8'8th“ Jan. 18.n-The govern- 1.1111111011111113 submission to out of a project of tariff retali- aainst France because of the increase in the French rates north. The plan involves particu- hei- duties on importations of hell Wilmette , 1. roy'lu 11111111 With the exception Militia. daughter of the late King 911d. ‘9have arriinged to do every posaihieto avoid lawsuits and I in connection with the distri- ii of Leopold's fortune. I8 WORTH REMEMBERING. allover you have a cough or cold. , ,1m3nmber that Foley's Honey and ill I cure It. Remember the name 1, Honey and Tar. and refuse ' liaise. Bridxe Pharmacy and F ‘ r_, O. OF 1910 A car with only nine workin; parts in the engine is simplicity Itself. Simplicity menus durabil- ity and reliability In every way. F. E. Lockwood 81 Co. 'wall Street. Norwslk Wat-119999. 1111 filflVfRS 11111 IF IT’S A' DRESS AFFAIR. THE HANAN “PATENT COLT aurrou FQR'MEN wlLt. JUST sun r11: occasion .. $6.00 a Pair 9‘03 ANY OCCASION. THE 99ALS9TON ELITE w1Lt cache A sansncroav “manner ‘8. 50 and $400 Wear s1... That 111 1p WAIHINOTON ITHIIT. PHONE 842.2. 111511111 11.11 .11. 11.111 I1. all Honduran .le nin “98086”: 7 198' 99 Everything Available lor the When ' .Flphi lor Constitution Cm "llalli for .conservation corona up on the floor of. the House. winter. Representative Mann. (Republican about decided upon the White House. The House members from land Wheat the invitation of Chair- man mitten are, framing a bill ticn by House committees. BANK OF ENGLAND DISCOUNT. LONDON, Jan. ‘day. 9 I“ resources. includina _ nine speeches of iibrdl‘orester. Gifford d’inéhct and Foruier President Rouse. 2,111.11. villi be printed and bound for the use of member-a of Congress when the Iealsiaticu This was ordered by the Hours Com. mittse on Inter- State and Foreign Commerce today and it was decided to [mill conservation legislation this public 111111.11 of the bnblic lauds coma and there is expected td‘ be a row between the two ‘committoes when the concert ntion manage in distributed for considera- I3.»—'I‘he rate of discount of the Bank of England ro .nialucd unchanged at four per cent. to- -mww... .......... ll ilillililll [hill lilllllllii Reported lo l'lsve Purchased Five iiiindia.) chairman of the committee: AW °l Lind in 8““le '8 Sile who‘ is the author of a conaprvatloa bill aaid today that Is committee baa . be main features of tile water power law and that it will he reported he soon as President Taft‘s message on conservation comes from lor Potter House A good deal baa been said from time to time of the continuation of the electrification of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad. lrom Stamford to New Haven. yesterday the railroad company pur chased about five acres of land In ,Stratfcrd for the location of a power station there. showing that in plans for It have been perfected. Th trggt of land In bounded cart by the Houn- tonie river. on the south by the main highway and on the north by the rail- road tracks. their own property, and extends a oonuiderahlo distance. Into the mainland. This is considered an ideal spot for the location of a power houuu, hotter than any section the road has. on no wan—Wan... M..~.-.-........... SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ”-1..- BUSINESS 1 S tai 1100:5000 MUM-00 W EDWIN H. MATHIWBON. Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. lat Vice-Pros. 1 Figlnllliclt H. ROWAN. and Vice NO- WILFRBD IODWILL. Cnhlar DInEcTOII f. . Mathewson Henry 8a moor ohnl-I. l-LKnaop uai ramman Josiah fl. Marvin A. Willem Marvin 3hria9t|an Swana99hiir1 H. Light 4* MW- ‘/ / 9.. ' ' . ' ' ' VERY Li‘I“I‘LE Hr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC SIGN for your store and allow win- flows they SELL THE GOODS! you to order lurker ones. The Reed 81 Vollt Electrical Co as wsamuoron arnaar. IOUTH NORWALK. TIL. .096. .mm..... »M_.y..._...... w” u... 48 WALL OT" NOHWALK. Real Estate and Incurancc growth of the tours. CityNationaIBahlt 'l’RANEACTS A GENERAL BANKING Out-pitta and Profits Safe Dopoait Boxes. 83 and 85 per year. We make them all aiaea, and Try a small sign for a starter—nine increase in your business will cause Horace E. Dana 81 Son. We have several decided bargains in Income producing property tnai must increase in value with the rank count of the dork privileges that It may enjoy. The ilouaatonic river it far superior In every way to havin- lion than the Inlet at Cos Cob, where the other station In located. At the now utniion there will he no channel to dig out. and the dork can come close to the land for the Iandingof coal bar lies. The piano for the new power plant haa not been yet given out. but tholtc on the inside say that it will have a greater capacity. than the one at Cos Cob. and will be equipped to furnish power as far north as Hart ford if necessary. YALE CORPORATION RI IONA TION. Several Places to la Filled AI ,9 9.9 hinting T018319, .9 new HAVEN. Jan. 11.411 addition to the formal acceptance of the :66. 000 gift to the University from Mrs. Runnell Sago, the Yale Corporation had before it: when it met Way. the unea- lioll of «looting a courtroom to law MrCIu9ul1, who resigned as trcanurrr of the ilniversiiy recently in heroine lEui ted States Treasurer, and an executive head of the Yale i’orcet School, tem- porarily at least, an the director of the school. Prof. Henry S. Graves, was announced last night an the surccauor to Gifford i’lnohoi in the United star-11 Forestry Service. It in exported In the case of Prof. James William Toniney. of the governing board of lilo ariiool. will be named as noting head. and that Prof. Graver will be given Indefinite leave of absence. in the matter of the irenaurorsbip of ihe university, It in understood scvurul named have been considered, bill It won paid today that the l‘llt)l(‘|‘ would probably full on Creme P. Day, of New York. . The quoailon of filling the vacancy caused In the corporation by the death of Rev. ilr. William R. Richards, of Now Yiil'li," recently, will also probably come up. (It. HOTEL ARRIVALS. 19 Mahooksmp 1 1 George W. Ilolnlen, city; Wells Chapman. lb'ldlileport; I. R. Ilurlbuit. Wilton; tleorae L. Rock- well. Itiduefleld; 'L. Mints. Newark; 8, iii. Iicynlau. Ilaltimorc; Theodore Chudeayne'. New York; 8. Greenatoin, ilridgepori: George III. Fuller.'lloatoilz C. it. Everard. Hartford; Mien Doro Gilbert. r. 11. Landon. city ;. o. A. Hoyt, New York; 'I‘. II. ilooth. Iloliton; i’. J Kim. Newborn; w. B. Bohemian. (i. ll Weltnor. New York; ii. Clark. city; .i. I), Lewis. New York; .l. II. Woli balloon. ilnnbury.9 m........1,.u.....m.-_......._... Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic II In. back. Riven If Guild in childhood i i tuba. page“ system “1,888sz manure at nature“ causes 0 littlii ’1' remote. p. c. l 11 ! plan. You 191: Chiropractioi r l. 113511.11. 111.111.1311. Given Alec. THE NEW SCIENCE «lance or We Huhofthodiaaaaaaad thaartofaa the sauna. mm are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the creator pinched nerves and pain in tin life In the different organs and dblmpraotors remove the cause or ““- stern...“ sentient 1' m 11 int I' 3’ new 80 WA9HIHO‘I'OH ST. W. HOWALK WW“ JANANISI CLIROYMAN. ’l‘OKii‘). .lau. lam-Tho emperor gave an audience today to Rev. Francis, [iii ward Clark, of Boston. founder of the who was presented by Amlklaolioi' Q'Brion. Dn Clark has the distinction of being the first person to he received by the emperor because of his nrorniu out Oilrllitlan work. W . 1111.1. fructose. . I ‘ native Hill will. on. 111111111111“ , room for the blind in are given about three tiinca n 0811 11115111? 1111111 .9‘ 1,,‘w11'9. cuuncuaoammnor 11111. but .5 SMPIHOK’ RECEIVIS United pocioty of Christian Endeavor. wasnmo'ron. .101. ill ~me'i“ '1 from his diary about 11111111111136.1111 ' Ocuatanilnopio‘to 0110111 in» the roanina‘ lite Libraiut tit“ Congress. These volunteer rhodium 93939611111 when i1 1 lei/'11 Kidney rli for the benefit of the blind Iii hiltl round Wilehitiliiuii. and are lliiiiiilli! Announcement of 11.111.11.111... of hit.- 000 indebtedness Mada in Bridgeport. ' BRIDGEPORT. Jan. i3.—~Tho air nouuccment that the debt of 811.000 incurred by tho Park'street Gangrene iicnal church five years agokwhen the church building was remodeled ‘had been paid was the main feature of the annual church gathering Tuudly night to hear the annual reports C the church organisations. The 1, meeting partooil of the nature of a big family otherlna since all the membera oi the church filled the commodioua -ves-. try when they'a'ere seated at a aplen- did supper prepared and served by the women of the church at 0:80. Rev. G. H. Board. the pastor. formerly of the Smith Norwaiii Congregational Church. acted list the toaatrputer for the post. prnndial part of'tho gather-Ina ainrtiug at 8 o‘clmk. The first to make a report was At" thur hi. Mal-ab, the parish clerk, who submitted figures allowing the church ll:i‘lilll(1'i‘lllll|l was one. compound of . men and lid women Sunday 811111111 Superintendent W. l8. I‘llllllpa followed with n repori allowing 1an there were 3‘“ meat born, . new one» having been added the print your while lit had joined the ‘ church from the Saudi! fichml. Brit. (3. 3. Tomes road the report of Hrs. E. 11. 111111111, ihc doanoneiia. and tire. it. 8. Pierre, the church Roller. made a report concerning her work Orr genial Ii. ii. \Vhittaltna submitted a report in regard to the musical ac- tiviiiea of the church after-which the church quarietw can: a selection. Chairman E. s. flames of the co cloty‘a committee then made the all- nonuresuonl of the availing, that the church bed linen able to pay off the indebtedness of $11,000 incurred by the remodeling. ' He said that “it last Filament of H.150 had been made Iaat June. the church having deduced this debt by finally an average payment of 82.100 11 your for the past fire years. The unlimk was now good for meeting all Ibo current eapeunon of the church, lie saw no reason why the deficit of tho punt. few years could not be WISH)" mol,‘ in ihe'nexl your and entirely wiped out. .1 ‘8 "‘ «wilyapepain In America's curao. Bur- dock mood Bitters conquers dyapepain every time. If riiivrl-out the impurb llnil. tones the Mourns, restore-.3 por- fl-rt digestion. normal flfght and good health. MORE HONOR. FOR FULTON. Celebration in Commemonilon First Steamboat on Ohio Mover. Pi'f‘TSilillttl, Pa. .ian. I8.»Fulton1 whose first norm-11s with tho steamboat wna celebrated with centennial felon In New York lnni fill. will come in M directly for iunro honors to his mom- err In the tllllu river valley next year. for plans are llllilil'ifl for a similar rriebrnilou in commemoration of ihe nun steamboat navigation on the Ohio. It in said that an unch- of ca-Prl‘ul- dent iiouaevrll was the builder of the "New Orleans." which wan launched hero in Inn. and wan the first steamer nilruosafully to nuriaato the river. The Historical Society of Western Penn- nylvanin has started the celebration movement and blue already enlisted the neuronal of other moieties: to the west of here. It iasplarined to obtain the presence of ea-Preaidont'itooaevalt lint the chief personal feature of this celebration and to have a notable na- \ni pageant. ' 4‘ . W TO CUHI A COLD. Ill ON‘r HAY. Talia lnxnrlva 111101.10 cairn Tableta. lirnui fmqw 111111111899. It falls to cure. my nature 1- 11111111111115... til r0 8 91 10111111101011, MAN .M Milli. , 'roitliirid'fmv .l‘lnl ill «oil warrant was Ilul‘ued 111111811111 in 111111.. 11111111 in: Channel 8 MIMili‘li‘d “with the our hassleinnut of" la frdin tile hilt til, Carroll ind Will Will/half Mill and produce 1111111111111; hi hull been» milliliter or tad hodse‘hlire‘ for tilt hm WWW“ '85 111111 been 1111711111“ hens loan 191191911111 nun ‘ 113891;. , 1 nary I.“ 311111111 11111 tiara a; 9 1117.18. £1." 9!" no. inert99 Hillillilllil Still Plhih'iill AwardedLus in Suii Than .lle Was Prenolaly Ollered as afifilleujiflil More Game w. Wheeler, or the winner court. handed down a dacie ion 3‘9uerday in favor of the vision! in the1'ca e of James 1 Wright against Ilium 111111113111, ecutor, allowing the, platoon the“. all. wane 11111 de- tuition 111 iii favor attire plaintiff to re celve that arricuut of money. it Is really a complete victory for the de» icndanta. . The case wad heard isat week be» fore Julian Wheeler. In 1800 Lita Dlaiutiff lived in ail-1 011111118. N. .1 His father lived in Noroton. where he owned about an acre of land on which me a house.- in that y , his father entered into an aareameu' with pilin- tilt that if he moved to Noroion and built an addition to the homestead at his ow9ndaneaaa, that he (the father) would make a will leaving his .pmp- oriyiq him and his alsterAnnia Joint- ly. in that same year Mr. Hariwright moved to blorotop, built an addition to the homestead at his own expense. and his father made out his wil land arrive a copy of it to his wife. as be said he would. The father 'of the plaintiff died on March 0. 1007.1,ieaving a will and a he gave the life as of his estate to bin wife, and at t 11 end of a year the executors were Instructed to sell all tho‘poraohal carafe. and out of‘. the proceeds tho'piaintiff wan to receive the 1mm «11.111111, and the mat was to be divided among ioninior'a children and grandchildren. It wail brought out on the trial that the original 011800!an between the father and son had lured. broken. and that the inn men did not got along very well together. Mr. Iianwriahi sued the emitters for his full nharo of the mate. the undivided onehaii. under the agreement of 1900. The «center. were willing to allow him 81.03081. but they disallowed 81.- 80 Hr. liariwrlghl brought the ratio to 0mm in recovhl 8:1. But Judge Wheeler only allowed him ti. 004.33 Plll’liilli Llliiidilil. CA§NIVAL OPENS TONIGHT The opening of the carnival. h tween the South Norwalli Council. filo. 11251. K. of (2.. and the I). of l., will tulle piaro llllli oreninz. and 11 film pro gram of entertainment has been an ranged by the lommittoo 1o ronaiei 11.1 follows: Recitation. Minn Mario Hunt Norwiilk'ii [Ifictl young elOru iii-mist: iiiIaa Marguerite William» a young lady of mnlilrdl ability, who in fan! gaining} place in the musical circles of nur'clly; Miss Bertha (Emir. who but been in our rity but a short time, but who is fast making friends. and who has a beautiful mono so fine nnierticns‘. a form will courdudc thn evening's entertainment, and he the admission in but to «on. and 111...», dancing free. It can be plainly soon that everybody who nttenda. will no home polished. and make plans to at- tend Friday or Saturday eveninu. When another fine program will be given. Severdl members of the Coup oil, who are now out of the city. have sent word that they will be on hand Saturday evening in help make it a big success. i’rof. John McMahon Is to furnish music during the whole illroe nights. I DTAHTLINO DISCLOSURES. we. Probable Following Attachment on 9 Hill Croat lnailtuta. ' 11111 014111 Hyalanic 111111111111 at 1.011; Hill was recently attached In a halt brought by attorney Paul 1.. Mil Iar for a client who claims damages “91.200.1'he attnchinont. is for to be Ilprnlnapt when the case ”“3“. to trial. it is alleged that the insanity of the institution. a 1. Fun ‘j9190r.’ a'uupoaed to boa woman, is really 1'1 map. Other charges 'of a more 11an- 91111 character are hinted at. The suit in In the interest of local Investora who fear that their money will be lost in the ugntbrlir, ill 1. Footer was at one thud conducted with an enterprise in arid film " '1‘iaat‘ iii the 11111111. » 1; Rich today 11111111111111 iii 1131111111 l i 'gy‘ ‘s‘l'lld’ dlinr gill'li'q i899“ 111111111" ijil'l‘l barinaey and p. hills: oodloil nan-nuance. i806. by which , prano vnire, will he heard In nevemi‘ “1800- Some startling disclosures are! it which hall ohicea in the 9 " 1.1111111111111110 ‘ '003; cov'orad hr insur~ 1 r1119 neon. JAN. 13. 19111 f Bridgeport Advertisements H l TheD. M. \"nluc $3.50 a ' Embroidery, T111111: aha tun Read C0 1 Eifablnbeii 1857. MW January Saie' Discounts 1 " Good Until Saturday ' r \l’licntlic store closes Saturday evening the chance for special discounts on Furniture. Carpets. Rugs. Curtams‘nnd other House Wares. will be over. Keep it in illiilil. 20 per cent. Off on Furniture, Ardahan Rugs, Dinner Sets. Silverware and Cul9t Glass. 10 pet Cent. 0“ on i arpets. Oriental Rugs. cer~ ‘1 taln lines of Domestic Rugs. Cur nine and Upholstery Goodg. Cut Glassl Specials Nollilllihlalldliig lllt Iou pi'iiccs..1l1e specimens are pel- i'ccl pieces in cxcry particular, up to the standard clcr) way. Rock Crystal Salad Bowls. $.00 values at $4.80. Rock Crystal Decanters. $10.00 values at $8.00. ‘$9.00 valuc59at $7.20. Compares and Vases. 1 for $3.60. Value $ 9.00 for $6.40. Value $10.00 Bérry and Salad Bowls. for $7.20. for $8.00. Value $4.50 Value $8.00 \‘niuc $2.50 for $2.00. \‘aiue $12.50 for $10.00. Value $55.90 for $4.00. Value $20.00 for $16.00. Sugar and Cream Sets. Value $2.50 for $11.00. Value $5.00 for $4.09. for $2.80. Value $17.50- for $6.90. a Vases. Superb specimens of richest (fill (311155, in :1 variety of sizes. allliii‘lilg reductions at 20 per cent. from $2.50 to $22.50. Sale of Umbrellas For Women and Children. Twenty-six-inch Olorias with an attractiic assortment ul handles. siiwr Wlfllilillt'il Ianm burn and pearl and Direc- iuirc style ill 110011. worth l'L‘gillliil'l} $1.50 and $1.75. to close out at . Stageach. Silk and Linen, ii must (lurhblr mixture and fast colors, lane) handles. a \L‘I’l on tL‘pllllllill value worth regularly $1 on and $2 50 ' . $1.69 each. Children’s School Umbrelllie, 24-inch size, 01' a fun: Eug~ lisli Corolla Until, Mission handles, “'0th $1.00, 69c elich. l-‘iriii Section. Main St. entrance. Dress 11111111111111, 3 Clearance salt: of eaprtiinl pronlinrnt‘e. and we wish to emphasize the. values. It is'a collection of short lengths 111' line imported Appliqurs. il‘rrsinn llallil“. Uimps and lirnili. handsmne trimmings illiill will be of immense value to those who can use them. They have all been placed on the center tables for easy selection. Remember the Corset Sale, 9 This will he :1 WW The D. M. Read C0. 11111111 111111111 1111 SI ' .Ij " ' ' I t " OUR SPINAL POI THI IALANl I OF THIS WI'CK. W! HAVI AN UNUIUALLY IAROI LIN! 0‘ 11111111111 ht Robes SAMPLES AND SURPLUS AT CU‘ PRICES. NEW STOCK WILL PLEAOI YOU A'I' IGULAH PHIGIU. SPE IALS * tilled Muslin. Turtle and lint Luna 01 11111111 til iiaa 111M Vlllla 500 bmldcry or 1191100 I ‘1' cry or L400: Vlliio “Hananuu-d'iis ‘ Special values flldhdiett'e , Gowns ....................,99*;, Children a Flmildlh'k 311'. flea .............480.Vaiue 890 Special purchase 0111111111. Gowns Children‘ s Fisnueiott" 1 Ia-iastvlaaalssaloae Ita. . alue lilo
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