; r
Dag-willows “vulgar. i
02‘ «litm- a men ,
Meir-each. co. Norwolk
I90 ~Editor‘o Residence
mo—cny lditor'o Residence
This sluohloua weather. My good
“083.
The clerk: at Trletram 8: Hyatt’n
tire busy taking inventory these days.
Lawrence Healy, who has been visit-
ing in Hobokon,‘ N. J.. has returned
heme.
Mrs F. C. Belts, of Main street has
gone to Williamsport. Penn» to visit
friends.
John McDonald. of St. John's Sem-
inary. New York. has béen visiting in
Norwalk.
Mrs. David W. Raymond, of Wash-
ington street. has been spending the
week in Boston.
~-Nice Umbrellas. O‘iirion.
Mrs. uscar L. Cnnlicld. of 15 Union
place. Norwalk, is visiting in Bridge-
port and Ansonla.
The days are beginning to grow
longer; also the gas bills to grow shor-
tcr. Works both ways.
7 The regular meeting of the Govern-
ing Board of the South Norwalk Club
will he held this evening.
Conductor Edgar Demmou. who has
been ill at. his home in Orchard street.
is considerably improved.
This weather is hard on the small
boy, who found a pair of skates in his
stocking Christmas morning.
January promises to be as stormy
its December was clear. The law of
averages in never suspended.
Mru'William Miller and daughter
Willa. of Madison street. has gone to
Sutnnicrriilc, New Jersey. to make a
visit.
~-«-Doposlta made in the. savings do
pnrtment of the. South Norwalk Trust
Co. on or before Jan. 10th will draw in-
tercst from .lan. list at four per cent.
The iceinen will have plenty of op-
portunity for gathering a crop this
year. But what about prices next sum
mm?
The Monday Afternoon Whiul club
will meet Monday. January itlth, at
the home of Mrs. Jennings in West
atrt-et.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clark, of
l-Ilmwood avenue, are entertaining
Mrs. Henry livers, of Wushintuon.
Conn.
Mrs. Susan G. Holmes. of Fairllcld
avenue. has returned froth a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. William l-‘lsilor, oi
liridgeport.
m Men‘s and lime” t‘ups. O‘Brien.
The Miners Kittie and Fannie Clark
entertained a few friends at pilloclile
and live hundred lust urn-ulna at their
home in Mcrwin strert.
.\ir., and Mrs. 1-2. ll. t-‘utuw, oi Cllcs‘t
nut sil‘t‘t‘i. Norwulit, are onlortuinina
their counin, t‘hut’icu 1-". limit-dict, i'nlt
rd Slates Cotillltiuslonrr tor Montana.
A Stated convocation of Butler
t‘hnpter. it. AIM. will be held at its
l'tltlililt ncxt Tuesday til't'lllllil at it
(l'i‘ltlt'k. The murii durum: will be worltv
ed. g
~t‘lioltlu Native Turkeys,
(ibiekon’a and Fowl, 2ile 1b.;
40c pair: Fancy (louse. 22:- lb.
Market. till South Main liti'tillt.
Owing to tho icy condition of tho
Norwsllt river. the propeller has not
come up tho river to discharge and
illlttl on freight. Probably no more
lrctght wilivho tailcu in Norwaik until
the river in cloltrod up.
The ltov. FEJ. Moran will be in
charge of the. {pontoon at Trinity
Church on Sunday noxt. There will
be an only service at it o‘clock and
the usual services at 10:20 in tin!
morning and at 'i ocioelt’ in the oven
hm.
Rapport Hats at t)‘ Brion s.
The Civic Magus will meal at the
Historical House on Friday. January
14th at 3 outcry limitation of immi‘»
lance will be transacted. and a full
attendance is audited. All women (a
'a
2hr ib.;
Rabbits.
Public
York has returned hallo.
, mow.
' ;the guest {of her brother. t N0. 2 i.lv-’
without
,lrs. Milton l'. Kormlothrd ‘
Ma. Silos been I , '7
with rot-lives in Wit organ.
..I'ifi lion lociol Klimgtll have a
limit tomorrow afternoon to con
older the matter of giving a big ball.
W Fulfilled clouds" will“ in
totfiorrow It; the Bout ll 53%
”fiddler. and still Baptist: (Show
in Grace Seymour. of Welt street.
mi Miss “Mitts L. Golden; or Fondant
avenue. are] visitors in New from city
Mrs. Mary R. Wilcox. w a has been
'iugston street. in. returned to her
home in Wolltngford.
T. B. Muller, who hall worked in
Germany, France. Southfltfricaj and
England ondBr'ozli. has taken a pool
tion so watch maker in Richard
Nouck’a place, 34 North Main street.
Star
ions of the Forest. held a meeting in
after the business had been transact-
tc-neral good time.
-nlue Hate. Blue lists. O'ilrien.
it is expected that the new pool
tournament of the South NorWalk it‘ll‘t‘
Police will be started in about two
weeks. in the meantime the pool in:
ble will be covered snow and the
{players will be rotated.
The last of the “leek of prayer ser-
vices was held last evening at the
South Norwallt Methodist Church, with
the pastor. Rtév. Frank 1). Walter, in
charge. The. subject was The. Secret
of Power With Men.
The. Woman‘s Christian 'l‘cmpcruucr
Union will conduct service at tlit
AlilliilIOIltte Sunday artcrnmn at 3
o'clock. A cordial invitation in ex
tended to all.
have charge.
ton store.
At. the regular meeting or the Nor»
walk division of the. 'l‘rouoymen'o tin
ion Local 746, this creator: tho oillonrn
tor the coming your will be installed
by Past President Walter J. smith. At
the close of the business meeting at
banquet will be served.
~1’ropcrty Owners: Let us figure
on your work before giving out. your
Miss Maude Perry will
Tliltt' 2:50 car from Hos
contract. Wo build the right kind or
houses at the. right prices. Ask titll
patrons. (lur experience guarantee!
you entire satintaotlon. Write or phone
Do it non lilo. St. John S: Kcysor.
Stetunboat Place.
1’. C. inunsbury lodge. N. E. (l. l'.
at their meeting next Tuesday night
January it. will have initiation. in
Imitation of olilccra and a banquet
Business of vital inliuirtsurc in restart
to llnnnccu will also be transacted
A large attendance Ia doulred.
First Church. South Norwallt. (‘onn
~"A listener in the congregation" on
Sunday morning. November it. one in
of the itcv. F. l). Walter's sermon m
"The Convincing male of the (loapcl'
that he had an edition printed for fret
dlatributionmchriatlan Atlvocntt‘.
George J. Cnvonagh oi the ilriu ol
Cavanuuh 1; West. lino quite a hobby
collecting flags and pennants and
there are a dozen or more of these iii
tic emblems on display in tho iirln'a
store. The Nutmeg. Stevens institute
T. P. i., Yale and Williams banners
ilnd conspicuous places.
~«~l.atcst liorbics. ()‘iiricn.
Mru. l. M_ Pinlthuln has uottou ml’
plans for n banduorue new residence t-
iw erected in lliiioide place. ’l‘hn
house will contain twelve rmitns app
will have all modern itupmwumntt
Thu rontruct for ita erection hue llt‘t'li
awarded to iicrbcrt V. t‘mr, oi lam
Norwalk. who expcciu to «tart work on
it. during the next iew days.
ice mater M. C. McNoruey has tilled
one of his houaen at Broad itivor and
oxpoctn to have another tilled today.
Ha states that ho hon never known the
ice to be better: it looks almost like
Hygelo product, in clear In cryatoi and
fourteen in fifteen inches in thickness.
”The pricu of thin too. will ho twonty.
thirty and forty cents.
The United Holiness tneetlhu will in
hold at the hoivntlon Army. to Water
ulmt. liability morning at it o‘clock.
Ensign Mayo“ will be the leader. The
children'u Sunday whom moolina will
be held at 3 o‘clock in the afternoon
At 8 o‘clock in the evening. the i’cnla
norm pivoting will be held. The sub
incl will ho Watch. Everybody in writ
come.
‘Uiil‘lilfl tho Millie rush during the»
holidays at tho Norwslk mutuilice.
Poltmooter Koith had one jolts that he
got off on every nonunion, with o grout
deal at relish“, tor it on a volition
lotto. and everyone. who linens "Brad"
knows that he that rare]: in million.
Whenever the olrrlors'or oler'lm mm
grumble over the extra work Ind the
tereiitetl in tho betterment of Namath
are invited to littoral
{ [tam be intonation to purchasers
arthropod envelopes at the blowout
par-mus to ltllW that. if by ,tniotitlte.
it!” Write the. «not; address upon the
envelope. they can excitation this tor
it idiot envelope. provided the whole
envelope ll returned.
r or...
of_ Coimnbia‘ Circle, Compan- ,
'Red Men‘s Hail, Thursday nixht. and ‘
ed, had dancing, refreshments and a7
impressed with the beauty and powefi
t
no to '- ‘ .
tannin ,
{Epsom Okla
below Are a Few
reduced lo....|21.”
Mum to. .. ”who
«sum toga;I 47.00
A. r
Funeral Dttedtors
12- 118 North Maul Street
will Enroll Day 0
South Norwalk-
BI WALL ETEEET.
Suillce to say that the best kind
lowest prices that good Underwear (“.1
We have a most noteworthy lino
weights and we recommend you to it»
per garment.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
an ours
or.» an".
WWWMWG to.
Collins Co
ALL oaaouareo or rue IOO‘KKEEPINC.
TYPIWEITING nanometers or
MERRILL COLLEGES
ENE FILLING GOOD POEiTiONC
Theres a Grand Opportunity for Every Ambitious Boy and Girl who
‘Stdmtord ‘
0. B. J ackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 48..
Underwear“
in the matter of t‘ndrrwcnr for a omen and
necessary. now that hoary Underwear weather is here. l? so into long ll(‘>
tall... with a list 01‘ the dittorcnt ptltcu
N. E. Ryan Co.
A. .l. Angevine 81 Son Co.
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Etc.
134-136 Washington Street, South Norwaik
of Our Specials
to.
reduced to“...
JIM
4E”
ondEllllnlmers.
South Norwalk. cum
IHORTHAND AND
r Evening. NOW
Port Chester
NOEWALK.
citiltll‘t‘n. it is munch
of tnderwuar in here for thr- you
n be sold for.
of i plan Suits. all shapes and
it at the tablet. we often 50¢ to $2.00
SOUTH NORWALR
t noun.
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lift nits illilllii t;
Piltiili
(Continued from [first Page)
The sunnuuri liiNililltltitl l‘nlliill'ti
taut night in the ilteslticnt' a letter in
the rinsing linen '11) your can lltltiltll
mu haw tlclltrmmi 3tllil‘ tttil‘itillll'mt as
l ht'iptul subordinate til the amen:
meat and it ilil‘i'vl'tiit’ now ilt‘t‘tlllii‘n on i
tltiii indirect the hl‘t‘l‘t'lltl) ul nui'it'ui
tut‘c to i‘t‘lltlilp you itotn your oilin-
as tho fofl‘atcr." bun bmualll nothing
lrom Mr. l‘lnchot more than the aim
pic statement "I uotild prefer to am
nothing at this time," but polititnll
Washington is lumly cartoon on in
what sully hr the roault.
l‘inchol today. in tho opinion oi
many. becomes ilu- pivot on which iliu
insurgent tight with the miiliiuialrw
lion can tum iii; mum. The “n"ti oi
Pint-hot. the personal irlcmi of Theo
doro itmpevolt and head champion of
tho itmuhvcll conservation litilitilmi
being coated from tho uillulal loudly ut
lirenldeui Taft. in another phlum thu
outlier-lurch Which till the air. The at
fool of F‘lurhot‘h dismissal upon illo
'conmmlonal iuvvatluitcm or micro
tary Iihllltlfl‘l‘ and the land nine.» in
another.
in the illliilltlllit allelic» which fell on
the whole situation lollowhur tho first
ban; alter the cabinet moron; at the
white House yesterdol anotnmm
may of the political (premolars- m.
unmistakable um or a great tempest
within the lteoublicith party with mini
mum» which romeo! tilt! mind sans
guide fear to think about.
rush. Mr. Keith would trot out: "Well
iwhy don't you out in a democratic
president, such no we had been in
Cleveland‘s administration.
wouldn‘t how any hustling or mailing
during the holidays. l'li intuit on
that" Mr Keith odds that it always
had the desired clitoris-in tool it was
o’ M
Then you!
There is only one conclusion upon
which all are anonimoua.1‘hot in
that there in a great light on hand.
out; which the president has uptight
”resold. for the present. at last. told
in turning it at this time by tint dis.
mine! of Plasma. tho widow's one
laistant law tlmtcl rthpa thc litu on n
m
tonseuuoncco and has lltliilt‘tl to son
it through, ~
Within a few minutes after tho
president had instructed Secretary
Wilson to volume Mr. i’inrhot from
office, the order had been carried out.
Similar letters ot dlotuinsni Wi'ri‘
aunt ill the statue time to Anataiatr
l-‘meaier UH‘l‘iiill \t i‘tirc and .th
“littill Ml i‘liltlltil dc traded in tin it
ill to Maillot litilliwl unit ll “its tip
collar. imc oi tin» contributing
cause“ of his dismissal
Mr. Platfwt was at llirt other t'bll‘l‘
lllin running. it» promptly begun
tlilfiill‘ tip oi his work and expectrd to
i-um a him day To all appeals fm
further statements regarding his dia-
mtuni it) l'residtnt ’l‘uft Mr. l’ln
rhut inorely antilmi his declination to
contribute turthcr to the now» on that
titlllji‘t‘l.
Thrtmallout the bureau ol Fountain
them was a toeilnit of alarm on to
What might become of tho ornnira
that which had two to much a io'rgu
til‘fil‘t‘i' the worn at the lore (”hint Fut-
hotel. All of the nillciall of this do
portumnt who wrap; place on of revamp
nibility ware perennially” heir-rim by
him thtiwr or not there will be
any further shake up of the bureau
its a uneullml today i‘nlliflfl' forth it
most deal of concern within tho
bureau.
UI’
W
Teachcrml’u‘ur little brother was all
lillit when he itii‘t the homo with you.
be in school?
The Kid-«limo!
the cougar will
i’ucit.
llldht i diva him
are m holids‘le
.el
quww
“lioxiraag groin this" nylom.’
anvil a headline in on exchange. We
all along humorist! that hour a ill
but ,wo wore pretty well mum
that it who an insane. asylum.
W -
floatation Tribe. on» mot ohlolo oli-
. to motto the occasion maroon-obit.
uwith accompanied by his entire stat!
"'(amplo form).
. coilcut showing it had made in the
and yet you any he‘s sick and would
candidate for on atrium of sonic hind.
~
isotonic; two mm mm or
stats and their atoll. wars present. 3
8‘ Previous to the raising up the [root
Elliot“ 0! the date were received 1
the honor: or the order and the train
tin: blanket was brought‘ into too
In .by the delegation m POM!
Tribe and presented with one cow»
monies A pleasant feature at the oc-
baalon was the prosontution by ‘Greot
Enchant Jacob Jacobs. of New Haven.
of a handsome emblem ring to rctiriti‘
Sachem William Records. in behalf of
Cookeuoe Haymakers' Assbcilltion
'l‘hc chiefs were raised up by Deputy
Great Sachem F. ilaggerty. of Green
There wore speeches
[by Great Sachem Jacob Jacobs. Depu"
W Grant Sachem iiaagorty. Great Chief
'0! Records William Saunders, of
j‘Naugatuck; (lrcat Prophet William
Miller. (lrcat Keeper of Wampum O.
L. Culver. of New Haven; Great Mistri-
ncwa Mayor E. 'l‘. Buckingham, or
.liridscport. anti Past Sachem Aldurv
loan Home Jackson, the Edtliund
Iiurlte of the Park City. from Kolilttt;
potannnh Tribe. and by Sachem M.
Allearn. of i’onnu Tribe, New Canaan.
At the close of the work, adjournment
was taken to McCarthy's restaurant.
where a line feed was served.
Belorn imving the great chiefs com-
pillnentcd (Im‘ltt‘noc 'i‘rlbc on the 0x-
past quarter.
Following in a list of the ofilccrs
who were rallied up:
Sachem »»»»» A. Ross Mnikin.
Senior Snxuntorc«\\‘. I. llet'rtcr.
Junior Snaanlorew-lml (:ohn.
i’rOphtit—mw. 1. Records.
Chief of Records—J“. ii. Mnlltin.
Keeper of Wlunputn-ml'i'. l. Cour
aim-it.
Collector of \K’atnpuuwisdwnni
Humor.
First Santmp-M-J. .i. ilennenscy.
Second Santlapmt’harlcs V. Stowe.
Guard of Wigwamw-Albert Rowe.
tluard oi Forest—«J. ii. l.int‘0|lt.
i-‘irat Warriormit. 1.. Decker.
Second Warrlormh. Shepard.
Third Warrior—martin Decker,
Fourth Warrior—«George Spicer.
First more“ ilarry Sturgeh.
Second llt’at't'«<l-‘ltiyll Reynolds.
Third lirnvcwllailicl Gilbert.
Fourth Bravo-whrthur tlaldwell.
lieprcuonintivea~l-‘. ll. Mnikiti,
I. Cmnuioeir, Wilbur P. iiubboil.
The blanket which was presented
to i‘twitcnoc Tribe last night by thc
morniwrn of l’onus Tribe. oi New Ca
lily; an intrreatina history. it
started from Wowmnpum ‘i‘rlbe.
Bridgeport, months ago. and is loaded
down with emblems added by the var
inuu tribes into phone hands it has
none. Among the tribes that have as
stated in donut-tin: it are. \l’owoul-
pulp. “rider-port: iiannuomussatt. New
Haven; lironocu. Waiilnxtord; Monto
o-csc. Merlot-n; Wonx. Southlnpton;
(foulpounco. ilristoi. Mattnbecsott.
New Britain: Blow". iiarilord; Mesa
wile. Unionvlile; Main Mayne. tlrcen-
wit-h: Pattxuuett, llanbury; i'ncas.
flouth Nor-walk; Ansoituwtawae, New
Haven; Natutuc. biennial-it; 'i‘runxls.
Waterbury: Robots, Wintoed; ch‘
tnux, Lime linck: Mohawk. 'l‘orripit-
ton; ”l‘ouuntlr, \\'utcrbut,\‘; Ntlnllll‘
shalt, ticymour; tlitcnuclt. Sit-atmrd;
Worn, Stamford. and l'onus. .\'c\\‘ t‘n
noun. ‘l‘ilc blanket will be kept here
for thirty darn. brim: placed on exhibit
lion iii return] of the leading slur“.
and hill ihrn continue
thmuuh tilc state.
W
BEACON FOE IABIiT HUNTING.
...-a.-
Wlll Close the on 15th MIL, and New
Liconu Must Io token Out.
’i‘ho notation for hunting rabbits with
a ferret closes on tilt: lllteouth of this
inbuilt and end» the huntlnil until
next September. All those who hunt
rsbbita those tlltcon days intuit lotto
out a new licotulo which will be good
till the iii-st or the out your. and the
dittcmut warden» are atoning a list of
then who take out it liconoo. tho heir
tar to loud: look utter those who might
to tonlpmi to go without ono.
Bnmu booth to think that they can
no along and hotp another lollow catch
rabbits with a term so long on tho‘
out their tolling out and thulnuoivu.
but such is not the man. as a man up
in lionbury to itntllnu out. alter {no
went with a friend and come ms
with Mo rabbits in his hunting cool.
"that we. caught." 7
The statute says that no person oileii
hunt put-sac or intro on; rabbit with-
out having and procured It license.
and that to take any rabbit without
having not menu I license. in-
cludes otter; out at nut-tones to or
cry other moon. whether it. motto in
the actual tailing or not.
.. -..“.-. ... mam.“
“Runway match. wasn't. it?" I
"You. lint the poor lotion tuuidut
porters maintain that Mr ‘l‘ort has
consider“ all lid probable M M
The nation a titan but faults in that
it It didn’t W Who «silos.
run fast entailh. tithe caught him." ~~
cm Mortar.
...—m “....“M ma
3mm. For tonight. . .
82.00 Women’s fluid Bags.
980
leather lined
Just tor tonight...9lic
$1.25 Wliits. 79c
Very Pretty Waistn,
the lot lasts.
$1.25 anisll Gloves,
97c pr.
Guaranteed Gloves for Wiiill-t
the celebrated Neilson
(llove. Tonight ..... 97c Poi
Fine lent her.
lingo.
while
Tonight. . . .79:
i
92 Washington
Street
"Best Quality
FLYNN & RYAN
90 Washington Street
(“Sale of l9") Waiéts W-..
wsaawmoow DiSPLAYS‘iBI~~
MINTZ’S so“
“The House Of Activity and f Progress’
RUBBERS
,, 25c pr.
Tho fifmous Gordon Dye
Gloves. Just for tonight.
% price .......... 26c pair
5% Buck Petticoats. 39c
75 to be sold tonight while
the lot lasts..... ......... 30c ,
8c Amoskeog Gingham.
6c yd.
8
Just for tonight...‘.....8¢ yard
25c Belts. Tonight. 12c
Our regular 260 Belts. 0n
attic tonight ..i....y.......120
Lowest Prices
its tourney ,7
;~ hm Led by s written
yon- , ~o
. -flm '
i r.? .: union every claim in true.
JUDGE WNEEEEE PEEBIDENT.
Foicfloid County Law Library Moonl-
ottou Sleuth-Pau- Puma.
owner of the lorrot has it license. with: ‘
I'll Resolutions.
At a labeling til the F'lilrtioltl tlouu~
tr thw Library llsuoeiatiou hold in
the totally court bonito yesterday tho
following outliers were elected: Proli-
dont. Judge (Morse w. Wheeler;
treasurer, John W. Bonito: secretory.
William 'I'. Harland: librarian.
Chutes 3. Evans; library committee.
Judge Howard J. Curtis, George I:
litillrdu’ll’io John it. booth of Ditto
hurt“. "Willem Wheeler. extolilelo.
The history mutant-involution vol
but!!! now and is in a flourishing cou-
llltion.
relocation nutritious.
At the meeting this lilo liar remitt-
onus on the death or the lite states
Attorney, Samuel Foosmulcu. worn raid
by dadue‘flobcrt E. liel‘orosl. ’i‘be
roooiottono were drawn up by Judie
your fuel dill! That will pay back it!
cost in one your, and continue roving
your money every year will. in on
Tilll'l what the corrupt. any
will do. Built on a new principle, No
trontorsldodntu. instead. oinveneonttolld
dull dmioo beneath the oven. Bum coke,
cool orwood. Hot bolting oven in ten min“
The
Centre! Range
Ironic. to an 60 per con .0! main-1m
...! 1 on any two "ll to prove it: claims. Tr; it no tor 9.0 lion.
F OR SALE BY
The Jones & Hotchltiss Co
17 WALL 57.. NORWALK
licit‘orost and show his it
With a guarantee 1 at
outlast the rest of the carriage. 'l‘hot'o
why we have had some of the iluoet
carriages in town in our hospital. Send
as more if them is onithing broken.
dislocated or strained about it. We‘ll
doctor it up so it will be as good as
and probably better than when itvwaa
new
Luther M. Wright
COUTN NOEWALK. CONN.
UST think of o range that wfl 5'. .
burn all day with one In; '
that will an all your cook- , . ,
lion troubles and 60 per us! 9'; .. .-
0‘
MW...» at... .... “...-.0.
wrurnoud of English. lie all ~
tion to the [act that Mr. " M
was a president of the m
20 you‘re throughout the oil ,.
ind covering the most wtivti » '
or a bony life. “lilo deeply .roiil
Judith 99mm continues.” that
his lamented wswyni moot.
man or his generous WW
aviators and ottotnmonm '
:oulloreti “irreparable oath '
till. 10“." Those on .
pointed a: catsuit loom m fl
drawing up the resolutions in '1
Howard Scott of Dunbar: on
L. Bootleld ol‘ Stamford.
uku- s4. away.“
osmium allocate on
C. P Godfrey. I lil‘lltiimltl,
so to board the newdplpei‘ tr:
it well in motion It the trillion
i‘ord Willi morning. ills
a modern pillar and be true it .
on the train upon the dilution it
He was not hurt. '
Norwalk Chronicler