1
-.'_' overstocked on
‘ , nnserviceablc.
. years ago,
1" ridge belts.
Just What
THE 1S
on 1-1 NORWALK EVENING SENTIN w 3
WEDNESDAY, 0110. 5:19am
You Want
When You Want It
I We Have on Hand Now for Immediate Use
FANCY OVERCOATS
lot the kind which arc. now all the T111111.
'I‘l1c,\ 11111 this scason 1'. now-
,th modals made from thinks of tin: boost ticsiuus and loomiuga and
up to the minute colots.at.popui111 11111:us-~3 3$7 and $10 only
‘don’t know our goods this is yotu
the money saving quality or them.
it you
opportunity. to gut :11q11niutcd with
W13 invite your inspcctlm1 and can
“prove. that wo can save you from ”111111 in tin» illiilill'fi 1111 11 suit or over-
-cont tor the same grade of goods.
is good.
(,‘tllllt‘ today while tho selection
Copyright CIOthing Company
NORTH MAIN STREET
OVERCOAT SALE!
Now is the time to buy your Overcoats.
'l
'.$10 00 OVERCOATS, AT ......... . ........ $ 5.00
$15.00 OVERCOATS. ,AT . . .. .. ........ $ 7. 50
$20.00 OVERCOATS. AT .............. $10.00
$24.00 OVERCOATS, AT ................. ‘.$12.00
Still have Some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
will continue to sell ..... . ..
At $9
1... .......
D. GOTTLIEB
Men’ S and Boys' Outfitters From Head to Foot.
3 11 ”North Main Street,
1111
SOUT il NORWALK.
THE NEW 3111ch01; °
. . . . .
‘. 3 Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is 11111 svlcuce of tho
cause of the dimmsc and tin: art of ad-
. 311311118 tlie uauu'. l‘liscnsca are caused
by a. wrench, twist or Sprain in tin»
buck. Even if done in childhood it
creates piuchcd nerves and pain in
later life. in tho dili‘crcnt organs and
limbs.
.- Chiropractors Tcmovc the cause or
‘ this disease. and pain, and health is
restored through l1ar111onlzing the six
nerve. systcms b1 your body.
Nervousncas. ithcuinatistn, Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidncy and Female Ills-
eases are givcu special attcntiou; also
'Curvature of the Spine. You will
'nevcr regret giving Chiropractic, a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 50. NORWALK
. Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS
DEALER IN
11111 and Soft Wood ‘
,Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Sort Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
.114, cord.
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per -
cord.
Split. Wood. 250 extra pct ‘74, cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 207-2. NORWALK. CONN.
SELL MILITARY PROPERTY.
Mattresses, Trumpets and Other Arti-
cles to Go.
Noticcs havc bccn 1111111 out from tho
ofllce of thc acting qnarlcrnmalci' gun»
,oral. C. N. (‘l.. to various firm through-
out the Slate, as “'1'" as to some in
New York, Philadclphiu and othor uill~
‘side cities that, by the approval of thc
Secretary of war, certain propcl'ty b11-
' longing to the state. which has locomnc
useless for 1111c reason or rtuolhcr, will
he sold to .thc. highcst, birldln'. 'l‘l11,-
bids will. be yuccivcd 11p to Saturday,
..,Dece111bcr .12.
' The list of tho goods that. are for
sale‘ shows that thc State must have
11111tt1'cslsoaI 1111 more
' are 323 of these- to go to the poison
who will pay the most. ior them. Any
_ one who wishes to look them over will
have to take 11. trip to the military
' rendezvous at NiantIC. but the rest of
the articles can be seen at the stale-
arsenal in Har.tf0rd The small boy
_ 3 Would find an interest in the sale. as
‘ thirty-six t111n1pets are to go
, under
lhe hammer. and the wo‘c season that
-.is so earnestly hoped firor could be
adequately provided tor by, tho 1516
persons who might by the same 1111111—
heir of pmuhos that will so the field
.‘ot battle no 111mb
M'I‘brcc billccrs' sal‘n'cs, and as 111.111)
seaha1'ds.uo,1\' “0111',ol11111“111ay be. bid
-- fill‘, and 795 (‘illllt' my. lmvpr SiiCR sli‘zllm
II is true. hmoa plate
3 on the bill OI Sll'm, 3.1; (It) also 2!“) ("till
gteens not or th e kind antiushcd a JPW
llU n'c\".o1 Fifty -'fi\1» cart-
200 Silhouette lurgcl
fumes. mil" one sahcr atlacluucuts
and 100 hm preacks compicte the lisl
Bids may he made lm the wholc or
y pm't Oi‘. the list of at'ti1l1‘s.'
MES. M Iahlkol’t. of Ncw York is a
Gilt of .I1crn1othm. Mrs. A. (‘11i11111
iiii¥¥
nod—15'
The No. 2 Nut (Pea) Coal we
have now on hand is of large size
and uncommonly good quality,
in fact the Ferris kind. To those
who can use Coal of this Size we
recommend this lot as much su-
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in' your cellar.
The Ferris (1011100
149 W ashmgton St
Xmas “Cards and
Calendars
Xmas Pos‘i Cards
100 a dozen and 251: a dozcn
W. A. Briggerman
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
i‘lu'lslmas all“ '.‘
You will find :1
R. NOACK,
36 NORTH MAIN STREET.
the Better You Will Like Them
BEST 10c CIGAR ON THE
MARKET. Ti-lE
TWIN CITY
LEADS THE 5 CENT CLASS
B. J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
l’l'iucc' Albiui who was at Music
Hall a 111w months ago is playing a
rciurn Hilflllgt‘llll‘lli 11111111. for the first
three days of tho 111111111111 week.
3'" That is why people. more and
111111111.
"tithe, etc.
NET RETURNS COUNT
cause practically S11caklng.tl1cy know just what thub money will NET
FOUR pm cent... omnpounded scmi- annually. that you know is
.- ahiolutcly NET is hettcr than the uncertain returns from real es-I
. 0 South NOrwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING. .
more prefer the swings hank, be-
.OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"Why Not
,lluy a liinu.
W a l 1' ll 11 1'
llraccll-t. for :1
“iii“ “'1“ “I 11'11nl111: l’rcsiticui 3» in. .l. ;\llllon i‘oburn.
‘hn‘ril'y - . ' "--".1" . _ . , J 1_
lillltisll‘lt‘lh‘f viii 3 i‘rcsnlcni» 112111111“ 191111111. Ailii‘titnlilydiliii ’l‘i'liziquxi'crn.iii:”\‘I'mlu'
‘ ‘ “1‘. ' 1. 1-.~‘ . »- ' -. " ‘ « ‘ ' '"” ' "'
lilo. prices 1111- initriiim \i11.Ii11s11l1111. Ada 1.1.. 11) ”mm,”
““1"" 1111.111 utopia-pomp“1.--“an. (‘1 Various illlttll‘l'S pertaining to thc
chlcr " ‘ ‘ ' ' welfare of the association wcro (its
The LongethOMu Smoke Them
ROGER Ull 0W8
WAISTS
We not only guarantee for the host asaortmcnt but for the most buying
opportunity of the 11111111011. 1
LACE \‘l’AlS'l‘S—dduod with a good heavy China Silk lam.r slccvcs. Ilcgu-
ianiOOvalue............ ....... .. ...................... $1.98
LINGLBIIB WAISTS“liandnomclv in~1i11u11cd with (11111111111 Late and l"-111
hloidcry. long slcevcs trimmed with tile. sumo connoidcry; positive-
1113400 value. ..... 1 ...... ....... $1.98
LAWN WAISTS—«790 value .................
L. Golden, 68 Washington Street
OWM”.O““
WE MAKE AND REMODEL
FURS
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies‘, Tailoring Parlors.
88 North Main 8!. Tel. 968 8 uth Norwaik.
WOOOWOOWNW WOO...”
SELLECK’S ‘
The Right Place
Men’s and Young Men’s
Suits and e Overcoats
that are reasonable in price, but .
high class in fabric and tailoring
SpeCial :th 3:: heavy wool lin- 25
EUR CAPS.
M E N'S FUR COATS
- . -
$2
WillisH. SCIlch
48 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
OAL' OAL'
ANOTHERCARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL $5 00 per Ton.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WAT ER STREET.
BUCKlNGHAM WTEOC. ELECTS OF NORWALK MEDIOOS' Mibswlétt-Tril'sw
FlCERS. . ‘ .
J. Mllt011_ Coburn Elected Freei-
dcnt Last Night.
’l‘ho ..\'111-n.1lk Medical Association
111111 last night at. tho Norwalk l-lolcl.
Tito olilt'cls cll't'tcii Wt‘rl‘C
Dr.
Emma Foote Chosen President and
Ada E. Bylngton Vice-President.
lluckluclnun \\'. it. (‘., No. .‘ill, clout-
“ii Illn following; mill-111's, 'l‘ucadny
clmsed. aflcr which an elaborate din-
ncr was scrrcd.
'i‘boao pic-11 nt wcrc:
'l‘:rntcy .Wallcr Hitchcock. Baldwin.
Sharer Dutum'tlcr. \3'oll1111-r,\\". ll. llur-
null. llakcr, Clark, ilunliuglou and
\\‘1-1dswort it.
After the mcctiug lh'. \\'a1lswm'll1
lrcutcd tho incluhcrs 111 an cujoyabb-
uutotuobilc ridc.
At, the ilcxl nicotiui.r in January, at
lhc saluc place, Dr. \‘ollutci' will rclol
Soc1'cl_11r,\'--'l\’11to Ill. Shcrwood.
'l‘roasui'ct‘wMi-u'y W. I’clton.
Ol1apiaii1~—Mrs. Cl1idscy.
Cot1d11ctor~iliciln A. Williamson.
(inurd——Anua M.(.‘1111licld
Assistant Conductor”willccta J. Bo-
dicni.
Assistant. ('iua1(l-~-~‘.\lar,\' Dcckcr.
I‘rcss (L‘orrcsl1ondci1cc—«1'inuie
Pryor.
Fllsl i‘olot llc.11"c1 ~~l«‘.tla (‘1'11Ss111au.
Second (‘olm Bcut'cr—l' 111111.1 .l.ltol1-
IlrS. (‘ohurlL
It"
4.
luson 1. 4‘ paper.
1.1., , , w ‘ .1. Ct. ..._...._._
(“10:23. W” 1111110. 11.11.1111 5 FRENCH SOCIETY CROWDS
Fourth Color Bcarcrchllo W. iti- COURT.
dcr. .
M11slci11n-—K:1le (31.000. Anxious to Hear M. Julemler De-
Delcgate to Departmcnt Convention
w—Charloiie Morehonso.
Alternate~Mary G. Koclcr.
'nounce Count Soul (to Qastellane.
PARIS. Doc. 9.——l"1'cnch society
Alilli‘l'y,
licrclly ol' (ilauslarit. ltot-klum
’l‘bctlau1bl1-r.
’l‘l11'(li1'l l"1'ou1 ’i'im‘s l'lnl'l'. 'lln l 11111
Tilt.
'l‘ln-
'I'liu
AlllHillll'l'illil'l'.
l’ilb'h oi' i.111'c,1'.
l'l'inw >1: Marti/.11 i‘nlcb \\'
lili'llill‘ll l'ni".l'l,
\ Rh 1 ‘yliinb. l111111nl1ip
'1‘]...,|,.roput'1l'1< Spots.
'l'ln- 'ltt'voniiua.
THE'LEADING 131111 00003 STORE
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
BOOK. BARGAINS
LIST OF POPULAR BOOKS NOW ON SALE AT
50c
(‘apc t‘od Folks.
'll.
lil‘ililHIill‘k.
~ >l1.111-_liull’ n lioguc.
'l‘hc lircy Cloak. i‘in li- .1l il111' Mountain l.ov
’l‘ln' llcrmil. l‘l11 lit—lows.
i‘l11- llouorablc ,l’ctcr Slir- ’l‘l11- ('cuqucsl ol' ('nnaau. .lz1ul1'11‘ .\lc1'1-ditl1.
ling. 'l‘ln- Mani at Arms.‘ i‘tll'llilt‘l‘ and (lid
lu lln- mishaps (2111-1113112 (‘ardiuzuu 'i'ln- Lion and tho
I..'Hl_\' litmc'n liallulllcr. Alton lll' Sluuust'o. 'l‘lic .\l:1i1l11!' 311111111-
'l‘l11- Lightning (‘11111l111~1111'. 'l‘l1c Lain.- That Has No 'l'l111 311111 on 11111 lio't.
Looking ‘lIiU‘IiWiil‘li. 'i‘uruinu. 'l‘bp Northcrucr.
'i‘lic Mall 111‘ lln' ilour. 'l'ln- .\I.1,' 01"11 \\‘li‘c, ’l'llc l‘lllnr 111' Liullt.
Quincy
11,111, $1 ualor North.
Cusllc (‘1':111cycrow.
Hooch-1. Scl11111l111astc1'.
Adams sown-y,
'l'ht' Right of Way,
ltomauco
ii‘ltmu hp,
111‘ 'l‘nrrcncq
lit'cwsll'rn' ,‘iiillioun. 'l'ilc [(111111 111' (th St. Louis. The Crisis. Silas Stump.
'i‘ln: l‘oloucl 111 Ilic til-d 'l‘ln- Slnl'rods. llorolby South. ,. ,
lluuztrs. Hullilclsi ul l-‘lu'tuuc. i-Ibcn lloblcn, Hm I‘lwn‘hlm‘
lir. l.111113 111' mu l.11,l11'111|111'. ‘i‘o H.111 .1111] 111 ll11ld..\ l-‘ww ltcmalks. 'l‘rall “I ”I“ Ul‘illlil 30311-
lloi'othy \‘1'1'111111. lu1l11'l‘1111 ‘i'lw tlcutlclnan Front in Will‘-
'i‘hc l~‘11l1' (1111i. l'ln \“1111315111 ”11 AbuninL. 1l'11111a. 'l‘hp Virginian,
The Golden iiorsuslnic.
’l‘hc llattlc 111‘ I111) Strong.
Rosalind at lied ('lalc.
Satan Saudcrsmi.
'i'llc llcarts 'l-iighway.
l‘l'.
| 11cc. ’l‘bc l1‘igl1tiuc; (.‘haucc.
Mousc. ’l‘luu Printer 01‘ lldclls.
11 Law. 'l‘Ilt' White Cat.
'l‘llc Port of Missing Moll.
’l‘lw llracs liowl.
'l‘hc t-lboilcrs.
’l‘hc llolisu of :1
Candles.
'l‘hc l’lt.
Thousand
TRISTRAM & 'HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
'ltllll NIIIIL'IS
lon’ml1411111111th from tho 11.1113 NH 11
lot Il11» 1'1'111lilors' ol q1111i 1'S11l'1
Mb" 1111 l1 «lawns I“! 111 lib 1111'111
\\lto 111-ul11-1 to lll'1 S11111 tin 11' .11 1 1111111:
(ll 1‘
Ill)\ll\I( |\ l't.\Il \ .1“\'
.\1i1111:
.\'lilll l3.
(lfl ill ‘_".I
StilA'l'SN'l‘
lllsll'ict ot' Noru'ulk, 1S. i'1‘11l1;111
('11111'1, .\‘111mnl1111' :3, .\ [1, 151w.
l'isltill' oi' Samucl I‘ ‘.‘.1.l"-' 11111- 111
.\'111\\'.1lk. in said iii“ll‘ll" 1i 11.11:.»1‘.
'i‘lll' i'uurt 11i'i‘111l11111' i'v'.‘ lin- l1‘~- '
li'ici 11l‘ .\‘111'u':1llt. bulb liluibli '1“! .ii'
loou'd sit 11111112i1xi'1‘1u11 illl'1i11t1' l11-r1-11i
, 2‘111' 1l11- 1'11-1l11111's111' said -~;~1..1.- 111 1»\
llibll their claims 1111' 1.1'11lr11111111,
Thom! who noniccl 111 lll‘l‘ni'lll tin-11' 111M,
counts, propct'ly :llll'sll‘il. within said
1135. d: il .-\1i111l11l~"1'.11111
I
WE ARE _ HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Victor
and .
Edison
Talking
Machines
and 'Phonographs and
Records
A fine llnc of Record ii‘nbiucts.
\\‘c also put the new Edison .At-
tacluucul. {or playing the new
Edison [Four Minute Records. 1111
your old machine.
1“. E. Lockwood
&~ Company
39 WALL ST.. NORWALK, CT.
KNICKERBOOKER I‘TEIU‘ST COM-
PANY BRlNGS SUIT.
Wants to be Re-insiaicd as Executor of
Estate of Late William McClcnahan.-
That the Knickerhockcr 'l‘1uSi (111111-
pauy has not taken kindly to its re
moval as cxccutor of the estate of thc
lute William McClcnahan. ot' NcwCa-
11111111 and New York. In apparent from
tho present action takcn by the com-
pany, which has brought, Suit. i’or ruin-
slalcmcnt to this position.
The Knickerbocker Trust. Company
crowded the courtroom in tho palace
of justice, tod11V.to hear ill .iulcmier
Speaking in the name of Princess do
Sagan oppose the suit eutcrcd by
Count Bout do Cnstcllaup in c. l1l1l1 hc
petitions that the custody of his llncc
children be circa" to his molhcr. thc
Mm quis do (htstellauc. ,
If M. Bonnet, speaking for tho count,
did not Spurn Print-c (1c Sagan a fort
night 0110,11“ .lulomlm was no loss dc
inundation .1111] bittm in his 1l1a1'111~lc'1
izallon on this occasion oi the count
i‘aulcilanc's solo molhc in calming
,thia suit, in- charm-d. was lmlrud oi
Sagan; ll1cvcr,\ thought 111’ the minor
orcupylug .1 11111111 in tho nitccllona ol‘
his immut' who and living in the S11-
11111 b uninslou on 1111- 111111111111 “11111110111
goadod tic (‘asuulluue to l'ury. ’l 111-
count did ovmvthlng posslhlc in hiu
(lcr the mnrrlugo of his for1'11cI with to
do Sagan. '1111d having failed in this
he was now seeking bv every means
in his now” to bring discredit, upon
the do Sagan household.
CONNECTICUT APPOINTMENTS.
WASHING 'i‘0.\‘, Dec. 9.—~l’rcsid1-'nt
Roosevelt has sent. the. following (10111
necticnt. nominations to the Senate:
To be postmaslcrs—Wllilam ll. Kcl-
ly at. Clinton: Alcxandcr it. Gardner
at. Milford: liarvcy S. Mulligan at;
Seymour: John \V. (‘ook at; Beacon
Pulls: L‘blarlcs Ii. 'l‘ylcr at (icorgo-
town: 1’. I.c1~.renier at Moodus: W. 1..
Judson at \\ 11131011111 Nelson it. .7014
sup at Stamford
To be consuls-—l".dward A. Groove."
at St. Michaels, Azores: George H.
Jackson at Pocono. France: Fredcrlck
lll 11111111 at Rimouskl Quebec.
John Malluu' to bc nocoud llcutcu-
nut; in lhc. army
Henry \V. Eliot and 011111.119. ll‘. Fer-
rln. contract surgcous. to be first llcu-
tenants in the army.‘
Girls look upon all young widowa as
hopeless flirts.
... .
was named an executor 111 Mr. McClcn-
ahan's will. but by proceedings brought
in the Not-walk Probate Court it was
190111111111. 11110 Hauford S. Wood. of New
01111111111. was substituted. Mr. McClen
ahau was lhc father ot' the eccentric
Miss .(iilcs McOlcnahau. and left his
ldauulucr 11 fortune.
,GOVERNMENT 1'" STUDY AGRI
CULTURE. '
URBANA 1... 1.1-1. 9.-—(iovcrnor
(‘qu'lcs S. licuccu is to become 11 Sill-
111111 of lhc Agricultural School at the
l'uivcrslty 111‘ lllinois, He will attcutt
lilc state school during the short
impulse \\lllill begins to January. and
will 11111-11 Spccinl instruction it is said.
in attic and 111111 Judging Thu dcci
Hltill of the chici' cxccutlvc oillccr of
the state to bocomc a scicnilllc farmer
is the 191111“ of his ultcndnucc at the
1111-11111 llllnois (Torn Show in Spring-
ileld. Mr. liructvu announced at that.
time that he would takc a course in the
Slate uulrci'aity it he could find time.
1d,,
Si)l.\’|~‘..\"i‘ Nll'l'll‘l'I
litalricl ot' .\'ol'\\:1|k. m. l'1'11‘111111-
i‘olll't. llt‘l‘t‘llllll‘l' (1. A. ll. illil'
i'itzinlv oi l'nul t‘llil'llisnlu. lu‘u'
Norwnlk. 111 said district, 1!.311111..111l
‘l'bv (‘111111 11! i’roluuw 1111' 1b. in»
tricl 111' Norwalk. bulb ‘11111'1‘wl .1:.'1l :11 ,
linuw ,
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Will i111 ll1'linl'l't'1i ll I‘l't'mct‘y. .\Ii ..1 .'
sons liltit'llll'ii it) will l-‘hi‘dlt' 1111!1' '
1pnxt11llo1nnk1 llllllll‘flli'lll 1111111. 11: to;
lliuc. Will l111 ill‘llill'l‘l‘ll :1 11111111431 \l!
pcrsous llnlclm'd 111sni1l 1'.\l:1ll' aw- 11-
llllt'tlit'tl I11 illiiix'v Illillli'illdlv lul‘lih'hl‘
lu
l'il'Iilliiil". \\' 1'11i-‘l-‘l\'.
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PEOPLE
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1
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VAUDEVILLE
Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures.
wiao.
10¢
sA-r'.
lllllllliiill llllill NEWS
i 'll11 ‘Illl 11-l.1~l lllllll Miami 111 -ll hold
:1 it"‘lllill llll'tllllL’ this 1111111111. .11 lb:
‘.\'111\\nlk \lclluniiut t‘l11111.
; ll11\\:_11'1l \\. 1'11), 11l 1111 ('11111-ltl1".t
’1'l111l1ing 5111111, in Noru‘alk. is >l1.'lill
”011; lollax in .‘1111\' York city oul
'.l"?>:-i,
.ililitn' .All'lul i'I. \uslin has lotus-\cd
his olllcw l1'111n llm line-onu- building
to iT1\\'11'zl hil'i‘l“.lll ilu' 1'1'111'11l'i‘. ll
.I1ll11111'1l1‘s slorc.
\\‘1ll1ai11 lloran
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11ml.\I.11~1-1'.\.‘1-!.~.'1111i111\\.~1,1.| \‘.11'1\.1ll. ,
lakln; part 111 lip"
\\1'1‘1'
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(‘ zli'r 1111'
111111111; thus.-
leI‘ll by tho 1‘111‘13’11 pupils
ll .\'1iu|:111, ;.1 1l111
til
fut-1.11 11111111111 1-'l11111l1 cbapcl. llnubul'y.
lm tuning- - 1
()111- oi illl‘ itlll' lrollr'y can 1111111111
I‘111 \\‘lnnipuuk Saturday"11191111111. j .1.1p- I
111i tlnr rails, nhilu roundiu: ll111.1'111'\1-”
.111 Xaslls 1'111'111'1',u!11l look :11 tl‘n' silic-
mull-r 'l‘lnr car ltiru llh way across
lln- road and collnb'tl with the lai'ac
gll‘cl' on 1111' cul'ncr. 1l1111111gi12'; Iil'.‘ lioni
ol‘ llll' 11:11 cousilhuubly
liniincti
lithu 11,1 t‘ou1111is.~lon11 liani i
cxi'll'isc curl» till-51' llil,\'h‘
1h.» outsidn 111‘ lhcir Minions
Islmclxccpt-M b.111 11111 11>1'1l.1s 111111l1
1'1'111- .1~' ll11\,1 might, and as a rcsultu,
Sll'i‘lllllS llll‘llt‘tl Oil Illi‘ \\‘llllliiws.
maltcr
the police
\"111'.1.~."lrii1c. l. 0. ll. .‘1l.. of tilt..-
cily. lllllldlt'il Illl't'i‘ candidalca into
il11' 111,1si111'ics 111‘ lbc adoption dcurcc
last owning. NcM "lucsdiu night lbc
11.11“":11l01 tlcgrcu will bc worked on 11
lar-tn Macs for l 11c1~ 'l‘1il1c by lwnck
opolunauh 'i 1'.ibc ot' llllll"Pll()ll l"l1cr11
will .1111. I111 :111 culmlai1uuc111 and 11'-
i'i'cslunonts on that occasion, A (ll-lc
gallon 01' .\'cu' (‘anaan Rod Air-n .is cx-
pcclod thc 111.11.. night.
NOT EVEN BIRDS EXEMPT.
'l'ltc
Clause of Constitution.
\\‘.—\Sliil\‘(l'l‘0.\‘. licc. ii—Wild geese,
wild suan. snipe, plorers, wild pigeon
and other towls of the air that 111i-
;u'ato from north to SOuth and south
to north. may be declared by congress
as subject to the interstate conunerrc
laws. Representative Weeks of Massa
chusetts introduced a bill yesteidzy
dcclaring it the 1lghl of congress to
lcgislntc regarding birds that migrate
from state to state during the rariouu
seasons of thc year. and authorizing
the dcparuncut of agriculture to pro-3
mulcatc regulations for the protection
oi' thc birds
MRS. VARGA WANTS DIVORCE
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and Treated Her Cruelty.
Papers were moved this 111011111111, I1,\
attiou for divmce brought by liniy
Varga against hcr husband Amlnus
Varga. who is employed at the Loans‘
burr, Mutltcuson & Company shoe tac-
l(ii‘,\'.
'illrs.\7111'.ga in 1101' bill of complaint,
habitual drunkm'd fora your and that
he has been guilty of intoleinble cruel-
ty for two years The case is returna-
hie to thc Januaiy m in of the. Superior
Court. at Bridgeport.
’l‘hc. couple were married in Decom-
her, 1898. and have no children,
W
REGENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.—«Arrlvetl;
Finland, from Antwerp.
Sir.
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Siticwalks coym'vd with icc from illo-
was cm .1111 1\\i1,5
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Federal Regulation Under Post-Roads,
Says He Has Been Drunk for a Year.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scullcy. in 111. .
HOYT‘ S THEATRE.
Benefit Town High School
MAMMOTH PRODUCTION
OF
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW.
inn- 111 1111- most claboralc and spac—
,t11cula'.' productions ercr put up the
~<l11Ll,1'
AT HOYT‘S THEATRE.
Friday. Saturday and Saturday Mati-
nee. December it and 12.
'Best Seats. 50c and 25c: All Matinee
Seats. 25c,
300-——PEOPLE lN CAST—300
Milllilitl'llll'lll of Miss: l1|a Lucicnno
\\‘uull, with ..\l1'. ii. ii, .\‘cwioi1. t'ormcro
[_\' 111' London. ling, musical director.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18.
E. D. STAIR PRESENTS THE‘PRE
MIERS OF FUN.
The Rays
JOHNNY AND EMMA.
in thc Brilliant Musical Comedy.
King Casey
1 TUNEFUL MUSIC.
CLEVER COMEDIANS.
i GORGEOUS COSTUMES.
50~PEOPLE-50
ELABORATE SCENERY.
BEAUTIFUL. BEWITCHlNG SHOW_
GIRLS.
PRICES .......... 2-50. 500. 756, $1.00
BASKET BALL
NORWALK ARMORY
:EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
. Norwalk Basketball Team
I (Team F).
Representing Seventh Company.
(Toast Artillcry Corps. formerly (lillil'
ponyiv‘.'l‘ln1dlni11nt1v C. N (‘1.
Next Game. Monday, December 14th
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l METROPOLITANS.
I Preliminary Game.
Dancing from 10 o’cloek until 12.
This is the team that has been play"
5int;- 11‘. the Armory for ion years: has
placcd Nol'walk among 11111 top-notch-
1'1'1'. I11 bushctliall; and will conical
{Willi Mh'ldlctowu. Stamford and linu-
1l11:1'y. in an effort to bring to Norwalk
ill]? State Champlmmhip.
lADMiSSION
’ ..........250ENTS‘
First game begins at 8 o'clock.
'oLEACHEo FLOUR ADULTERATED
Such ls‘thc Decision of Secretary Wil-
son of Agriculture Department.
I WASHINGTON Dec. ..-Scctcta1\'
Ill ilson ot’ the Department of Agrlcul
iture, today ‘annOunced his decision in
rlaims that l1c1 husband has boon altho blanched flour controversy holding
that flour bleached with nitrogen por-
oxide is an adultorated product. under
the low; and that it cannot legally ho
sold in the District of Columbia. or in
the territories 01' bc transmitted in la-
ler- state commerce.
Owing‘ to the luuucnso quantity of
bleached flour now onlihnnd, Secretary
Wilson will recommend no pronccu-
thin ot "11111111111111.1111. or sellers for a
Ihcrlod of six months from this date.
Norwalk Chronicler