Booth
tIi Tuesdays of
Q . sir-Id
”incision. All
Q No. I2. Order Isotorn Our
job Nssonic Building, South
. Q to and 4th Wednesdays
plinth-July and August on-
dislly invited.
If. lira. ida
Q ”upswing with Tho
Q tolophono please do it in
Qimwitll‘rogsrd to business,
to nowo. call
Q Q
of the Treasury George ll.
appeared as orator. at the
‘Oian._in~NowYork city. Sat
t.- The occasion was the
,flamilton. Mr. Cortelyou
last of half a dozen speakers.
_ troducing him the president
. b,/Aibert G. MacDonald. coni-
QQ . who made him his Ilrst
of the treasury. We are on-
, ”fortunate in having with no
miiton as the secretary of the
of the United States.
His career at his
ely small age is analogous
in career oi Alexander Hamilton."
iyou's address was a review
. mate of the life of the man in
' ”dishonor the affair was held. and
” pon credited him with attempt-
y more than the reading of what
' d in manuscript before him.
EREST TO WOMEN.
The shlrrodhat brim or facing in
”longer Willing; it is the prime
White,“ the facings that are so
MW and fashionable just now,
' they lit without a vestige of a
‘or-wrinkle. andto gain that end
are frequently cut whole.
QQltair ornaments, hand-painted
ted with spangles. appear
donors
form of butterflies and flowers.
must tit smoothly about the
many who are Jealous of the
" at that point select skirts
u yobs. to which are at-
. m'Ym hill plaitetl sections
In front. than at the
on is becoming to women
.taQstoutuos.
heading on the ruillc at the
' the kitchen apron will often
spots about the foot of the
tin advent of, the tunic may be
Q tho return of the velvet un-
' ‘wiioso rich surface seems the
“amt! for the more friv-
Q ‘ Christmas season, but they
try any means so common that
hesitate to buy for other
is hardly any kind of an.
the sleeve eap atonsioa
Q Qaisador points. the addition of
‘ isssols weights tho. so!-
E‘h?
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sspialss’tsn Marius Irons?
lsg oi liquors and internal
~‘iitifmr
u y.“ with... m are looking for
it's not what's stainpod limo barrel
It is what time is inside. it
The whiskey land between the de-
partment of Justice" and tho internal
moose commissioner has been not
tied. 'l'bo atmoy moral wins.
Under the puro food and drugs act.
passed by the last congress. Dr. Wiley,
luster of the agricultural department, under-
took to say what whiskey is. what shall
be callod “blends," "compounds" and
“imitation whislgry." In his diagnosis
howwas backed up by the attorney goo
oi. the other hand. Mr. Capers, com-
gn
’ mflmhgiysumh missioner of internal revenue, said
llobort
Ii. Wilma. ards to which distillers must come.
that his department had certain stand-
Tho revenue gsugers were the iudgen.
When they were satisned they put
upon the barrel the stamp "Bourbon
whiskey" or ”Rye whiskey,“ as the
case might be, and the distiller paid
for his revenue stamp on that basis.
Therefore what was labeled by the
United States government was whis4
Itoy whether it was or not.
The food was taken to the president,
who said that lt~was a grave subject
in more ways than one. and that the
attorney general hadttho dual word.
Ifr. Bonaparte has taken three weeks
to 199k intatbo motor. His decision,
is this: , ‘
“The attorney crucial holds. that
while the law requirln marking or .
branding is not repeal by the pure
food law. the present regulations of
the commissioner of internal revenue
ro not" instilled. and the distilled
spirits, when they are withdrawn from
the receiving cistern at the distillery.
must be marked 'high wines' when the
distillate drawn contains all the silly
stances congencrlc with alcohol; must
be marked ‘aicohol' when the distillate
is one from which practically all con-
generic substances have been removed.
and must be marked ‘rnm,’ ‘whiskey,’
'b-udy' or .'gin,' or with some other
particular name of apotable spirit,
as the case may be, when such congen-
oric substances are partially trans-
formed or their properties otherwise
eliminated so as to convert .the dis-
tillate into a potable spirit, and must
receive no other descriptive mark
whatever. -
"The attorney general states that it
is obvious that the purpose of the pure
food law is altogether different from
that of the provisions of law relating
to nternal revenue, in the event of
an evident conflict between the terms
of the two enactments those of the
latter are held to prevail."
._...._..___—
MIG! PINNEO'R OTORIEI.
O. A. R. Mombors Will Liston to Two
of Thorn Tomorrow Afternoon.
At the open meeting of the Daugh-
ters of American Revolution tomorrow
afternoon, Miss Dotlla Stone Pinnoo
will give some of her newest stories.
The Chapter having done such spleo
did work in organising and aiding the
Springwood Library, Miss Pinnoo pro
poses to tell some amusing occur-
dences£fnlibrary work, which she
calls " 6 Library Stories."
This will be followed by a new story.
which appeals especially to an and-
ience of women. She calls this “A
Fair Exchange is no Robbery—the
True Story of a Ha "
Miss Pinneo has an evening of stor-
ies that same night at the Church of
the Messiah, New York. and must take
as early train as possible. There-
fore mern rs an friends are earnest
iy rcqueate be in their places
early.
_ ' wstltso ro saw vonlt.
—d—
Edvvard shields and Edward Noyfron
looomo Disciples of Weston.
Edward Shields and Edward Herr
Q iron, two South Norwaik young men.
left the Hotel Clilord at. 11:80 p. in.
onday night, on swinger, and walked
to New York arriving at mm street
at 9 a. in. the nest morning. Tbs
youthful disciples of Edward Payson
Weston are talking of orgsnuiag a
pedestrian club. j
Their experience liondsy night was
interesting. All went well and it was
a perfect moonlidit night until Stain-
ford was reached. Then the blackout
of the night commenced. and the rain
poured down in torrents. The mud
seemediobeafootdoop,and whonbo-
iowPortChestorthocoupIelostthoir
way, and walked about four miles fur
ther than was absolutely coronary to
reach the motropolis. in view of tho
weather conditions their first stunt is
considered a good one.
M
KNIGHT. OF OOLUMIUI OARD
PARTY.
At tho mooring of Conneil No.
1.2”. if. of 0.. on Thursday ovoaing.
two candidaios are to be initiated. and
thedogrocuanwbohaveboaaro-
hearing for some time now. bavo All
of-tho Managi- is
Iicult. The inability of tho governmentI
to arm a climax slid the resignation
0' “I! ”flint". 1‘ jun. “d oomw
municatioos'has cmted a situation an.
t JIM”? at llmigrant-t 'i‘
Q a a to ‘ ho Amorioan 0o. Will
morrow's denim with any do- vm Pn-
onoct that the present cabinet. either
with double portfolios or posible ad-
dltionl. will face the w Diet. which
after the general e lions of the
of Minister of Finance and Minister of
Communications were made vacant
yesterday. They were at once tilled
poremptorarily by the Minister of Jun.
tice taking up all the duties of the
former, and the'lfinioter of the inter-
:zruxking up also the duties of the '
or...”
Ursa- afford-r-
loibflsthorboopbsio
these vacancies. but there is a diacrit-
ty encountered in securing the consent
of statesmen to accept the responsibil-
ity under existing circumstances.
g thieoglovtgrnment it apparently do-
rm ii or min.
' There recently entered the odice no t gave at to
of the Civil Service ‘Commission at
Washington a dashing young darkey of
perhaps twenty years 'of age, who an-
nounced to the odicisl ‘ who received
him that he desired to "get papers for
an examination." '
“From what state are you?", was
the question put.
The dsrlcey drew himself up proud- ed
-ly. “I am min the ill-lit state in the
ular budget, the Constitutionsllstn lack
nine votes of an actual mainrity in the
lower house. Reliable authorities think
the Constitutionaliots .wm refuse to
accept the government's dlnanoial poli-
cy when the budpt is presented. in
that event the cabinet will resign, the
Diet will be dissolv and the former
budget will continue til another cob-
inet is formed and a new hummus-1
lists may be In a position to appeal to
"New YOl'k?" the country. and only that they are not
“No, sir. Alabama." .,
“But." protestod the oflclai,
ms is not the tint state in the Union."
"Alphabetically speaking. sir, It Is,"
remrted the darkcy.——Harpers Week-
takes. They can alone-sari that they
repudiated a budget involvinancrear-
ed taxation. the on Q on of the pub
he works and the noussary heavy
ex dltures for the army.
tion, the 'Conliitntionaiilts will secure
a majority of the general emotions
and that the cabinet will be formed by
Money Advanced
to all. on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
withth removal. on their own name
without indorser. .
CALL AND OI! lid.
hidependent Loan it Security Co.
liavilsnd Bldg. Washington St.
Oillce open until 8 p. m.
NOTICE.
Y I BRA'I'ORY
possibly by Admin] Baron Gombel
Yamsmoto. The latter, however, is
improbable.
tion is the increasing influence of the
Japan. Yoshiro Sakatani, an ea-llinis-
ter of Finance, is the son-Ioiaw of Bar-
' on Bhibusawa, who ~letterly Oil
the propositiontoiucrpdsd the taaatiori
in common with other prominent bos-
iiinens men who were antagonistic to
the continued heavy expenditures on
osmonliriiic
treatment sciontiiically applied by
Dr. Jerome D. Witt,
NO. 12 ISAAC! PLACE. NORWALK.
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3mm, habituation Basil
of
OAMPAGIN AOA.|:i.ST ruasscilLo-
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By combining then two systems of Secretary Townsend Cal a. Attention
treatment I ilnd it possible to create
a circulation that cannot be done by
any other known-system.
circulation to all organs of our anate
any means pure blood. a well-nourish.
ed body and good health.
diseases treated. Ten years of actual
licensed by State Board
of Health. 0dice hours—8:30 a. m.
to 5:30 p. in. Other hours by appoint-
Consultation free. Phone, No,
public today. comments on the fifth
September, this being an exposition
for the purpose of showing hat is
being done the world ovdf ill I e clim-
ani’s .
The Thing!
l.‘l'o tompor the temperature than
wintry days. I“ will not pass and
salts Is a jolts, but COAL of glittering
goodnoss in tho orlo thing noodful.
Our cool needs no apology.
may buy hora with your oyoo shirt and
got full veins in host for ovary dollar
And COAL'O tIio Urinal
ill Fiiili till ill.
l assault W“ - A
amines imn to Toll NHLQAMUS
Q transmits-t. , Q_'
TOK'iO. Jan. 1 .-A’n accurate pre-
diction constrain the probable life
grail of certainty. ‘ ,
Tho concsnsus of opinion is to the
sauna. Will open on July 22.. The posts
An effort is being made today to nil
The opposition and even the friends
appeal to the country. With an unpop-
lJy such a method the Constitutional-
responsible for Premier Salonii's mis-
It s believed that with such a posi-
Marquis Katsura, thesis-premier, “or
An interesting feature of the situa-
cornmercial classes in the politics of
.___a ' t
to the Coming Congress.
HARTFORD. Jan. tin—Secretary .l.
ll. Townsend. of the State Board of
Health. in the monthly report made
International Congress on Tuberculo-
sis. in be held in Washington nest
psign against tuberculosis. The gover-
nors of twenty-Ive ntdten have'given '
executive approval of.the representa-
tion of their states. and Governor
Woodruff of this state will soon take
similar action. A large delegation
from Connecticut is expected to attend
the convention.
The mortality reports for month
of December show that th e were
1,442 deaths in the state. this number
being 20f more than in November and
39 less than In December. 1906. This
number. however. was I06 more than
the average number during December
for the live preceding years. As usual
In the month of December, the deaths
from pneumonia were many. there
being ‘l87 Irorn this disease. Eighty
met death through accidents or vio-
lence.
srota Llsnsav soolts.
Used the Namo of The Associated
Prose to PM Piano.
FALL RIVER. Mass.. .lsn. 15.—l.ouis
N. Basslm. who. accordinpto the po-
llcc, also answers to . several 1'
names and who has falsely represented
himself as a correspondent of The As-
sociated Press. today began serving a
term 0f four months in the liouse of
Correction In New Bedford. having,
been sentenced yesterday. by Judge
bicDonougb, in the Fall River Police
Court. The charge on which he was
found guilt was that of stealing books
from the all River Public “only.
From evidence presented by the police.
it appoarod that Basins had used
cardswith hisnsmeand the name of
The Associated Press printed upon
them, to secure admission to theaters.
dance halls and othor places of outcr-
tsinslents. After bib anost he can:
and never had been connoaod with
The Associated Press.
SHORT OOMMONO.
i [trades llystandorl.
daughter are strict ‘ "i
always fool so greedy 1 disc with
her ." confessed
dnehoss. ones: "she drinks no wise
and oats only v
the only ltonis on her grands
lunch. while invariably. for .
more skim milk. lottnoo aad‘s boiled
samurai can how nor?
vomshwssostllyoaoida-Townaad
Country. Q
Noll-4h think ooslois'vs
shits- "Q 1’.
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WWI, N" M 0' Movln PIMP“
..l.vonlng—O~hootrs and Isleon
zoo; summon. . y’
um Master wiithrluoil-smg lllua«
Moblnoo ...... . ....... . . . 10c and 20s
Evening . ....... . ......... tile and 206
ONE WEEK OOMMENOINO MON-
Daughter.
the Poor House. ‘
Alive.
Streets.
Daughter.
5 Vaudeville Acts, Hooded by Madam
Evening ...... .. . 10o, 20c and we
Mstlnooo .............'... inc and”:
Ladlos’ Night, "3% Night. Limited
m
HOYT'I TH IATRI.
MATINII AND NlOl-l‘l',
WIONIOOAY. JANUARY 15.
Motlnoo. 2:10; Evening sill.
sont tho No of
.rouatwvsuauo
. outings unis. '
lntlro Bottle mm Icon to Finish
DON'T NI“ 'f’le Fl l-l'l’.
Popular
Matinee—10o and we.
aoy'r's mum
MATINII AND NIGHT}
IATURDAY, JANUARY 101' H.
FIROUION'I ADVANCED MOVING
PICTURM
Tho Orsotose of Thom All.
lvorytlllng Now and Davie-date.
Ionnthln Doing lvory Mlnuto.
Ilg datum Picture, -‘ "
IIN HUR.
Md My.
2—Nouro of Fun—2
POPULAR PRICES.
COM. Early.
HOYT’B THEATRE
DAY, JANUARY 20TH.
Matinoos Startln Wednesday.
FRED H MAN
‘ Prosonts
THE WlLIOR GTOOK 60.
Monday Nightr—a'l'hc Switchblan's
Tuesday Night—The Fatal Step.
Wednesday Night—Over the Hills to
Thursday Night—To Be Buried
Friday Night—4m Russian Soil.
Saturday Night——Tbe Westci'ner,
Matlnoos. .
Wednesday Matinee-A Boy of the
Thursday Matinee—The Switchman's
Friday Matinee—To be announced.
Saturday Matinee—4'0 be announced.
FIOWOI‘. the .7001. "III”, UM
World's Greatest Colored singer. '
‘l.’
NEW Pictures and Songs EVERY
VAUDEVILLE AND MOVING PIC'
TUREO
Imr'li'iii'ébii'p'oii' Iné'i'éii'c'ést'ii ' good """ .'
SKATING RINli
woro
noddiry
Mfiercmfi‘nnn
' "chateau... ..
MOVING PIOTUREU. .
ILLUSTRATED BONGO.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
Prices, We and 15c; Childm, be.
Matinee, Martian,“ and 10s.
Neat Wook. .
No Advshco If; Prlcos.
. for best seat on Tuesday or Thurs- .
. day evenings.
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NORTH MA]! 81’
South Harwell
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
,IVININO.
Neonates-Ito 11 p.m.
dilating 1! contd in the afternoon
instead of 26s.. Ladies sdmlttod froo
nights; okatos. 15 cents.
Extra music at tho Rink each Saturday
afternoon. "
BASKET BALL.
NOR WALK RUMOR?
ivunr ilil_ll_i_l_il lulu.
NIXT OANI,
MONDAY IVININO, JANUARY 20.
OAOTLITONI
4i VI. ' 0
COMPANY P. .,
Preliminary dams: ‘
MONTAUR.
n .
OT. LUNIO.
Flmdomoloalnootso'cioek. Ismorothaua Q <
motion or catasrh oftho bronchialtuboa and
'Dr. 'Dtn’ton
' Q’filtt’t sww'tltil
Sammie ‘
3dr Children. .
a sure protection against colds. The on. BENTON i. the;
only slowing garment on the market that insures iroo move-
men and perfect circulation. it keeps the child entirely covered.
nodraitcantouchthonnnomatterhowmuchtheykick. Made
of natural grey merino wool, calls for the hands and mocassi‘ns :
\iEasy to put on and take oil. Made for all iii? ;
from six months to ten years.
Q 'Durab\t and. ficaith’ink ..
Sites 0 to it,
Sites A to 3.
Sites 8 to it.
. disk to set. them.
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SPECIAL SAL
, New, York Grocery.
Tam-lav. and south Norwailt'a-Largou and out Too. cons. and
Oroeory atom.
Fresh Ginger Snaps. lb ....... be Baker's or Beckmann's Cocoa.
Fresh Lemon Cookies, lb. 5c
3 lbs. Good Mixed Cakes ...... zbci
. 60 STAMPS WITH 1 LR. VERY BEST NEW CROP TEA ”.606
30 STAMP! WITH 1 LI. FANCY MOvKA BLEND COFFEE ...... 32c
EXTRA STAMPS WITH ALL GRADE. OF TEAS AND COFFEER.
suougpgnkflsmmon' d's (tho lieu there is) lb. ........ . ..... .ioi/zc
You get what is advertised when you
a ' I'I‘J‘l‘l"
can ....... ..... ....20c
Large Package Gold Dust . . . . .idc
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard ....... 25¢
purchase of us. No substi.
io PINK STAMPs FREE WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING.
1 can Dutch Cleanser ......... 10c 34 lb. Very Bent Tea .........1k
1 pkg, Gold Rock Jelly Powder 10: lg lb. Very Best Colon», . . . ...ilc
3 lbs. Boneless Cod my...”
2 cans Choice Rhubarb ....... 25c 1 can Aster Baked Beans ....12o
1 bottle Gold Rock Relish ,..;10c 3 lbs. Large Calif. Prunes ”.25:
THE REST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE. CALLQ AND
2 plus. Nivara. at ............ 25c
SEE OUR FANCY STOCK.
New York Grocery Company,
A. F. Bookworm It 09., Props.
U. P. 250 COFFEE
ls unexcelied at the price and unequalled elsewhere for less than
35c. We guarantee this Coilec; if you are not pleased with it, we
will cheerfully refund your money or exchange it.
Other grades for loss-for more. We buy it direct-no middlev
SOUTH NORWALK.
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sorts min.
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