F aneiette Garments
for M0411. Wom’em and Ohllmn.
Gehil’a’hlight dbh'ns in on 31288:”
Ladltii‘i' N 8.1819071th 3241211114611 (1111'
s 1 1114
to $26215on (no 1161113271? (no
8199111115 ailmentsut .. .
E. K BANKS
MAHM‘tflaiho'll ’i'E BWK.
‘stIU'IIH N0 W‘ALK.
14.
Mauuoi' Hyde is’ ill at his home in
Marshall street.
Garrot Dikeman, of Norwalk was in
GeOrgetown, Icc'ontly, calling on
friends.
The meeting of Trinity Episcopal
Church vastly will be 4i41ol4d tomon'ow
evening. , .
Mrs. Frederick M Jennings. of
Qulntllt‘d ayetme, who has botIn very
ill with pneumonia is lIIl’bIovctl.
’l‘ho barge ArthuI Jpc’kson is dis
charging a load of Harnelton coal (It the
ll. ilershfléld ,Con’lpa’ny' s wharf.
CburlesIMillor. o’t’ Norwaik. is (111103"
ing a live weeks' vacation (tom hi1. (I11
ties ians. My'lods Water str(‘Ict' sa
loon. o
wiiulibut, 160 “1.. at New York Mar-
ket. ' . 4
The installation of officers of Eureka
Lodge. Daughters of Robokuh. will be
hold at Odd F‘Oliows' liull, tomorrow
(Ironing. ’
Miss MlnlIitI Cooke is expected to
return to her balmI in Morgan nvonuo
Norwaill. today, (II (II a tow wooks
visit at her home in Vinnlpog. Canada.
Louis J. Cunoo has gone to Clear
field, Pennsylvania, altar Inaking' a
visit With his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
G. Cunco, Elizabeth street. South Nor-
walk. 4
Tho w: c. 'l‘. 11. will moot with
Mrs, H. .l. Porrl. id liulklo3 stiiIOt.
Norwalk. Friday. (It 3 ’o‘clork sharp.
Any interested in temperance are in
vitod to attend.
The atlnu Ii meeting of tho Norwnik
C(Ingtcgntional Church will bu hold
this evening. at which tlIIuI the reports
of the church will be road. and odiccl's
for the (Insulin; year will he slanted.
Washington Chapter. No. ii. it. A.
111.. held a regular meeting. last err»
nlng. at its dual-tors in Willi Bil‘t‘Ct. at
wlilcll‘tlnlo tho mark (Ingres was con-
il'l'rctl. and a low other busintIss IIIat~
tors transacted;
«Steak Cod, 12930 111.. at Now, York
Market.
Roborl Mott..oll 'l‘holnas Sn’Ilth.
Flank Short and it‘l'tnlorit'k it linker
all mombcrs (It the '1‘1'4o’I.‘li(yIn(InI.I lln
ion at Nol'waik. atltIIIdt’Id .l linIutrtI in
Bridgeport yostrrdsy ul‘tornoon. 'i‘htIy
rtIport an oxccilunt time.
Ellsworth Bangor. who ill4ll'i charge of
a huge building which is be In; (I~Ou
sfiuétod in White Plains. N. spent
ydstorday afternoon at his home in
Franklin avcnuc, retaining to White
Plains today.
~.ioiin‘ii. iiakln. piano tunor. is in
town. Send orders to Malmckcmo at4‘
onou. .
The N01 walk Club will havo an on-
(attainment (’01 the ’lncmbors Fridm
(Ironing, wbpn tho toatura will be War
((1110 Richards; ii’h‘utnorlst Members
or the club are entitled 4m tbring
guns upon the mon44t o (I so oi
titty’g’e $944501 (1.51%.) ‘\ luncheon will
. chief'v’ ‘ There. 3v,il hé (I plnochlo
tOuI'iihnlelit on the (Ivdnil’lg oi .ianuur 3'
20111. for molIlbors Only. There will th
suitable prizes. it is also proposed to
give a dam-(1, If enough interest is
shown to warrant it. Members of the
vial) are l'oquostcd to talk with the Oil
tertnimnent committee. K W. Mans-
field. ,H. W. Gregory and O. B. .luckI
$011,011 the subject.
——bilu.mlock~, iv‘ri.(1ve..Arlon Hail.
bouts, (£1111qu1 or néth’el. has died (I
\ol’un’lIIry p’c’litio’ll in bankrutpoy in
the district, court of the. United States,
in which he lists his debts at 8-1, 800 i?
and his assets (It $1,385. 73; The debts
consist of taxcs due. $22.97; wages.
$140. 7... and “linseciliet’i claims. 84.-
ti3titiil. 'I‘h(I assets are made up of
stocit’ n 4t1‘q,d(I. $212: hftirsos, cows and
4otlio’r his $74; fca’rria (Is and oth-
er vehicles 3325;111:1LhneI'3: tools.‘
etc, $680. other personal property.
325' aiid d’ohts duo on opon accounts.
. $4973 ‘ 'l‘li(I bankrupt conducted (I
lulltolyvnttli confectioncr 3 business
-—l(r(1sh’ Michael. 160 lb.. at New
You: Mal'kct.
T141941 embe,1's,oi.tl1e Norwnlk BusiI
nos M18112 Allsooiutloh sy11’1piitllizo
deeply. .with Samuel Higgins. general
manager ‘of the ’INeu Yolk New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad Company
,in his great bereavement Two years
1133; ,i'.i,l,igslns was one of the guests
I (tonal. that with Vice-President
By’i'ne’li, oft (3‘ road, at» a banquet of
the Assbdation and made an address
in which he made (I very favorable
impression. A’s told it: a despatch to
The Sentinel yostol'dsy. ,Mr. Higgins"
handsome new I‘eSidence’ in New 11113
van was destroyed by tile and in the
oonflngtutiqn his ,mothor was burned
to (l’ 41. 0th or 44,4131L1’nbe1s (It the tatnliy.
“101447,, 13’ (18‘. wow injuredi
iLilo.h‘ccufii’i’in‘ o! the house who'
were saved had extxemeiy narrow (15-
031109.! 34‘ .,'4_ .
.pliiiiO‘s 21781181119.- personal (property,
it not .44l,atlniactory,, will return
you;4 money.
1. ,4,,
all. it lulu 11
889087311
I nontil'plAIN ml".
. ~ Iranians-’3.
HOTEL ARRIVAL’S.
Clifford—W. H. Price} Thomas
Knight. W. A. From, 'i‘hol'n Gibson,
F‘. S. Randall, New York; . llindout.
A. ‘M. Brown. Boston; E. E.,Snllth, Bdr-
llngton. Vt: F‘. i) Parsons, III. .(i.
Brunk, Springfield: W. Pvnroso Hart:
Mahackem°~~A. 0. Gray and wife. G,
l). Suiccl'. Providence; Charles Walker,
S. Walkcr L G. Aslior...l A. l’uunsdoii.
G. Sullivan, New York; Ii. ‘1. lia-
(Ion, liar':tt‘ol(i Pater i) Starr. S.
Ireonstlein illrldcgport; Mmo. inlisnr
city: ii. W, Hall. New iiavvn; (’i. W.
Curtis. Sultan; F. iii. I’icroo. Boston;
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bogart, J. P. Mack
and wife. Waterbury: II. M. Young.
Moridoll. .
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
BARGAINS
we CAN FURNISH‘ANV .KIND or
I iNSURANCE.
coma AND sat: us.
J. M. LAYTON 81 CO
(lNCORPORATED)
‘3 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK
TEL. 5734, TEL. 573-4
Happ ‘ _
ew Year
One of the best resolutions you
. goal! make— .4 ‘
“That you will do your trading
at ChurLii 81 Miller‘s ”
And you will hare a Happy (Int
" PrOspcrduS‘ New Year.
Church'81 Miller ‘
4 LEADING'GROEERB. .
33 4w(=.4§1- wAsHlnojroN_sTn:EI
Snow ’f’S’hovelL’. Ast.
Buck saws, Lnntérns.
General Hardwai‘é. Gener-
, 4n] Repairing and ,ISknte
Normal}:
Hardware Cd
4 ’11": MAIN arugula NORWALK.4 ’7'
l
MONEY ADVANCED
to ill. on their 1101132110111 Illrnlturo.
without“ rd‘ni03&l (in their? Own .1111
without indorser. Call ‘and see us. i
dqppndant Loan and Bucurity 040.,
i2 M81851. St. ((1....11
Habits—8 h. 'm. to 3 4p. m.
(Whitman \d it p. m.
4 .
. Iurdall until 8: 840.
Haviiunii an... waaumgtoa 31. one:
open until 7 9.111. Monday and B
‘ must Incl-o“. in vaiug’ with Ill-4 44l'l4pid
.1.
forgd James EChllds, WorotIstor; A.
i6. l‘i’llriington.,li . P. iwiass New lia-‘ ‘
(Ion: George A. Hubbard, Wyclii't. N.
7.; Mrs. F. E. ,iiollor. Troy. N. Y.
REAL ESTATE v
’ 7 are ’(Ictuully ne‘ode’d.
In (new: mom. (Imam (II t :
i2 18 North Main Street,
68 WALL ITRII‘I.
STOR
90 WASHINGTON 8T.
0. B. Jackson
Optician.
Everything lin the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 435.
What to do with the ’HOIiday Books is the leading’ question just
now. ‘An easy solution to that' 13 found" In our line of 4Globe—Wcrnicke
Elastic Book-Cases, in any finish desired. Every unit is equipped
with the non-binding dust-prod door. Call and" at: our line or
Funcrtd Directors and Embalmettl.
south Nprwalk. Conn.
MonwAtk.
BOO" ’ S
- 20% Reduction While They Last
. . FLYN N 8 RYAN
SOUTH NORWALK.
:ratc 0038.
36 Washington Street.-
m...— Wm» ....-.........._.,.a.. . .7“.
South Norwulk.
Connecticut Company waiting for
Traffic to IncrLaIsq
it. is stated by a high oillrlul (It the
Connecticut (70. that It. was e’xtrcmely
unlikely that his company would
“plate any Order at this time tor new
rollin stock (or ass next summon He
state that business on the trolley
lines about the state was proving (1
little backward nbOut moving forward
(and (he compnny would probably watt
tor some good sign that business on
4thélr iiués 317113 to improve boron}
pinning ordérs‘ (or new. édiiipmcnt.
About this time (Inch year the (70m-
ny" (istei‘mlnes how many new cars
will his (10,11.de bv the various branches
i_"’n, the state. (did ’a’tter the usual print-
Ii", injg process til" snob (tithing an oIdLr is
planed for the deiiye’r'y oi‘ the cars
early ,in the spring or during the sum,
mei- 1hont’hs-Tbo,company purchases
its summer cars in the Winter and iii;
' winter citrs in thtI summer. ordering
hetero they.
thorn about six IIloIltlIs'
W.
w‘fStitteI'ed day and night tho tor-
? meat ‘01 itching plies. Nothing iieipe
‘ the hunt! I used Ddanl s Ointment.
7 chre‘d
' ,IR. Garrett Mayor, Girard Ala.
l.
mu pernmli‘gntly." --.Hon John
111’er one‘ has to think to be polite;
the first in’ipulso is always to be im-
‘ QANWWWIM
m;- IN V
“NW8" 08’ 4’88!” WV ._’_,"
Come and see the spiead.
‘5 911211111115 ram GET .THERIGHT START?
Merrill Business College,
TRAININGDID IT.
. Every young ’man or young woman needs this training to
SUCCEED. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
Stamford.
oarzns onusnmg new EQUii’? ‘
Embrmderles
Our new 1111’: of Embroideriea for 1909 is hurt.
The . exhibit . is
a successful combination of artistic designs. fine quality and mod- 4
.. i. .11 (L’lilifidfilflifillfl ‘
N. 1:. RYAN 81 (20.,
South Norwalk.
A. .l. ANGEVINE & SON CO.
Furniture. Cnnpets. Stove s.'lEtc.
Hesdquarters (or EDISON and
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
- 4, , , .
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk
Port Chedter.‘
'i‘horo Is no case (III Iocord 0’! (I
(rough. cold or in urippo developing"
into pneumonia altar il‘oioy’s Editor
and ’l‘ar has been taken. as it cards
the uncut obstinatr.I (loop scaled coughs
and colds Why take anything else.
R. H. Plaisted'
1 ,. ath'tj
.4 “t
7, «41,. .
RA
1
'ur’aaces
5:-
3
Repaired by Experienced Workman.
it. till
Cor. Wall'and iiigh Streets.
Norwalll. can.
, Anthony Guzman)”
Frank Chase ...... .Rcstucnl Manager 4
. Reurvsd Seats 201:
. ,. , moNDAY AND THURSDAY .
EVERY MONDAY Nicm’:
’ Coast Art
’ A DimploMallel‘ ”
Find a child with ies and
by or s and 133? ’Lnd YO"
a healthy child. Find one
with drawn lace and poor. thin
bully and You see (111127111at nee
Scott’s Emulsion
Your doctor will tell you $0-
Nomihg hells tiles thin. pail:
children like’ SmiliesEmUlS'o 0"
t contains the very clone"1 9
(they need. it sup lies (h (1111
with a perfecta ntTllUIQW
digested nourishment. it brings
dimples and rounded limbs
Send this armament. . with me 0'
mm in which it appears. £38811... and {out
45:04“ no cover pastime, and we will and 70“ '4
(oblate Ilandy, Allis (It the World"
scorn: BOWNE 4011 1an Street. New “It"
«(M-"1...... M...
Endorsed
by
Everybody
Everybody who has ever used
our Coffees endorses them. At
cash price you'll find advocates
One kind salts one, another
kind satisfies others. There’s 3
kind (or every taste. These Col-
fees are our Importation. our
own roastingmws can vouch tor
their being exactly right in ev-
ery particular. The prlct‘s are
lower. grade for gradc, than oth~
or: sell at, because we deal (11'
rect With the people. Therctore
i if you want a low.prlc.ed Callae’
that 15 good. or a higher owned
one that is supreme in ,exccl-
lance. we would like to sell you.
Our Mocha 8. Java Blond at
' 25¢ a pound tips tho scall‘S on
Any you can buy cisrwherc (or
less than 35c.
m.
The Union P’acllicI
Tea (30.,
126 \‘i’asiliauton Street.
Tel. 54231.
TEA, COFFEE and SUGAR
Headquarters of llit‘ City
’ .
W mm -.
alum as
HOYT S THEATRE
3—”DAYSI—I3
Wm. H. Ciune ..... . . Magical Director
.m.
THE THOMAS TROLJPE or ACRO
BATS ,
Featuring the Human Cannon Ball
GUY BARTLETT .5 co
A Novelty Comedy. ‘Tl‘le thsh Rare-
bits Dream
LAVAREE (I. LEE
The Candy Kid and the G444
cnsronn WARO
The MatrImOmal 3mm.
RAY‘MURRV
Singer of Popular Silllgs.
Morton PICTURES
PERFORMANCES DAILy
Matinee 2'. 30
ADMISSION 10c
Box Seats 85c
Talephone 112
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ENTIRE (HANG? OF PROGRAM
NORWAL’K ARMORY.
Nurwalk iiaSketball learn
(Team F)
Relilesoatlllg Solon,“
iiit‘lV 001“», [04,
party F. Third lili'itllh) (.
NEXT GAME
MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 48
TEAM F
MIDDLETOWNS
. i011 l ' ,.
(state Chm” Sill! Seuss.
pRELlMlNARV GAME. )
pluglhullllll‘i’ 159"“? lit 81th inch.
ADMISSION-H“ ---------- 25 CENT3’4
Company
Incrly 00
N. c m
(ion to ll.
(In (I olootion. wilt-.11 it swans to
MUDEVNV ill lY'
Commencing lan. iith.
.Gcnerai Manager ’
Evenings 8 15 ’
BASKET 11111.1-
PAGE THREE
ii iii Still l
(Continued from. First Page.)
Minnelli, and not a soul took (own i
This (art must ho hum nil
mind in View (It uttor happonlngs
Brandogeg Man Not Caught Napping.
"Tin; stiltl'lnont mud" by shunt.
liawiey (‘onvincrd tho ’til’iii ill rnndvgw
men that. they must ulnp saith. or’
their plans would be (llfitoulwd As
a matter of i‘nt;,t tilt-'Iil plans 11:11 (in n
known to till: :Bt‘ltlllitflllifl suppuritra
and the latter “701!) not ll) bu caught
napping.
“Things went along until .‘liltliil3 1,...4V
lilii'4.(~
occurred to tth iiiliiiil’tliitiugtItI llll"l1
that Mr. Brandtggcp ((Iuld not ii(' (i.
{mind by a. calididntc who w- In ('0,
(Ilosoly (Ionnot'lod with tho i'ilill‘lIOiltii
its Mr. lil’ookor.
"(t-lunlrthing had to ho mind, A 1‘1th
candidate had to bo found. "llI. that
thought. with for t’ormor (:(IItIrnol‘
(Margo P. Mt‘iwii. You will now
that ovoli ill. this late day (7 nnurr ssman
Hill was hardly though} of At hast
that is the way I got it.
McLean Eliminates Himself.
l
I
"lmrnlor (‘Iovcl'nor Mt‘ln'zlll prurti
('uliy (‘iiiiiiiitiled hlInsv-il’. ”l' runllzvd
that it would be anvil-(Ia in ash tin "
tilfliti to numb another iiarlt’ord l'tiliilH'I
Iunn tor Unltod Status. sunalm'. 'llit"
l'm'naiiiy question would in us mud in.
his citations as it “as (our tours il"t)
You all] rural] that Iornu-I Gotta-"not
.‘IIIIIIIII‘III about. this (Into. took his
(stand for Governor Lillo)‘. ttlld also
took llllnucit out (It tho way as :1 (Ian.
(lidato (or slIImtor. although iutlnlutw
inn that ho might ht‘ board from;
int.(Il'.
Plan to Get Hill Out of the WaY- 1
‘ltight 11010 It was that tho wind.»
11111111111" for tho intuit1 um; {Oi‘lllllI
l1IttItl.(7onI,(rcsnIIlIin Hill was (Ionsid-V
(rod 11 (strong (mndldato lilu-iy it) roan.
to iht' trout in lilil. wlnrn Swimmi-
Illlikoivy's ltIt'lII (prircii. llul that
wan lilo piano wanted for tilIorgII It.
MtiAlflll. What was in in» (loan? l
“Wily. uni Hill to iilil lbii. tllntI and1
(Iithor halo him out ot‘ illt (1113' h,\ (it i
itiliiilil'. ilraildouoo (ii (1.11 kill him
on by nntawniziug tin» down .lnli
suction so that (I ‘nlllioIld (11111113 1
Now London and \\’lndhaln count)
('onlblnatlon \l'onld lit. Imposslbiu nI
tilil. it this could be Iltrromplishal.
tinI road would no I‘it‘iil‘ (or Holman
tu'u yours from now. if llill won.
Mr Mun would follow. and Ut'iiiillIt'lll‘ili
would be strong. it was .1 grout pm
bl‘dili.
Hill Tempted by Clark
“ll (loos not .lppt .11 that tonurrss-
lII'aII Hill was luvitud 1.. (:IktI part in
’(.iIII gunn‘I liiliiliifit’l'l‘ll't‘iltlii. Thomas
1 nudtIrsinIlti it. (,,‘illtl'itIs Hopkins
l’L‘luril planod iiii‘ liltllitIi‘ bol‘ortI Mr
“”1""“U'illlll0d him to lullorn all this.
Niblopolitil'lll ('Ioiisitirrnlions in Fall'-
iit'ld (ItIlItlt3'.‘tl.I l‘IIli.I‘i‘ tlII- (‘(Illtosi.
without (Ivoh consulting his lit-st
(Honda in that. section or 1in state.
44doun in iairtluld (Ollllt3‘3‘
:11 ht) just \\(nt out of hel'oisrusponsl-
..1nnuun((a(l by
Vv—v
bv holding out. the promise oi ulnar.
(uppoll (tom Hartford (1
4 (44444444444 lid LitcliliII Ild
I Pitt it Up to Ciarf’ll
“Why do i buy this? WtIli right.
:ttor l licilly itoralnmk wan’nilnir' '..l
s manager or Mr. illllstainial n.
lnI nltIt Miiw Kmmaiy in lile’Algli
house It happened that just as Mr.
1 i((IlI(I.'(l3 (aim: in MI. (‘1 ark loft Rors-
bat" k' a mom
Alter Mike and Hen had Shekel!
iltilldi-l. KMIttll)‘ (mill, ((11.1. on _.-Ill
nwnn bi uniting us into this tlholtblo
‘Tilo mall
iiirI for it. lei' was Rorabmk‘s reply.
'Ihia is the way tho stt‘ny comes to
’,nIt.I and l haw no reason to doubt it.
McLean in 1911.
"All” Ml ”It Man was tlnally (undo
“I“ (”Willldll'snnan ll'. it has to comb,
'lnin lilo ill ltl. ills (illiliitillt'y was to lll‘
two RIIpublhnn pupcl's
in Fairlluld county on tin saint: do}.
illuntilgw 31:1», to in iii acid (I on his.
supposed opposition to 'l‘att. it this was
’ullc'toaslui. and Collgioasl‘nun Hill was
(-bown hr in turn 31" Is to give his sup-
DUI! to ill (IleI it. ;\i(.i.(IaI41 in .1911.
Hill Announces His Candidacy.
' ’lhtI program was (t'arliod out and
in dim (into Conglossman Hill au~
iillllllt (Id that in. “mild make the light
at tho suggestion of Republican (Idi-
tors l lillnk,‘ luv said. “this is signiti-
(nut and trI.u( :tllsoluttIly trmI, only
in» should THIN said (Iditor‘ iilfilt‘fld ol'
((illor'N.
"‘e'ihnv is no mod of going "lilt‘il
’Iililt) thII campaign that has just. clos-
(Id ()iiiil' than to any that it the (III-
prosu purpose of that ('aIIIpaign had
lIm-n ill kill off Congressman Hill it.
l'tllllti not lIIIvtI lit-(III more successfully
urconiplishrd.
What of Hill's Future.
Klimt sum up ilit' oulronlo. Mr.
Hill doiontcd lI‘uilfit-id (Iounly badly
spit \(Iiv London and Windham ooun-
tics hopoiossly untagonlm'd. What
t.'lilillt‘(_1 has Mr. Hill in the itiilll't“?
"lit- may find Fulriiold county :1
unit two yours from now. It is trl’lo,
but what. good will it (to? H.» will
tin-n lit' opposcd by soan ilaiti'ord
(ouIIty man, t'iiht’i‘ .ilolgan G. Bulkc-
le3', him in now sun‘ly not out of the
latch (11 i.-'(III:,(I i‘.l\l(Ii1(Inn 'i‘llertI
Illa3 ho such a split in Hartford county
that ilt‘ would ham .1 chants, but that
it it doubtful reed to loan on when
(lit battle linos altI drawn:
May Ultimately Reach His Ambition.
‘.I.'\iI Iiill mm ultinlaitIl3 realizchis
ambition, but it ho tails hr,- will know
Just Vi'ht.‘i‘t" to plat-(I tho blame. because
in allowed l1ims1 it lot it‘ tbrI (Islspaw
to pull ilnltiolil (oultt_\ chestnuts out:
(It Tilt} tilr'.
‘l( w. is also. in my judgment, unI
\I'imI polltirs to tailor the campaign
\I'Ithout. consulting iii any way tho
Full'lIIIId ('(liliily loaders. ’l‘htIy would
no doubt haw advised against. 11 (Ian)-
Ilaiun at this Hull”, and with WWI
judumuut. But tin:I net result would
ill‘ to hum,- Congressman t'ilii irresist-
illit‘ in lull. "his, l bviicvo, is an ac-
rurrato sunnnary ot' the senatorial
(mnpaign oi' liitlil, and its full efiecLi'
Towels, T6weling, Table Linens.
Muslin, Flanneiette
F rlday s
79c Shirt Waiéts,
92 Washington St, South NOIWaik
JANUARY
Gowns and S "
Bargains
”- J I'Guaranteed 'Sox, -* - -
(6 pair in box)
sac Corsets, Friday, - -
YQC‘COI‘SBL’COYCI‘S, -
’4 100‘Gi4n4ghams4 .
" 98915323322 Bills. ' - ‘
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