .. '.Porissta‘ace,t.heeifectofmar
W'M'W’fi '3': ”if it'll.“
' t er y .
. L, headstrnnthebackofthis
far neck pieces in as large
as they appear upon the
‘ i of furs, isn't the late-
, season a blessing for
. whose purses confess to a
' state of slimness‘.’ For the
,‘ Iavc'markeddowntheirgoods
~ , ‘ Just as the cold weather
‘ “to have taken a lease of life.
from several state's attorneys in Con-
ford Railroad to desist from selling in-‘
Ir. (YBrlen would not disclose the
names of the particular counties or
statds attorneys referred to, but In“:
mated that ultimately be expected all
of them to take similar sctlon.
Dir. O’Brien today expressed himself.
as much pleased with his reception
great many members of we“. lie
some tom ranco legislation ough
be ease and some of Its bills that '9
rssd knowusstbeO'Brlen
committee on ways and means, and
taebs Naomrieasxpscuafavdrabisroport
in the future.
. wgfimzmnce’in Jon- E. 0.3”“, of Bridgeport. the congrel- ready practically completed some of
, opal these measures.
slonal representative 0' the NB“ Governor hlsgoon praises the excel-
au-
olescaa‘vouch. recoi lent administration of military adairs
pounced that be h” ved notice by General Barry and his othcers, who
have maintained the American army of
“mm" mm" ”'3‘ they had ”mm pacification in a high state of edlciency
the N" ka' N" Haven and ngt- and elicited the praise of the Cuban
Col. Crowder, who has dis«
charged many heavy duties in connec-
‘l‘m‘l' m" ”mm” “mm ‘tlon with the military administration,
also is highly commended. .
CHURCH CALENDARS.
South Norwalk Conventional.
Wednesday—7:45 p. m., the class in
m si
down hero, "a h h” interviewed I' Thursday-4:45 p. m.. the annual
of the church for
goodness la the one thing neodful.
Our Coal needs no apology.
may buy herewith your eyes shut and
get full value in heat for every dollar
the Board of Councilmen of hi
of the pleasure of hearing hi
annual message.
[Carnival
Selle
WNow going on will continlle until Satur-
" day Evening, January 18, 10 o’Clock.
Never before attempted in Norwalk.
Years ago I started this business by catering to the people to
make them at home and safe In trading here. lly customers know my -
representations for quality and"worth mean all til
«always reliable, desirable goods. They know
e great reductions advertised
sembly, tearing his hair and la guage
and raining maledictlons on in per-
fidlous and accursed race of do a and
parrots. The message could 11
read or found.
in films in! in.
if Vi i Vi 'i
' “Don’t Be a Lobster”
toxicatlng liquorll on the trains suing People-
The mayor's collie
had rent it into bits. The mayo a par,
rot had eaten the bits consolcn ously.
Only by consulting the entrails so to
speak, of that prophetic bird, p ophet
still if bird or devil. could the
words he recovered.
Possibly those who choose to
myth‘protrudtng from the dc patch
which relates this anecdote.
er of the message is called Pill
ester of the mess
0': “of: gland? lil
t a s not ,
than history. It is allegory.
anagogicai truth.
.9“. business meeting
lads that M, cvcrym {”3 the election of oMcers and receiving of
:l
Saturday 2'30 to 315 p m the
lloailvooatu I" feels sure will '0' Sewing School‘at the ilungarlan"Club
through. house.
3‘ h“ "’3' f” “m“ i" m" '"’ Sunday. January iii—10:30 a. m..
opposition to his own "pet" pleasant Rev. award 3, read, Maury of the
are led to can
a sale means all
. and that's what crowds the doors hm
today and will this week. No one in Norwaig ever baton! has cut
prim totha BOLD, GLARiNG REDUCTION! of this sale. which ap-’
peat at ,sight. , ,
ifnotauMomor,iwsntyoar trsdsl Corns lnl luvostlutsi
Ivy if to your lntonsstl cation“.
Full 0' CHANGE. I employ a force of Tailors to press sad to
make careful alterations beforesllowing
atom without an
hill prohibiting on “motion Society: 1 p. at. lecture by
not January. 24-Annusi meeting of the
bill to before the house "0'" Chib-
Tussday-lieetin
Friend
to. spoke up other slain nitric.
ataiargan’sssslssting; shalom. 1‘.“
It breathes a ,
be extracted save by as bios.
It speaks rudely but impressiv ly a
growing and general Amati a test
It shadows forth the in:
for the regulation or the
dim horde of
WmMNM
arish.
of the Girls'
literature and
the Guild room, at 7:30.
nesday-ilecting of the Wo-
Cuild with'lrs. Warner. 6 Arch
street, at 2:30. At 3:05, in the Guild
. ssrmis sold to leave this
yuchar‘s, which at sale reductions Is rarely practieod‘
rosin. abranch of the Junior Auxiliary
,4 will be formed under the direction of a.“ u Omnldcsnoa ”$11. when you so a I g.
‘ IOITON NANDIN STILL ALIVI.‘
BERLIN. Jan. its-Tbs rumor that
“WWW,
“Mm."m
«anaesthetic-turns. We
iavoacailatourstorswillcon-
‘vtacoyouthatthisistsopiaooto
buyyourfurs
porstious ho: among
matched Is mouth like hells. a
cause preserves of the ~ '
busters, the Wild iIaat-sa of
there is m -‘
Willis H. Selieck
wmwmhmwt
salons. ms.
The younger girls
to meet
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