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Iz-z—Nowu Dmartment
92-3-Builnou Department
Mar—Branch Office. Norwalk
390 ~Edltor'a Rouldooce
720-5—Clty Editor’c Flo-Idem
WEATHER FORECAST.
(lcncr-
For Norwnlk and vicinity:
ally fair tonight and Tnoadny. coltlci
tonight; moderate to brisk north and
Now is the WTIme
when your ilm are turned on full
blast to look to your Fire incuraaoo.
Every day you read of fire: conned by
overheated furnace or stove.
Fire lnanranoo is no reasonable you
can‘t attord to be without it.
'l‘t—l phone us at once. dont wait. or
drop I II card and we will bind you
lmnitdiatoly upon its receipt. ,.
Taylor 8: Golden
Tel-10M
74 Washington gingham Norwalk. Ct.
Don’t you went to the
One at the
make u" ‘tkaallinston that
style until l'filaynor, of Now
man. of Ohio Clov-
If yglllndlana. and David
“3010' iMlanourl. have tacitly
coatauld wzothcr luau offort
_. William J. Bryan from con-
tho Democratic national con-
}.h of 1912.
.u‘ t ion
forget
northwest winds diminishing tonight
Weather conditions: An arcn of illE
pressure. central tbla morning ow,
(mum, 15 producing plcaauni .‘tor of
with low tcmperatui'ca in “lurch, is
east of tho Rocky Millm‘fl'nfrald to
lug ttmltwraluri‘fi extended that the
. as Alabama. Zoro ,VCai‘pentor th
rerortcd "from Ni‘t of his ditty an
NUl‘lll Dllki)lll flll'l‘n a situation “ugh
lions favor for i' from tho action of
or with slighlie members of tho city
. completely ignoring pat-
lens and political faith.le
Termmi an ol.hical point of view.
010' la the only one for an unblaacd
on to assume in an instance of
. .3 choracter. the political party at
dilation of the xentlomon to whom he
‘ refers has no bearing. in othcr worda.
7 .15 must be unnamed-that had tho. Inn-
Jhrity of the council boon Democratic
Vltllbead of Republican. Mr. Carpontcr
. would have protested Just an strongly
hid they brokon faith with thclr party.
ilotions of this sort in Mr. (‘aIpon-
"3 opinion. have II Ilotiimcntal of-
on the upbuildlng of tho, (ll_\
whlc mirth capaciallI chII to the
hearts of tho pooplo. in v'lon of the HI
awakening to u rcalizatlo" of tho
many advantages of this city as a
place in which to live and to do bani-
noun.
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V moot SCHOOL OPENING TONIGHT.
bear in mind tho lormni opcning of
. the high school building llll‘I’ oIcnlnI:
"The ceremony him boon a long tlinc
' coming but this has thc inght aldo.
Tho building may bo lnapoctod with II
"dilution that it in now in every tiny
_ runninx'ordor, equipped llnoly for busi-
4. unkind in addition to the regular
' . mipmont contniiia many nrt tron
lures worth seeing. An interacting
promin has been arrangod and thoro
it every indication that thorn will bc
. alone attendance.
..._._...._._
,. If your atcnosraphor dooa not ahow
Ito this morning and if too Inlopbono
to“. dumb. aaya loday‘a Hartford
Minot. do not he Aurprlaod. Mrs.
H. P. Belmont. tho ambltloua cuf-
‘ gotta. has lauucd u call to all «our
,(lnd of course xlrli workora to
quit work thin morning as a pruioat
Ifiillnt things as they are.
, 9W
. fill" Haven in gutting aflur lhii
hobuholdera who do not look after
ion on their aldowalka. A hundrod
.. a. calling attention to tho law
I hoop cent to Ilollnuuonta. 'l‘horo
m It the present limo many side-
. throughout tho Norwalkn. tho.
uOf which lncmu a lllitatlon with.
ii bones.
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month tako fall out of Can-
non a headline of tho Hartford
If the insurgents continue
to fill! Itrcngth. during the next tow
“W” they have in the pain low.
[it'll ’t be lunch left of Uncle doc
to W I fall out of by the time that
‘ urn not: around.
W
l hollow in gittln as much mod
mum. on you kin—mot that i ever
out to look for happluoau; rooms
a folku that door. never find: it.
do the but i itin whore the good
pin the at. an' it looks like i got
W‘W -»- «I...
y it doesn't got “no cold and
I
,. I friend of can VII-lea the
it. Ho «hilt! toknow l!
in New mm in roquirod
-., Pale People, Attention!
. I
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the beat lion Tonic to give
you Blob. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Druid .
ANDnnsoWs
Launch W06
(““0th Frame! '80. up .Ipeclacloa ln
Launches of all at and la lacking
by competent worht of brains.
03'3“”th THE POINT.
A. 1 Man asks for a divorce
.nla wife has not spoken to
[up or three years He doesn't
comfort when he soon it.»
irwich bulletin.
_....3 ..
it in said that some mic is dead as
the result of a duel in Polls. flow-
over, the duel mm between allons un-
acuuainted with duelllng etiquette.»
New York American.
.....__.
Dispatch from Lou Angelou aaya
200.000 people. are nto ace. the aura
piano filgbta there. next week. 'l‘hoy
don‘t want to be so aurochw lin»
voII Palladium.
u...“
After it long and caroful march for
an approprlnto gift for its founder.
tho, Arctic club has handed llr. Cook
the. froaty IIIltt.-8pringllold Union.
4...
"What in a professor?” Ioka Ii New
York state paper. it in hard to toll.
A profoaieor may bc n which mpo pen
former. a rug-limo pianist. a nchool
toachcr or II (liltH'C-l‘tr“ .iohnuiown
Democrat.
w...
"lllxio" is officially nnnonnccd
tho lendor in patriotic. popularity in
this country. The loat undue struck
one right. chord before it dimly—lions
ion Herald.
it“
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(lut lII Saalmlcbownn. thirty (armory;
bnrc roconliy bought highvurndo nIItoA
mobiloa. noon farming pny‘.‘w~l’lIUu~
dolphin l'll‘l‘llllm ’l‘lmca
Joseph H. t‘bonto litLVti woman in not
a altln iaaIIII. (lb. voI‘y woll, ’l‘hoy told
us that rib attIi'y.—~I\‘I1Iw York ”or
nid.
Wm
M...
WITH THE STATE EDITORS.
II This True?
(‘onaua I-IIIIIIIorutora should only
work on rainy days. That in tho only
limo tlIIIy will find lbo woman at
lIoIiIo.-~ Now llnvon Palladium.
.9..
Mark Twain’u Only Solace.
Even tho null-tobacco cnlbualuatu
IIIIIai lIt-aituio to crliiuluo wlIoIi thII
lioIII'l-brokcn Mark Twain aota null
for llermudn buying bin cigar in his
"only companion and aolucc now."~-
Now ilnvon .qurunl-tkmricr.
.9...
The Souvenir Pout Card.
'l'lIII aouvonli‘ card him come to no It
Ilolighlful thing to reckon with, it in
an alumni IIIIiI-oraal carrlor of good
wlnhca and plotorinily It in oftcn moat
artlatlc ‘ Many pooplo nro not bluanod
with tho gift of oxprcaalon and in tho
bolldav aoauon tho pout crud with its
exquisite bit of vol-ac. dnlntlly illumi-
natod. chi-rick tho nioaaago of 3an
pathy and good cheer» Moridon ltoc
(It‘d.
~+~
No. it isn't.
Norwnlk motions with heat while
othor towna in tho aiato fi'oono. We
bopo tho‘ condition in not a forortlnuor
of tho heronftor.-»-New Haven Tlmoav
Loader.
“0...
When tho Ihoc Pinch“.
t2 iiurlca W Moran. latcly an ice king.
now Convict No 2.814 in tho fodoral
ponitcntlnry nndor II iiftoon- your son-
tcnco. characterise: hi: sentence as
“brutal." Thu nonunion imparted by
the "halter draw" invariably rat-ca the
dance with ono'u "good opinion of tho
law."~ilartford Pout.
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POLITICAL QM) OTHIR‘WIOI.
annulm- Chauncey M. Dopow of
Now York whose term will onplro nut
March. in a candldata for reelection.
John w. Kern. Domocratlo candidate
for vino-precinct in tons. ban on»
ccptod an invitation to Ipuak at the
Democratic W in Grand napkin.
Mich. on Md.
9““
What the Republicans of Room
choose their onto tlokot next summer
thm probably will in no opporltlon a
l
m.»-
Alfalfa Bill" Murray. who carved
a president of the constitutional con-
vention and speaker of tho flrat Okla-
homa legislature. will probably make
the raco for governor of Oklahoma in
the Democratic primary next August.
-Q...
Probibltlonlstu in Minnesota aro
, are much disappointed over the doci-
alon of tho atate supreme court hold
bin that the Minnesota local option
law for the control of the liquor traffic
applies only to tho towns and village:
and not to the cities of tho ataia.
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Sonator Kuhn, of New Jersey. in one
of the Republican members of tho up-
per houao who has a light on lllll
hands for ro-clcctlon. Tho loglnlaturu
that will name hla successor will bu
choacn next. year. Sci-oral of tho
ill‘tlllfit‘nl Republican leaders in New
Jersey arr.I oppouod to hit-I rorclcctlon.
M...“ "A
m.u.
STATE PERSONALS.
Inn.“—
On Sunday. Manual llamaa of Nor
wlch wont to Ucoaii lioaoh \‘ow Lon
ion for his weekly dip in lilo aca. hav-
ing folioncd this cuatom for Ibo. pant
tow yearn. in 1900 ho mlaaod but two
wooka in uniting to tho aboro. lie
finds it lonoaomo thorc at tho proaont
-lmu and ho norms to ho tho only our
inclinod to mom plungoa, ii in lhtI
rosuit of his fondnoaa fur cold wntor
batha. and ban notion in tho point
whoro hc liltoa ii. Ming his bath ho
awlmn about for a four minutes and
thou comca out. taking a good run
along the lIcnclI to start circulation.
ilo lIlrtIiI n lintlilionno by tho your.
William (i .‘dlicbcil, proaidont of ilio
Milford Straw works. won at pliant-rigor
on tho first railroad train that ovor
ran from Now York city to Now lino
you. and bo look this trial trip on Jun
bury l. 1549 - alaty-ono youi‘a ago.
W...
Highway (,‘oinmlasluuor .lamoa Il.
Alnclkmnld has rocovorod from tho iii-
iIoaa which baa cuiillnod him to lilii
llllllli‘ in Now llavoh for auroral wookn
and in again ublc to ho at his ofllco liI
lllv capitol.
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TROLLEYMEN NOT ILAMEO.
('imrloa Wcokn and l‘hoaior l'nlnior
ilillltil'llll‘ll and conductor of II irollcy
car which klllotl lloilry ltlIlI-ll. :III
(iroonwlch. Doc, L’l. woro diachui'aod.
III ”III borough court lbcrc. Sitiimluy
morning. lbo cleiIIiIII- allowing that
'hoy woro not to hlamo for thc Innn'a
doatb.
SAVINGS THAT DO NOT PERIOH
”l‘hla nation. Imdor God. ahali haIII
II now birth of froodom. and that “on
orIInIoni of tho pooplc, by llit‘ pouplo,
for tho pooplc. almll not porlah lrIIIII
lhc oarth." . AlirnanIIlIIncoln tapooch
Ill Gottyabnrul
A
MW-
HlGH acnom. NOTES.
The tilrla' Athlnllc Ilaaoclntlon bIIlIl
what they any IvIuI an important .Inoot
in“ Friday aflornmn. but what thoy
did only thoy know and of aIuIIrao
lhoy wouldn‘t toll,
Piano ’l‘IInor Mr. ilolmoa baa put
tho inalrumonl in tho boat album for
the formal oponinit thla owning. and
moved it from tho platform onto the
main floor.
Janitor lI‘lalior hIIII boon at work tho
pIIIt tow dayII putting tho lichool in
tho pink of condition for tho oxorcluoa
tonight. Mr. F‘iahor la intorcatod in
tho aohool and doaorvoa a Ituod dual of
crodlt for blu painstaking cam.
’l‘ho boya are on "plan and noodloa"
today awaiting their ”mo with tho
Groonwioh lllxh achool. this evening.
Conch Godfrey baa boon hard at work
with them. and both ho and tho mom.
born of tho loam nro vary hopoful of
victory.
OIGANIOT HUNTINGTON ill-BM
cacao.
Arthur Huntington. non of Dr. and
MM. 8. ll. Huntington. of Main moot.
Norwalk. has been rootmgcd no or-
ganlnt at the south Norwnlk nuptial
church. Mr. Huatinpionfu work
throughout the your ha» been very ante
iafautory. and thoronmmont for an-
othor your in II momltlon of thin
fact. The member: of tho choir have
boon ultod to remain. but on yet barn
not ulsnod their ounlracta for runn-
casement.
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undiadyv-«You. i must canto-II l
have I motion» for coda.
Boardcrwlt must bu sympathetic.
Tho calico ban the name quantum.
nomad W ,
HOW can YF“ l“ ty-alxth ”m
'l‘bc floutinol will be planned to rooolvc
lantern for lloat lion. from lll random.
under the I a hood inn. A brief and to-
the point communication. Tau choral
ltlon. carrlck more We III on cou-
vlo loii than a lonuthy can in which tho
orzumrnt in not emancipation do
moat oinphalloally Waugs‘o “out brtbwity. alman-
wlndod artlolna. "a II bd.norvo are
lilo loot 10 bit road. and am many time
avoldod nitosothor.
llilil 00000 llii
0000000000 Siliil
00000 lfli’il0liliiiil?
m
Editor Scrunch—Can you explain
the delay of our aoloctinon in com-
munclng the filling in of tho Weaning-
tou atroet bridge? As i understand it
the board of estimate that uummcr not
aaido ton thouaand dollara for ”this
work and this amount has bcca avail-
able since Septcmbcr int, ions. The
public worn assured the work would
be comIIIonocd October first last. but
as far no can ho observed nothing has
boon door to push along thlaImuclI
hooded lIIIprovonIoni. Possibly out ac-
locimcn do not rcalilo what a curious
matter It would be to the merchants
of South Norwnlk and rcoldcnin of
[Baal Nnrwaik if tbcrc ahonld be a flro
that would olthcr partially or totally
destroy the bridge. and this in llablo
lo happou. If our notoctmcn artI ollht
or unwilling or hoaitnto to undoriakc
thI work would it not ho woll for tho
pooplo of Kant and South Nnrwalk to
bavc II pciltlou rirculaiod for II town
[booting to linvo a spot-int commitlm‘
to do tho. work. stiroly it will lIc very
unfortunalo to put this Work oil un-
til next summer when the bridgo in
much morn nacd than now. I take tho
librrty" to wrilo you fooling tho pub~
lir at, thin and of tho town in much in
tort-atoll in thin Inatior, and that lhoy
will apprcclalo no) light you may bo
iil'lv to pin- mom on thin anliioci.
lloapocliully.
llltflidllll ll. GOLDEN
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l-ZlIl'l‘lllllAl. PAl'l|~3.~- l.lI)‘l"l‘l£RS.
ClVIC SOCIETY'B WORK.
Editor of Tho Sciiliiwl.
llcni' Sir. l hnvo hoard limit Hill"
in limo of into ul‘ tho (‘lvic laIainc
and llll‘l‘llil'l‘ road with lnlcrcal lbc
Ialrnctw published in your pnpoi' Sni-
IIrIlny from tho first inauo of ill"
"l'ivlcu llullctln.”
If ihc (‘irlc laminar likillH‘II to lIII of
any acrvltzc to this town lot it quit
11th now, without furlhor pronmblc.
harping on that till; dmlcr—wmInmlidu
lion AM you had ik'ttaulfiti lo rotnnr‘n
tho oihm‘ dot“. uIitIItI poopln lInI'IIII't
lr‘fll‘lll‘il yrl that tho (“it‘ll War in mm
and that ii wna l'IIury who discovIIr-wl
ilil" Nurlh i'IIlI‘. ‘
l'mtra.
MlSSUlJlll
MODERN Pounbat EQUATION.
'lo tho lullioi of Hoiillnol.
Not many yonra am it look
'l‘wiro Inn to canal tour;
Non. one and ouo nro oquai to
Jim twico up many Inuro,
If our counciltnrn will pmvo thia aunt.
To lhcni Wc'll lift our llflliiw
‘ How can four good ltopnbllcana
Equal iwII licniocinlui'
lNQlllll l‘,
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LAVOIN CASE CONTINUED.
Athrnly Homer 3. Cumming. Absent
Again and Haring Wu Oct "r
' Mm Monday.
Tho Laydon aalmm capo. It churn!I
involving two mania, acllina to Ini-
rurII and allowing Inlnora to loud bar.
canto up for trial. ibla IIIorninIr. III tho
Nut-walk 'I‘vaii Court. boloro .lIIIluo
lkickwood. Tho IIIIIlo pad auIIIIIIonoIl
IIlno wilnoaaoa. but manual for Mr
Ionian. Attornvy llunlor ll. t‘nuunlnaa
wan not prom-Iii. and tho t‘iliio Ivan cow
tinnotl by .ludno lJK‘ltthl‘l to post
Monday morning. on tho paymoni of
main of summoning «ilnoam by the
uofondnnl. Mr. lhydon Iitntml that his
Hilol‘nt‘y had juat roturnod to Siam-
furd. Balnrday night. but that ho had
boon alumni in not in communication
with him.
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MMI. HOMIR IMPROVID.
NEW YORK. .lIIII. lbw—M tho homo
of Mom. bobbin Humor oncournnomom
was felt likiny «Ivar lbwrnvoiuunt in
tho. condition of tho nolod contralto.
who was inkcn Initldcnly ill. yoatcrday.
on tho. ova of bor donut-turn for Boa-
ton to appoar in opera thorn. Mam.
Humor panned a restful night. and
while it «all said that her immodlato
onmomontu «oulIl have to be can-
oollod. it «an hoped that alto would
mku II speedy recovery from an ill«
no“ which hi believed to be notion:
morn carton: than Ml attack of grip.
m
ilITlIilo MAYOR'I ION “an?"
‘ ID.
llAll'l. .. .Il). .lIIII.10-ldvorntl I".
Martin. non of a man once mayor of
action. who «u nrraatod born as Ii
fugitive from auction. was taken back
to Baotou to amur to II charge of
“mini tin-on “emulator valued at
$1le and the tumor ill lull Man
an bimbo ablation in returning for
mil.
1 i 'r
9l0ili F0000 E00 000
lalao aomo opposition to tho uao of the
MONDAY. mil to, and
0F llli lilillilillll
bill oi Mm. Sage Will Release $650.-
000 Which Can Be Used
NEW i-lAVtiJN. Jan. 10.-Aa a rouult
of the recent gift of $650,000 by Mrs.
Ruaucll Sage, of Now York city, for
tho hurchaao of the lllllhouae property
and its tranafor {too of incuinbranco to
Yale. Unlvoralty._ a corresponding
amount is releaacd without restriction
for tho one of the University corpora-
tion. Mrs. Hugo‘s bonufaction minus
the mortgages of tho lilllhoniio propert y
duo this your, and also replaces in the
Yale treasury tho aunt of about $300.»
000 hand from tho lilount logacy in
England which laat roar came into
Yalcn pouaoaulon
This wock important Inootlnga will
be hold. one by the board of Shomcld
Sciontiflc School truatcua. and tho oth-
er a upoclal meeting of the Ynlo Cor-
poration to act upon the dltipoalllon of
the funds amounting to about notional)
roloaaod by tho Sago gift. it in gen-
ornlly undorstood that tho plan pro-
poaod in tho emotion upon lno, lilll~
ironau property of a large biological
laboratory and perhaps the. appoint-
mcnt in commotion with it of a uni.
I'oruity profoaaor in biology upon a
new foundation.
'l‘hu grout importation of thin atop
appears in ronncction with tho policy
of lranaforrlniz to tho now lalmrntory.
as wcll as in Ibo ncw Sioano physical
laboratory to ho orcciod upon ”to liilII
bonito proporty. of n coualilornblo unin-
nor of aiuilopta from both tho aclcu-
llflc school and tho IIcndonIlc dopnri~
llll‘lll. Tlll‘i‘iI in mnaidomblo oppoal-
lion in both plans on tho throry that
it tondn lo lnlnro ihc unity of both
dcpnrlmonlu and aubaiitnto in its
pinto a imivcraity policy. Thorn in
fund» for tho proptmod plan on the
ground that thc now laboratory would
lIII vory oxpcnnivo in cot-It and opcrn~
lion and that lb:I humor in around for
now liiaii‘urlora and o'hor purpnars.
lII Ynic clrcloa lhc dcclalon of tho
Yulc Corporation at its coming moot»
lot: in rogurdod as our of tho most im-
portant in tho history of tho unlvm»
ally an willing with l'tIlllildl‘l'lllllf' doll
Illtcuoou llll‘ quoation wbctbcr burl»
altog- ilIII IIiIivtIraiiy policy in to ho
dominant in Yule nffuirs or tho con~
trnry policy of (Ytlnin'VflUIlR' llli‘ unity
of tho various Iiopnrtmotiiu. 'l‘hv mar
tor of tho location of tho two inborn.
Inrioa hon now rniocd that uuoailou in
an liIImrdintII and lll‘llll“ form.
BRAKEMAN RUN. OVER lN DAN-
BURY.
llA\\‘l.i‘2\'\'ll.l.li. .lnII WWW S.
t‘lnrk. of Hunt Hartford. II brakcinnn
on tho \t‘oalcrn lllrlainn of thc Now
York. Now llnI'cII llllll linrlloril llnll-
road, allppI-d on ihtI lco wblio Innkinx
a coupling at tho alntlon lIcro. curly
thin morning. and foil corona tho rnila.
'l‘bo whorls of a car Inward (Ivor hlu
loft log. (running ii to a pulp. Tho
IIIIIII wan hIII‘IloIl to tho lioaplinl at
llnuburi, lilo chuncoa for room-cry
nro said to ho alight. Alior his arri-
val at tho lliIRllllnl hia lnlurcd log wan
nmputnlml lll‘lll' lllt‘ thigh. Mr (‘lnrk
in about forty .Vl‘ill'fi old and ban Ii
family. in Haul Hartford. '
FUNERAL OP REV. DR. BRADY.
lltiS'l‘t'lN. .lnn. ill. «NI-arli all thI
Roman l‘ntlIIIliII pIIIlntI-II in Now Bin:-
lnnd and lIIIIIdrodII of prioata attcinloui
tho lutioi'ni oi Ill. Rev. Dr. .ittliii
lltady. auxiliary biahop of tho lkIaiou
airlidiocouo. which Ivan hold at tho
(Tallirwlrnl of tho Holy l‘rIIIni today.
Evert soul in tho ui'onl I-dlilcu wna oc»
ctIploIl during tho IIoionIII pontiflcnl
Inna: of I'oqulrni. which won r-olobrat-
ad by Arclihltiltop William ll. O‘Con-
Iicll. aaulalI-d by a hunch ulhor clergy.
Tho colony was proacbctl by Rt. llov.
Mar. Arthur Tooling. of Lynn. n cloao
frlond (if tho blahop. Following tho r0-
qIIlIIIII ulna. the body wan taken in
Amonhurv for lntcrmonl
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COUOHlNO OAVEO HlMI
Surgeon: About to Opucto When NI.
turn lnturvonad.
l‘lTTBllURO. Jan. litwfiurmnu
had placed Norman linrnott, tho llitlo
non. of (loom) llarnoit. on tho npurat
ink tablo today to out out his apport-
dlx. but lain IIII tho instrument was
ready. the lad who aalaod with a fit
of coughing which cured him. Ho
omlxhod up I noodle. which in bcliav
ed to hava mound bin lllnoaa. lie in
rapidly Moravian.
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MORI LAND FOR ORIINWIGH
GLUI.
GREENMOHII Jan. loan-Pavia!
31.000 an aura. tho Greenwich Conn-
try Club Icat'wonk bought the ilftoon
acre tract known no tho inboard
Farina. Tannin courts will bu laid out
on the new land and tho romuindar‘
will form an addition to tho golf linka.
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Tho convict: of annual «our primlI
ninth» looked with I broad amml
Tin outta nail mania; or tab mark
MI odour boot: “unanimity un'plainu
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lo PINK
STAMPS
FREE
Thursday, Jan. 13th is
«mm
10 PINK
STAMPS
FREE
DIVIDEND DAY
BRING YOUR BOOK M AND GET
l0 STAMPS FREE. NOTE OUR
STAMP SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
Gil Stamps with 1 lb. \‘IIry llont
Tcn ...................... 60c
50 Stamps with 1 lb Spcclnl
Ton . . ., ..................
-Ili Simona with l lb. ('bolco
Ton ....,. ,AOc
2:. Stainpa “till ‘3 It» \‘ory lloat
...................... 30c
10 STAMPS FREE WITH
l largo inIttlII illuc ........... 1°C
1; cans l’ltioappb- t‘huttks ..... 25c
l ib, flout Hill‘t‘tllle‘ll (‘ocoauut , .20c
It lint. i‘nlilornla l’l‘llllt‘h‘ ....... 25c
1 jar t‘rown Anior Jam . . , .....17c
50c
20 Stampa with lg lb. Spcclnl
‘l‘czi ...................... 25:
till Stumps with l lb. No. 1
l‘iiIiIiuiion (‘nffco ......... 35c
37. Stumps ulth 1 it). No. 2
l‘lantiitinu (‘ofioo .......... 32c
'10 Slilllllix with 1 lb. t‘oflcc. . . .33c
l.. Stamps with l lb. Follow. . . .25c
10 Stumps with 1 lb. t‘oii‘cc. . . .20c
ANY OF FOLLOWING:
l tlozon llont i'lckloa
l .lI. t‘ocoaitut Macaroons .....
1;. llI_ l‘uro tiround (lingcr .....
l. lb. l’uro tironmi Poppcr...
I pkg. Macaroni oi Spagbolll.
10c
18c
10c
.lOc
.10c
Complete Stock Fine Winn. Liquors. Champagnes.
tern”, Claretl. Brandi". all the Leading Brando
Bottlad Been and Alec.
Cordials. Sau-
A. F. BECKMANN 8. CO.
:3 and 85 Washington St.
Poona Cali «0.
”nth Norwallt.
’ cI‘x-Hooa Wonk oav." W”
Railroad to Try Plan of Short Time
Wltbwt Lunch.
OMAHA, Nob. Jun. l".~»t‘loiioi‘nl
Auditor Scam: of tho. linrriiiinn rniiI
rondI-I. who took ohargo of tlic l'nion
l'nclflc ofllcoa tho lirai of thv yIuIr, baa
introducod an innovation by forniulal.»
lug piano for a Elk-llolll‘ work day
throughout tho ontlro auditing doparl-
mom. 'HII proponcu that tho mon no
to work at it in the morning and unit
at 2 o'clock in this afternoon. not tak-
ing any than for lunch. Advocating
tho plan be until:
"Much morn work can
pllahod in all: hours of
work than lanthc ordinary working
day. with limo mil for lunch. 'l‘lII-
noon hour off dotractu tho mind from
htllll’im and II hoary lunch hula u
dunner on unorglou for the root of tho
dny.’
be accom-
continuouu
NILOON To MEET LANG.
til-imam). Jan. low—Battling Nelson
will limit likitllo ling. a local light
wolcbt. in an eight-round boat at lacin-
phin. January 21. 'l‘hia contact will be
tho cliamplon'a only workout prior io
bitching hla training camp at Mil.
let” on the o llltll'tli of Ban Francis»
co, for the it ab lluht with Ad. Wol-
hlint. »
TOMUN NIGHT AND DAY.
NEW HAHN, Jan. lilwllunlur than
at any‘llluo ainoo lta punctuation. tho
hinlow Boiler works on iiivor street.
thin city. in to aim working nights
out Wok. 'i‘tioifo will be two shifts
of 1:10an day and night gang.
The than that- -Goophua says: “the
law choral lfl'l't mightier than the
Getting
Back to
Coffee
Evory now and thou a ccrlnlii
proportion of famlllou dopart
from tho bonlon path and lako a
try at homo Imballliile for not-
foo, only to rottirn to the old
bovorauo Ivith moro gusto than
'l‘botio who'nao our Mocha
think'
of trying aubatltuloowtiwy arc
IIIIIII'IIII. and YOU will no. Join
tho ennuinntly growing army of
(WOT.
and Java 25c (ioffoo ncvor
contontod lllel‘tl.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.,'
. on wacmuo'ron orator
Imam; am
W
than the pun that «roan “Milan
”MWI” - . ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler