Hi Lodge. N0. 100. F. and A. M.
. in Masonic Building. South
‘ ” month—July and August on-
hots In Masonic Building, South
' n street. to and 1th Tuesdays of
, ll- month—duly and August ex-
gated—mt. 8 o’.clock All Royal Arch
fauna cordially invited. Charles F.
lie. ll. P. Robert M Wilcox. Sec.
‘ xflNINO SENTINIL TELEPHONE
. CALLS
ewe Department
‘2 ‘ .Iuelneee Department
. ranch Office. Norwtik
h—Edltorta Residence
. lty Editor's Residence
Wuhants and Manufacturers
i Association
. E8 EMORY STEVENS President
nmuuu ROW/IN Mice-President
HINT/till). ticctetar
19W COR HRBIIIT'P. 'i‘lenllurer y
Excrggive Committee
8
S I RAYMOND
).H MATH EWSUN
.li ’HEN a. Harv H
- u. POHLMAN
IAN swnu'rz
, Viewed from many angles. the case
. of. John a Walsh the convicted Chi
daze ilnuncier. is a sad one, but It
should not tend to have a depressing
effect on the ambitious young men of
the country who are fighting for ma-
terial success. 0n the contrary. it
should stimulate their faith In business
Integrity, should quicken their belief
that success by legitimate means is
' far more to be desired than attainment
that may come by shady transactions
and is a timely warning to those who
may be in danger of lInI ing their moral
vision obscured by the excitement of
the chase.
Walsh‘s plight Is undoubtedly a
crushing one to him. Here in a man.
who. after winning his way from news-
hoy to the control of millions of dol-
iat‘?.in bunks, railroads. newspapers
and coal fields. finds himself. at new
unty~iwo years of age, on Inmate of
the federal prison at lmnvellvvortll.
Kan. with a five years‘ sentence star-
ing him In the face. And all bccuuuc
he failed to play the game straight.
Three years ago there was it trying
period in his business t'lli‘t‘t‘l‘ and the
‘ courts have found that he llIisitppiiod
the funds of the Chicago National
5 . bank, of which be was president at
um time of its failuIc.
1M In the case of (‘harics W. Morse.
who is serving a sentcncc of fifteen
years at the Atlanta federal prison,
there does not appear to be any like»
lihood of Walsh escaping the law‘s
mandate.
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‘. street. lat and 3e Tuesday of '
IIGHT T9 TH! POINT.
, “ China slid Japan are also complete
tug of adrenoda in the coat of living.
The tariff InuaI. have been busy over
there, too.-~Bellsnectady union.
~+~
The girls oulbt to remember that
p the less moon the Yale hora spend
tor violets on the messiah of the
"Junior pm» the more money they
will have he has ennkement ringsi—
Boston Globe.
*4»
New .Iereey mayor wants his ad-
ministration criticised at a public con-
ference once a month. Most mayors
have their administration criticized
every day. without any public can
lerence.-~liartford Globe.
«+—
The salary of the king of Belgium
is $000,000, hardly what a New York
alderman could make In a year with
conditions , favorable. —- Schenectady
Union.
-—O--
As near as we have been able to
learn. the idea of the Spokane man in
producing a lemon-cucumber was it
have something appropriate to hand to
a Nebraska gentleman who Is expected
to run for the presidency in 1912:»
Springfield Union.
Now that .l. Pierpont Morgan has
devoted 8100.000 to establishing a pro
feusomhlp In Aasyriology and llabylo
nian literature at Yale. will Yule bells
famous for her Assyriologists as she
has long been for her football players?
—-—llostou Globe.
Cannon now says he will die in
harness. That's just what the. good
citizens of the nation have long been
fearing. They have been only the
more apprehensive In view of the fact
that they know the speaker's health
in toiernbly good and he is apt to last
Indeilnltcly.—-New liaven Journal
)ourier.
. .
"Did you suculv- an autograph from
Mr. Dustin Stall?" "Yes." answered.
the girl with the album. "Is there any
thing characteristic about it?" "i
should any no. lie put his nignaturr
as close to the top of the page as pos-
uiblo so that nobody can write any-
tlling ovcr lt."~-—-~ Washington Star.
4..
They are telling this story of the late
Senator Met‘arrcn: 0n the second day
of his illness his nurse took his tem-
peraturr and the senator asked what
It showed. "it‘s 99 lei." was the re-
ply. “When it gets to Ice sell.“ rejoilr
ed the puttent.~»Metropolitan Marta
zine.
~+-
When a man retires from business.
(loll takes his word for it nlld soon
tosses him into the helibox. The Pill.
listinr.
«0-—
(‘Ilrtcr null licccbam lum- forulod n
trust. They call it the l.lrcrpotll.~ ’l‘lIc
l‘hlllstiue.
4-
’l‘ilu grout-b gels nothing bill II cold
Ill the bead. Keep uwcctbw'l‘bc l’bii-
luliuc
“w- . w...“—
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POLITICS.
m
William \‘olilllcr. chief of the South
Nol'waik police. is not. going to have
IIIIIooIiI nailing fol the Democratic
The into 8qu iI‘ouaelldcli. of t-lInIu
turn was credited with saying Ilinti
"God Almighty baton a 1|lliiilll.'”l
_ God ,hatou II quittcr. bow illcffnblyI
‘3?th must ills colliclllpi ill) of It
land shark who will fleece u poor.
hard Working woman out of nor iuII'd
bathed havluuil! During the past few
his there has been called to our at.
tontlutl the case Of It woman who had
paid over to.what is described as one
of those fake inudl promoters the sum
of us. earned in a very laborious. null
for her a Iliillcuii manner. like was
saved from a further dopoaii by a lo-
cal firm of attorney” to whom pile up-
[peeled for advice.
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It has been annealed, in view of
. the inability of the captain of Hope
Hm company to be present every
thus the auto truck is called out. that
It, would be wise to have llrlvor Col»
earth see to it. that not more than
‘ a certain nquheI of men board the
truck in case of tire Mi". ilorcorull
”K at all times at the home house. and
”would: readily one Just how many
‘3, were on the muck The trouble
.. 1M past. has been that It number
men would list on after the inn.
Who was in motion. lmuvinn the mat-
riot: in Mr. Cereal-ans hands would
Willy not rid of the dillleliity
W
M after such a copious down
Vibe! warm rain. there are many
Walks in the city that need the
‘ idea of the snow shovel or thedeo
" V tilt understood that Hixhwni
- otter Daniel Dunlap has com
I»! list of householders and pro
' owners who have been deiln
nomination fol county sheriff. so for
us liliduepoll in contcioed ‘l‘bcloi
is new opposition to hint and the ro~l
port that n ilt‘llltli'l‘fll. who has lately
bocomc II strong political power incul-
ly. Is interested in the Vollmor boom.
has developed opposition. Sometimes
the advocacy of II candidate by one
man lonon him many supporters.
m....
i’oililru alwuyu did make very
strange bedtoilowu. but the statement
about tlolml'ossumll iiiil Milli Sheriff
Iiawloy burying the hatchet In rather
hard for some to digest. When the
fact is considered that the aspirations
of (lounreasluau Hill to sit ill the UM
ted l-liuteu senate received such great
opposition from Sheriff liawley it is
difllcult for some to believe that the
Norwulk stnlvmnnu will break his
neck to aid in the ronoluinatlon and
reelection of Sheriff ilawiey.
.4...
Republican lenders in ’l‘ollIIlId roun-
Iy are being quoted as supporting the
candidacy of lilvorett .1. Lake for uov-
ornor. but add that they will bring out
a candidate of their own In liliii in
the person of Charles l’helpa.-—-—liridgc»
port Post,
W..-.....~W
ATcHIsbN OLOII WIeoou.
it is hard to convince another by
argument. and convincing‘hlm isn't
usually as important as the time you
waste in the effort. anyway,
Whenever we hear a achool girl
getting up In front of her teacher.
and reciting a piece melting fun of
31d Inside. we wonder how she dares.
«4’—
.mnmw lo. flaw-Imam
THE WORLD OF LAUGH.
Hungary has about 150.000 trade
unionists.
- I
The tinners in?ubuqu0. 1a., have
scored a complete victory.
.4...
The Machinists Union in Milwltuliee
has gained more than 100 members
nines August.
“-4—-
The strike of the photo-engrave": ill
Albany and Troy. N. Y., has been set~
tied by a compromise.
~Q~
As early as 1884 a mechanics‘ com
ventlon was held at Utlcn, N. Y., to
protest against convict labor.
. .+.
Preliminary steps have recently
been taken looking to the erection of
a line labor temple Ill Fargo, N. D.
W...
The leather workers ill Ottawa. Ont,
have made a demand for higher wages.
Some of them are setting as little as
$6 a week.
MW...
TAILOID .ERMONS.
Every man should keep a. lair-stand
cemetery In which to bury the faults of
his friends.—-—licnry Ward Beecher.
w..-
The kaiucr‘u latest campaign in to
keep the German farmer on' the form
When he has a successful scheme
worked out. Uncle Sam would like to!
have a translation of thc recipemlios‘
(on Globe.
.4.»
The. young mun who run smoke ci-
garettes or leave them alone In the
"irst one to be laid off when the panic
pincer-«The Pbllistiue.
Wan-v-l.’ ............._...
SPEAKERS FOR BUSINESS MEN.
.M .mw-
Several Prominent Citizen. of the
State to Be Heard Tomorrow.
The entertainment. couuuitleo of the
Norwaik Business Men's Association.
composed of ll. 1‘. Price. lander llyutt.
W. A. Curtis and l.. (.7. Green. has com-
Ileted lta arrangements for the bin
banquet of the neatwiuilou to be held
tomormw evening. at 7:45. at the lid;
cl Norwulk. The committee illllt bclgi
very fortunate in soruriuu the follow.
ing lint of strong smokers. who will
iollvor addresses on pointed topics, as
‘oiiowu:
II}. I‘. llullnrd. president Mnllufariuo
'Irs‘ Association. Bridal-port. Subject.
"industrial Education."
(fol, N. I}. (inborn, of New unveil.
the "Trumbull" of Iilt' New York Her-
iiifi. on "Tile Right to Live."
.llulac Edward K. Nicholson, of
Bridgeport. on "ltualuesa Men in .‘iiu'
ziiripai (lover-nllient,"
Dr. (furl Axel llurutmlu. nu ”E‘ducu
lion 8“ a Help to Business."
liou. Everett I Luke, cx-IJcIII. Gov
crnor. on "Optimism."
Postmaster W. ll. Marigold. of
llrlliuclmrt. has also expressed his in‘
“WHO" of being present and will
make it few remarks. The banquet
will roman-nor III I: 5 and A. (‘
Wheeler. president of l 0 Association.
will art as tonstluuulcr.
NUTMEG CLUI SMOKIR.
lott- anrt luv-too Win the Prize in the
PinOchle Tournament.
The Nutmeg club of Nurvrnlk brill
nnolhcr of its delightful smoker and
pinochio tournaments last evening at
Its rooms in Wall street and despite
the inclement weather. there was II
goodly number of members out to en-
ioy the fun. The firui prize in the
Iournnuwnt Wt‘lli to ilctis and lim-
mu. willie Klim- nud Smith secured
the completion award. The lint of
players with their scores. follows:
bells and Burton ............... rillio
Smith unzi Eaklund .............. noun
Rough and chicr ..... . ........ Hilfl
dream-y and I'erlin ............. 4555
Rider and tln'aory .............. liliil
WHI‘l‘t‘ll and Whovicr . . . . . . . . . .ll‘lltl
tit. (icorxe and (luvuuauh ....... 34kt;
Kline and Smith ..........,,....:lill0
A duncu will be held January 38th
by the club lll lnckwomi'u ltnll. (lilo
new member was received last oven.
inst.
EXHIBIT AT HIGH SCHOOL.
noun—.—
Nearly Two Hundred Pictures Placed
on the Walla by Artist Tiliey.
The exhibit of carbon photographs
and engravings, louucd by A. W. idl'
till“ 8: ('o.. of Huston, opened today at
the high school under promising IIIIII
ilitmi Neath two hundred pictures
have been hunx to excellent advantage
in Alilsi llowuul Ii 'l‘iiley This col»
lectlon contains the very best rnpm.
duclloml of the masterpieces of art. of
different. countries and periods. This
is an exceptional opportunity for the
townspeople to are a splendid collec-
tion of the world‘s masterpieces Iii.
hoiue. at It small cost of time and
money. and at the name time to help
the art decoration in the blah shhool.
The exhibit will be open every after-
noon this week and Friday and ital-
urday evenings.
W
NOT RAISING AI MANV COWS.
llOtl‘l‘oN. Jan. 10‘~ The winter price
of mill nine cents a quart will be
continued through next summer. Ile-
eordlnc to a vote taken by the Realm
cooperative Milk Producers' Company
at its annual meeting yesterday. it
has been customary to make a refine
tion to eight cents for the'summei".
Official reports showed that mill: pro
duelna cows has decreased In one year
illnvtoite neighbors started the
story that My Marine Appleton. s
out walking on stilts Nothing in it.
the had on her new high heeled shoes.
That's all.
drown girl. was so heydeniall she was'
4.000 in. Maine. 4.000 in New Home.
Ishlre.tl.00tl in Vermont, 2.000 in Mesa
snehuastts and 1.000 in Connecticut.
i Eileh railroad tic treated by the oil
pleases takes up about three gallons
iorou.
Iiiiiiiliiilllllliiii‘illl
Doctors Siiii Hope to Save Bolh Feel
hut They Were So Badly Froz—
”en that Only Titus Will Tell
BRIDGEPORT, Jan..10.--’l'he condi-
tion of Mrs. Joseph Mai-ob (Annie Mos-
kili). the bride or three days. who was
assaulted Into insensibllity. and then
thrown into a well where she remain-
ed for .15 hours lasht:saturduy night
and ll part of Sunday. In still consider
ed critical. The doctors at BI. Vin-
cent's hospital are watching the case
closely and the woman will receive
the built llOIliiiblo care, but her feet
were so badly frozen that it in II matter
of doubt as yet whether they can be
saved. it wil take some time to deter-
mine that. if the. condition of the wo-
man continues bad the hearing against“
her two would be murderers Joseph
Marok and Bertoni Laaki which is set
down for Saturday at Fulrtleld. may
have to be continued again, until such
time as she is able to appear against
them.
”He Did it All.”
The two rascals are at the jail.
innki, the accomplice of the bus-
band. and who looked so frightened
when he was brought to this city.
pnitly broke down at the jail yester-
day When he was taken ironl his
Hill in the fmeuoon he said to Sheriil
iilrwiui’i "i did not do It. lie did it
n
The authorities of Fairtioid are now
convinced tbni. task] was the man
who piloted March to the Ferris farm.
it ill now known that he has It broth»
(l’, Daniel Luski. who owns a duck
farm ill Fairtleld. and another broth‘
or, John. who iivcu near 'I'l'esiport.
Those two men are to be taken into
(dated) and shaken down for the pur-
pose of aaccrtaining it they had any-
thing to do with the. matter. it is be
liIed that llllrloui laski was one oi
the men who helped to dig the Well
a your one on the Ferrisrfnrul. This
would account for his knowledge. at
the country. and the aid and assistance
that he mire the husband as to tho but"
lni spot for his young bride.
Sherift Has Trunk.
The woman's trunk is new in the
keeping of Sheriff liswicy. 'i‘lIc urti-
I-loa as described by the woman were
found in it. There was 11 book on the
Five Cent. Hui-inns flank of Salem.
Mann. showing a balance in the no
man's favor of 0236.. There was also
II draft for 8:16" oil the Union Trust.
to, or spriuuilrid; 820 in bills, and
ili‘l‘ articles of apparel, as she had slit»
ted. There was taken from March $3.
which in uuppmvcd to be purl of the
thirteen be had taken from her pocket
book when be robbed and unsnuited
her last Saturday night III a snow
bunk.
The count) abort. has been uurtll
i, congratulated by his friends at the
duh k apprehension of the two would
be murderers 'i‘bu sheriff had both
hiassncbuseitn and New Junk-y cover
cd tor the capture of the own. The
sllcl‘lfiuioIII-uml that after the wed-
diuu at Hartford last Thursday the
three went to a photographic gallery
and ball a group picture taken. At
(hr gallery Marni: left on lll'tit‘i‘ that
pictures be soul. to a New Jersey lili~
dress. Tilt sheriff had communicated
with the police in that town in New
Jersey and the bountI was to be watch
ed for the two on. So all points
were pretty well Iver-ed and that it
was pretty certain that the nulrderora
II mild in ailproilclldt‘d
William E llurubanl tendered Sher-
iff ilnulcy Il dinner Ill his resident c
MondIII owning to show u citinen's
gratitude for iilt‘ apprehension of both
.llnrok uud lalnki.
Mrs. Iiilillt'iltlti," “'in did you send
Ilulr husband‘s (‘08! lo the tailor when
all it needed Wm» ll button?
Mrs. (‘lllllcy~«-«-\\'oli. the fact in, my
husband married so young he never
learned bow to new on buttons. line
too Transcript.
Back to
Coffee
I
liivcry now find their a curtain
prolmrtiun of fallliiicn depart
from the beaten path and lake It
try III some substitute for not-
fee, only to return to the old
beverage with more gusto than
ever. Those who use out; Mocha
and Java iiilu Coffee never think
of trying substituteewthey are
satisfied. and YOU will be. Join»
the eonlltantly growing array of
wntenle'd users.
It. Union Pacific
Tea .00..
us wasulae'rell eraser
vacuums-e
wsnussnav, mu. loom"
SDAY’ SALE OF
SMALL WARES
There s to be no hurrah method about this sale or the advertising. The planned lad-ts only
are to be printed lfl regard to it. it Is quite unnecessary for us to assure the dressmakers
and housewives that the some High Standard of Quality 13 maintained in this as In all
our pail sales. To the wise, careful women, this sale will mean a great saving.
Shirt
Gauge
Washable
Collar
Supporters
Allchl'll c ver 3' \’i t d i
l . 'nrran e not -
“‘01 “Pl“(‘Vlihu purpose of kinds Full 5% line. "0 septic odorless and
”my bone. The“. selling from $1 to til. butter quality made w " B i; “ I’ l e' T h 9
Supporters are the r ‘ ' Shields are acknowl-
cqulIl of any the “ “h "3 use the and certainly “0 ilel' edged to be the only
Supporters on the
market and can be
had In all desirabil- new“ banging.”
sizes. Four to a nut.
Sale Price, 5c Sale Price,
' per set 39c
-———-Need es
Milward’s Make
This is It grout bargain oi—
Il‘l‘illu. tllic illul ili“‘8)‘5 In up-
skirt will be perfect-
ly cut. and absoidtc
Kieinert’s
Dress .
Shields
Binding
Ail Silk
Taffeta
. No. .i, IegIllnI at
Sale Price.
We pc.
No. 4, regular at
iliic . . ..
SALE PRICE. ilc
preclulcd by the llustou
Stori- patrons and is forever
bringing trndc. ltcguiuri)
sold: III Inc a paper.
Sale Price, 2 papers, Sc
Angora Skirt Braid
Superior quality. Syd. bolts;
ulnriy sold at the.
POW
for price was ever ones giving perfect
I l iii if WI It satisfaction.
now. no. 'le
q L _ No l. regulal at
and Colors: reg. Inc. 530(- . NOW 130
25c ..... NOW 17c
.Now 20:
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Cotton Serge Belting
7&4". wide. lilack. White and Col-
urs. lilyd. pierce; regularly sold at
line.
Thimbles
of Solid Silver
A very noticeable bargain.
every 'l‘hilnbic marked “Ster-
ling" nlld guaranteed true to
the marking.
Sale Price, 15¢ each
W
Dragon
Eadie
Thread
Boo-yd. spools of
this great Basie Cot~
ton. which In“ truth
has no equal; sold
everywhere at 5c a
spool.
3 Spools for
120
(All sizes).
SALE PRICE. 7c
Feather Stitched
Braid
. While only. 11-yard pierce;
llIriI' l‘.‘c.
SALE PRICE. 7c
rcplr
Extra Superfine Tape
Put up in “Hill.
lilo llict'c.
SALE PRICE. 7c
tolls; I‘rlzulnriy
Warned Skirt Braid
lu
piece.
I O I
Binding
5-ynrd pieces, regularly
SALE PRICE. 5c
1 0c
Ladies’ Pad Support-
l‘llu t'
regularly the,
ore ,
strolls. super cotton Web.
spooL
Dexter’s Knitting
Cotton
ill While only. regularly at
SALE PRICE. 3c
,-
: spool.
Clark’s Deming
Cotton
in illsI-k and Colors. regularly ill.-
2 SPOOLS FOR 3c
SALE PRICE. i7c
Bias Seam Tape
\Vblle. lull. pieces;
pl 1‘ cc,
SALE PRICE, 5c
l‘t‘RlliIil'i)’ lilo
Chinese ironing
Wax
iicpulul'iy will at Lic l‘lit'il.
SALE PRICE. it: each
Collar Foundations
The very
III the,
box.
intent styles. regular
Black Mourning Pins
()Ile box. Iii count:
regularly 2t?
3 BOXES FOR 2c
SALE PRICE. 6c
Nickeied Safety Pins
Good quality.
at he curd.
all sizes; regular
Pin Cubes
Regularly sold III 9c box.
SALE PRICE. 6c
3 CARDS FOR Sc
Atlas Hooks and Eyes
liump st} in. equal lilr
Iitmkn null if) on
SALE PRICE. 3c card
to any
All
package.
Metal Hair Pins
sizes. regularly sold III .‘lc
SALE PRICE. lc
Tailor’s French
Chalk
Regularly sold at :lc piece.
Sale Price. 2 pcs. for lc
O. N. T.
(NO-VD. SPOOLS)
All sinus. from No. ii to No,
at {Iv spool.
Machine Cotton
100. read iur Mlili
SALE PRICE, 6 FOR 27c
Ila spool.
J. J. Clark’s
Machine Cotton
(zoo-v0. SPOOLS)
All sizes. ill Black and White. both regular at
SALE PRICE, 3 SPOOLS FOR 6c
GiDMEAFiOUR
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REAL WATIB lN WALL STRIIT.
Cap on Twenty lush Main Blows Off
and ricotta New York's Financial
District.
NEW YORK. .lllil. “kw-Wall all-cot
saw more water-rum water. today. than
at, any time since the watering of
stock became popular in some quarters
of that community. The cap on a
twenty inch main blew all alongside of
the aube'rreasury Bullditlll. and the
force or the stream formed an im-
mense water arch over Nassau street.
flooding the basement of had 5‘ our!
Manhattan Trust Company building
and then pueblo; across Wall Street.
by the silicon or J. P. Morgan a Gm
pauy and the Stock Exehsuge and
down into Broad Street, Inundatins the
reserve of the Curb mullet. seine or
the water not into the basement odious
of the Morgan firm sud other linen.
clai houses before the business of the
day commenced. ’
- Iailentina’s Mar
Tea
and
coffee-
THE BIG STORE
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
We Offer for This Week
PRANCOvAMIIIICAN POTTID BEEF (new)
.i.........0u
VIIV IIST CREAMIHY IUTTII. pound ..... . ........ ...4tlo
GOOD SWIIT BUTTER. pound
IAKIR‘I OR IIGKMANN’I COCOA, can
VERY III?" FOTATOII . . . . .
..380
.190
l‘lltld‘llee‘
aaDOAAIOII‘AIQII
........ .. peek, 22c; bushel. no
a the. YALI TOAO‘I‘ CRACKIRSJIII- .....
.256
Extra Stamps withOur Popular Teas and Coffees
be ’e Heed DeserAie
”doe, i hips. dos. .. 01.25
White Label Ines Ale ,
Pu. don. um; hips. doc. 01 20
Isllsntlae's xxx Ale
1 dozen pints. 0110
, . 1 doses plate. 0110
lurke'e (Guinness) Itout
Pia. don. $8.00: hips, 01.30
lailentlne's Hair and Hall
1 doses pints. $1.26
lvans' indie Fate Ale
1 demo pints. 01.46
leadieetsn a Ween imperial leer
down pinto Si 36
COMPLETE STOCK PINI WINIO AND LIQUOR! AT CUT PRIGIS
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