' Take LAXA'NVE
VOLTAX the wonderful
will protect metal roofs from
set in.
linen. It Is the best paint for
peter Our INSULATING VARNISH IS one of the wonders of
.- the age.
FOR SALE BY
CHARLES E. DOW
III WAITINGTQN STREET
JAPANY'S SYMPATHY FOR ITALY.
TOKIO. Jan 7~.’l‘lIII. House. of lien
InaentativoH . which in tho lowest
branch of the Japanese Diet. look liC
tlon today ‘In eonn‘eetlon with Itho
oalthqnake calamity in Southern ltIIlI.
by deciding to send II message of con-
doleneo and syplpnihy to the Italian
government ‘
ro ouae A'cOLo IN one DAY
BROMO Qulnine
Tablets. Druggtsts refund money if it
falls to cure: Fl.- W. GROVE'S signa-
ture is on each box. 25c
m
A $200,000 FIRE IN ARKANSAS.
TEXARKANA. Ark. .lnu. 7."~Sllolli)
after midnight last night the In the
Haydon Dry lioodH Company and the
Chatfleld Hardware COIIImey‘s eatnb
; . lishm‘entnnd Cnssldav's Moon in East
‘, Broad street. caused Si. M00 000 damage.
- witchlng. t0ItuI"lIIg skin er.nptlouH
disfigure; annoI". (ll'ch om» wild.
"DOHII'S ()lIItI.IIont brings quick relief
z. ..
‘ - «so minister.
and lasting euros.
iI‘iI'tI" eenls In any
drug store. .
L. queers AT WHITE HOUSE oIN
NER.
"WASllth‘,"l‘0N JIIII. T.—~'l‘lle Chill-
Wu I‘IIII: lI‘IIIIg". Senator
Lodge and Mrs. Harriet illniue Iieule
. were gust-its at the dinner at the \\ bite
J YARD TEL. 46-2.
noun. last night.
a
MI". Manufacurr
by the Electric Cable (30., is FIREPROOF, Waterproof.
RUST PROOF, and cannot be removed save by wear. It
will remedy the defect and preserve the roof.
VOLTAX will stick to galvanized Iron. brass. copper. etc. It
may be applied to smoke stacks. boiler fronts. steam pipes, etc.
"It will withstand acids, hot water and fumes. and' Is the only
"_ ‘baint for plating and scaling tanks. It will waterproof con-
paint made In BRIDGEPORT
corrosion and if corrosion has
vessels' bottoms. under boilers.
SOUTH NORWALK
:JEFFRIES MAY FIGHT AGAIN
1.08 I‘INtlEl this. (?.,III .lnn 7.—~'liuIt
lunms l. ."leffltos in roI-IponHo III the re
quest of the Hportlug public that he
Iltlompt to wrest the heavyweight
(‘lllllilplUllHlllll Irolu .lnI‘kslolInson. mnl
decide to don the gloves again. in II he-
lluf ibui \IIIIIH strengthened last night
III" the IIIIIIouIIIoIIIeuI of those elom
to tho for-mm elIIIIuplIuI that he wouldu
begin light quIIuIIIluIII work lquorIow
Ilud continue working out three times
II' week. .leffrlos himself (Ulllillllt'b’ to
deny that. he has decided to light
lohusou but those eloHoHl to him ox
poet Illo stnteIuIIn ronI him at our
minute that he will try conclusions
with the now IIlIImIploII.
rnoemc POST OFFICE EXPENDI
lruaes.
WASHINGTON. .lnn. 7.——~WIIII II
View of ascertaining how the 222,000,-
(lollnpproprlnted annually for the M.
ponaoH ot’ the postal service is oxpondI
on. the house oonIIulIIoo on post-omen
cxpendlturou has" Started its probe
“hull"uutu Wuugor’s committee III on
gum-d in I-xIIIIIlulng conditions III the
“titre of the pure-hurling IIgI‘IItH.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK BILL.
WASHINIII'l'ON. .luu. 7.-~-~lt in ex-
uoetod that suthnIIIIIIl progress wil'
he made in the adoption of umoud-
Ineuts lo the postal aninga lliillliIlllll
when the senate quotH today
."lliiiRlAlliMlNli
ENTERIAINRENIS
1mg".- ever;
‘ HIGH crass
Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures.
MAT I NE E
‘ that the Holiday rush
stem 0f making 'lhursli
For this weelI lea have chosen
to see our large line of Ladies'. Aprons—over
fly numbers and styles—in prices
nine small A rons,
pfull.
2.4.». ."I
"maniac
XPt years.
ER, 1, a. an will!
Popular? f” , . _ . . ;" 5.9m...» . .
WITH THE: ‘ - , -"NOR.WALK_
l’EOPLE‘V . CONN. I,
I‘ "
. — IrssIr
plain and fancy. More styles large and
'All at popular prices.
smrLE APRONS AT loosr on snow.
v-Iggery to a Palace.
ammo
duper- LADDER
Gl‘. IVL. MAN/IMF?
VAUDEVILLE
WE [1").
SAT.
is over, we will resume our
ay 8 day of specials.
MILL ’l‘EL. 45-3.
lion
FIR GUTTER. Mo sizes.
‘ , ReserI‘Ied Seats 200
Hill BRME [Ill
Hearing oi l’elitou ol Edith Aims
Nichols II Vory Tame Allair
‘ltlI Aims .\‘iI|IolH \I‘IIH yesterday
”mun (I tll\lll"'\l Irom IIrIIucls LI.
NI‘IiIolH or lllnr II llthli one at"
editors or Ilu- HI- lIllllll(' Amer-lean by
Judge tingox. in tin :ivil Hupollortumt.
l).rertlon Iran-- the around. Mrs. Ni-
ehols lIIIIl eluIrnwl hoféhuslnuul \vilh
crueltr Illill llllll nuntloued Homo ox
tiling details in II it Iss ("Inupluiul Illed
by hot illlUI'llt\ but this matter was
not toutlud upon .II the luI",nIlItg nud
llw expected HI" IIs‘I Iii'lllti (llll lllll [untur-
lulizo.
MIHH Nichols illilltitl'ml in the
loom ("hid in II hnIIdHIulIII
grooll. Hho noro t 1;"llao
With wuvlug plnulos»
uroqupIIIiioIl In In: mother mu] bro-
lilt‘l', \\’IlllI'I' I_ All“; of Moo York.
The full" petition: l‘ (untitled that. t-lllo
IIIuIII"i'I-Il .\l"l|i|l‘4 llwomlwr 19,1901
She (ll‘i'lill‘t'tl .~.ln- “II” on II trip to
California in XIIIIIIIlu-II 1904 and
when she return: «I “‘1 hqunud reins.
.III to live wiIlI hm. She asked him
eourt
gown of
black hat
to lllliti llt'l‘ llilll‘I, and wrote. hiuI
Ililll)‘ lotion; iu lilI" :IIIIIII- Hiram, but
he refused Io been to IIIIlroIItiI-s.
Eight lottern \‘l'llt- u by Mrs. NlebulH
were IntroIlIII ml
'l‘llI} “’llllt‘b‘h sI'IIIl
buud lllltl lll‘l'tl "in I‘nrh liuelI at the
time of Ibo (it v mo! I\l‘toI that she
resided with lltl II: ,. I I'l‘ in No“ Yolk,
."IIIIl trotpunllI t lll"lt‘ to .IHII
\‘lI-hols to min" In! hick. Ho ulnuyI-l
replied, the \lllllv"v» -~:Iid. thaI ho. was
fruit of lllllll‘llll ll": that he didn‘t
IIIoII \\ll\' be II > nutrriod her, and
"nude ("Ithol buun" .. II: and Insulting
remarks Mil. MI ' _. to Hold hoI" lIInII-
|mud was one In In editors of the
Seleuiilh" .\lllI'l'lI and had an in-
"oIIIo nt‘ SLIIIIII n we.
The plIIiIIIill“~ n Moor Iosllllod that
her IIIIughII-r Illt'llli Med with Nichols
IiIIeo NovqulwI I'M :IIId ho hnd nov-
'I‘ IIoIItIiluItod II. III I" support since
hon. “'"Illlur | \.-:I. Kiin,‘ testimony
Iloug tho :‘illliI' In.
'l‘hou ennw llil' I: .
iu- illitl her bus-
(I t‘.
lieu of alimony.
ll hor oriuiuni illltil‘ Illli Mrs. Nichol-s
"-nm her husband «I I worth “2.000,
ml Attorneys Stilt, tuIlHoII IIIId Wil~
:lnm li. ("mutt I. "oprIIHouIing Ni-
Ihols. denied Il.I i‘ho)" estimated
’IIIII their IIIiI-ul worth $5.000.
ludgo (Inger IlllIMv -I
tmund’or dew lilI'
uouy of sum. II. In ;
I‘olmulry l,
lI‘l"IIIII"l.‘" II. No! .
‘0"i.‘(‘ Stilt lllll‘gllll‘,
(pried lIlIII ileum.
Iotlou was villul" ..
IIHo hnd been IIIII
iron lil‘rllllflhilllt I.
-n mum» of ICIIIII. \
idea at lBIitlI HIM.
IoI" lilollti‘l‘, \Ilnv l
venlthy.
l decree on the
III! allowed till"
.zid on or hetero
had filed II Ili-
" at his wire. (in-
lillle but this"
alter the other
_ 'l‘lle Wile \I'IIH
_ «onto her Innin-
Slu- uuw re:
\‘ow York. with
.d to ho \‘ory
One doesn‘t IquIl
Int. it noqutlIIIos I... "
IIItelIoH ouo Ill ll.
-" lying to work.
nlIu" about who
[liliRlllNMfltlS
HOYT’S "mamas ~
WMUDERN ARIHY
3—-—DAY 8—3
Commencing Jan. 7th
Anthony Geronimo. ueneral Manager
Trank Chase ....... Resident Manager
Nm. H. Clune ...... Musical Director
NAlADA Ii (30.,
”Nymph of the Sea"
.‘ORDAN BRANICK AND QHILUTA.
~.,',l',on'r Kalz‘ nghtppt
ZANNY 5; CO":
Cartoonist;
SHAFTER a SHAFTER.
Singers and Dancers
RAY MURRAY,
Singer 0! Popular Songs
MOTION PICTURES
r'
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matineo"2:80 - Evenings 8:15
ADMISSION - 10c
Box seats 35o
Telephone 112 '
M
‘IEflTlRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
M0N0Av AND rubasoA‘r
EVERY" MONDAY NIGHT
Norwalk Basketball Team
4 ~ .lToam F).
Representing Seventh Company.
Coast Artillery Cm ps formerly Cour
pany F. Third Intantry. c: N. G.
‘2‘ NEXTG AME:
MONDAY EVENING. JAHUARV 11th
TE AM F
DIaInond Wanderers
I: or NEW JERSEY . .
PRELIMINARY GAME: .
NUT M208 vs. PAaTlMEs. -
sash waronrs and com).
A0MI03I0N...............2Il cENTs
DANCING AFTER 0AM“ ‘
l
,
tho ‘
The plaintiff was .
' for judgnu III for
. tile answer: Lillian
”HM”
., t...
I II I
r.
i I. do. 1.3%”:
ll aim I brilliant. study light
witkihr lulul improved central dull humor
B‘I‘AKDAH
Where you want II-—-
‘ lithe: you Ivan! II—
No smoke—no smell-”no trouble;
Ollén you want heat in a" hurry i," ,
in some room in the house the lur-
nace Ilpes annuals ll'e roomy lo
rIckupandII-rrvi
Irritation on Healer
(Equipped wlill Smokeleu Device)
to the room you want to heal-fluilable lor any room in the
house. it has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing .
smoke or ‘smell—-—lurn the wick as high as you can Or
as low as you like—brass lout holds 4 quarts oi oil
that gives out glowing heat lor 9 hours. Fin-
ished in japan and nickel—an ornament
anywhercw Every healer warranted.
[int main: study a pleasure. Mode 9i in“ nithrl plated ud quippd
livery lamp won-old
you cannot obi-in the Perfection Oil Healer or Raye Lump h-
m! lulu write to our nearest: loot-y lot domiplive circular.
1’ HT.“ COMPANY
sham: I
llllllll\lll\llillililllllllillllllllllllllllll\il\lll\l\\\\l\\\l\\l\l\l\
MOTIONS
M
Many Actions Scheduled lor Short
Calendar Session Tomorrow.
llst for the Superior Court for tumor-
row:
National Fire Proilug (To. In.
lN summon 'co’o'm’. ..
‘ The following is tiltI short enlIIIIduI".
. toumegntionni Ibuleh will
; tonight
I
'l‘ () \\’ ll
of Hunting III MN. on motion In re.
Horn: tho
(tour! of Errors"; William linwlol"
(‘0. \‘S, .lIIIIule ill. "'I Lowe, on piou III
:IlIIItoIIIoIII: Murnnret l-lIIglII-s vs. .\lnt~
(how lltluhos. IIII defendant's motion
to oxpuuuo; Magdalena L. ‘Mnnvllle
\‘8. Edward ll. Itinnvllle. on motion for
permission to amend complaint; Min-
euso for III]\iI‘o III SupI'eIIIo:
& ,
.In Visit their daughter
nlo MIYNIIIIIIII‘II vs. The linulnlry and:
”Mind Street. llallwny Co.
Illf'n IlquurIer to “part
l‘hnrlor. - ii. Hutchinson
t‘hzrrlts ll
IoeoiI""'oI I: Iolum or payment or divi-
Iiond and IIIuIl ludpmout; l-Iwinmd 5.
Match. Il Iii. Is \\‘illlzuu Pools. of ux.
till defendant's
ole.; James A.
Tnxior.
on plain
of answer;
i‘l (\l.
to strike I’I‘"onI jurt duckoi. "
I'l lllh’.
emu-H;
.l. \Vorroll. of Its. a I‘olTelomIn‘: Blur;
Dom-rt)" \"H. “arid Quintin. ilillllllllh‘"
trulur. defendant's motion to strike
From jury docket, and pluintilf's IuII
thin to lilo mueutlod reply: Matthew
1‘3. ()‘llrloll \"H. W. 0. .‘llnrshnll. for
luduumut for failure to comply with
order of court: Frederick A. Cooper
\"s". III-unis II). .\Ie.\‘IIIIuIrn. for permis—
sion to die reply; George, S. Walsh vs.
Louis Udehunn. on motion for bond
for prosecution: \\’ualoy Russell \‘9.
l‘ho linuhury &. iiothol Street Railway
('70.. for Judgznlenl for want of ans»
wer; Lewis (l. tireou vs. Dudley lI‘I.
Hoyt. on foreclosure". Arlhur A. .\lil-
ilvr vs. Stella ’1‘. Miller. for allowance
of counsel lees: Mary ll. Loomis \"H.
linlou Metallic Cartridge (You for non
mission to lilo reply: Morris Il.
lteurdsley. executor. of nl.. appeal
from cInuIIIiHslIqurs on estate of
Agnes Colic)", reply to answer: .lesslo
C. Smith \"H. Edward C. Smith. on
motion for alimony ponduulo lilo:
lI‘muk Miller rs. Joseph Laue" or III.
on motion to reopen judgment and to
("lie Aodu liomlv. us (Io—defendant". lI‘II-
lon llnnrnhun ot an.. earn. oto.. \"H
Morris 1. Nichols. iiIlIII., etc, for loure
it) Ilio defendant's motion to orpunge:
t‘iIIIrloH O. Werwlu \"s. Agnes .\1. Wet"
“in for fur-thoI order of'uoiice; James
N CI "Iuhluek Is". lI‘loInuee Ii Crnddueh
tor further order of notice; llomy ll
i't"ll‘_\. ndInI".. ete.. vs. Benjamin A.
ilulkloy. et “lit. for permission to the
defendant. Howard ll. Knapp. admin
iatlntor to tile pleadings", 'lho Dick
lusou Manufacturing Co. vs. The How
thorhe It: Sheila: Manufacturing Co.
for judgment. foI want of answer;
When Illil \"s. Alvin Ii. 'l‘uthlll, oi llX..
for judgment I‘m want oi answer:
Anna M. Nash VS. William P all. at
als..lorjudgn10ut for" want of answer:
\iarln lusposlto \"H. I-‘lavinno Spetrlno.
wnnt of illlSW‘OI;
3901.120 Perkins 6‘; .on vs. Frank II)
Beach. on defendant’s demurrer: 'l‘he
l’oughkeepaie Glass Works (‘0 \"s
l‘rhnk E Beach. for defendant's do
nIurror; Edwin H. Abrams vs \\'-ll
liam F Day, on defendant's motion In
ninko complaint more sheclfic; M ed
crlc'k H. Perklus‘ (it hi” vs. Cherie
Louise Mmtln. et AL. on order III
notice; Harriet ll. Campbell et at.
appeal from probate for furtheI ()lili‘l'
of notice; Henry L. Freoou \"H. Ida
P. F‘I econ on plaiutlfl“ s motion to put
case on uncontested lst for failure to
they re. Hurxrl .l.
Riley. on motion for lturiber order of
notice: Louise Woodslro vs. (‘lnreuee
\Voodslde. on motion fox furthm order
of notice; William F. Acton \"s. .leu-
nle C. Ferris et al. .. oxecutom for
judgment for" w‘at of answer III
amended complaint.
Uncontested Divorces.
The following are the. uncontested
divorce oases: llérbmt 'l‘ Thurber
vs. Hattie A. Thurber. Edith 1. Hanna
vs. Joseph Hanna. Elna Stormroit. vs
Carl 0. Stormfolt. Lillian Holden. \"s
.Orland Holden Bernard Doolrxnan \"s
Edith Decklnan. Mary E. Ward \3
Michael Ward.
Only those who love really know.
\‘s.:
l‘ loIIIiug on heropluueo ol .
IIIoIloII to Hi‘ll.‘|i‘.‘\ll","
‘l'ell’or , \"H. 'l‘hIInIuH I'. " , . _
’"d ‘I"IIIIIod III II largo I"II‘I"II- of friends in
lohu ll l’hlllips \"u (jiti oi Stamford;
on motion oi‘ the city of Stnm ‘.
ford {or lIIIigIIIeuI iII noeordIIIII-I» \IlIh.
the opinion of the. S’Iprmue (.‘nurl nix.
lsh‘on‘tt D. Mend \"s. Willlnul.j
by Sunday there
"IIISIPIIIII. ’
Miss Elsie St. John. of Broad River.
is visiting rolntivoa hero. I
lllo annual meeting or Snugntuek
be held
i‘ rank MoArullo, of Mount Vernon, .\'.
\'.. spent his New Year's holiday here,
with relatives.
\‘l. AgIIIIH‘ Child Is" in session this
afternoon, In lilo King street hump til
Mrs, J 3. Crawford.
Judge 1'). ll. lli‘liflll")‘ Ilud wife leave
here lllllltilll fur Emu llsIIuploII, MIISH.
i‘lnI dire"etoIH III the First National
linult \"iHlIIIl NI II" York oil) in n bod}.
Monday, on II business trip.
(loom:- hlIIIIIIiII. who has been enjoy
ttllz :I brief mention {mm trolleriug.
hIIII III-Hound his" run on the Bridgeport
\l't‘htpurl division.
lIlli Mend made In trip to Bridgeport.
'l‘IIoHIluy. hill In one 01' the [tel-thoro
hind. :l gouinl. jovial party, and wol-
tlIo Park t.‘lt_\".
Owing to the illness of Joseph (I.
”run lilo hearing in ”It." Iloughion
oHtIItIu, not for Monday. the llth. is
postponed to thII lStlI holore Probate
.luIlIzo lirudlo)’.
Town Clerk Joseph ti. liyntl was
taken suddenly- Ill. Monday, and com-
polled to be taken homo. lie “‘llfi III
his poHI ’I’nesdnl". though for from
well. and attending to business.
, Prospects for It largo. addition to the
Intingoa here are most fIII"".oIablo
Within the lust your largo truetIeOf
land has been disposed of in Compo
mill \lt.‘lllll\ tuont of town parties.
\IhII plltll to erect stillllnt‘r ("ultilges
there.
Now YeIII‘ s morning the sky was
lnillhxutly iilnutluntod in Chestnut Hill
:,:ee.tlon oiidontlv In it lire Two bulbs
on the property of French brothers
II om In HIroII-Ii with quantities of hay
and grain. The estimated loss is not
ill $.00
l‘ho IIIII" pigeon about New Muir's
lllilill prmo .IH (‘ht‘lllllg us was hoped
for. John “nod and l‘I"I~Il ButtoIsou
I-oIlI ""lorI illoll' eyes III home" and
llli" It‘sull II .IH IlIIII illehurxi Uroker.
one of the pm: I shots of the. club, won
with ease.
The IIIIleIIuIen lllll Tuesday lore
llilllll and disposed of the business for
tons. 'llIo motto!" of HueIoHHIII" for" tilt"
I\“"li(iilll I made by the departure of .lo-
Ieph \Ilnms IIom town and the. board
(It relief was discussed and an onrlv
IlIIelHlou will be .III"i\"eIl at .
What an opportunltv is offered" in
tho Iuoudon section of tho Forms for
lust Silth nu oIIII-Ipriso as has served
to be u profitable source for the Silal
lord Loud Improverneut Company Re-
claiming 1le meadows" is no longer“
mutter of blind speculation and it 1188
been pl‘moII in the neighboring town
i‘ll‘thl it is It profitable investment, Imm-
..
”there are 3.100 books in Jesup
librIIrI". Mrs .Iesup recently gave. a
set or eight. and a friend donated one
of Iletlon 'I‘he librarian has arranged
a number of books useful to the arte-
suu IHIllllt‘l than for entertainment. so
that turn are handy for reference
Ilol k. and is perfecting a complete set
or magazines also.- A number of Unit-
oIi States and state publications are
him) on the reference shelves.
Ono weather statlciari hero yester—
day dispensed a lot or ancient history
that may servo to settle the conditions
in this locality. He states that it is
well within his recollection. 1869 apd
1870. about the holidays, when first
such It serving weathorwlae was our
portion. Aide 's. pond was covered
with 100 of at lokness of nine inches.
and he with others. was preparing to
out It when on a Thursday rain came,
with warm won or and a. thaw, And
asn‘t any ice to talk:
about on that or Naeh‘ s pond. Later
an Interior quality was gathered that
carried this commodity over to about
August when It- was necessary to pur-
chase the coniingldlty. and ill Septem-
ber. 1870. he w l remembers Shinting
OySa ySRO a ion for ice He further.
pre lots that this winter whit reault in
no extended cold teruutp at. t our or
live days at a time wt the the extent.
with warm weather follb Wing. and ad-
I (
THURSDAY, JA‘N'. 7, I909.
L Bridgeport Advertisements. I
TheD. M.
. . *3“
Bndgeport Advertisements.
Read C0
Wicked 1837.
January Sale Continued
Do not miss any Special Value you may need.
lhe direct and only object of Ihi. .41. and the reason
for the low prices". is In bringr about an o"~tlulire C'lL'fllillll'C
within llll. fortnight. lI‘IIIrI"
lliJllM‘l-I't'tfllt‘l \lllllllil take III"—
mum of things needed and remember IhIII nearly all will
come within the special otleIiIIgH.
Rock Crystal Ware in the Sale
Salad and Fruit Bowls.
value H’Itui for $4.80.
Crystal Decanters.
\‘IIlIII-Sgoo for $4.00 Value 88.50 1‘... $6.50
‘ Value $40.00 for $8.00
Crystal Compotes.
Value $3.50 for $2.80 Value $8.le I'...I $6.40
Value 53.75 for $3.00 Value 59.50 m $7.50
Crystal Vases. .
Value $53.00 for $2.40 \iilllll' $45“ lul‘ $3.60
VIIlIIe SI]; for $1.40 \IIlIIe $7.00 1’... $5.60
. Rozanc, Tephtz and French Vases
at Half Price.
\‘IIlue Star.) for $6.00 Value $5.00 {or $2.50
Value $l0tx; for $5.00 Value $2.50 for $1.25
Value $7 :0 for $3.75 Value $2.00 for $1.00
Fancy ChIna Plates
and Salad Bowls at Half.
\‘nlue $3.th for $1.50 Value $2.00 for $1.00
Value SL75 for .88 Value 54.50 for .75
Parlor FumIture
at very special prices.
"Gold Divan. A was 3.15.00 for $6.50
Gold Chair. “It. sic-75 {or $3-75
Gold Chair. was >3 9.50 tor $3.75
Vernis Martin Chair. was 5 0.50 it" $3-75
Rockwood Chair. Mir '5‘ 3-0” it)“ $1.75
Arm Office Chairs, Special
Illur thhre I IIrIIitIIIe in
Salt".
torus lll (hairs III clearance.)
Value S: 3.50 III $18.00
Value >3- "Homo :II $16.00
\‘IIIIIII'SIIII‘I’I for $12.80
Value $l..’.I)I'I for $ 9.60
Value $10.50 for $ 8.40
ge'ueral Is reserved from this
’l‘he following list represents but It few selected pat—
\';IluI" $9.50 for $7.60
Value $0.75 for $5.40
Value 35.25 for $4.20
Value $53.50 for $2.80
Value $3.25 for $2.60
Revolving Office Chairs,
Leather and Wood Seats, Special.
Value $_II..‘5
\‘IIlue SM .50
for $25.00
‘ for $18.20
Value $5.00
Value $13.50, for $10.00
Lamb‘s wool Quits
Ready for Covering
Satines for Covering
Challis.
\I'illllt‘. :5 0.50 for S 5.20
for $4.00 ' ‘
l ' 2‘ lbs. ' tI.'II $2. 50.
l t lbs". for“ h. 75.
J 4 lbs. for $3.19
2;" inch, 121/30.
to inch. ' 15 c.
. 5c.
\\ "Ish tioods Sec.tiou. lower floor.
Do not miss those Velvet
Samples at 5 and we each.
The D. M.
Read’ A. 3:30
vines all Interested to get Ice as quick-
ly as possible with the next nearest.
LOUISE LODGE lNSTALLATlON.
Ceremony conducted by President
Noack, of Stamford.
Louise. Lodge. N0. 6. I); .(II 11., held
their rogulur monthlv meeting last
evening in their rooms in the Quartet
Club in NIIIIII Main street
The meeting was opened by the
prostdent.l\lrs_ Adam Schmidt. Last
month‘s reports were then read by the
secretary. Mrs. Bertha Mochrlng’. of:
lot" which the installation of omeers
followed. over which President Noack.
of Magdalena Lodge. of Stamford, pr-e
sided. and were as follows:
Presldent~hlrs Adam Schmidt.
VicoPIIesldeIIt—Mrs Jennie John
S0300IIIIIIII"y—~Illrs. Bertha Moehrlug.
Finance Secretary—Mrs; Adolph
Denim.
Treasur er—MI" a. Christian KI" neuter
Trustees—Miss lda H. Kraemer.
.hllss Christina Mueller and Mrs. Rul
dblplx Knlppol
During the evening there were vlsl-
tors from the Stamford, Bridgeport and
Minnesota lbdges. ‘
The meeting was then closed. after
which all present enjoyed a great
spread Which was prepared by the.
members of the Louise Lodge in honor
of several 0: their members birthday.
Muslo‘igor‘ donning was rendered by It
the‘ Misses schaub.‘ Schmidt and
Storm. which all heartily named The
visitors departed" "at a late hour for
theli" respective homes but said they
would come real often and yislt their
sister iodfie‘ it tittiesy Will always have
‘ mé
".
lF’lllll ill." I "till strains
.mIIu‘i'iimIilfiiil’f Allon‘eoTnoot-lteso inmg‘
mnnd or “hire airingbmzlnam
Kow-
rn or (Ivanhoe. Show.“
shoes Pinch. Allan’s Mt- “gunnery vfis‘linltnnt‘i‘ lei.
. ‘as Shakespeares memorial.
. Idr. .tIlié
30m autumn”
WANT NEW BATTLESHIPS.
\I’ASHINGTOH Jan. 7.—"rI'xe an
thorlzntlon of an ‘entlre squadron of
four monster battleships was urged up
on the. house committee on natal III“
fairs n hen Secretary" Newboi‘rv up-
penIcIl before that committee yesim
day. Besides the. battleships. he Said
that the nan should be. provided with
fouI new scout cruisers ton destroy
ers. four submarines three colllers.
one repair ship one ammunition ship.
and two mine laying. ships. Score
Iary Newborry told the committee that
Ibo. non battleships should be of the
heavy single calibre all big gun NIH".
and added that it was desirable. that II
squadron or eight of these Ships be
completed as soon as possible.
MEMORIAL TO SHAKESPEARE.
lIONDON .lani II attrition is to
have ll. national theahlielns: a memorial
to Shakespeare lu. phlch. will he on
acted the beetle". "works as well as
plays by other English dramatists ll\"- -.
ing and dead. This decision is the
outcome of extended deliberations of
n special committee" Appointed last
spring. when it was practicnilv decid
ed to substitute Ii tben'tre I‘oI II statue.
A silo
will be selected In the heart of Lon
(ion and the theatre will be eoutmlled
by a board of trustees chosen from
men prominent in the liier:tlttI",e
drama: music and education of the
tty
some; on .rn‘e GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTQN Jan. i—The scu-
ate committee on appropriations to-
dmi’ "took in) iol" the first. time during
i is beaten the question of supplies
ministration of public Hf“
intro am I; the ixo'x‘t nasal year. 'llio
bill under consideration “as the, logis.
intlye; {exoctltlve and. judicial nan"
irritation bill which passed the Muse
helpre $110 beginning of the holiday rc-
peas. .. he bill. as It comes to the. sonj ,
ate. carried a total of About 532 i100. 000
ITho measure to now III the hands of II
Sub-committee of the appropriations
soldli‘vo Ioroflfleho “’X‘lp m";
’l I
Allen"
WU
lilo... stmiiIee. of which Senator Cu 1.19m
is chairman.
Norwalk Chronicler