H NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
THuRsoAY. one. re. 1908.
Followingp
H hibitod
lHl EVENING SIIIIIHEIi
limos Golden, Editor and Proprietor.
THURSDXVBHC
IVINING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
‘ cA ALLe.
I, I! —-lrsnoh Office. Nomslk.
lie—Editorial Room.
. flab-Business Office.
ID. 1908.
Hl47~3--Edltor’s Residence.
m-fi—Clty Editor's Residence.
Wists" Aimsnso liti- Tomorrow.
Sun rises 7:09; sets 4: 24.
'High tide 1:07 a. m.; 1:15 p. m.
MABONIC DIRECTORY.
0111 Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
,Meets In IMasonio Building, South
Main street.1st and 3d Tuesdays at
each montli—July and August ex-
. oeptod~at 8 o'clock. All Muster
‘ Masons cordially invited. Charles
1'“. Mills. W M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Bee.
lutler Chapter, No. 88, R. A. M.
Meets In Masonic building, South
. Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
each month—July and August ex-
cepted-at 8 o 'clock All Royal Arcll'
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer H. P. Robert M. Wilcox Sec
‘ Ophlr Ohsp No. 52. Order Eastern Star
like“ in Masonic Building, South
Main street 2d and 41h Wednesdays
of each n10nth-.1uly and August or
copied—at 7:45 o'clock. All meni-
ben or 0. ill. S. cordially invited;
. Mrs. Amelia Becker. W. M. Mrs. Ida
Bherer. Sec
WATER WASTAGE.
The bills sent out December 1 by the.
clly wuicl' 111-111111'11111-111 have printed
on the back of bill, extracts from rules
and regulations that govern the use 111'
the public. water. Wi‘l'l‘y consumer of
H the city water can liy tilis menus 111+
come. fully informed as to the require-
ments on their part. The water ser-
vice throughout the. city is first. class
and can be maintained at the present
high standard by simply following the
. rulesund regulations. IIlvel'y patron
of the city public water receives 1.11er
. water service subject to these, condi—
tions and it. Is but reasonable that all
Should take enough pride in the use
. .01. their public conveniences to 111111
that. there exists no llcerlleset misuse
or unnecessary waste. llul'iuu lllt'
past few nights of cold wenlhl-r the
records of the. water tiepurlnu-nl show
that water is left running to \\'1l:tlt‘ :11
the rule of 000,000 gallons niulllly
Meters are being pill in as last as
practical and will probably pl'l'vcltt
I lunch of the negligence now existing.
ldvel'y user (11' tlle' 1'in plllllic water
should carefully read “lCXII'ElCI Ii“
Iprillled 1111 back 111‘ their lli't‘l'llllli'l‘
lilll.
souru NORWALK CONCLAVE.
H I Olin s Youngs Chosen Archon and J.
C. Hyde Provost.
South Norwulk (lontluve, No. 418.
.__‘lnipr0vcd Order of lleptusophs. held
an important, meeting last evening,
‘ when 11 class of eight. candidates were
,Iil’litiated and officers elected for tho
I ensuing year.
' These officers were chosen:
,, iPast Al'1'.11011~~.lol1n .1. liiguins.
. Al'OlIOll'wUllll S. Youngs.
P111VOst.~—.l. C. llyde.
Pl‘elaIc—O. S. Harris.
Inspector—Morris Baker, Jr.
, ,Wardcnwli‘red W. Force,
I Sentinel—Charles B. Gray.
Treasurer—Frank N. Ferris.
ll‘lnauciel'-l1‘l'unk lI‘. Huntington.
. SecretarymFl 11nk W Slurdevant.
Trustees—John H Bodwell, James
Paul. and Frank 1" Walel man
1.11111 evenings meeting was held in
‘South‘ Main street bllt after January
7 'first.' the lodge will hold its sessions in
I IWoodnlen‘ s Hall, in Washington street.
The new officers will be installed there
on the let meeting night in January
occasion will be made a mem-
_ it is expected that many
visitors will be present.
true concluve was visited last. eovn-
log by District Deputy W‘. R Nowell
of Ansonla
,HINOBEL PEACE PRIZES AWARDED.
CHRISTIANIA. 1111c. 10..-'1‘he No-
,hHel' Peace Prizes were awarded today
. .1Al'nolds11u, of chdcu.11ud M. 11‘.
1'. of Denmark. Built the 1".1'1ipienis
.MECHANISVILLE 11111:. 111 —-'1‘he
W woolen mills 111‘ the 11‘1encll River
‘bhiltac‘iuring Company. employing
'0 hands has been started on a day
and France will not
trialling, and the sale of tilNH
Buy only a pure,
“ritutn no
the advicel o lmedicalma scientists, ].England
the use of alum in bread-
halting powder is absolutely pro-
ape cream of tartar baking powder.
prior grade oi pure Grape
rtar. No alum—no
chain catching the lion And without
'1. doubt It prevents the bias of litany 11
11.11111 that is cul'ele'ssly tossed open on
'.1 day when it is liuldensolue for of
11111111111 1111 woman will I111 aside her for
lt‘i 1111511 the tiny Is 111il1l.
It is selling more and more usual to
patch the evening mil to the hat. and
he result is that some very dainty and
lill'llctlvc sets 111'11 seen among theatre
1th parties.
A few shreds of celery add a tasty
layer 111 many kinds oi soup. and a
good way to be sure of having some
111 band Is to dry the llnusucd 111111'1111
1f 11 bunch of celery ill the oven and
(cop them In a col'kcli 1111'. Not. as
nucll is needed of the leaves 11s of the
lilllk to got the desired flavor.
A straight, well-shaped 11111111 is the
Hi INll [SI II] Will.
it liedroom sll ipe 1's oi ribbon attached
to .1 thick 11111 11111 sole ale among the
inew 1.1,il'i 11111111.: this season. and 1111l11
iiiel than those of wool or even those
got (milled 5111111. A large bow is plus
3.1111 at the iron on the instep.
I Would you like a room whose clll'
liaius, cushions table CO\"(‘l--lll tact. tall
I the decoratiollt' were of the 111111111 kind
of fabric 11111 design? Yes? 'l‘hcn
you 1111 not livi1 ill 11 flat.‘ where every
room is used lil‘t'l‘y day but ill a lane
house where here are many rouluh
some of 11 I111 hJc. in be shut ofi‘ by tllelll
selves 11cc 11.111111 ally and so not 111'1'111111‘
tiresome
i
l
I
If you shoult see. a clear-skinned girl ‘irst requisite for wearing ”,1. 1m“-
wearing 111'lleluis1'ttc 01' lace 111' tucked “.033“! in the far-exielldt'll 1mm“,
net that has 111' its foundation gold 111 .0”
silver tissue, on11 may depend upon b
that 111111 is tho 'ougllly up to date. lI‘ol
while slicer ch illlls‘t‘l 11s are the llllllé
tllc1 very last w rd in aslllonablc neck
dressing Is this gold or silver mounted
tucker. and yer, ~1'1tfcctive it is.
Nothing could be Iovcllcl fol 11 edit
i‘lll'e ornament to i]."('iOlu]liIll_\ a white
owning gown tlan the semi wreath oi
lleuvos any tiny buds tipped at 11.11 ll
end with a cluster of pure white lilies
with gold stamens.
People who 1 11111111 from eating but
1111' because they believe it to be all
healthy will ill d that no evil results
follow the use of cold butter. It Iii
when it is melted with hot substances
that 0111 disagrteable acid condition oi
the stomach ls brought 1111.
Heavy ll'isll lace and wide black vel
vet. ribbon colllbine tastefully in the
bodice decoration for gowns of almost
any color.
Fashionable l‘inl'isieunes are wearing
face veils with 1111 lllt‘ll'wlilll 111111.11 (11
for about the bittoul.
Too few pnl'e its realize i1111 llllpOI‘t'
once of pl'oviliilg the'sellool children
who have hollnI study to do with a
desk and chair if correct height. and a
quiet. corner 111 which to work, A ill-
tlo thought will convince sensible peo
pic that 11. child cannot, 1111 creditable
work seated lll . n uncomfortable chair
ill a roomful Oi people. Isn't there a
gift suggestion n this?
Though mull and scarf chains are
not. numerous (as they used to be)
there can be no 1111111111111 to 11 fine. gold
The coarser the ribs. the more t‘nsll
Double the silk, seems to he the rule
11 selecting Ottoman for 11 Willing cos
‘ulne. Beautiful shades of soft blue.
:l'ecn and garnet in this newold silk
111,». the bases of some elegant 10th air
cl'lloon costumes.
illlcll. but two colors oi’ the some kind
is 11 llliigniflcent set. of black toy with
Idlgnusand head ornaments oi white
.‘ox.
Seal is one of the preferred 1111's for
the new panel coats that. have already
been taken 11p by the Paris fashion
ililcs. The “old“ look that. some woul-
ell are afraid of braving ill wearing
this for Is entirely obviated by thi-
gruccful lines of these panel coats.
A square, shield-like piece heavily
elnlirohlel'ed 011 the front. and back of
11. bodice and Joined over the. shoulder
by three 1-111bl'oldel'ed straps is :1 sim-
ple gul'nltnvu that has the appearance
of being quite elaborate. The. lower
edge of the square just. meets the
MRI] girdle.
Even for school. the all 11171111 dress
is preferred to shirtwaist and skirt by
the very up-to—dute youlll: miss, and
many pane of the light Weight wool
are being worn this year than for
11111111 seasons.
Did you know that even sofa pillows
have fallen into 111111 with the craze for
button decorutlmls‘.’ 'l‘ho corners are
finished with large, flat billions which
are embroidered lo lulruluuire with lllp
uov.er
..
" NOTICE
Notice is llc'eby given that. the lollowillg 1s a list of the. persons assessed
benefits and damages, as the. case may be. resulting and accruing from the
taking 111 land 111 1011 layout, widening and grading of llllyview avenue. be
tween High street and llillslde s11',eet 111 this city for the public use, and for
llle layout \1'ld11llin1; and grading of said llayview lliemle, from High street to
Hillside street with tile amount of their l'espm live assesslllcllts as embodied
ill the report of the (‘ommiitee oi‘ lI"11e1l11ll1lcls accepted and 11111110111 by the
t‘olmcll 111 this c iy Dee'embel Ttl1.liiii.\‘:
Benefits. ilnnluues
A. l'llckerulnn list. heirs tNelsou lllckcl'lnau, Cornelia
W. Ileullett. Anna 1.. lllckel'lllan, Frank A. illtlli'l‘l"
_ 1111111. ll. W 11111111 .lenlllllusl ..................... #7010 $70.10
illll'r Nash l‘s leil's (Dr. Albert it. Nash, Minerva ll.
N:1sll,\'iduH.l.‘ilsl1 “lug. Mrs lIidw \\ llkinsunl ...... 1000 40.00
Bessie Sileoc k ........................................ ’{iih’b 711.851
\lilliam ll. Slllltl .................................... 021.3?- 0:131;
South Norwrllk December 10 111011
l’er order of the Council
gllsl“ PM It 'l‘AV LOR
dill 21.
City (.‘lclk.
NOTICE
Notice is 119191in given to ev'cly person interested by reason or his land
being taken 01' benciiled by the proposed implovelllent 01 Elm Grove street,
from West. street to the city line. 111 this city by laying out. widening and gr-ad
lug said 1131111 G11) '11. street. and by ('51. lliilshlug the. grade thereof and the side
walk lilies on said street. that a meeting, of the Council of this city will be
lleld‘at the Conn.“ chamber on Monday. Decclllbcr 21st, 11108, at 8 o‘clock p.
111.. when said Council will hear objections to such layout. alteration and wid-
ening and to the grade thereof, and to the establishment of sidewalk lines on
said sheet, and to the descriptivo Sill'\t‘\ oi said street 111111 the. estimate or
appraisal of b11111 file or damages as the case may be. resulting 01' accruing
to any person or persons from the takIng of land for the public. use as afore-
said. or hem and layout. alteration and widening. or from the establishment
of the grade. titer of. or from the establishment of sidewalk lines thereon and
will also hear all parties interested ill 11111111011 to the acceptance 01 the report
in whole or in part, of its Committee of lIl'eelloldel's appointed to make such
layout. alteration and widening. and ill regard to any modification or (bangs
111 said leport.
The following is a list. of the persons whose property is assessed and the
amount of their 'espcctlve assessments, as obntaincd 111 said report of said
r‘reeholdcrs:
Damages over Benefits over
Name of Owner Damages. benefits. Benefits. Damages.
Mrs. Harriet Raymond ..... $213.00 $117.00 $ 911.00
Frank N. Ferris .... ...... . 1911.00 1111.00 102.00
John H. Knapp ........... 205.90 ll’1‘.00 80.00
Mrs. Amy 11. Ray loud. . 30.00 1011.00 $1321.60
A A. 6’1 11.0. R11 mond.. 2511.00 1111.10 53.15 ‘
Mrs. Mary 'lownslnd ...... 7.5.00 813.111" 11.10
(,under Amnlllndlen ...... 2:10.110 1:13.70 100.10
.luliills Brown ............. 2115.00 1115.510 1111.511
August \l'iclunanr 212.80 156.80 511.00
A. A Kc R. 0 Rlll'lnondm 42.00 1111.13 I,._ 08.53
- Joseph Klska ............. 30.00 201.311 171.311
Mrs. Ella J. Fox ........... 25.00 1115.20 120.20
A. A. K: R. 0. Ba 11101111.... 1117.00 51.00 01100
South Norwal. December 10th. 100.11.
JOSEPH R. TAY.LOR
City Clerk;
Per order of Ike Council,
(“0 2i.
Not, only are two kinds or for com.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
State Senator Alwster Speaks on the
Fertlllser Trust.
last day's session of the. Connecticut
State Board oi Agriculture's 11111111111
.1ll1i winter lllec ting was marked today
by an address 1111 the topic “'1‘ he. 11 e1-
lilizel' Trust." which was not oil the
program, by State Senator Francis M-
hour or Iliel'iden. l\ll‘. A,iwatel' said
111 purl:
“Does the (‘11111111cii1ut illl'lnel' l'cal-
11111 the tribute. he pays to 11111 lel'tiii~
1.1-1' trust? lines he realize that be Is
III the highwaylnun‘s grip. and that
for every toll 111' fertilizer he buys ls
paying sixteen [1111' 111111 111111'1,1 than
the farmer 1111 1.11111: Island or 111 New
York state (lelltlenl11u,l 11111 here to
apprise. you oi that [1.1111 today. 1 11111
here to tell you that. on fifteen tl111u~
sulld tons and ov'el sold lll this state
the poor i'11l'111el' pays a tribute of Slut),-
1101) more than the farmers pay Just
over the border 111 New York state 1111'
the same amount (11' 1111111111111. 'iflle.
facts have. been given to 11111 to protect.
you 111111111111. this great discrimination,
which has been going 1111 1111' 111111111
11".” and Is now being practiced. W by
lllis soil which has been worn out by
over 2100 years of continuous tillage.
dependent upon annual renewal of fer-
tilizer to make. it lil't‘iliuctlvc. should be
selmted to 11111 inllcy prices for this
commodity Is not cmrlprehensivo to
the minds untrained to the ways oi
running :1 successful il'llsi business
Wily the poor fur'mel 111111 lives ill the
Western purl oi (‘111111111111111 is 11111110
upon to pay $1 08 [1111 toll more than
his more fortunate neighbor In East
ern New York seems to the ullllhllcd
poor. business policy, to say llle least.
Yet, lIl comparing the instructions and
price lists sent to 11111 agents 111‘ the
trust, this state of chairs ls proved
true. The information 1 import 1111'1‘111
was sent to 11111. with the statement
that. 1 am known to have always him“
the champion of the under 0111., 111111 I
was looked upon as 11 peerless ilulltil',
.1110 it was 11111111111111 that ii‘ I look up
the 1'Il,111lgc that the robbery 111m 1111
my. on would be giveu such publicity
.1111 I11 prevent its Iiilllllp,‘ place in the
future."
Senator Atwutcr went on to expluln
that be bad colnluunieutud with Peter
13. 11111011113111 Boston. whom he Chill"
icicrizes as the build of the trust, 111
regard to the above statements, and
that Mr. lll'ndlcy said his Illl'ol'lllutlon
was wrong, and that. be, Mr. Bradley.
would come to this clly.11n1l talk with
Mr. Alwater. The meeting, according
to Mr, Bradley‘s statements, said SNI-
ntor Atwatel', should have taken plllc 11
mat, w.cek Mr. Bradley did not come
.ill'. Atwutcr said.
The speaker concluded by saying
that. lllt‘ remedy for the situation was
with the. farmers themselves.
The speakers at. today‘s meeting in
eluded, besides Senator Alwatel', Prof.
H. ll. tlhuplnnn. of Yale, who spoke on
"Thu Opportunity of the State lll For-
estry”: State Forester Alll‘llll 11‘. line'-
es. who discussed 111' .1...11. 1‘oullec«
ilt‘lll r‘111‘1,Iillry"; ll. 1‘. Morrison, of
Concord, N. ll., state 511111 l‘lllli‘llllt‘lll
or public instruction, the subject 1'1l
whose address “'11:. ' l‘be l'ubllc School
11111 the Country 'l‘mvu.‘ 111111 I". M.
metals, of New Yt'lk, who treated 111
"Agriculture Ill 11111 Royal School."
Ill llll-i address 311'. il.1..'c.~ said, "We
have l11't'11 collsclvallve in taking 11p
forestry. but 1 believe (but within five
rears the farmers will realize lllill l'ur-
t-stt'y is just as much 11 part 111‘ furni-
11151 as raising 1111:1li’n or 51101111. There
1r.~ three reasons 1111' 0111111111'1'111111111 lll
orest planting in 'lllis country.
First. the dancer of‘ltfi‘est, tires; our:
and, ignorance 11s in the profit winch
can 1111 expected from plantation and
the methods oi" 111111110111; third. the.
I.llm('llll)' of obtaining nursery stock at
reasonable prices." '
lll discussing the first. reason, the
speaker said that there are 300 live
wardens ill Connecticut for 11 forest.
tree of 1.000.000 acres; or one man for
every 4,100 acres. The area burned
over by the 204 forest fires this year,
he said, was about, 16,301) acres, the
cost of extinguishing tile-fires being
$3.210. Most 111‘ 11111 fires reported
Were caused by sparks from railroad
locolllolives. Ill Silnsbul‘y. Ml'. lltlwes
said, a solution 111‘ this problem was
found by having 11 1111111 patrol the land
along the railroad tracks, 111111411111 oi
~‘lu- cost Incident to this procedure be-
ing borne by the railroad, and the re-
mainder of the expense jointly by the
town and the persons whose property
adjournu the railroad.
As to the second reason, Mr. ll'uwcs
said. “it‘ we. could show owners of
waste 1111111 how much timber they
could raise ill a 1111 on length of lilne,
it would be comparatively easy to in-
duce many land owners to plant for-
ests.‘
Upon the third point. he said that
the state this yeai had sold to Con-
necticut furthers at cost price a half
million trees. 1111’ suggested that. the
general assembly meet and establish
To the Board of County Commission-
era of Fail'liold County:
I hereby apply for a liruggist.‘s ll-
cease. to sell Spirituous alld l11tox~
eating Liquors. Ale, Lager. lleer,
Rhine Wine and Cider. at 205 Wash
ingion street. (bridge Drug Store).
Town of Norwalk.
Dated at. Norwalk. this 8111 day of
December. A. 11.. 1908.
JAMES PARKER
Applicant
We 9. the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as dcillled by law. of the
Town of Norwaik hereby endorse the
application of the above named James
Parker for such license. and We do
severally certify each :101' himself that
we are taxpayers owning real estate
situated Ill said Town of Norwalk. and
that we. have not. endorsed the appli-'
cation of any other person for a ll
sense to sell spirituous and Intoxicat-
lng liquors during the ensuing your.
Dated at. Norwulk, this iltll day 01"
December. A. 11.. 1908.
Samuel .1. Smith. Charles H. Gehr
ninlul Robert. .loselovsky, Peter J.
Burke, Edwin B. Smith.
I hereby certify that. the above num-
' ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
ol's. as defined by law, of the Town of
Nol',wulk and that they have signed for
no other applicant. .
111111111 at Norwnlk. this 9th day of
December. A. 1).. 1908.
, HERBERT R. SMI'I‘l-i,
mo 17 I Town Clerk.
I
MERIDEN. Doc. Mir—Tho third and
I
...... ... ... -.....
Men’s 501: Neckties,
25c
lion's Handsome Reversible Silk
lI‘oul'in-llamls, black. white. red,
navy. (‘11111'111l1a1rell green. lavender,
purpli- and garnet. All 501- quality.
FRIDAY 251'.
1W1ilnen’ s 391: Neck
wear. .251:
Arranged 1111 a table ill Illl‘ 11111111
llisle: easy to select from; 11111111111
everything in the (Wild “1111 111
shown 1111 this table: 1'llill1111. silk,
tllillrilllli'l‘i'il 111111 tuilorulllule styles,
1101' value. H
FRIDAY 25c
$3.50 Waiéls, $2.49
A Waist is 1111 always acceptable
gift. “by not buy tomorrow 11
handsome Waist? lleuulul'ly priced
$3.511,
AT $2.49.
$2.50 Parlor Lamp,
$1.98
Beautiful 111'\\' designs in Lumps.
all colors, 1.1111111 tillls. central drillt
l1111'llcl'. $3.31ll’illllv.
FRIDAY $1.98.
WMW“MO“W“M
Friday Specials
000060000 ”ON00909900090”...90.COCOOOMOMMOQQOOOWMOQMOOMOO
Do Your Christmas Buylng Early
while there is a big assortment. Do your buying here,
Tomorrow. when you get HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE
At “BARGAIN FRIDHHAY” Prices
ONM”“MW“M”¢OO
.. ......fl... . ...... .wvav—A—I
Women’s 15c Hand-
kerchiefs. 12 l-Zc
Women‘s lI‘ille Quality Pure i.i11«
1'11 liallllkel'clllcl's. every initial.
t'lual'lllltced the best li’m value on
the market.
FRIDAY 12I/2c.
... .. .-.”...M. ......v. .... ...- ”...—...“.
$1. 00 Jewel Cases,
75c
(told 111' Oxidized Jewel (“uses of
plated ware. IinI-il wlill dainty silks.
Sold regularly at $1.00.
FRIDAY 75c.
35c Perfumes. 251:
Roger &.
best extracts.
(‘olgnic's.
tiallei‘s 11 117..
all odors.
FRIDAY 25c BOTTLE.
Brown’s 01'
hot 1 lo,
Carpet Sweepers.
$2.39
The truly practical gift for the
housewife«The "Illssell." llcizlllar
Dl'lt‘l' $2.60.
AT $2.39.
_ .
25c Writing Paper,
15c
21 Sheets of Paper and 24 Enve-
li’lllcs, in a very pretty holly box.
Regularly sold 251'.
FRIDAY 15c.
$1.00 Boys’ Sweat-
ers, 531:
Iloys‘ (‘I'roy Cont. Sweaters; have
never her-'11 sold at such a ridicu-
lous price. Buy a Xmas gift here.
FRIDAY FOR 53c.
$1.00 Pictures, 750
Exquisite Pictures, 1111 subjects,
pl'ettily tinted, about 11 dozen to
chose from. Regular $1.00 value.
FRIDAY 751;.
$1.00 Lemonade
Sets, 69c
I‘:.'.. 'y Lemonade Sets. consisting
ol‘ jug alld tray with six glasses.
Regularly sold $1.00.
FRIDAY 696.
35c Books, 25c
51111 Alger and llenty Books for
boys. H
FRIDAY 25c.
so that,
being
state forests 111 every county.
the farmers can see what ls
done at home.
WINSTED PASTOR RESIGNS.
\\'l‘.\‘S’l‘lIIl'l. llee. lil.~—li1'v. ii. I". Kltl‘
111-1'. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
t‘llul'eh here lol- the. past. 111.11 years. has
tendered his resignation to lake efi'ect
at the close of the conference year.
"Yes, 1111'.” said the pompous indiv-
idual. “I always pay cash for every-
thing i got." “Dear, me.‘ exclaimed
the limiter of fact person, 'whai's -tile
mailer with “I~--—t‘.hi(' ago
your credit
Daily News. ‘
Endorsed
by:
Everybody
, Everybody who has ever used
our coffees endorses them. At
each price you'll find advocates.
'One kind ‘ suits 'one. another
kind satisfies others. There's I
kind for every taste. These Cof-
fees. are our importation. our
own roasting—we can vouch for
their being exactly right In ev-
ery.psrticulsr. The prices are
lower, grade for grade, than oth-
ers sell at. because we deal dl-
rent with the people Therefore
If you want a low-priced Coffee
that is good. or a higher priced
one that Is supreme in excel-
lence. We would like to sell you.
Our Mocha a Java Blend st,
251: a pound tips the scales on
any you can buy elsewhere for
less than 351:.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.,
126 Washington Street,
Tel. 542 3. ,
TEA. COFFEE and SUGAR
Headquartei's oi the City,
Select Groceries
Tells and Coffees
A. "F. BECKMANN 81 CO.,
83 and 85 Washington 'St., SouthNorwalk.
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EXPECTS TO —FIND BODY IN
SWAMP.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Dec. 10.——Chie.t
of Police lieims..ol‘ lluldswillsville, a
village. 1‘.). miles north of this city,
has ill his possession a suit case, l’oulld
el and 11 letter addressed to James id.
anler, signed by '1‘. E. bowler. of
No. 3511 Amsterdam avenue. New York,
informing hiln of his mother‘s death.
James E. Lawlel', a Western horse~
mall. attended the Grand Circuit races
at Syracuse 111 1907 and disappeared.
(lhlcf Helms believes bowlers body
will be found 111 the swamp and that
the'casc is one of murder 01' suicide.
GRANGE To CELEBRATE ANNI-
VERSARY.
STERI.1ING, Dec. “ll—The Ekonk
Grange will observe the twentieth a11-
,niversury of its organization Saturday.
with a meeting of the slate Officers
and others prominent in grunge cir-
cles. Dr. George A. Bowen, of Wood-
stock, Past High Priest. Demeter and
State Grand Master 1‘ ll. Henley. are
expected to make addresses. 1
WABO
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a“ 11. 1111 ltlllll in line lllvll 8111an
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in a swamp. containing'a‘t‘l‘lan‘s appar-I
ERB MURDER CASE TRIAL,
MEDIA, Pu., Dec. 10.-'l‘he sensa-
tional murder of J. Clayton Erb. the.
Well known Philadelphia politician.
will come before the Delaware county
grand jury here today, when the dis.
trict attorney will present indictments
against Mrs. M. Flortnce Erb. the wife
and her sister Mrs. Catherine Belsel.
charging them with the crime. The
Wltnesses will be principally servants.
Mrs. Beisel is still in jail. Erb was
shot and killed, it is charged, by Mrs
Beisel utter a quarrel on the night. oi
October 6, in Erb's country home new
here. it the accused women are ill-
dicted their plea at their trial will be.
self defense.
RUSSIAN SECRETARY on LEAVE.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dee. 10..-—M do
Thai. second secretary or the Russian
embassy at Washington, has arrived
here on leave of absence. He has been
in conference with Foreign Minister
Iswolsky.
PAN-AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC CON-
GRESB.
SANTIAGO Chile. Dee. 10.-'l‘l11-
American delegates to the Pan- Amer
lcnn Scientific Congress arrived hole
today. The congress will convene De-
cember 25. 4
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