Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 10, 1909 · page 3

 
 

 
 

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in dots. stripes and Dir-
lnasce effects. at

12 1.2, 1,31 2011111250 yd
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MAHACKEMO HOTEL stock,
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Mrs. Dayton Bunion, of Brooklyn.
'is spending a few days as the guest of
Mr amt Mrs. George Bouton, of Gran.
bury

’lhe Friday Afternoon Club will
meet Friday of this week; at. the hotue‘
of Miss Gregory.145 Main street. Nor-
walk.

Harry Seymour. formerly employed
in Boston, has taken a. position at the.
hat I'actOry of J. C. Wilson & Cetu-
pony.

’1 he governing board of the Norwalk
Country Club will meet at the South
Norwalk Club rooms tonight at 8
o'clock.

 

 

 

 

 

Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo will give"

A St.1'y-’l‘e.ller's Hour, at the Univer~
sails e nrch, in Midtllctown, tomor~
row evening.

'Ihe Westport Avenue Whist Club
held a very pleasant session last
evening. at the home 01’ Mr. and Mrs
George Sanderspice. ,

Mrs. Harriet Byxbee, who was tali-
eli suddenly ill at her home. No. iii
Harriet street, yesterday, is resting
more comfortably today.

llarry Sturges. of Norwalk, has
taken 11 position as traveling salesman
tor a large shoe concern. ill: travels
from Norwallt to lliassachusetts.

Silvio I’aganctti, oi' i-ia\'iland street,
has joined Old Well Hook 11nd Ladder
Company, and will be 11 great acquisi-
tion to the pool players of the organi-
nation.

The t'rcehoitiers' assessment of betr
pills and damages accruing from the
proposed l1‘1unklin stteet 11x11nsion is
printed 011 the1 I'outth page of The Sea
tlnel today.

Representative M. Ii. Bennett, 01
Norwalk‘, Is in New York city, today.
,on business. and will go to i-iprtt‘ord
tomorrow, to attend the session of the
legislature.

John H. Bodwell has sold his hat
manufacturing establishment in Water
street, South Norwalk, 'to John Itcd-
way. who was formerly in the business
in North Main street.

The Hungarian Catholics, of South
Norwalh, have planned a pleasant
time for Tuesday evening. ’l‘ boy will
have. a big supper at Arion Hall, and
will follow it at tltc same place with
a dance.

.lames Lester. of liaviland street,
has been given the contract tor over-
llllllillg the, fire department apparatus

at Putnam Hone. House, 1115 decided
upon at Monday evening‘s meeting of
the city council.

There will be a pool match nt-Kess-
lur's cafe. Connecticut avenue. between

William Dibble and Samuel Boyd for “

the championship of the hill. Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. A11 interesting.
game is looked for.

.—€‘—l’)ou't miss The Lion and the
Mouse. SouNor. Bap. Church tonight.

Mrs. George ‘AL,Farnltam‘, of Y011- _

here, New York, spent yesterday with
Mrs David W. Raymond, 01’ Wash-
ington street. Mrs. N. E. Btunett, of
East Orange. New Jersey, is Mrs.
Itay‘monds guest for a few days.

Avery‘Beeinan: of shorman, father
or Lyman F. Benton. the United
States navy yeomatt; who was report
011 drowned at Chattanooga, Tenn. a

few daysngo. was in Dnubnry. yest.e1',».

day,
iormntion about his SOXL'
nothing now, however. and the
still remains a. mystery.

A joint 111eeting of the oflicers‘ as-
ciations oi the, Norwalk and South
Norwalk Fire Departments will be
.hcld Thursday evening at. Putnam
Hose House. At that time the 00m-
tnlttce will make a report on the pro-:
posed field day or inspection, which
the two departments ate planning to
Id in a. few months, probably in
ay.

A brief session of the court of com-

I'or the porpoise of securing i11-
lle learned
cast;

111011 pleas was held in the County i

Court House; ' Danbnry; ’ yesterday
morning. Only one minor matter was
heard and the court was again adjourn—
ed ttntll Thursday morning at 10
oclock when the case of Dr. F. P.
Clark vs. Eliza McDermott, adminis-
tratrix. will come up again and will
probably be finished.
A. fox was recently ran up a tree in
. Wilton a thing which is rarely heard
of. but affew nights ago Everett i-Inrl»
butt was eating supper. and heard his
110;; barking in the v1ud.He Ilnally
went out to investigate, and found
that the dog had an animal in the tree.
It proved to ho a large i'ox The tax
was on a limb abodt slit feet from the
groundnut Mr Hnrlbutt killed the
"11111111ai'111i1ilirectilved thii bounty from
the town, officials, , 5

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HOUR‘M a. in. 11513 p. m. ,
summits—12 16 4 p. m.

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Important Act to be Introduced In
Legislature by Representative
Bennett.

The following bill is to be intro-
duced in the General Assembly by
Representative M. 11. Bennett. and 111
01' great. importance to ilnancial instt
1111101113 and individuals holding any
town, city or borough bonds:

An Act Exempting Certain Municipal
Bonds from Taxation.

Be it enacted by the senate and
house 0! representatives in General
111-1511111ny convened.

Section 1. Wheneyet any town cltv,
borough or other tnxpaying district.
has heretofore, (It shall hereafter Is-
sue bonds 01' other obligations. such
bonds and other obligations shall be
exempt from taxation when owned by
any person or corporation, who resides
or is located in. the town. city, borough
or other taxpaylng district issuing the
same. ,

Section 2 This act shall talte effect
trom its passage attd shall repeal 'all

acts inconsistent herewith. }

 

 

MONEY ADVANCED

to all. on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal, 011 their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. In
dependent Loan and security 60..
Haviland Bidg., Washington St. 0111011
open' until 7 p. in. Monday and Sat
urday until 8:30.

God Steaks, 120 lb

Halibut. 11,111; Salmon.
loo: Spanish Mackerel.
Smelt, tile; Sinall Smelt. I151:
rings. tic; Butler, lilo; Eels. 151'0ys
tors. 1100; Long Clams. 30c: Round
Giants. 3131-; Sea Escnilops.'1ibc; Flut-
Ilsh. ltlc lit: Snapper Blues, 12c. “1.;
Green Sea Treat. 1110. lb.: Blue Fish.

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Butter! Butter!
Church 81 Miller’s

the place to get sweet. rrcslrmade But
.1011. received fresh from the creamery
,I'twico each week. Try ours.

Plenty of home-laid Eggs.

Bright new Mackerel, 2 for 15¢:
large. bright, fat Mackerel, 151'. per lb

Fancy Boneless Codiish in 3 15
boxes. the finest Codflsh sold.

I New‘llldsm Cheese. bright as 11. doi-
ar. ‘ ‘

New arrival of the Franco-American
Soups; large 0211's, asserted, $3.50 per
dozen.

A full line of Franco-American Game
Poles.

Headquarters for the “famous Nest
Oranges. a new arrival any size. $3.00
per hex; 25c and 30633611 dozen. ' '

Call 011‘ its for anything. '

BUY EDIBLES, YOU CAN EAT;

aCIiurch 81-.Miiier.
LEADING GROCERS. , .
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Clothing Economy
Does not; obnsi‘st in buying cheap tail-
orotl ..01' ready-made suits. but in buying

, the, best. that can be made at. a. mod-

crate .oost. . .

Koppel clothing ,is the kind for
economical buyers to‘ wear.

The price is low consldérln‘ the
workmanship..11nd our workloads ip is
unquestionably the boob-best from
every stdndpoint. '

LEO S KOPPEL‘.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

 

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Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.

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,offers safe and profitable investment. and you have at your command a full
collection of Furniture 01' the Collins & Company standard to choose from and
enable you to find just what. you want at a material saving. Below We give

Specials in Brass and Enamel Beds

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enjoying at present an extensive

86' Washington Street.

You will find here this week a large variety of Silk. Lawn and

Net Bows. Fancy Stock Collars. Embroidered Linen Collars. and
neat designs in Ruching. These new creations are styles that are

vogue in New York.

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The 1.1111111. Story Is Told in T113011» Phpert.

ORDER N EXT TH URSDAY'S

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WISII’IIRI ‘

.I. F. Cannon is visiting at Savan-

nah, Georgia.

Westport Orange is to meet on Wed i
nesday night. ‘

Miss Clata 131.11 tch, who has been tour-
ing Italy is back

The Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie spouts
Monday in 111' idgeport.

Miss Ruth Btudloy has accompanied 1
Mrs Ii. 13 Ilunnell on 11 1in to Florida,

Tonight. A. B. Merrill, principal ot
the State Normal school. at New Hu-
you will lectuit1 in Jet-sup libr'atv audi~
torium

Ft 'ank Mnndcz is hitvlnga two story
lire. prooi garage cousnuctcd 011 his
1111111111 property. Contractor Quinlan
has charge of the not it ',

Selectmen Wakemnn. Coley and
Oscar Smith combined business with
pleasure, Monday. attended to the first, ,
lam-bed at the Stratlleld. and later wit-
nessed the performance at Poli's.

Harry it Plutt, oi" Saugatuek, has
assumed the position in the Spring.-
lleld Works oi 1he Saugatnclt MilliillnC-1
tuting Company made vacant through
the resignation of W. S. Rogers.

11 the Westporter Herald can are
met its nose and it is opined it (1111.1
no objection will come front that
source. at all strenuous, of 111111111111
11011 of the Farms section to Fairileld.
Brother .loues need not lose flesh over
the contemplation.

The program selected for the eu-
tertaiument oi’ the. Children 01 Mary
of the Church of the Assumption. in
National Hall. on the night or l"ebt'u~
ury 'J'J. promises to be most entertain-
ing, and will doubtless attract. 1111111-
bers. ”‘I‘Iiirty Minutes for Refresh-
ment” will be followed by tho Operetta
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Don’t Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter

Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1, 1909,

it. Day and Night Scssions._

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Electric Pcrcolators, Chafing Dishes, small" Stoves. Waiter
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-

lights and Electrically Drivgn Toys. A iar‘ge' assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.

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STATE HARDWARE MEN MEET.

WATERBURY, Feb. 10.—-—The see
and day of the sixth annual meeting
of the Connecticut Hardware Associa-
tion opened with a session in Odd Fel-
lows‘ Hail. yesterday, at which an ad-
dress was delivered by F Aley Chand-
tor. of New York '1‘. H. Fellows. 01'
Des Moiues. la.. iepi'esenting the Mer
about 5 T1 ado ournal. spoke of the ef-
rector tiade journals upon business.
and there Were other biiet speeches.
Iho opening of the question box led to
:1 number of lively discussions. follow-
lng Which the meeting 11110111111111.111-
ter 9. group photograph‘had been tak-
111.1111; members and invited guests
sat down to the annual banquet at the
Elton. ,

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COAL MINE FOR GAME RESERVE.

TRINIDAD. 0010:. Feb. 10,. -Colonoi
.l. A. Owenby‘ announced last night
that 2 0 acres of coal land owned by
himself,
63/. ct" Boston situated near the Colm-
ado and New Mexico line, would be
made into a some preserve and thor-
oughly stocked with wild animals. The
land will also be worked for its cool
deposits.

 

NOT A KISS.

gag ed. IV
1 “Now. they're married. It was 11 (lot
lar she Wan pleadingr for.”

 

J. P. Morgan and B. F. Choir.

“I heard her holilud the door plead~ 1
ing for Just one. They must be on-

 

DEATH PENALTY'IN RUSSIA.

the 111111 providing for the abolition of
the death penalty in Russia came up

for discussion today. it: was referred
to committee without instructions when
to report. -

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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CHARLES 11111111111111

. Proprietor.
Toiophonc Obi."

Bu‘nda'y
Dinner PI

 
 

 

 

DA VID W. RA YMOND.

Funeral Dinoior
Embolmor. ,
19 North Main ‘81.. Bouth"Norwalk‘
Rouldoiibo. 6 WaIMngton; at.
Telephone II house, 698.
Telephone :11 office, 830-2. 1

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be the uttering after the entertainment
proper. ' ’ ‘

Certainly no more lnstructivo 01' I11-
terosting offering .in the line, of ad-
drcsscs has been vouchsaied here than
that given by Major F, H. Ebsteiu.
U. S. A., before the Historical Society,
Monday night. The gentleman elected
to recount his experiences of frontier
lite anti the northwest boundary dis»
hate. and It. thrilled. There was
lunch of the melodramatic, although
the speaker aimed at nothing but facts
In the relation, but his remarks served
more than all else to throw light upon
what to many of us was as an undis»
covered country. as well as govern-

tal procedures and the attendant
ngcrs to that line of diplomatic
work, at least. It. was most interesting
and met with deserved favor. The
meeting was held at the home of John
Godillot and the visitors were royally
entertained 111101 the speaker had Iin1
tsbed. .
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' 'I‘hore'a 111111111111 like bread made from
Gold Medal Flour. Dnnottnii

 

 

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Why Don’t i

3Y0u Buy
sugar ,
.By the Bag

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Handiest way and the
cheapest way—and decided-~
1y sanitary.

 

 

Putinp at the-Refinery in :
white cloth bags. The fin.
est grade of Granulated.
Only of

The Union Pacific
Tea Co..

126 Washington Street.
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List Of New Books Added Recently to
1 1311111111. 0'

The following is a list of the recent
accessions in the South Norwalk Pub-
lIb Library:

Phlloaophy and Religion.
llhoades, James

Ttaining of the Imagination.
Hudson, Marshall

How to llcnch Men.

sociology and Education,
Blot 11111111 Frank W.
Elemuts of Sociology.
Royce. Josiah

Race Questions. I"roviucialisni and

Other American Problems.
Keithn, 1I.A. Ii.

Elementary Education.

E,liot Charles W.
Unive1sity Administration.
Sclcnco and Arts.
Sharpe, Dallas bore 0
The Lay ol’ the Land.
Lowell. Percival

Mars as the Abode of Life. ~
Richards. Ellen H.

Cost of Cleanness.

I-Iasluck, Paul N

Handymans Enquire Within: Mak-

ing. Mending. Renovating.
Anderson, William

Japanese Wood Engravlngs.
Weitcnkainpf, Frank

How to Appreciate Prints

Rawlings Certiude Burford

Coins and How to Know Them.
Moro Everett B.

American Playgrounds.

Biography. History and Travel.
Milman, Lena
Sir Christopher Wren.

 

Greasy. Sir Edward -
li‘ii‘tt-en Decisive Battles of the

World.
Wendel. P. C. H.
History of Egypt.
Patterson. Col. .I. H.

Man-eaters of Tsavo and Other East ,,

African Adventures.
Anderson, Galusho

Story of 11 Border City During the ,1

Civil War.

Hill. Frederick Trevor 1

Story of a Street.

Literature.

Crothers. Samuel Mchord
By the Chi'lstmastire.
Lucas. E. V.
Gentlest Art.
Conington. John. Traits.
Aeneid of Virgil.
Glider,Richa1d Watson.
Poems.
Lanier, Sidney.»
Poems.
Stevenson. B. E. Ed.
Poems of American Histoxy.
Chapman. .1. J
Four“ Plays for Children.
V1111Dv ke, Hemy,
House at Rimnton
Toilihg oI' Felix, and other poeins.
Representative Essays

Juveniles.

Blanchard. Amy I1}.

Four Corners at. School.
Burnett. Frances Hodgson '

Spring Cleaning.
Ewing, Juliana H

Story of a Short Life .
Hart. '1‘. Truxtun

Sophomore Half-back.

When Mother Lets Us Cook.
Paquin Samuel S.
Garden Fairies.
Ray. Anna Chapin
:, Half a Dozen Boys,
' Half a Dozen Girls.
Phoebe: Her Profession.
Russell. Anna
Story Told by Pins.
Stoddard. William 0.
‘ In the Open.
,‘ S‘py of Yorktown.
Tomlinson. E. T.
Font" Boys ‘in the Yellowstone.
Rider of the Black Horse.

' Fiction. 1

Bazin, Reno ‘
Coming Harvest.
Redemption.

1

Crawford; F’.‘ Marlon .
Katherine Inuderdaio.

Doyle. Arthur Conan
Tragedy of Korosko.

Dumas; Alexander
Countess do Chat-nay.
Twenty Years After.
Whites and the Blues.
Joseph Balsamo.

. Forty-live Guardsmen.
Two Dioxins

‘ Regent's Ddt’i‘giit'er.
Chevalier d’I-Iarmenta.
Three Guardsmen;
Memoirs of a. Physician.
Queen' is Necklace. 1
Chicot the Jester.
Count of Monte Cristo.
Page or the nuiio‘of‘SaYOy.

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Ten Years Latin .

Man iii. the Iron Mask.
Margaret do Valoln.
Vicomte do Bagelonue.
Chevalier do Maison Rouge.

 

 

110111111 do, in Valliore.

1]“ ester. Maximilian .

Co'i'rie Who?
Hall, H1 Fiefldin

Ono inunortoli y.
klplins. Rudyatd

Puck of Poolt' 11 Hill.
Lancaster. G. B

Alter Stairs.
Little, Frances

Lady of the Decoration.
Mac-,(ii'ath, Harold

Enchanted Hat.
Major Charles

When l{11i_.;hth001i W111i
Orcutt. William Dana

The Spell.

in Flower.

Parabollnm

Banzai!
Thomas, Augustus
"Witching. Hour.

.ltetul, Opie

The Starbucks.
Reynolds. Stephen
Poor Man’s House.
Thompson, Charles Miner
Calico Cat.
'l‘horno. Guy
The Angel.‘
Ward, Mrs. Humphrey .
Testing of Diana Mallory. 1
Whole Fatally, a novel by twelve ninth-r
0.1'11 .
Woodrow Mrs. Wilson.
Silver Butterlly. '

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MR. TOMLINSON’S BILL.

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Danbury Representative Presents I11»: 7
toreatlng Measure. ‘
The following is the text of a bill
presented to the general assemblyjby, ,
Representative Wilbur F. Tomlinson.“

oi Danbury. a bearing upon which,
has been assigned for today: ‘
"Wher,cas Heredity plays a most; '

itnpmtant part in the transmission of
crime. idiocy 11nd l1nbccility., 1' ‘1 '
""I‘hcret'me. Be it enacted by the gem -
111-11] assembly of the state of Connecti-
1.nt.1h11t on and after the passage of.
this net, It shall be compulsmy for
11111111 and llVP.l‘\' Institution in the state
entrusted with the care of continued
eiiniinals. idiots. rapists and imbecilos:
to appoint upon, its staff, in, addition 10,,
the regular institutional physician. two
skilled smgeons of recognized ability.

whose. duty it shall be. in conjunction ., 1

with the chief physician at such instii
tution, to examine the mental and phy-
sical condition 0t such lnmatesa as are 1

1 recommended by the institutional pity

stolen and board or. managers. If. in ,

the judgment of such committee orbit—'-
ports and board of managers, procrea-V, .

tion is inadvisable, and there is no,

probability'ot improvement in‘ the con-1' ‘ '

dition of such inmate, it shall be 111w;
ml to perform such operation for the'
prevention as shall be deemed safest
and most effective.

The bill is said to be virtually a d
pllcate of a law now on Indiana's std ’,
tute books.

 

We invite 31.111 Mitigation or,
'our new and unto-datedine‘of

the pepular New .York Deb

intent and Novelty stores a
1 Showing in their window on
‘ gselling1' Prices rangoflrbtn‘

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Tailor, 91011113,, ‘
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