W. l. Ills. lda
please do it ill
rsgsrd to business.
to salt
~ thisoflice and so
attention.
'iorsonlenlinor oiiense
she didn't like
tron: her; conscious
mmbtthetnilysi
Oushitapolicesergeant
, 1“ the other smashed
,ihswsll above the judge's
hsvlagduclream oi the
,M was then hned $10 and
' tatlve Hill, oi Connecti-
sald just this. that "nothing
,7 'l'utt's nomination." he
' strengthen that reputation
' which he has heretofore
nod From First Page).
the pleasantest experiences
«gym club. The recepv
headed by Capt. James oOIden.
. and seconded by Post-
and a very large gath-
its members. ieit nothing to
. . Algonquins. about 40 in
leit here at 6:45 on a special
, arriving in South Norwalh at
” My over was beguiied with
story. and on arrival o. dele-
this the South Norwslh Club
V visitors to the club house
. and, a drumcorps
i .... of the bustling.
were served with an
m, ,flld‘ior an hon; alter
‘ ”spun: n song an story
mp. The members 0!
““i ‘Norwalh cure showed that
m Mixers"?! (t’l’leh ilrslt
mm 11er d. t e A .
in a few well chosen words
its saltlmnet of his club
' shown. and Preslv
rep in a little speech
. ,' the triendshl of his club
3 their guests. e Algonquins
by special trolley. this city being
is just an bonr."
‘ Billiards and Bowling
(ls-tinsel! from First Page).
3;.er {3.7 3'13”?“
‘thVy the Club Poet)
" and Van were dear old friends.
of lliards
nit.
to right. he awaited to
expensive bsils
lett.
,‘fflutty's" collsrwassrsg tro-
mantel crowdwashearss
‘asdhstiiag.
gvswwilasrsudwilder.
_seratelhosisde
’ gruwulldsraudtuildsv
.utnsmugsveadss
"pistol
‘ your score.
the brave. with step so
the table
with the billiard germ.
“Nutty" trolu place to
hfihl’l
MM” listsce.
. molesting with The ‘
telephone
, regard news, .
will kindly do us, It will
eggs nolongerdt tor‘
Version sl
. M
machine. testified
loath
m. .01 she noticed a moving
t, or halt the roadway, She steered the car
”Arch so as to avoid the van and then tor
gthe first time noticed two bicyclists
m—
dAMUSEMENISo
Nils Jennie Bediord who it
Q nut «slim no... divas llsr
llsonlng bows
”mm. linen-JIM! doubts
"55.7”
31' nsdiord. the .m u... palm am my thin: so mgr-marina badly Mound in tire,
oreJu" Cassintlls
Maud 4‘0
attracted a
’ alberoispecm because oi and recalled the that that the
wand whennesr the Universsllst church lords and mm“ that a" boy's in-
V'” “m" “P Juries did not amount to much.
l91ths moving van and its contents. lilo
for} This physician had been «Minding the
Mill Hensshsu family tor years. and was
m0 can“
that “10 W“ Mdent
Proceeding east on buildeld avenue. the
The drum
Iverythlng New. and
lotusthl
Big.
Matinee...
DAV, JANUARY
FRED H
Presents
Streets.
Daughter.
norm mum
norms: AND uloltr.
“Tunney. JANUARY tern.
rshousou's sovaricso uovmo
morons.
or Them .All.
Undo-date.
Minute.
Near Master Win. Driseoil sing illuo
truisd Con
0'
Hours of Fun—2
POPULAR-r nitrous. -‘ . , ,,
10¢ andZOc
lvsrtlng....... ........ ..10cgmlzog
Como Early.
negro mourn
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
201'H.
THE WILION STOCK CO. .
Monday Night—The Switchmln’s
Daughter
Tuesday Night—The Fatal Step.
Wednesday Night—Over the Hills to
them Milan”.
Thursday Night—To Be Buried
Alive.
Friday Night—~Oli Russian Soil
Saturday Night—The Westerner
Matims. ‘
Wednesday Matinee—A Boy oi the
Thursday Matinee-«Tile switchmnn's
Friday Matinee—To be announced.
Saturday Matinee-To be announced
0 Vaudeville Acts. Headed by Madam
Flown. the Bronze Melba. the
World's Greatest colored Singer.
lvsnlngs...... ..... ice, 20osnd30¢
Naiinsss .............. 10c and 20:
Ladies' Night. Moog); Night. Linlitsd
MON-
hlatlness Martin Wednesday.
NAN
wa
A handsome locking
MUSIC HELD
EVERY EVENING.
MOVING PICTUlllI.
ILLUOTIIATED CONGO.
NEW Pictures and Gongs EVERY
Monday. Wednesday. Friday.
Prices. 10c and 156; Children. he.
Matinee, daturday. be and tile.
salt.
VAUDEVILLE AND MOVING Plo-
TUIE ’
No Advance in Prices.
Chair given
away Oaturday night. January 20.
i I
-“:I
OPEN
lVlNlNO.
mrmlsum.
ROLLAWAY.
SKATING RINK
ileum sum :1,’
death Namath
IV!" ARINNOON AND
”unitdi-Otoflnlli.
«a... is cents In the afternoon.
lusts-sores... Lssiasaemlmo.rm
lawnmusieatihslinhsaehdatordsy
BASKET BALL.
. NORWJLK AMI?
lull - mil null.
NIX? OANI,
MONDAY lVINlNO, JANUANY 20.
OAIYLI‘YONO
COMPANV I.
'raiinlirmy Barns:
NON‘VAUKI
VO.
.7. LON“
‘ldu‘JVflMles
My: WWW f ,
spur risotto it out |
oi 0800.0“ to Bread
Lodge oi listens. and 835.
000 by Soversl Tennis
M
BALTIMORE. lid. .lan. l‘l--’l'llo
Masonic Temple on 'North oust-loo
street. between indium and Seroto-
lio sudden y
swerved” and was ”uracil by the ma- L.”
o hills. Miss Mord said the car was
notgolil v
Ma‘ “as“ 01801 ll‘slrhoid‘
avenue. was another witness. On Au.
gust 11,1005. the day of the accident.
she was gating out at the window at
”saw the Bediord automobile hit Heir.
imbibe auto was going very fast. a“.
remembered ailing the two bicyclists. All of the structure above the second,
first floor is a hollow shell. For a time Did
she at, Paul's Prostcstaut Episcopal '
church was threatened.
The building, which is owned by the
Grand Lorin ot Masons, was insured
for 0300000 and the contents tor 886.-
l The karat floor oi the stnlcutre 1:rna
to treat t. occult, y several stores, all oi w lch
u$$°hlntU°w$'°3u were dawned by water. The stores
stand as a witness tor the Bed- “"
one got by all right.“ Heneghsn.
said suddenly changed his course as
the automobile canto upon him,
A curious phase oi the situation was
the testimony oi Dr. B. W. White
IN
Maurice J. I. Rcedor, Jeweler.
lit L Bustier, millinor.
Geneva Lithle Water Company.
James H. Downs, stationer.
The upper iloors were devoted to
lodge rooms all oi which were lumpv
tuously furnished in marble and hard.
woods. while the walls were exquisite
ly decorated in oil colon. There were
also in the building many fine old
it.
was alleged that during the time he.
was Heuagban’s physician he in corn-
pauy with Dr. 'l’reoartln. examined the
boy for the defense. not explaining to
the Henaghnns that he was acting {or
the Bediords. Dr. White presented oi
bill iur $100 tor hill services to young
but every item giv
stocks throughout
For seturdav’u Selling.
25- Bargains 2
Profits Are Entirely Forgotten.
MANY CASES GOODS ARE LESS THAN THEIR
ACTUAL COST. Nothing but standard merchandise and
plenty of it—not a garment here or a yard of goods there—-
is taken from our regular and complete
e entire store. Don’t miss a single item.
Henaghau. This bill was eventually
paid for by the Bodiords.
BANNER vssn ron K. or o.
According to the reports made by
National Secretary Daniel Colwell to
the national board oi directors at their
meeting in New Haven this week 1007
was the banner year in the 26 years'
history of the order in respect to its
nuances. The order in the inst year
paid out $455, 000 in death benefits ,and
added $458, 000 to its surplus. The net
income from all sources amounted to
$986..000 The secretary also reported
large gains in membership both to the
Insurance and the associate classed. Congress to do the work because the
The. order now has 100.000 mombertr estimate for it is above the limit or
enrolled in both classes. 20 !fll' cont. allow: bylaw. ,
paintings.
The records and urchins oi the grand
lodge are believed to be intact as they
re all kept in a huge vault in the cell
or
...—......
new mu: Lavmia vssssLs.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17 «mum-y
Metcalt has called to:- estimates tor
the conversion or the San Francisco.
Baltimore. and the Paul Jones as mine
laying results. it is reallud that there
will bo’ great need oi these ships in
time of war and it is than ht advan-
tageous to lit them out wi out delay.
Special authority will be required from
$1.60 SHIRT WANTS, 70c. ,
About two dozen styles. lace
and embroidery iroula, trimmed
sleeves. Made of line lnwn Us
uni 81.60 value.
$1.26 BLACK MOI-i
Fancy Weave Black
usual 81.25 value. .
( Iaturday. 70c.
20c WHITE WAIITINOI, Ill/1c.
White biercorlzed Walstings, a
dozen patterns.
Saturday. lzl/zo.
$1.00 ALL OVER LACE, 00o.
Baby lrlsh All Over lace lull
20 Inch widths. Usual price it. 00.
swordsman.
15¢ WRITING PAI'ER. 8c.
Regular the Base» at Paper, lid-
on hnieh. .
Saturday. do. ‘
25c “BOOTH! #flOWN" Ill-1'0,
c.
"Buster Brown” Patent Mather
Belts for children, black or red.
25c value. ,
ill, 70c.
chair, the
Jan. 18th.
26o BOYB' WANTS. 119.
Boys' outing Waists and
Blouses. The one is always 25c.
For saturday, 17c
50c COMB SE11, 35:.
Valley Sets. Buck and Bide
Combs. Usual price 50c.
, Saturday. 36c.
26c LAMPO, the.
Glass Stand lamps. complete.
Regular price 25c.
With epic-s. Extracts, chocolm. cocoa. Tea, coil-s. stain addition
to usual cheeks.
SUOA9———ZO L,B.—-V-$l.00
‘I‘ur‘ay, .179". . . . . . .
$3. 00 Blankets.
value.
Sold always at
sold the.
Fund
value.
colorli.
V sine culture. soc.
run one Blankets, look llhc
Our usual 81.50
healthy, “c.
02.00 BLACK 'I'Afll'i'A, $1.20.
36 inch Black Toilets Silk, the
product ot a well known mailer.
02..00
laturdsy. 01.29.
the DAT“! OINGHANO,12¢.
Bates' Beet Gingham, always
lsturday. 126.
$1.00 WAIST NETS, 73¢.
Waist Note. 45 Inches
wide. A lot and fancy figured. ”.00
Saturday. 73:. .
16c FANCY rnlLLzo Wits. so.
Fancy F'rllled Elastic Web, all
Value 15c.
Saturday, 9c.
10¢ VAL.
toms.
200 pieces Val. laces. MW 03"
Regular We value.
Oaturdsy. be
Laces, 5e
Cream White
value.
Crash.
ty.
Full 6 Yard
25o SATIN RIBBON. IV THE
PIECE, 16c PIICE.
,10. yardl’leces No, 1V, Satin.
Ribbon. white and color».
m . '7‘.” “9"”!
two CREAM wmrc monsln.
~ 69:.
, color embroidered figure.
59:.
12%: runs LINEN canon. 10:.
Regular lime Quality Linen
enemy, 10o vm.
50 HANOKEROHIIFG, Q POI 1k. .
Women's Plain White Hom- .
stitched Handkerchiefs. be
e tor 10o. , V
to: rurlrcnsaronzo sumo.
stitched Braid. Usual we value. a -
Wiley, 6e.
Mohair, with sell
81.00
quali-
Pieces Feather—V
5e KNl‘I’TlNO
. _ 3P0
, white. .
Men's
is $1.50.
81.00 MIN" PAJAMAO. 05c.
Flanneletto Pajamas.
sizes up to 18. The regular price
iawreay, 95c.
Morse and Kaleylw Knit Cotton.
Regular 5c spool.
Saturday. to spool.
sorrow. at V'
neat stripes. lull
50c value.
price 75c.
For Saturday, 15:.
75c OUTlNG FaA‘NNfl. GOWNS,
Women's Full Size, Good Quality
Outing flannel
Saturday, 59c.
Gowns.
50c FLANNELETTE SKIRTS. 20c.
Women s Flannelette Petticoats,
Saturday. 20c. . .
ruillc; well well.
50¢ FANCY
Usual
Women's Fancy Hose, lace. silk
embroidered, plain colors. etc. En-
tirely new designs.
Saturday, 30:. ‘
HOSE. 30¢.
|26 Washington Al.
South Hamill. '
Tsl. 542-3.,
.
...... we...“ . A.“
NOTIL AIRlVAI...
Mahaoltsmo—ld. M, Golden. Pitts
burg, Pu; E. .1. Rogers, New York;
Miss Rockwell. Aitlrlgeilold: L. R. Hurl-
butt. Wilton; A. Yurgc. Button; .l.
B. Dunne, NewA Haven; W. .l. Cunning-
ham. Hurtiord; F C. Burnhnm. New
York; J. C. Renegevolt, fipringilold.
Moan; D. 0. Carey. New York; b. A.
Libby. ll rtiord; A. J. Smith, Bridgcv
port; C. Drew, New Yorit; i. id.
Stern. Kansas ty; A. Elsworth,
North Ce ter. N ark; C. C. Hunlln.
Phlladolp la; 9. J. Honiord. New
York; J. B, Penlileton, New London;
A. W. Portia, Boston; FL Cummings.
New Haven.
Gllilord—C. C. Brown. 8. E. Sea
vems. F. W, Wood. w. A. lance. E.
W, lugraham, Boston; E. B. Stevens,
A. J. Leonard. l. V. llcciter, Arthur
Hartley, H. ngicr, New York; .l.
.l. Cavunagh, P N. Knapp. South Not-v
walk; W. F. Passe". Ansonis; F. 0.
Burton. Syracuse; C. Hudson. Mill
River, Sam Harris. Inuisvillc. Ky.;
it, W. Vosburg. Schnoclady, N. 1.;
Lowest Pri cries
of the Season.
1n ran
NEW lflflK Bflflfllfll curs SlflHES.
Finest Maine Potatoes (fancy stock), per pin, 23¢; per bushel. 90c
Hammond's Loan and Tender ,‘Caliiornia Shoulders, per lb.. 10c
Fancy Assorted Cakes. regular price, 15c lb.; sale price. too
marrow, 3 lbs. for
Selected Fresh Eggs.pcrdoz..25cll’ure Leal Lard. per lit.
25c
25c
2 Packages, 25c. Per Package, 9c. Jump-”“3”“
Evorreudy Buckwheat Ell-0'30. a J V..-
Croaln oi Wheat
Hallo or Mslto Rice
Saxon Wheat Food
Quaker Wheat Berries
Quaker Pulled Rice
Mothers' Oats
IRWION COLUMBIA LIGIILATUII
VICTORIA .150. 17-
the usual ceremonies yesterday by
.
Grape Nuts Toasted Corn flakes Montendnt Governor Dnnsmnlr Haw-
Pottllohn or Grandma’s Pan Calla Flour titanium. loci-tilt member 1m
For“ Monarch Farina Nsnimo, endeavored to introduces res'
i
oiutiou calling tor the Impeachment oi
the lieutenant governor tor hart dis-
allowed the anti-Japanese legist
Big Stamp Offers .that should attract attention. .. .... ...... ... ...... ...... ..‘i'.
‘ the motion was not sufloisntly urgent
60733111” with 1 lb. New Crop 80 Start." with 1 lb. Famous Mo-Ka lobe taken up at the l
n...”...”...qosuu...‘5°C CM! """""""""""'V"mMuth no“... m 'mmm
50 Stamps with l le'oncy Tea. .. 40c 25 9W0” WWI 1 “l: “"0”“
. .. .. .. "r mum -: llama..."-
. no a co qury t enunan "nor na-
iorzanlps with 1 lb. Good ll'urnilya5° 20 Stamps with I lb. Java and
muir in his private cu ty coir
, Maracaibo Cones ..... '. . .. use “Wm 0""
‘2! Itanips with it lb. New Crop
summon... . ......
)0 Stamps with 1 to. No. 1 Santos "' "' t” mm "
m.......... ...... ....... 26c Coiiee ........ Wt
j itiitl?l3'li::li.t.l’i£‘”:.llil:
10 Pink Discount Stanips with any
of the following: ‘
tending to prevent ministration at
such Jspsnosolsbove'rs.
ANCNDUKI I run NAN! lV DEAD.
ilb.l’urebunehCocoa. ....... 25c illbs. lurgeCalii Prunes.... ...flo
llh.BsutlhrcddadOocoanut. .20: lcallcO. K. Motel Pollsh.......10o
:llbs.Wliols0rsililtice. ........ 25ciucahoslanoxfiosp........ .....fla
.lsn. lie—Arch
nulls Ferdinand IV. Grand Dolls oi
'4 lb, Fireman Pepper 10o transcold illicit Corn ...........fls
..... to: ibottleliiorlarchWurJuVuov.....its'I
Tuscany he! toils. Hewlett
theroidouutsssfiontigzoso. iorniorly
divorced
0' 1mm TO WOMEN.
Pastry Iourshould be used teal:
audits wits
msrriodliguor‘tsssil
New York Gracaly Go
ill WA‘lilNOTON 31'... I ANflVy 87 ”MN '1'»
sown NOIW WA ”DIWALI.
' Amusement.
I
‘ \
.
looser the tint impression that they
are a part of the list trimming inur-
tlsticslly arranged.
huge flower hat pine better
It is said that the demand for lulsc
hair ls so great that the dealers have
lireat diillculty in getting out goods
last enough, and that one should put-
ronize only the most thoroughly reli.
able houses. ii uhe would secure putts.
GTNlO'PLV FRESH EGGS, PER 092.. ....... .i...
Many like the
t8 ry.
hte wearer trout
irresistible.
_..—
curls and braids that are strictly sani-
Two or three layers of chlflon and
lace cannot be warranted to protect
extreme cold. but
they make very delightful and artistic
wraps to slip on over
and the color combinations brought to-
gether in these long wraps are simply
handsome gowns
to tea. GNANULATED auoan ..‘. .............. ..... also
3 Calls Milk . ..‘ .................. 25c 2 Cone Shrimp for ............. . 25c
10 Cullen laundry Soap .......... 25: 3 lbs Largo Prunes. .. . 25c
Good Eggs, per dos. .............. 25:: 3 pugs. Pun Cake i’lour. .25:
Nice Lean Shoulders, per lb. ..... 10c Pct'tljohus Breakfast Food. per
8 Guns New Yuri: State Corn ..... 25c pkg. ..................... . . . .. We
3 lbs. Fancy Crackers ............ 25c 3 pkga. Ambrosia Oat Meal 26c
Canned Lobster. per can ......... 25c
Osrngss Apples, Lemons. Figs. Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes, dplnacir.
calsry and ‘srsnlps.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
NO. 20 NORTH MAIN 81'.
Sugar (lured Shoulders, sit lb.
FOR FRIDAY lllll sump
PHONE 143.
WI WILL BILL THIN A1' AIOVI MENTIONIO PRICE. ALL NICE AND
LIAN.
AVIIAOI I AND O POUND. IAOH.
VIIV our IUTTII. LI. . 32¢
WAIIANTIO VIII" WIITINN 100.. 001. 250
”L”.FINIOIANULATIO‘UOAI................................ ,Ilm
Myles-Peasmiceandlendar. 2Pllgs.0n is. ..
6r, lilo: 005.01.10'2
ZMsRedAlashalalulon.......2do Apples.“
Natlvsllstuious. mallet“!!! smut-t
Bibs Parolerd mum'zoe... ilmaoodlios
titan-Bastiorhfluem was: ill. slice museum
“nonhuman Tryouts.
sensorsresssors
206
1"” 'dut season ”6
oili statics
so vsssssevw
s salssroua
slisssaswrlsut'ld
....r’ssssosossos
I30"
2 LII. VIII" AIIOITIO GAKI I. III. 1'" ”All.
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