., .1 narrow" '
relations have existed
. during the past thirty
.throughout tho ontire- day.
our public mattors?
. of~ the two cities is not consolidation
3. _;‘_\_f'_,x
THEWSOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
IIIE EIIIIIIIIi SEIIIIIIEI
N‘Jemee Golden, Editor and Proprietor
‘. 4
SATURDAY, JAN. 23. 1909
a.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow
~Sun rises 7:12; sets 4:58.
3 High tide 12 5‘37 2.
.‘; 12:49 p. m.
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE.
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44 ----Branch Office, Nor-walk
92-2—Editorial Room
92-3—Buelneee Office
247-3—Edltor's Residence
‘729-6—Clty Editor's Residence
FRIENDLY“ usurious.
Our city board of water commission-
‘ors, consisting of Christian Swartz,
Stephens. liatch and Franklin A.
Smith, will attend the ohscquics oi the
lists Levi C. liani’ord, to be hold at
the family residence in Norwsik to-
morrow afternoon. The most kindly
botwoen the
Water departments of the two cities
yours. Last
summer. when the two water systems
were being connects-d at Sllw r Mine.
the 'opcratlon bolus dono whilo the
water was flowing through the pipes.
Mr. iisnford was so coucornod and
interested in the work that ho wunt to
Silver Mine and watched tho process
A tow
y‘ears ago when tho Norwaik rcsoi‘~
.voir was dry. :‘Cotnmissioner l). W.
[Fitch camoydown and interviewed our
water board concerning the alarming
conditiop. and wanted to know it‘ it
was possible for South Nor-walk to
give them help. Conimissionor Swartz
told 1‘..r Fitch that even though the
city's water system was low. that
South Norwalk would share their wo-
tcr with Norwalk, oven ’to the last
drop. Mr. Fitch. with eyes molstouod
with tears. said: “You have relieved
me of r1 great burden, and it is but
little. less than a Godsend to Nor-
walk." The water commissioners of
tho. two cities often consult together,
their ompioyees work together 011 var-
ious occasions. thoy borrow neoded
supplies of each other and replace
tbcm at their convonioncc, Their
work has always been in mutual har-
mony. is not the example of the W111.-
‘ . or departmonts of tho. two cities one
thatlis worthy of oinulatlon in all of
Tho grout hood
of governmont our new legislative on-
‘ I“
No Mail or Telephone
Orders,
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The most highly refined and healthful
of halting powders. Its constant use.
in almost every American household,
its sales all over the world. attest its
Wonderful popularity and usefulness.
4—‘1
actlncnts, but less of soil seeking pref
ounces and personal intoicst. and
more of the individual spirit' of friend
linoss that finds plonsuro in doing for
others in tho. sumo moasuro thatthcy
act for thomselvos. 'l‘ho trnc solutior
is to incorporato into daily tito tht
golden rnlo.
Shad in tho (,‘ouuocticut itivor is
Ono (it tho. "tuitnral rcsonrccs" or the
stato, which tho fish and ganio (‘Olll-
inissionors. in thoir bicnuiai roport to
tho govornor, say are going tho way
of so many other ”natural rosouroos,”
and will soon follow tho salmon to on
livlml If more attractive liwtlsnros lll‘t'
not taken for their piotoction. it is
the old story ovcr'agaiu, of 111mm riot,
ed and indiscriminate catchings illitI
slaughterings. with the usual conso~
quonco oi’ pormaucnt depletion to tho.
point or disappearance. That. is what
happened in the case of tho salmon.
but the shad destruction. In still capa-
bls or hoing stopped and turuod bill'k.
Yet it can only he done by systomaiic
restriction, which will allow a fair an
nual crop, without crippling tho sourco
from which such a crop can only oomo
and be permanent.
LADIES' UNITED WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. William Moore, or Chostuut
stroet. ontcrtainod the Ladies' United
Whlst Club Thursday afternoon very
pleasantly. Tho first prize was won
by Mrs. Franklin 0. Brown and the
second by Mrs. William F. Hoyt. while
tho consolation want- to Mrs. Howard
11. Wood. Tho club will moot. again in
two works. with Mrs. Silas Kctchatn,
of Chestnut streot.
4
than cost of cloth. .
Wd’shable Petticoats, less
Danbury Hunters Want Game LaWI
good i'all shooting There Wits hotter
shooting on one Sound last year than
for sevot‘al yours previous, and i can
take you to several ponds in Connecti-
cut where ducks bred during the past
season. something not known before
in u long time.W .
"One man has told nio that ho wants
1. law to logallze thc hunting of rab~
tits with t'oi'rots, but I can toil hint
that such a law will novor pass. The
:rcatost bou‘oiii is dorivod from having
Ittlo zones of sufoty in each town.
roots of land whore tho birds can
:onto and brood. i know or placos itko
his whero thoro aro sororul flocks of
wall and partridge. and humorous rub-
ilts and squirrels."
At the conclusion 01' Mr. S nith's ro-
narks several sportsmon spo o on tho
Iarious questions whio it he Introduced
‘lio- gonotu] soniluiont “as in farm oi
illowing tho gaun- inns in tomato as
boy aro ut prosout, ruthor than short-
‘ning tho st‘uson. ()no iinntor opposod
ho shortcniug of tho souson at tho
, John worry. of nothol, spoko in in-
'or of tho pussago of a law allowing
he use of turrets in rabbit. hunting,
SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 1909
Second Annual January Sale
ONE WEEK.
Commencing Saturday, the 2-3rd
FURNISH YOUR HOUSE WITH 'THE BEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
WHAT INVESTMENT WILL PAY YOU 25%? OUR SALE WILL DO IT.
A Few Kitchen Bargains
Entire lot Blue Ehamelcd Ware 25, “in off
Ranges and Heaters. 2004 discount
Get a Rocker at 20'? discount, or better yet
beautify the home—have a Parlor Suite.
and, botansc that uould till out tho Meat Cho 6 ____________________________ 99¢
ipportuniu (oi hunting on 'plianksgir Coffee Milli 1:5 | _ . . , ............ . .3962 Reduced from $30.00 to .......... $22 98
'l l tli- our " .......
--____~,_____ _~ __ __ :‘lfielh:fint“llll1:):| villi?" "1:33 during illl‘ Lunch Boxes, all SIZCS . - . . u - I . . . ........... 8C Reduced from $75' 00 ‘0 ------- ..$57. 01) H
SPORTSMEN'S MEETING. season. Full line Brushes and Baskets , ~~~ «-..... ~w_ ._..
Ask for our 100 Shade Table.
Lei: Alone ' ' -
- , I, Wrodlmd a resoluuun u, mm 811 hten u the wmdow. Lace Curt '
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith. of $21.0: but it was votud down. A “.80, Oil Heaters . . . , ........... . 31- Q: a?) it P}; air 31115 Will
loath Norwalk, attended a meeting of utiomto favor spring shooting of war-112 piece Dinner Set. new .............. “-39 9 ' p ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' - - ' ' - - - - - ~30C'$4»75
tho Sportsman's Association. in Don er {mil was also voted down. gpiece Toilet Set, now ........ . ......... 31- 93 --
..iry. Thursday night. and dolivorodui Tho met-ting thcn sppolntod a com- How about a Couch Cover?
s idross. iio «polio humorously of the nittoc to draw up a rosoiutoln express ,
miliar surroundings oi the city tour in; tho position of tho sportsmon oi Oak Birdseye Maple. Mahogany Dressers.
mm whuro ho lt-arnod tho dit‘t‘oroucr )anbury rogarding tho gaino laws. 'l‘lu reg $7 50 to $50; sale .......... $5. 98 to $45.00 Do You need an extra Bed? A BCd COIUZh IS
...iwocn a. ritlo and a shot gun am tolnnilllt‘fl 'was continuum of 'l‘hmmlr‘ ‘ C iiioniers _ ”$4 35 up the thing Complete with mattress
«..oro ho had during tho past soasor 11o. ii}. Grolljhiin. C. h. iiaiioy. A. W. b """""""""""" Re ular $6 1
l- lllll'tl many things about rabbi togors and it. H. Built-1'. 'I‘ht' “‘50“: In»- ~———~——--—--~-~- " -_ ‘1'"“"“‘ Regular $12 ;5‘ sale """"""""""" $$4 98
.z-ntiniz. Ho said ho ho iod that 11: ion which was ado iron was as to 5- 53 e --------------------- 10- 0
out a logislatlvo (‘Uillilillllt‘i' would in ows‘ 1 9x12 Axminster RUSS reg $25' now “““ $19 50 5 .
q :mintod this yr 111‘ 11.»: tho cmninittm
to - tutor-so.
\\‘ .t-h l‘oprosonlod llltt sportsmon 0 his 1111' otlng that tho gmno Inns oi lilo". counts
'8 HIHM‘)‘ [W0 years ilso. iio said lhfl itato of Connocticut lt‘llllllil its thoi
it was known throughout tho stair re ”1 prosout oxcopt that tht iiunm IAII W001 Ingrains ......................... 65C
ti ' tho coimuiltco from Dililblll'." “'3‘ 1w bo oiuiugod so as to iiiiilio 1h.» urn. 8c Brussels Carpet ........................ 65c
0- ho job all tho tlnio and many gout if n lioonso nxpin» with in.- t'lllt'lltlill
ti :uun originator! in Danbury which in. car." . « » , . . -.
mu r simrtsnmn of tho stato woro glut ...—......“ Ihiorris Chairs _______________________ $4 50 up
BENEDICT CAME iN THIRD.
i'ho. fli'mlSt‘ quostlon is uppermos' IUpholstercd Couches ..... . .......... -. . .$3. 98 up
in ilio minds of the huntors." said Mr
81:." h. "and some of tho wildest propo
sir \us am bring outdo. Ono. mun ovci
:uii. wutos a cioso emotion ct twon
yo 2 'I‘horo is no doubt that some
lb : must 11o dono. it is proposcd aim
to :urton tho gmnso sonson by cut
tin. oti‘ two wcoks at tho cud or the
ha 2:11;: season, thtat. bring the timt
WII- .. tho. most of tho gitiiio is taken
Him ral cisssos of our game birds arr
rat iiy bcing‘extorminatod. Thorn it
also .111 otfort to be made at this log
INlii' no. it is understood. to socuro tin
rop- .i oi tho huntsrs' lit-cuss law
Spr ...: shooting of wild wator fowl i-
ano‘wr domuud which will ho lilllflf’
Thi- woms to mo Ilka killing the guns
that i on tho. noldon‘ egg. Thoro is ma
goo. it. tho abolition or spring shoot
lair. it gives tho birds opportunity U
got to their brooding grounds. am
bird haro got to brood it there or-
to b. any in coma back so you can so
29c
P a n t s
make. this sale . .
zgc'.
Cover. Regular 19c value.
1 AT 12%c—Fine quality plain
‘AT 19c—All 25c and 29c Covers.
SAT age—Regular 50c Covers,
THE GREATEST SALE OF
Muslln Underwear
EVER HELD
Corset Covers
AT roe—Lace trim, fully worth
Gowns
50c value
lent grade
Full cut Gowns, best muslin.
Women's 50c Ribbed Vests and
"Berkshire"
‘oouth Norwaik Runner Makts a’Rec
ord at Marathon Race in Stamford.
About 1.500 wuro in uttondaut'o at
hc tirst Marathon raro hold in Stuart:
3rd Armory by l’asiitno A .t.‘..
Igllt. in out? of the host raoos ovoi.
no. It was won by E. llrauu. oi iimrt
nry. in two hours and ion minutns: ‘
‘crry Murphy, of Sanii‘ord, socond.E
‘nishing in two hours and tnonty ouo 1
iinutos and Ollti‘oid livlll‘tlltl, oil
loath Norwalk, flnlshcd third in “mlCOR WALL AND HIGH STS
ours and twonty- ilvo uiinutos Owing
mthc iutcuoss at tho horn in starlinu‘
ho ruoo liofcrcs Ennis anuoutu-od
hat tho distance would [to
silos.
ho start and only iivo inou finished.
he track bolng cigbtoou laps to tho
11110. and slim ton utilos a" .th run tho
ompotitors counuont od
mi of tho ruco. ii lir i: an
320
last 9 '
“IIPSOIVM That it ho tlio snow ()ttEVCl'y Rug in stock. large and small. at big dis-
Thcse are only a few facts about this sale.
guarantee you a profitable visit.
China Closets below cost.
Dining Tables and Chairs. rattling cheap prices
Roll Top Desks .................. ....$ro. 00 up
Call and let us show you the others.
Our goods talk for themselves.
Agent for Ostermoor and Stearns & Foster
Mattresses.
I can
F A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
NORWALK. CONN.
1Wl’lllV Iold Nomalk runnoi. second to he run-
Twcnty men inood tho lino at ~ Hing strongly at twoho iuilos but had noted as scorcr my
to rutlro from tho row in tho six»
toontli mtlt- llcnodnt was handlod by
who non-d in thc
t‘hailcs lJndol 1o rs.
OPENING OF
nuary Clearance Sale
iouiplnininu (opacity ot‘ tralnor and nmnagor and
~f sore foot and (1110 by ouo droppod doscrios grout. crodit for his curo of
Iionodlxt. as ho scorned to intro grout
Children’s Wool Pants, sizes up to
34. values 11p to 90c;
clc trance ............
250
William
Summers.
'liyxboo, Mr.
Art 'I‘orroil.
The greatest Towel bargain ever I
lZéc
hear of: All Linen.
reg. 19c value . .
small.
The ruco proved a grand sncross and want.
iniinotico owrhisman. Prod Bosni-dns .danciru: was indulged in after tho mt
Benedict
among the onthnslasts that nccompan :s‘ .. ;
iod lloncdlct were Di Donnell, Edwaidi
Crcugh, (‘harlcs Yolk. flurry Ambler.
Mocllcr.
Wm.
William Nash \\.t\-
spectator at the race.
andlnas cullod off
Motiicr—Totiio, you must. he gravi-
.101“ (ms with your candy. Pass it arouuw
Tuttio tto gncsti—Tako all _\= 1’
'l‘ake two—Lite.
NoMail 01 Telephone
Orders
.. MONDAY MORNING
Every year this event has grown in importance.
You
what the money saving opportunities have been in the past.
year we are determined to surpass last year 3 high mark. NO WIN-
ORDER.
know
This
TER GOODS TO BE CARRIED OVER IS THE IMPERATIVE
Former experience has taught you the wisdom of attending Bos- ’
ton Store January Sales, and these figures tell the story better than-
words.
ASK FOR CIRCULARS WITH COMPLETE LIST OF PRICES:
......34C
Half dozen new styles, excel;
muslin,
value
$1.00 Gowns. best styles, fault-
lessly made
75c
.. .47. YORK.
.. ...75C
flog. $4.00 and $5.00 Skirts“ $3.29 . .,
Undersklrts
fl ‘ Muslin, finished with
with full cut hemstitch-
rifle, regular 59c . ..
MIthk of embroidered and
swim slightly massed
someiy trimmed Umbrella
Drawers
All$25.ooand$35.ooSUITS
All$16..50and$2ooo SUITS
. 4 4 ’ . .
Women s Sults
Entire sample stock of PETERSON, HARLIT 8: CO., NEW
. .$14.98
. $9.98
-- $5.3ch
soc Flanncletto Kimonas, all
on one bargain table . . . . . .291:
$3.00 long Kimonas. of heavy
Flannelette, clearance . . . .$1. 49 .
~ cautfl t All$1o.o0 and $12.50 SUITS $5.98
Beadih; LY rimmed lace and} Dr r $25.00 SUITS for big women, sizes up to 47 inch. . . .$12.5o
‘ awe S ’ .
“ Skirts .... do... a... may Muslin Kimonos, Hamburg ,
. Drawers, same as alwa s ‘ . ‘
ck. $1.50 Skirts 79c . ,301d 39C; sale Wadi-19¢ Flannelette Gowns' Etc' - Edi ings
cg. $2.00 Skirts . . . . . . . . .$1. 25 ‘Flftl’ dozen Drawers, 1113‘ 50c heavy wcight Underskirts, 10,000 yards of H urg;
‘ $2.25 Skirts ..........$1 49 “3311 from the maker, 35° scallopededge, pink, blue or i Edging. bought 111 strips of
$2.7sskirts .$x.98 value 221: whitc,clearance..........36c ' sixtotenyards; varietylis
. eg'. $3. 25 Skirts. _. ”$2 49 Our regular 50c full Wt: hand- 59c extra size Skirts at. . _ . _ .44.: ‘. - immense, in every conceiv-
able'width from 1 to 18
inch; regular 101': to 15¢
quality, beautiful patterns. 41/,c
Regular 191: to 251: quality
.. ..... .....29c
...42c‘
751.: value; sale. . . . .531:
' Basement Bargains
Alarm Clocks, guaranteed for
one year, $1 25 wide... . . .691:
50c Double Roasting Pans... 25c
10 qt. Galvanized Water Pails,
21c value .14c
Regular me Most Broilers at. .7c
$1. 25 Folding Ir“ " ..$ Boards. 73
....
deep Flouncing, greatest
$1.25 extra size Gowns, all bargain ever put on a coun-
colors....................83c
ter 91: yd.
5 . checks,
Merchandise Never Priced So Low
Muslins, Shootings, Etc.
Muslin
.. “Fruit of the Loom" Muslin,
lull bleached and full one
yard wide worth, 12%1:
yard. clearance 77/5c
Limit 20 yds. to a customer
Sheets
5000 Muslin Sheets, full size.
good muslin and perfectly
made, regular 50c value;
sale 31c ea.
Counterpanes
500 Crochet Counterpanes. 1n-
tended to sell at 751:; clear-
ance 596
$1.25 Crochet Counterpanw.
splendid value, sale . . . . . . .89c
Fringed Counterpanes. cut
comers, best $1. 50 value. . . .95c
Wash Gonds
5000 yards best American 1
Prints, worth 7c, now. . . . .37 c
12 /,c Percales, full width. .c9I
3000 yards 10:: Dress Ging-
hams, perfect beauties . . . .6 /3
5000 yards. Dress Ginghams,
‘regulsr 12%0 yard, plaids,
strip”, etc. ......gy.
Long Cloth
Full 12 yard pie-cw of fine
grade Long Cloth, regular-
ly sold $1.50 a piece; this
sale. 891:
$10.00 Coats," $5.98
Long Black Kersey Coats, satin
trim. The greatest Goat bargain. \
ever shown.
Blankets . \
One thousand pairs of the
famous “Beacon" Blan-
kets, full 11-4 size, best
$3.00 Blanket in America;
.0111- big leader ...........$1. 89
11-4 double Blanket, full 5120,
white and grey, regular $1
value 69c
10-4 double Blankets, full x.
size, regular 69c value......47c
Handkerchiefs '
Sample line bought from J.
R. Ainsley & Co., the lat -
est importers in the busi-
ness; The poorest in. the
lot was a 1254c retailer;
values up to 192. .. .. micr- 29c
Norwalk Chronicler