Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 7, 1908 · page 4

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No. 52. Order Insist-n liar
‘ Nssenic Building, South
M id and 4th Wednesdays
‘ Willy BM All es-
t 1;“ o'clock. All mom-
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. medication with The
,_ . by telephone please do it in
‘ ,2 --wltll regard to business.
with regard too am call
Will kindly do so. it will
km this oiilos and so-
morn/attention.

gs Anti-Poll and Military
tion came into crucial lite
1m oflcers were elected

O'ltellly was elected
"and he stands ready to
test case oi the law. The as-
mado a rational oi the ac—
, ~ to call a town meeting to act
’ matter oi the abatement oi
military tam and the se-
refused. but it passed a reso-
glving the collector power to
such taxes on people who are
pool and destitute circumstances.
indlectmen have since obtained an
, irrnn Lawyer P. T. O’Brien

their powers and he iniorrned
that, no town has the power to
J or reduce poll taxes.

urnausr TO WOMEN.

,“lleauty and Health” says that candy
ion, in moderation is an assistance to
digestion. but taltcu in excess it
runny evils,
green in a new shade that in
m brought out in the new shits and
, fabrics suitable for dressy at-
and «suing gowns.
A sensible idea and one which will
, my dollars in the course of the
and keeps one’ s hosiery free irom
, " is the sewing oi tiny pieces
ribbon We at the top where the
‘ are iastened Sonic protec-
this sort is absolutely necessary
.3 finest llsle and silk hosiery.
m o! the Americanized burnooses.
to American climate, are
with handsome silk ‘or pas-
" int-la ornaments, but these wear-
the garments who wish «to toilow
trio Arab style may toes one long
over the shoulder, »
gold dyed lace over a satin loun-
oi the some rich shade maltes a
"tea gown tor a goldendtaired
. A line or dark brown ior on
- oi skirt and sleeves gives the
Meeting touch.
smart gowris are lurnlshod
less than three sets at sleeves;
_. ~- on turned back to show
‘ . , embroidery inclng a sec
nrslceve shaped lilre the ilrst
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r and not turned
. the third, which is of chiiion
to It the entire length oi the

mike portions oi bodices are
. . ~ bordered with rich em-
and joined over the interven-
. soil bows oi ribbon
)lnlll much trimmed wlh ribv
, genetics appear on both the skirts
‘ ”m'm'wtfiift‘tmd ‘3" ““‘i'i
e on or grace in
fat. youth. it they are wise. they
. the tact and adapt their dress
changing figure rather than
ovcr~youtbiul styles,

CLARA lMl‘i’i-i OUIPHIOID.
Clara Smith was surprised but
by a party oi iriends, at her
Hillside avenue, Norwslb.
-- Hose Orchestra furnished
min with music. and the
Quartet sang a few gags

very.” Ainong
worsKisscs Clara lmitb. lay
mMell. Lily Smith. Laura

 

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th‘. wireless message to intercept hiorse

 

~ tangents line is

Insanity
ill-ethos tonight at to

o'clock. hat its lay list In
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, M i.-—-‘Tho whore
fl . W. Norse was still

a mystery today, notwithstanding ru-
morsthnthowss is tbisolldsslsls
.Wldbosday night. United States

horse listeners llfliitl inry’s in-
vssti‘gation oi Horse’s relations with
”iodine oi tbs closed national bans»
swig“. greater impetus to the search ior
by Bmfirssbsstiug his counsel, Albert
Winch to ascertain whore

liar-as has gone and induce him to re

 

promptly cabled to Liverpool and sent

it he should arrive at Liverpool on
the steamer Csmpauia tuition-ow The
(impacts was reported 122 miles west

at ”cit of Instant at 11:22 a. to. today, and
iwas due at

Queenstown about 10
o'clock tonight.

Considerable doubt as to whether
lit. Home Is on board the steamer has
been aroused by a report that Mr.
Worae was seen in his box at the Met
ropolitan Opera House on Wednesday
evening and the statement or Morac'u
sbn. Erwin, a Yale University student
who was quoted as saying that he din-

‘ed with his lather at his New Yorlt

home last Sunday night. The Gem.
Dalila nailed trom New York on But-
urdsy last.

Rumors were also circulated that
.hir. liorschad beenseenin Boston on
Wednesday

'l'en banks and one trust company
on which attachments had been served
by National Bani: Examiner Charles
A. Hanna to cover any iunds oi secur-
ities which Morse might have on de-
posit with them. made sworn statcc
meets today that they held no proper-

organisstion thoroughly per- ’1! belonging to Horse. Several other

banks and trust companies on which
similar attachments have been served
have not. yet reported.

Alter Mrs. Morse had told a repre-
sentative oi the shorlii today that all
th furniture in Horse's ilith avenue
home belongs to her, the keepers were
withdrawn iron: the house.

 

, Vanilla eLocxco.
Evangelist Drilled Use oi Wailingiord
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WALLINGFORD, Feb. 7.—-Many peo-
ple in the borough have wondered dur-
ing the past week or two why Mr. and
Mrs. William Asher, the saloon work
era with the Chapman iorces, did not
visit the local saloons and hold meet-
ings no in Meriden and New Haven.
where they have been. it was learned
yesterday that Mr, Asher was willing
to come here and preach. and even
went so‘ for an to visit several places
in the borough with’lhe intention oi
procuring an opening. but he received
a cool reception in other words “he
couldn't get in. "

One at the clergymcn who has been
ioremost in the services at the
churches during the campaign, ac-
companied Mr. Asher to several places.
it is understood, and P. .l. Crimp. oi
Meriden, who runs the Bysbec house
cafe thero,‘ spoke a good word for
Asher, but there was nothing doing.

One of the lending proprietors de-
nesday evening spoke as iollows on
the subject: "The matter rested with
the individual saloonlteepers and the
report that has been circulated that
the dealers got lose her and voted to
reiune the Ashers dmlsslou to their
places oi business is raise. it any oi
the‘de‘alers wanted their places turned
into meeting houses they were at lib-
erty to have them. but i guess none of
them were. While Mr. Amer did not
call here, i will say that it he had i
should have reinsed him the place. i
am running a quiet and orderly sa-
loon and the class of trade 1 have is
composed at church members and peo
ple who would not care to be inter-
rupted by services of the ltlnd. it the
Ashers want to preach they should go
into a church or ball. The Salvation
Army. to my mind. does more good in
its work than this other style. yet i
would not allow a religious meeting
held here by the army".

The report was circulated about
three weeks ago that the local,deui-
one had gotten together and voted
unanimously not to allow the Asher
berviceu to be held here. Thematic

quoted above is one oi the proteinontJ “l

ones in the borough and he denies that
any such action was taken. However.
it is positively known that lir. Asher
endeavored to get permission to hold
saloon meetings here an dialled.

ANOTHER EXPEDITION I’AlLb.
Mexico sou sham Treasure in the
Wrecked otssmsr Golden Gals.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cat. Feb. 7,-—
Another attempt has failed to wrest
from the sands oi the lieslcan shore
linethcgoldentreasurcsup posedtohe
lying with the bones oi the smother
Golden Gate, which was burned oil
lanasnillo, in 1862.

At frequent intervals since then at-

” tempts have been made to recover the

treame. The most istsnt oi the
o. W. John-

stoue, oiBoston. whomakessn short
to recover the Golden Oates gold. hast

 

 

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Ode “on“ It; Linus lit
Ellzsbelh Stroll ‘ .

scam ' Iveniu sebum:
Kindly allow me ancestor the pablb

cation or s brie: noun relative to our -

the department in city. As a till-
interested party 1 deem it adviaable to
odor a tow suggestions whereby our
tacititiss to light drcs unfit be amend-
ed to a great extent. >1 We have at pres
out two has companies, a truck and a
combination hose and chemical wao
gun, with a membership at two but»
tired or over, always ready and will-
ing todothcir utmosttoprotactths
lives and property at their tollowmsn.
The are only volunteers but misblr
workers

My recommendation is simply this:
That s now have company be inaugur-
atcd as near to the msuuiscturing and
ot the city as possible-say tor In-
stance in Elisabeth street. 0i course
i might bring criticism upon myseli
at this time, owing to the present
“money stringency," but such rower
mendatlons could be presented at our
next council meeting ior the council:
men to voice their opinions upon it,
and when it comes to tho final issue
conditions in might be some-
what improv

We all know that the several isctor-
ies in the lower end at our city should
be protected more than they are at
the present time. The question is:
Can we client to lose even one at them
through inadequate lire protection?
Take a tow certain factories out or
the city's industries and the stores
might as well close. (The best time to
lock up your valuables in before they
are stolen).

At present between the hours at it
at night and 6 the next morning the
only men we can rely upon are b
who sleep in the fire houses. which all
told, number nix. An extra fire house
would mean a half dozen more night
men added to the prevent force which
would make the total number twelve.
Those men could be depended upon to

 
 

 

The ads..." Buddha
and New Wanamaker Store

Wm! M W equipment at space and
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mdedirnmdiefintthcyshouldbs. '
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dThdnewbnildiugisdevotsdtolargestocin‘
olFuruintte,Carpcts,Upholsto'y,Chtna,Glass
, audPianos.
Iliad. and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, Hm,
Hosiery, Underwear, and Neckwear have the
g‘muudtlour.
thObldbuildmghasbecumuchtmproved,
andisstilltbcdignifiedncfinedcmporiumthat
MnSicwarthadiuhismind. .
ENoMmmmmmlortsandagleeable
mrroundiugs for shopping were in itinMr.
Stewart’sttmc. Theworldmovcsl ‘
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. thingherethat‘ourcustomcrsarenotprofilcdby.
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answer all hell alarms at night.

Other members oi the companies
are just as good and as prompt in re!
aponse to a call, but there are times?
when a man will not hour an alarm;
in his home. The city oi Norwullr can
boast oi three llro companies without
half the factories that we have in this
city. Renard expense, wnat would the;
expense be to our city in comparison
to the loss at one iactory to the com-
munity.

We have not had any tire to amount
to anything in some time. Who know

just when we will be called upon to ,

save some manufacturing concern
irom destruction by iirc. Our daily,
paper contains news from for and near
at great losses by lire, nometlmes caus-
ed by inadequate fire protection.

i hope the board at councilman, the
public. and last. but not least the
three Chloi Clarita, will consider this
plan ior amendment iorm

A TAXPAYER.

MISS ROGERS Al WITNESS.

Young Woolen Tolls Jury That Auto is
Not to lism ior Mishap.

M‘iss Sarah E. Rogers. the pretty
daughter oi Representative N. Burton
Regent. oi Danhury, was the priincipal
witness in the Superior Court yester-
day morning in the suit at Grace
Thompson. administratrls. against N.
Burton Rogers. Miss Rogers was a
passenger in her father's automobile
at the time it was said to have iright-
cued Charles lieady's horses so badly
that they ran away and threw the driv-
er ont. inflicting iatsl injuries. .

Miss Rogers said that on the day of
the accident, May 27, 1907. the car was
proceeding on the road irorn Danbury
to Ridgedeld. A team driven by
Charles Heady was approaching in the
opposite direction. The auto did not
hit the wagon. bpt passed three icet
the other side or it. Miss Rogers
did not notice until the car had pasc-
ed that. the Heady horses had run
away and Ready had been thrown out.

The witness ran down the road and
held one horse. while her sister«in-
law. Mrs..Stephcn Rogers. held the
other. Heady was lying under the
wagon Kiss Rogers called to a man
med Standard. who came up in a
team. but he said he couldn' t leave his
horses to give any old. Alter a doctor
had been secured and the injured man
attended to. Mrs. Heady was taltcn

 

 

home in the Rogers auto. At that zmw

time Airs. iiesdy said the accident was
not the innit ot" the operator oi the
Rogers machine. _

The next day Kiss Rogers went to
see Mrs. Heady and brought her iruit
and ilowers. She asked tire. Heady it

anything was needed and the woman TRIO

said now that her husband was dead.
thc‘iamily was in hard circumstances.
Rey needed money more than any-

"I

do iiiss Rogers gave her 050 and
told the widow not to worry because
she would be taltcn care oi. The wit-
liens said lira. Heady declared that
the horses ran away because they
were irightened by the snapping oi

the whlflctres and not because the '

auto horn scared them. iiiss Rogers
proved as excellent witness on cross
sssmisatioo and her story was not

sham.
arses Thompson. sister oi the man
who wssl'billnd and also his “total;

Case and s isry.

TESTING ILICTIIC M07000.
Tests oi electric motors are being
mounted manually under once
ticu oi the Westinghouse people. All
librarian! . was made the cilia

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yearbyycsr,andthisin spite of the rebuilding,
upsctting‘s and rcmovals,wc now greatly desire
thepeoplctosccthcnewscaleoiprcparatiouswe '
havemadetoscrvethsm.

q Thisisaeordiaiinvitafiontothepcopleoithc
near-bywwandmnuymvisitthecmwhem.
cveroomemcnt.

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youintheBasemcnt. Allooilcy lines pass our
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NEW IOSTON AND MAIN! BIKES-
TORI» ‘

BOSTON, Feb. 7.-lt was an-
nounced today that bowls Cass Led-
yard and Charles ii. Pratt. at New
York, have resigned from the director-
ate oi the Boston and liable Railroad
Company. Thomas P. Deal, president
oi the Second National Bank. and 8.
N Aldrich, president at the State Na-
tional Bank, have been chosen direc-
tors to succeed them.

oAMUSEMENTS Do

HOYT’S“ THEATRE

monomeric-rue New
Science at Healing.

To receive Chiropractic attention is
freedom from disease without receiv-
ing iorcign substances into the stem-
ach. This new method is now being
practiced in near
union and many orcign countries. it
is the nerves that carry best. health
and strength in every individual. Pinch-
ed nerves that'bave only been doing a
part oi their work are soon at into a
healthy condition the w in body
connotes health. it Chiropractic
Method at Healing is powerful and
harmless: it will reach every organ in
the human body. Our success is mar-

 

 

 

 

 

velous.
u E. Washington ot Haviland Noun.
ALI. TNT;- EIK. "
Mo's'ginnlngflhiondny in 9:32:33". 1‘ mm D C
loses a rosy.
vanes or K co. ”some Treatment. Also civvn.
Presenting well-ham plays with
seven vsudevil acts, landed by 1:3?“-
.. m a
m, m, ,3sz MUSIC HALL

man oi mystery: it till? Hominid.
comedian and vocs DUMMY
AND I'KBNNA. illustrated noun:
Milli; HAMRICK, in novelties
travelogue; TAYLOR STOCK co.

FridsymgggTa'rmK Dralt
ys r. e.
Saturday listlnse—On the Frontier.

Saturday Night—Deadwood Dion.

Mic'm a lane Teddi
Bearwlll givcnawu.
Prices-chimes”, ills and 20c: Ive- “

dings, ice. No one Ills.
. cur Tlito OUT.

This coupon it presented with .
.llic at Boa Oiled any time before.
. Monday s p. at. will entitle any .

.lsdytobssiressrvcdssslollonv .
. dayaveaing. umiindtolflo.

eves!wiselssesesceoee‘lsv vvsssvosouov

EVERY EVENING.

 

ADVANCE VAUDlVlLl-S.
MOVING PICTURES.
. iLLUO‘l‘M’i’lD CONGO.
law change oi program ovary ideo-

tile and ion; callers». to.
Motion every Wednesday and tab
today at 1:15.
Amateur night every Wednesday. .

BASKET BALL.

 

 

 
 

BOY 'l THEATRE. .. NORWILK [WHY
r , a "any 11.
. " 7:543:31; “uh ........, urn are} mu.
in raw Great aw ammo. ‘ scar cans.
73’s rev stances souoav svssmo, sssauaav lb.
Drsntsilsed iromllhia' tampons . coarser F
oi the sauna ,dnl also vs.
the Amway O'flltllifil. or wananuav.
‘Pullnlissry Corns:

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every state in the.

 

out Cat Prices Prevail

New York Grocery [30.

Mile our Liberal Stamp Offers for Saturday
‘ and Monday.

zoo—PINK cranes vans—m . .
mun a. BRAND rLouape barrel ..... .35.»

To all purchasers of one ba'rrcl of this famous Flour on Saturday
, or Monday, we will give ‘ too Stamps Free.

V

 

 

. Hammond's Loan and Tender shudde- (special) ......9%c lb.

Goodchct Buttcr,perpound 30c
Fairbanks’ GoldDust (tbelarge package) 17c
Baker's or Beckmards Cocoa, can zoc

 

FOLLOW OUR POPULAR CASH SALES-It Will Pay You.

(0 Stamps with,1 lb. Very 3o Stamps with 1 lb. MoKa
Best‘Tca ................5oc Blend Calhoun”... ..... 32;
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy 25 Stamps with: lb. Mocha

Noz’l‘ca.............. ”soc aud'JavaCofice..........3o:
4o Stamps with 1 lb Good 20 Stamps with l lb. Java and

Mixed Tea ......... .35c Maracaibo Coilec ........25':
25 Stamps w'tli 1-2 lb. Very 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Santos '

Best'l‘ca/. .............. 25c Coffee ”so:

 

OFFERS LIKE THESE ARE NOT TO BE. HAD ELSE
WHERE IN TOWN.

25 Pink Stamps with any of following:

1 cake 0. K. Metal Polish“ roe 2 cans Ncw Rhubarb ....... 25c
0 cakes LCNUX $08}, ......... 25C 1 but. Gold Rock Catsup” 2°;
‘ 1 lb. Best Lunch Cocoa ...... 25c 2. cans Pl 1' Cl 1: '
2 pkgs. MaitoRicc .......... 30c ‘ ncapt “m 5' at ,
3 cans Good Sweet Corn. . . ...25c """ ' ' ' ‘ " """" 15“ cam
31bit. Boneless Codfish. ......3oc.l can Brook ’l‘rout.. ........ :3;

 

THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.

New York Grocery 00

SOUTH NORWALK.
A. F. Beckman Jr Go, Props.

NORWALK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

With onions. Extracts, Chocolate, Guess. “res, can», Ito. in addition »
to elect cheeks.

OUOA R—ZO L’Is—OItOO
l26 Washtnton St.

Sell! MIR.
Tel. 5423.

 

Every Day Talk 2

We study our trade in its everyday necessities. Indeed, we
have served The Norwallts quite aicw years past, and we lmow
pretty well the grade of goods and the treatment. The grade-
the best. The treatment-fhouect weight, courteous treatment,
prompt delivery. ,
Some of Our Everyday Prices: ‘ ‘

soLBS. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ................ $1.00

 

 

 

racer: woman commune they 1.... dozen Wage

 

3 cans Early June Peas. . . . . .ssc CRACKER "SALE.

3 cans best York State Com. .ssc 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers... 23c

umpire State Milk, ........toc 31:: £38 % wcéukirsnzsc
“3 a a tee crs age

Manon,“ or am" M'lk' " “2 lbs. High Tea Crackers....ssc

Red Omens. 1-2 pie. 15c; qt..

, 5‘3 2 lbs. Butter Scotch ........ssc
Red Blood Beets, qt. . . . . . . , , so 2 lbs. Marshmallow Cakes...25c‘
Have you “tried some oi our

3 pligs. any ml of me Craclo
Smoked Boot, from so up?

crs, or Na isco‘..........ssc
6Unceda Biscuit ...........a5c
Mambo.silgoodssoideumplywiththsPuchodst.

 

 

 

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