‘3 ‘Mlnlo’iulle‘fillnsnsd for Tomes-~77
Sunrises 7:14,;scts‘4zss.
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1M ~Brsnsh Office. Norwslk
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Oil! Well Led”. Rio.,10a,yl'.and A. M.
. When; in Masonic Building. South
' Melanin-est. 1st and 3d Tuesdayof
.eaoh month—July and August ex-
~‘ copied-at 8 o’clock. All Master
: Masons cordially invited. Frederick
3. Lyon, W.‘ M. Robert‘M. Wilcox.
_. ec. .
. Butler Chapter. No.9 38. R. A. M.
txMoets in Masonic Building. South
-Maln street.'2d and 4th Tuesdays of
. each month—July and August ex-
;ceptedn—sts o'clock. All Royal Arch
‘ ons cordially invited. Thaddeus
1 dyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
Obhir Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern star
.Moets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. 2d lind’dlh Wednesdays
of each month—July and Auguste):-
cepted~at 7:45 o‘clock. All mem~
bars of O. E. S. cordially invited.
Mrs. Amelia. Becker. W. M. Mrs. Ms
Sharer. Sec. , .
2L
, Yale divinity students who listened
to”, the'Rev. Dr. Macfarlaud‘.’ of South
Norwalk. and still did not regret their
"choice of the ministry as a profession,
[finial-it be made ‘of pretty good stuff.
lie knocked all the professionalism out
. of lt..an’d. without robbing it of its dig.
pity! clothed it in overalls, and armed
it with the implements of labor; and
yet while he did this. he emphasized
*" the .need of a broader education alld
.aifwldcr knowledge of men. Plainiy.
" he would have extraordinary men for
this extraordinary work.—-Ansonla
Sentinel.
if‘Hawloy controlley sixteen votes
for Brandegee. against Hill, how many
- can he control for himself? asks the
Ansonia Sentinel. it looks as though
the one who made the threat to the
effect that it he did not stop working
against Bill he would lose his Job, on-
derestimated tho iiawley strength and
stick-to—itlveness. Because ‘of that
J > throat‘tho next ‘shl‘leVaJty contest in
Fairileld county promises to be of un-
usual interest—an llnglI affair.
NORWALK FIRE POLICE POOL. ..
T. Sederlsnd, Rated 75.nmm Gil-
. hert Horton. Rated 80.
, ~..The second 531116 of pool in the
, orwalk Fire Police tourney was play
od last. evening at‘tholr moms in Walt
' street. and the contest was close and
“exciting throughout. and finally result
ed in a victory for T. Soderland. who
defeated Gilbert Horton with the score
of 75 to 87. Mlmliorton was rated 81.
L. aner. Soderiand 75. n .
‘ The score by frames was: .
. Sodcrland.
. Horton. .
' 481—2 . 2‘3
- 13—4 9
25 11—1
28—4 22
32——-2 31
41—1 36
48 i4
51-—-2 52—42
58 59—1
‘ 63 d?
67~—1 . 75
Scorer and referee—«lambs Golder.
’This evening H. Merrill. rated 60,
and J. Grace. rated 130. will play.
COMSTQCK ASSAULT ‘CASE.
Fiohdo'Not in Court and Another Con-
tinuance of Two Weeks Made.
- The contained case of Men, Royal
Comsbock. who was charged with as-
saulting Barber Otto F. Rohde.’and in-
cidentally laid Rohde out in good abs 9
with a potato masher. came up. in s
morning. before Judge Joseph it -’I‘ay-
lor. in the police court. on Is contin-
uance. Judge Taylor continued the
case for another two weeks. Another
case in the same sequence of events is
an assault by. Rohde on Mrs. Com.
stock's son. Hamilton. and which im-
.lled her to summarily deal with the
, fisher. when she learned of it.
‘ . MR. QUINTARD’S BILLS.
2 Among the bills introduced in the
eglslature, yesterday were the follow-
hit: ‘ ~ '
Quintsrd, of Norwalk.
ing an act concerning the use of
ts. Fisheries and game; also a
utlon amending an act concern~
ng wild hares. These provide for a
or jail sentence for a. person hav-
ll: a ferret. n his possession in the
"odds. and that an owner of land may-
rabblis of hares upon it. if they
' age his property.
By Mr. Quintard. of Norwalk, amend-
; section 3.176 or the general stair
”tee. prohibiting the taking of a fe-
‘_e lobster with spawn attached.
glories and game.
‘i- as: en‘svaoum: coon.
. V- . .
" ard V. Collins Will set out on an
ting EurOpean >trlp tomorrow.
he sails from New York on the
rder Carmsnia. He ‘will visit
‘1 . DDlnta along the Mediterranean
Mllcllldlng the scene of the Gals-
4 hidden earthquake disaster. Mr.
.‘ it yelillects to be away from South
0
so, x969 -. I
High tide..,io:x7 a. on; 10:45 p. m. ‘
., l
w . WEDNESDAY. JAN. do, 1909!
‘The
R lG
eye—M
0i liliili_8_i_lil Willi
The olive shades of green HOW“ to In
very strong. lult it cannot bu will line
they are generally becoming.
The soft. pliable yeddu braids no in-
lllil used again this season for Ni" Mill:
nler hats. Some elegant lulliulu «u
good size and others on lilo lllllsllrmni
order are being made for soulllvl'l
wear now. Ribbon and flowers :m
a favorite and appropriate lrinlnlinc.
There is one thing ill favor of pi
it looks well with any and oil «1‘ ll;
light colors worn in the ermin- l
gives the dark tout-h. too. illlll u< ..,
mils to add charm and (‘lliil'flt‘li'l in .
llgllt gown. .
One of the gorgeous llili’l'liltv‘w in r.
tioned ill Vogue is a liulwd mull i
jet. or ill tarnished silver or imiti be:
lion links woven into it sllpph- bulb.»
gauze fabric, that suggests benulil‘ulh
the Crllsader’s coats of mail. Silllll‘ Hi
this stuff is made into a short. Hil'Jiiiill
tools that hangs from bust in bi .
with long close sleeves. its hum be ill
cred with fringe. It is more ol‘ 1. n
straight. models the bust lll'llll\ lull
hangs a. bit away from the spin
’hllt the figure is very supple in .o‘. .l
its hem hangs heavily nboul lllI‘ illlziv
over a skirt of softest lllwl‘l) slum.
which laps over at the side of tho in
and is fastened with jowolled lllll'illll _.
‘his opening and its scluu long hour
bordered with fur.-—thla gown ill dul'
“told mail, whitesstln and ssblu pl‘m Int‘
lellcntely royal.
The slenderesl bit of wiring is. owl
‘o raise the hair bandeau of ribbon :l'
the center With emcellcnt prim-win
some faces a great impl'ovollll‘llt mm
the usual flat. straight-around line.
The veils with heavy rhonlllu out»
are increasing in popularity. und wo
men are buying and wearing lluu. l"
wordless of their becomlnmless. Tin-r.
is no disputing the effectiveness of a
few heavy black .dots against a liver
complexion, but “love seen those llull
were a mutilation of a pretty {um .
For a. waist to wear with u vlluluufl
skirt costume of velvet one or lnv lu-sv
liked is made of plain not SOllllli‘llxil
with the color of the velvet.
Proper exorcise stimulntn-s ll.-
uerves and brings them under iln- mu
um
.i
. trol of the Will. rightly relunl'lis Ml"
Call‘s Magazine. Personal don lop
ment depends on mind and body. nu.1
when thd‘ nerves are lllstrung our lm
les languish. Assuredly ii is our duty
to so husband our strength that no :il‘l
able to do well all that is required n'
us. A healthy mind in u healthy body
makes lls ignore nerves allow-Hm
and, as nervousness never i‘illlll‘llilllu'
to health. happiness or strcusth. \w d.
not want to keep it by us. (How mum-
of on read little suggestions like llzv
above and never. think of followiul
them);
The-eyebrow of beauty is quill» ;. dis
tance from the eye itself and “or
arched. "You can help its diruuliou lx‘.
brushing it the way you wish it to
grow. ‘
Sometimes a. woman who looks t'i‘ll'l
in her film needs nothing more lllnu u
corn! necklace or a corsage houqum oi
pink roses—perhapsa rosu low in in»
‘hair pour the face. to give hur pm
enough color to make her attl-m-liru.
In place of on all-black but one {INS
a: very fine effect by selecting n lul-gn
hat of (3010f, facingthe (‘lllil‘n bid“!
with black: velvet, draping the crown
softly with black velvet and adding :1
heavy. large black ostrich plume so as
to get the most becoming lilies.
Agreat many do not fancy the wrist
and shopping bags or patent leather.
but it is counted among lilo wry
smartest of all leathers at the moment
for this purpose. ‘
The definition which Harper's lluzur
gives-of "engagements" is as follows:
They arena mitten sleeves of gonzo.
net or lace which mould the forearm.-
eklng out the threequarter or hull-
length fabr clsleeve. and half cover»
ing the hand.
For Queen Wilhelmina. of ilollund.
to whom nature. aided by the young
queen's love for outdoor exercises.
gave a glorious complexion, one pmu
fume edifices. says McCall's Moguiinu.
This is eau de cologne, which she usus
plentlmlly in her cold bath each morn.
ing. A few drops of this same per-
fume on her handkerchief is enough
for Queen Victoria, of Spain, who be-
lieves in clear water and pure snap
for the retaining of her pink and white
complexion.
Some or the good things which I
haven't seen mentioned anywhere.
probably because the merchants want
to get done with the sales before they
talk new goods very much are the ins-
trous. rich-looking satin rajahs——mucn
like the familiar rajahs. only a sun
face that is like satin.
is there any material quite so rich
and beautiful—and seasonable. as vol.
1: for about two months.
M vet? One very beautiful model for u
calling costume has a long cost, which
begins to slant. away at the front froln
near the bust line and so continues in
a graceful curve quite around to the
verypcenter of the back. where it ends
in a point so low down that it Just es-
capes what would be the hem of a
cumin percent. or "26.?
ller Bradstreet yesterday
‘ Governor Lllley. who‘will
. t it with various other reports
legislature today, an abstract
. crew?“ Of treasurers of savlnBB
W’ unclaimed deposits of
it!
walking skirt. but in this instance it
life: out becomingly on a. considerable
nl ‘
standing. the amount of.
being immune.
. BAKING Powers
.flbJoldfer ?tlre ,
Only Baking Powder
made from ‘
rare Cream of Tartar
a e from Grapes— ,
A Guarantee of Pure,
Healthful, Delicious Food
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lliilili iNll illiillilii.
Joseph llindhly. of ilurieu. has been
use ll] of illi' grip, but is now nicely
in liltl loud to lwkiu’vl‘v,
lire. John P. lll'unllllol', of Dario“,
pin it. Kllvtli .Vrsll'l‘dlly of Mrs. Sarah
bill‘s, ill South Ntli‘Willli. . ‘ ‘
l'inrclu‘o Sroilohl. who was reported
7 ill wilil the grip. is improving a llt-
u. but is not yet lolly recovered.
Misti Adll Waters. tol‘lllorly of Dill"
liilti recently taken up her real—
.m» ill Mount Vernon. New York.
John lllll'kt‘. who has been making a
ml to lll'ldlzrport lit-l a result of his
'13; cases, bus returned home to
‘lllli‘ll.
.‘dr. and Mrs. lloiluv .luoolln have
need from llill‘li‘ll to Stamford. iiu-
wily. on reported. they sold their
:vipvrty ill ilnrien in Dudley 'l‘illey.
lun'lllg ill“ past few days sawdust
been used “ilh good effect about
t» depot platforms and tilllll‘Witytl- ill.
Mill“, and rouanuolltly there have
we no ili‘illili‘lllii iroln the icy condi-
iillih‘. '
\ dog biting. cash from over Spring.
hon way was reported in Diti‘lell, yes-
.zmy afternoon and it. was said that
. dilllplititli. would be gotten out.
.r..;list thu oil-nor oi the canine. in all
'I'l“'l|lllllly.
The final account of Paul H. Colell,
vllUll’ilBlJ‘iilUl‘ of the estate of Anita
l l‘nlell, hue of lluriou. was accepted
.w'vrdsy ill "10 Provide Court. The
mount shows a balance of $720.25
clean on hand, and 83.000 real estate.
i’hurlos 1.. Johnson. of Darlen, who
underwent on operation for appendiclv
1r instill‘llll)‘ til the Norwalk Hospital.
.~ vesting nicely at that institution
uni ii is expected that he will be able
ll return home again in a. few weeks.
\\llfil)ii Allen. the little Darlcn lad
uh. was so seriously injured in a
musling accident a few weeks ago. has
vm-u discharged from -the Norwalk
‘lmpiiltl and has been brought back to
.. home here. Master Allen's lnillr-
u. now received when be crushed
:i trolley car. One of his arms
4. very badly lurerated and torn. l
lvnlllps have been finding the barui
u. out Nordlue place in lAlRoy avenue i " ;
. n comfortable sleeping birth oil
bl". but the constable authorities do
Hill to break up their little ciliull.
'll'.:~i‘dhlt‘ llullford Smith took a trip
lmsn to the barn yesterday morning
will routed not live strangers and or-
iv‘l'wl them Io get out of town without
my necessary delay. They went.
ll .ick work saved the residence of
Flwulorp W. Austen from destruction
"as yesterday morning. While Mr.
. -'u was ill the cellar thawing out
in water pipes with the usslsiuum‘ of
l ;;«.:np the home of the latter was
mziilllnicstud lo a boom and thence
‘ ‘lw space between the walls. Mr.
\=;- p n mid fire extinguishers close by
l' ‘ med llli‘lll‘Viill such tolling effort
1:." l... quickly slliotllcrell the flames.
lu-ngglst 8. ill. Allen has a very
‘I. Ill pair of eyes lost at present.
a: :5 under the cure of n specialist.
\lv \ilen‘s trouble is diognosed as non-
‘al ' and he has already If dorgoue one
‘lmluflon and is obliged o wear sev-
‘Mz sole of glosses. it. is believed.
Inus'l't‘r, tllul, his eyes are new on the
.l: inure. They have been so bad that
has been obliged to forego the pleas-
:nw or reading. but may now indulge
illillO. dbl
Au itallmlmull. who was on 3 way
l‘rulu Stamford to Hartford Saturday
arummn, was so full of intoxicating
lu-~.-..mgeg that he created a disturb-
illlri on a train. At. Darlen he was
up...“ over to station Agent Stephen
“W. who in turn placed him in the
minis of Constable Hanford Smith.
Tim man was disposed to improve hlB
minim-l, and as he had a ticket for
liollmm he was placed on a later
mun und sent on his way rejoicing.
* M
be
l‘elluives from New Jersey are t
Ellvls‘lh of lilr. and Mrs. Harry Shel-
wood.
\' . ushue and Wife are visit-
“18\llil3‘lill,l\llzg of the latter at Aiken.
S. o
. ‘ taken
John Barlow and family have
nilsxussion of their new home on the
turnpike. ‘ '
Cornelius K8111???
turned home from a V
in Weston. .
' the
1‘ ‘ll nos are to be placed in
ill-iilgkpgfmet, Center and the Greens
Farms schools. . . ‘
it is said that W.‘ Rhino will have
a mirage built on his Saussiuck 0101).
W in the 3mm 1' d i ill at her
\1 nco Han or s
Silu‘J'flZ‘.’ police. Her friends hope
for her speedy raceway. g B m e.
Mrs. i lamjVan one. o. r g .
port. is xeumothe‘r of a baby girl. Mrs.
Von Stone was Miss Bessie Allen, of
this placer
and wife have re
lsit with triends
conoaseavlonsl. MEN’s owe. ' “ ‘ ' . M ‘
the spring. m . ‘ ‘ .
Austin Wakeman has been allpoiut- ”l"! swmnfll 0' BOW)". Delivers an THE GENIIINE INSURED
ed by the selectulen to fill the vacan-
cy made by the resignation of Joseph
Adams on the board of relief.
Trinity church was closed, Sunday,
and will also be closed next Sabbath.
as Its pastor. the Rev." Kenneth Mac-
kenzie. is taking a fortnight'u vacu-
tlon. _ ‘
Bridgeport parties have purchased it
number of acres of lalld from Burr
h‘lllow, llt Poplar Plains, and. report
has it that several sullllncr cottages
will be erected there.
Pioneer was the cry and the favored.
Monday night, and its. annual bull
proved to be more sllrcessfui than for
years. The. elite of the town went
there, and added to that number were
numerous visitors from other locali-
ties. National Hall was a scene of
splendor. and the affair is deservlllgll’
chronicled as among the most pre-
tentious and pleasing of the season.
The Hook and Ladder Boys are to be
complimented on the excellence of the
management and the success of the
venture.
Self-esteem never h-ts up until it
reaches the jumping-off place.
‘ Endorsed
by
Everybod
Everybody who has ever used I
our Coffees endorses them. At
each price you'll find advocates.
One kind suits one. another
kind satisfies others. There's a
kind for every tests. These Cof-
fees are our importation. our.
own roasting—we can vouch for
their being exactly right in ev-
ery particular. The prices are
lower. grade for grade, than 0th.
or: sell at. because we deal di-
rect 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 at
250 a pound tips the scales on
any you can buy elsewhere for
loss than 85o. '
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
126 Washinzion btlcet,
Tel. 542-3.
TEA, COFFEE and SUGAR
Headquarters, of;the City
"'a Food
ill * '. .
'l‘d'lb‘piucl‘ lo buy your SEA ll‘Utlil
is ul sll.oox & my some. where
they carry a foil illltl opatmlute stock
nod prices the lowest.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY
Silcox 81 Van Scoy
181 Washington Street Bridge
Sale on Execution
By virtue of it certain execution to
me directed. and delivered. issued out
of the Superior Court for the County
of Fail'fleld. dated the 12th day of Jan
nary. A. 1).. 1909, ill favor of The Con-
necticut Breweries Company. ll cor-
poration organized under the laws of
the State of Connecticut. and having
its principal place of business ill the
town of Bridgeport. ill said ll‘airfleld
County. and against Frank '1‘. Soon
ders. oi the Term of Norivnlk, ill said
county. 1 have levied on as the pro
party of the said debtor the following
described goods and chattels. to wit:
Ono bar. one back her and equipment.
two tables. one stove. hot water urn.
one pool table. was. one rack and set
of balls, four chairs. set of copper
measures and other appurtenances
found in the place of business of the
said. debtor. and will sell the same to
the highest bidder on the premises at
No. 23 Railroad avenue. on Thursday,
January 28, at 10 o'clock a. m.
‘Attest:
JOHN W. SCULLEY.
Deputy Sheriff for Falrfield County.
Dated at Norwalk. this 14th day of
January. A. D.. 1909. 319 20 27
I
THE new SCIENCE
Definition of. ChirOpractlc
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and mean of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench..._twlst or sprain in the
back. Even}! done in childhood it
createspinched‘nerves and pain» in
later life. in ,e different organs and
limbs. ‘ .
Chiropracto remove. the cause of
this disease nd pain. and health is
restored thro gh harmonizing the six
nerve; system in your body. .
Nervousne . Rheumatism, . Paraly-
sis. Hoart. Kidney and. Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to heipppu.
T. FRANCIS D. c. *
u wssnmoron; or. so. NORWALK
1 - .hiuru .haskpurchased
‘hekfiggtooll piece. on oompo street,-
v
Magnetic Trutmlnts elm Also. :-
Neither of his two attorneys. Shire and.
.ll is thought lulusllllo .lellillv has no-
Addrsu on Church and Labor.
lost evening the Men's Club, of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
held its annual meeting and listened
to an address of grout interest by
Henry Sterling. iormor secretary of the
lloston 'l‘ypogruphical Union. Mr. Sterv
ling spoke especially of ways ill which
the church and the union of luobr
should unite ill a common cause for
tile uplifting of men. in the discussion
which followed many of the members
participated. It was full of interest
and while considerable diversity of
opinion was expressed the meeting
was one that was tilled with a good
spirit.
The annual electIOn of officers took
place and the following were chosen
for the ensuing year: .
i’residontwdohu A. liaulilaon.
Vicol’lcsldellt~(3llristian Swartz. ..
Swretary—vliouis S. Boers.
Trollstlrcl'-—'l‘llolllns 'i‘etlow.
Additional members of the executive
hoard—~Edwnrd S. Merriam, Charles ’1‘.
Mitchell, John A. Peppurd.
Refreshments were served by a com-
mittee consisting of Arthur M. Hitch-
cock and (Near Redllng. The club vot-
ed to accept the invitation of the Nor.
walk Methodist. Men's organization to
attend a meeting of the Federation of
Men's Clubs on Friday evening of next
week. The club will meet in a body
at. the church at 7:30 and go over to
lilo Norwnlk church together.
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SiilP AlliRNlNG Sill-«Slim
WEARING HiliEPRilil' *
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxes 'ot' six pairs, light or medium
KiERAN DISAPPEARS AGAIN. weights-willack. ten or grey. .
norm”). N. Y.. Jun. comb. .l. - I
Klol‘nll. the hood of the l-‘idelill' Fund l.
‘ I s I I . 1
lug (folllpally. who was ill this city.
yesterday. has disappeared just us
“HOlJElPROOF” STOCKINGS, for Women.
Colors. block and tans.
quietly as he had appeared and no
ll'ili‘t‘ can be found of him today.
ASK TO SEE THEM.
@Bos'rorl STORE
.l--lllllo. is born today to throw any
lizhl on their client‘s lnovulllctlts.
Shirl- left {or lies Melons last night.
(-olllpnlliml Klt‘l‘lill to New York.
GRiGGS‘JURV FAILS TO AGREE.
l’lRllXihl’l‘ON. N. 1., Jan. 20.»-'l‘ile
jury ill the rose of Herbert (lriggs.
llm 18 your old youth who in charged
with two other boys of complicity in
the murder of William Read. an aged
rusidellt of \‘lncland. is unable to
more upon a verdict. The case was
given to the jury at 7:30 o'clock Mon-
day evening. Judge Trencllurd has
announced llil-l intention of keeping
the jury iogvihcr until a verdict is
I‘l'iit'llt’d. tinder instructions from the
judge. the jury can only return ll. ven
dirt of murder in the first degree or
It’s 4’ Here! 1 T
OURSALE OF HIGH GRADE
Men’s Clothing and Furnishings
Suits and . pvercoats
$12.00 grade. now -’ - - $ 9.00
$16.00 grade, now - - - $12.00
$20.00 grade, now - - - $15.00
$25.00 grade, now - - - $18.50
Earl 8: Wilson }
A All Our Fancy Shirts
Star Shirts
$1.50 and $2.00
grades, now
1.15
* AflOur$1.00
Neckwear .
$2.50. new
$2.50, and $3.00 -
Trousers
25c‘and 352:
Fancy Socks
21c per pair
5 pairs. ‘
1.00
Norfolk, New Brunswick.
. $1.00 Underwear
5 p _ heavy weight.
now,
now. 1.85.
75c
‘l.
‘Réelers ' L . 25% Reduction Oil
35.00 grade, now $3.00
$7.00 "grade. now 55.00 All 0111’ Sweaters
i
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TAILQR CLOTHIER. HATTER. FURNISHER
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85 Wssmuoron smear. ‘ ‘ '
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