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South .Norwalk Organization Providei
Excellent Entertainment Ior
lls Many Guests
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With Monologue Sketches. Orchestral
Music and Dancing Enjoyed
Tito South Norwalk Club was fairly
titronsod last evening for tho “ladica’ "
flight. which has been In contempla-
tion for the past few \vocks, the at-
tcndancc probably being llh' large. as
over at an event of this kind at tile
popular organization's well appointed
and comfortable boadquartero at the
club building in Washington atrcct.
Among tho guests were a large num-
ber of the city's most charming young
ladies and their personal charms, com-
bined with their daittty toiletteI-I. as
well on those of tho. matrona, too. made.
a brilliant mtd protty accne for which
the turn wore only too pleased to act
as a background.
The entertainment committec to bo-
iug roundly congratulated for the. auc-
coan of their efforts in providing an in
torestlng program, for they weto emin-
t‘lllh successful. At tationn intotvala
during tho etenittg Spcidel' a orchca-
trn piarod sweet music. and ptoicsston-
al talent from New York added ntatct-
htliy to the pleasure of the evening.
(‘Itarlca S. Thompson. a slciuht of
hand performer and card manipulator,
was on» of the boat of his type ever
been here, attd John W. Armour wait
was equally good itt bin monologue
altctchon. During tho latter part of
the. ovcniug the young people enjoyed
dancing' and ice crcam and cake were
served.
The club's entertainment comtttittoe.
under whose direction the evcninir
was arranged. included if. W. Fitch.
cltairtnan.S SS. Jarvis and E. F Smith.
—SATURDAY' 8 SALE~JOSELOFF'8.
York State Potatoes. 22c pk.
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R. A. Share. Oncc Wiilt Ba’mum. Iii
Wiilt Pneumonia
l‘l'TNAlll. .Iau. fillet—ileubott Allen
Sll‘l'l'l’ in dying of pneumonia ill hia
home in Cltepaettct. it. i.. some twolvo
miles east of this city. Barnum al-v
ways innlatcd that Slcore was the
amulient mun itt tho world. He weigba
filtywiive pounds and in forty-eight in~
cites tall.
Mr Siecrc in 72 years old ttttd in the
non of Bennett and Locaana Sit-ere
attd was bortt in Gloucester. it. l. [30‘
fore, he was oightocn Ito and his bro
llll‘l', William Hoary, who Willi three
incheu tailor, went into the allow buai-
neon and travcled all over the country
with Ilarnum. While. allowing in indi-
uItII in tho liti‘a Rouban met Misti Annio
Myer. u. Lilliputiau, and they wore
mart-Int In 1887. ’I‘ltey left the abow
business many ycnn ago and nettled
down III Chepachot.
——8P£CIAL.
Small loan li‘I'esh llama tic lb.
Loin of Park to l‘lllll-Il. lie lb.
Iltlllltlllllifhl. Link or liar: Sausage.
lilo lb. .
ltt'uuitfaat Ital-mt. liir- lb.
tidal. l-lhouider titoak. tile lb.
Loan l’ot itount. lite lb.
tlhoieo Native. lt‘uwla, 22c lb.
Roasting Chickens. 250 lb.
l‘lAYIill-i’ MARKET.
DAUGHTERS OF THE KING
HAD A DELICHTFUL TIME
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’I‘be Daughtera of tho King. of i'lt'aon
t‘huroit have a delightful ttuppor butt
vveuing at the Grand Army rooms in
Wall airooi. About. one. hundred at
tended and unjoyod o the full the
menu which was pro dad by the lad
lea. It included ham. roruu hoof. oa-
rallopod potatoea. baked beans. cab-
bane salad cranberry antics. mince and
apple pic. tea, coffee and choose.
ix Iabioa filled with' thoae goodies
and out off by handsome silver candid
ulna. made the MGM a bratty one.
'I Ito Indian in charge of the dffalr warn
nonconotin Camp. Mra. iiobort Waite-
mnn. Mrs. Waltorhautt‘, limitation.
Mrs. Welngartnor. Mrs. Battoraon,
Mrs. ”Wood. Miss M. Hubbard. Mrs.
Stallion. Mra. ‘Woituntrluor was in
charge of the waitresses and was an-
ailtod h Milli! Jeanie Clone. Minn Kath-
ryn Ma kin Minn Mlldtnd Osborn and
menthol". oi the Junior Auxiliary. 'l‘ho
prouooda will no titted towards her.
Mr. Werner tt initulonary fund
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AATUHDAY'! lALIa-v-JOOILOFF'O.
Very Best Butter, title In.
Iliiiill BIIIII ilili
AIIIIIIIIAAII'I iiiilill
Dr. w. J; a... Delivers A... Ad-
dresi‘ron Contagious Dire-m
Tho. ‘ mémbora of Court Coolie.
Daughters of laabol, amply proved
their ability as entorialnora taut eve-
ning when they gave a sontleutan'tl
night at the rooms of the Catholic
Clu In West. avenue. Close to two
hundred and fifty were present and
thoroughly enjoyed the entertainment
provided by the ladies.
In tho early part of the evening.
euchre was 9 ayod, inentydour tableau
being in operation and during this
time delightful music was rendered by
tho Knights of Columbus orchestra;
composed of John Powell, Francis
Ward and Mr. 'l‘oomey. Sixgamea of
oucltre ware played. the first lady's
prizo going to Miss Marion Hayes.
while the first gentleman's prizo watt
captured by John Friend. Mra. Frank
State, and Miss Graon Valiant were
awarded the. consolation honors.
Following the euchre. Dr. William J.
Tracey addrenaed the. abbombtnzo on
the subject of'contagloua diseases. Ho
apokc of contagious and infectious
maladies, and emphasized the ncccaal-
ty of great care In the. treatment of
and prevention of these diseases. He
laid especial sirens upon the methods
of prevention and cure. of the. great
smurgea of modern nocloty. tubercu-
tools and typhoid fever. Hill addreaa
was pointed and authoritative. and hold
the. closest attention of his boarera.
After the address dancing wars on
toyed until about midnight. when the
affair broke up. ‘orlrt Cecile hna now
seventy-three members and thcte are.
constantly applications In hand. The
next social event of magnitude that
the court will undertake will be. n gl-
gantic card party and ball. which ‘trtlt
bellteld Earner Monday itt Lockwood‘a
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Iiiiiiliil IIIWIAISSWIIIII
PIASI II [All Slill
ls Served With Papers Restraining
Himlrom Turning Over the
Income ol tltc Estate
Ilochuel linbb Scott. of Jersey t‘ily.
but; brtmtzlti attit untriltri iietltue \\'.
Cornell. of Trumbull. in an action tit
recover damages to All” amount or
$2,500 to liquidate a note made In
June, immr the aunt of 822.072.“.
The papers were flied iIt the superior
court yesterday.
The unit involves a number of pieeott
of proportr In which (Inrnoll ls said
to havc an intcreat and ("ounty (tom-
illIt-lilllllit‘l' l’ease and Francis A. (‘or-
hell. adutiniatratrlx of (Iharlea (‘or-
unit's property. have been anrvcd with
papers notify-tut: lhcm of the puudIn-It
action. The plaintiff arka for an in-
junction restraining the ilillllllll ovnr
of a} of tho lncotno from the proporty
to it eorge (‘otuclt and wants Ihe court
to luaue an urticr compelling the de
fondant to make a lcttletucnt. There
are many complicatltma and untangle
nuutta which the court, will have to
thrash out when the case in cailcd.
IIIAWIIIII WIII
Iiiillill Illillilii
Although unofficial information baa
been rcculvud by the chairmen of tho
grievance committee of the routine-
tors and traiuttteu on the Now Haven
roadoirom the grand oiliccra of tltoac
organizations now in aeaalon in New
York tilt in when tho New Haven cout-
miliee will reaumo negotiationa with
the management, It wan afamt today
that thorn With a probability illt‘ enn-
lcreuct- would be rottumed curly noxl
tnuntlt.
Alt lltc tnett want their new waga
schedule to take offnet thin aprlut: tltoy
will lose no time in putting their I‘ll.
vlaod aurounm'itt buforu the ofilclala of
the company.
~8ATURDAY‘B GALE—JOQILOFF'I.
ilrangoa. 25 for 250.
PUTNAM HOSE PINOCHLE.
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Another Round in the Sort” of Games
Played Lut Night.
Another round was playod last night
In the pinoohlo tournament of Putnam
lioao Company. 'I‘bu standing now Itii
It rcautt of this carton of named in no
follow:
F‘rml lloanrdua 2 ill
W. Mcflarlhy i it
George 'i‘oboy .......
Ooorgtatlngardua ..............l
A. Ferric (I
William Aloxaudcr .............2
William Morris ...............'.l
A..l. Btabnll
William Milla ......2
I). l1.T;liill'lflllfl~
H. .l'. Bmitlt I
8am Farris
Harry O’llrlou .2
it: McGowan...................i
if. Daniella
no Inhotolty 2
John Bunrduu.................0
William Knit: ................2
WIliiantMookar................a
Georgia Dumult ..............l
Prod Hatfield .t................i
AW. Drayf‘ula ................2
l... Bourdul 0
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hilllt
no KIWI! nuoinoiloolrvltloctolll
MUCH WARSI
at the Rabbi an Inuit and a
Quarter an Hour
.A IIIAII RAW is
Will iii PRWIIIISS
Isle. oi St. Louis is Disappearing Be.
ncalh the Raging Waters
tor an hour. There in a steady down-
failing.
approclably worse titan ycatorday.
the proapcct wait a ohoerlnoa onu.
hcavy rain had not
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Iloltt Modal Flour. 89¢: bag.
liilllilllilliiiliil liiiiillil
a Very Flourishing Condition
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The
ltihli. ltl'tttriiuf, llcv. (‘barlcn S.
land acting as moderator.
ll. Gleason an clerk.
Nelatm lltcitertnnu gave the
lit.» tunat important
war the Sunday Eveulua inatilute.
The mpori of Mn. ll. ii.
chairman of the butml of Monmouth».
wan read by Mina Charlotte Lamont.
Ilcacrtbluir the work of viaitalltm donor
by thin body.
For the Mflli'a t‘hrlatbtn lnoutr
flittb. tho accreittrr.‘ William
til""'l durinv; the rear.
The chief utther,
St. lohn.
of the attendance
View of the church.
marked litcrcanc. ;
the treuaurur. lxutia 8 Boom.
tut: ellllt‘al) paid,
part of the auto for
With tho bequest
the
of hinrxarot
uuw Ir a better financial
than for many yearn.
in tho ' Kettcral
coltaiitueucy of
part of its work.
Am; officura wore clecfod:
Nelaon lilieiturtuau and Ifitlaar
latte worn re-olceted an deacon; fo
thrce yearn.
\iaraaret Landm-
ileuedlel were rc‘clected as
cotton for fill-N- yearn.
«on. church ciark‘
laaa, treatturer of benevolent
Lottbt R liners.
fumia: (‘IIanI-a S. St. John,
er wore abut rc-olocted. -=
All utombora of tho llllHlllt'Rli
utittec. christian Swarm.
ltoorn and Mortimer M.
I audit
l .00
liaIn Stow», an auditors.
farlattd. Nclaon
Charles E.
on behalf of the church to nxicnd at
{itckorman
ward Board. itoactut Mnrahall
an doacona and denconuttu.
evening.
FAREWELL RECEPTION
liof Goran at the boron of Mrs. 'l‘ato
lllaat Norwalk. to Mrs. Clarritaut Baton
attendance thirty fibtltill.
or the pionainl fobturoa of tho evantn
m¢omaa:4qdddédwmaaaam
3.
was a find poem. written in honor
Mrl. Baton by local talent which watt
greatly enjoyed. A bountiful collation
was urvtid during the evening.
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AATURDAY'I IALI—JOOILOI‘F'U.
Lam taut Tomato". to.
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The River Seine Still Rising at Noon
PARIS. .iau. 28.-’l‘ho boiling watora
of the Seine wcro still rising at uoonl
today at the rain of an inch and a quar-
pour of rain and the tonmcrttturo in.
‘lverywltom the situation in
When tho day brolto orcr Pavia and
the submerged provinces surrounding.
A
in and a brisk
«SATU RDAY'S 8ALE408ELOFF’S.
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Parish in South Norwalit is Now in
South Norwalk (‘ongrcgatlonal
t‘hurch continued ita annual meeting
Macfttr-
and Frank
’I‘Ito various reports wr-re concluded.
rt-eord
for tho board of ttoaeona. stating that
l‘t’l'ttlllliit‘llfll'iilfiil
by them which had been carried out
t’lalatod.
IIIIBl'Idpepori. io Bo
iSuomdotl by M d. T. McDonald‘
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Father Jam» 'Q. McDonald. a nu-
tivo of bridge: gm tutti been appointed
an a curate ‘ .Htl Mary'ti church in‘
itilll. city to ou'daoeiiflthnr lirodortck.i
lwho will bi! it‘ll! lerred to another
oil-mo. Father climatic ll! well
known In Brilliant)" where he has
lived for many years the ban recently
been alattonod at St. Mary's church in
Norwallt, but had ttot been well for
some time. and has only recently re-
covered. ,
Father McDonald waamulta popular
with the members of tho patiah and
those With whom he canto in contact
udnd new of hits removal will be re
colvod with roxrnt.
Father McDonlld wan ordained at
Hartford but summer and colobratod
hltt first Inuit at St. Patrick’s church
in Bridgeport ital July. lie to a non of
tho late John McDonald. and had
been a roaidcnt of St. l’atrlck'a pariah
front boyhOod until he. took up bio
latudles for the priesthood lio baa It
vltroiher and oovorpl utatera living in
North Bridgeport
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Railroad King Scores Women lor the
Present Agitation on High
Coal oi Living
NEW YORK. Jan. 2R. James J,
Hill. the railroad builder. and ono of
the first to iaauc a warning against
national axiruvaxlnnu and lot retice-
tiolt In the advanced coat or lirlnz.
Itaid today that it‘ll of the problem
lies: in medial-Italian of the hottacwiic.
"If a huttaokoopcr.” said Mr, Hill. “in-
till'llil of standing in front of a ruin
phone to ordar the family auppllna.
would so In the. market and learn what
foods. are chuap and what are dear.
thorn would bu lens of thin kind of
talk. Au i barn uid bcfore, the high
coat of lit-lair in the coat of living
high."
Mr. Hill deniml that there In any In‘
tittatrtal and financial uneasiness ovcr
the attitude of the mn-erumont toward
corptu ationa
‘Fathcr Bmdoaylf.
Will tiiii Intuiti-
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WWIISIIR Willi
Miss Ethel Louise Mather Become:
the Bride oi Gnome Gardner
Crockett. Well-Knowni'lcre
iii IIIW lliiill Bill
The Bride II Niece oi Mrs. P L. Bax
tor. ol South Norwallt
WINDSOR DOCKS. Jan. 28.—-—-Bd
ncath a good-arch of uomhern amilnr
and palms and in the prcttoncc of r
largo company of relatives and other
guest». Miss Ethel lnuluo Mather
daughter of Mrs. Frodorlcit Ii. Mather
and flcorac Gardner Crockett, of New
York. were united in tttarrlago Wod
ucaduy owning at the home of the
britin‘a mother on Boringr ail-cot. The
crrcutony. with a double. ring service
was; perforated by the ileum. A.
l‘luuiap. pastor of the Ctmgrcgntlonal
church. The. hallways. parlors and
dining-room WI'E‘ decorated with
amilax. patina and cut flowers. The
brltlo‘a attendantn worn her ulster
(it'nt'e trolyn an maid of honor. and
Eloise A Romumy (l. Louisa Mont
xntuurt. Mae W Scfinour and Nan- E
llidwell all brltinaulaida Tito gloom
watt unuttcnded. To the strains of flu
iieemau a tiutch orchestra, of Hart
ford, tho. bridal party marched from
tho uppur ball to the trout parlor. the
maid of honor leading. followed by
the brideautaida. and thou tho bride
leaning till the arm of her mother
'l‘hoy won» met at the arch by lbr
groom and the officiating clergyman
who had colored by another door
Tho bride wore a ttrcaa of white satin
trimmed with poarla and dueheatt lace
and ahe carried a bouquet of lilies of
tho valley and nrcbida. Th9 maid of
honor worn light blur with silver trim
mint“ and tube tarticd maebuda. Tao
of tho iniduamaida noro light blur
drum-(‘8. and tho other two worn rel
low. each curring bunches of day-
brcal. cat-nations. The marriage was
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Arm-
strong. gave an account of its dim-na-
Ileat-un- (“batten R.
mire an Inlet'catinx record
at the Sunday now
which shown! a
The financial record was given by
The
Milk for tho your wore reported an be
and In addition, a
paraonam‘.
Nor.
ton the naaeta of the church are now
ct‘tnaldcrubly ntorp than the ltubiiitlca.
The chairman of tho bttaiueaa cnnr
mittcc. f‘hristlnn Swarlv. repnrtcd that
lhmnuh unusual gifts the church wna
roudit ion
Thin. however.
be rmuarkoti. wait larxoly due to the
ccm-roaitv of II few, and be truncated
the
church to takn a larger alarm in thin
Following thoae reporta the follow-
If.
Mrs. it. it. Plaitumi. Mimi
and Minn I‘lortmcc
Iif‘llf‘tll-
Prank ti. tllcn-
Lawrence A. Douc-
funda.
trcalttror of bualneaa
chief nab-
(500V
S.
were
elected to nncceen thomaciveo. an worn
nlao li‘rt‘dflrick iii. Pitta and Dr. Wil.
O
A committee could-ulna of llr. MIC“
and
.leuuintta worn appointed
oxprnaaion of gratitude to Doneon it‘d-
ii.
Talbot: and llenroneaa Minn li‘liItt (I.
Plan. for thotr ntaut yearn of norvloo
Owing to the Iatonooa of the hour
the mention wan adjourned alllll to
conclude Ita bttainnu next Thursday
«GIVEN T0 MRS. BATES
_A farewell receptionwnn given taut
averting by Buckingham Woman'tt Ro-
ox-pmidnnt of tho Woman‘o italicl
com. who in to have for the mouth «
tho iirttt of Fobrttury. Thorn were in
A most do-
Ilghtful social time was onjoyod. Ono
y
lltls'i‘th. Jan.
Itaalttnl llto ltlnlt cool of fund has In.»
gun to show results in tioatou. a donor»
Itl dottlinc in lite prieeil of meat bolus
about] in the. lllll’lt’l'irt here yesterday.
iivtail priced fell from t in 1 cents a
llfllilhi on the itlghcr urudea of lurnt.
More tract is being ahippcd to En-
Iope on personal of the boycott. Two
cattle booth. which nailed from thin
port for England ycaterday. ettclt tutti
alecrn abolrri considerably In exccaa
of the number originally lmokcd. Att-
otltor atonmer suiting today niao baa a
great hord undor tho ill‘t'kll.
The No-Mual Club will hold tla soc.-
ottd llittaa meeting at l-‘ttnoull Hall in
tumour. for tho purpose of diurttaslng
the situation.
NEW YORK. Jan. titlwlilffecta of
the anti-moat campaign Ivere atlll
atronaly redacted in local tuarkota lo-
usy. While acccaaoriea to the lists of
no-tnoat for thirty daya mulltea um
I“ porltttpa lulu humorous. tho impotun of
the initial tttovcmont ht aIlll attoug
enough to infinoucc priroa. which con
tlnuo to drop somewhat at whuloonte
and to a gram: lll‘ilflle in the retail
ahopa. Tho rniailora are cutting titr-
urt-a on all kind: of proviniuuet. and to-
day it was prcdtclud that the Saturday
marketers would find thatuaelvea able
to replcnlah their Ittrdera at from Ill
to tilt per cent. luau cunt than a week
380- '
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nun-u.-
TOWN ASSEISONS FINISH WORK.
After titroo and a half montha of
tin-loan offor . tho town ‘Inlllttml‘ll havo
compluiod t air work and this aftor‘
noon or tomorrow morning tho books
will be turned over to Town Clerk
lltulth. whore troubtoa will conduction.
The Town Board of Relief will hold tia
firnl mooring Tun-day, February lot.
to boar objection» to tho tioelalona of
the, Board. Mootluxa will follow on
the 5th. 12th. filth and mat of li‘obru-
dry. The work of tho Astronaut-a baa
boon particularly laborioun this your
because of the double mttry that was
nuccatutry. ouch lot and house having
to bo «atom! separately.
*HALLINGE HALE.
Lotta Lamb. lid lb.
Loin Lamb troutt. ltic. lb.
Hoot Loin Ghoul. tile. lb.
ll‘raah Pork “will. lilo lb. ‘
, Fruit Bhouldorl. lilo lb.
Homo ”round Ml, 22o lb.
Prime Rib Rout. true to tile Ill.
PUHLIC MARKET.
n “"82 80th Main tit.
Miiht Lillie All)!" of 12 Wind-
sor place wlohob The Sentinel to
Itaio that. she fl not the Lillie Al-
bert that vm married to Frank 'l'oth.
hr Janine or the Poona Daniel Dunlap.
with constable inland tut born man.
one also wtahos it timed that Ilia door
I oven know tho other party of the
ma namo.
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2.x . «The agitation
III 7 o'clock. andm 7:80 the reception
began. which WM attondt-d by a his
list of canals. there being bcaidcn the
fricnda from town many others from
Sufheld. Hartford. South Norwalk.
Now York. Sprimzfieid and Northamp-
ton. The couple were anointed in re-
ceiving by tho grmnn'a father. William
(3. ('rnckctt, of South Norwalk. and
the bride's mother. Who wore a drool»
of gray tourmaline with Persian trim-
minus llt‘aac of Hartford. I‘alercd for
the buffet lttntltcon The urtaun' a gift
to bid bride “HR a gold pendant not
with pcaria 'i‘o hm maid of boom
amt the four bridesmaids. who able
acted as unborn. the bride are gold
him: with Ibi~ir initials. on them. Tht
largo array of nodding izifta war
nittm'tt In an upper room. and Includod
cut glaaa. gold coin. allverware, china.
linen. ltt‘idnllt'ae and other nrticlca.
Mr. and Mrs. t‘rot'kutt Inadc a attevesa
fnl exit froth the houao while the tea
tit'itica wore. brain; onjoycd. and ctttcr
tag a waiting automobile were driven
to Ilariford. where they ton on a later
train for a brief journoy to the math
aifer which they will reaitle in New
York.
The bride. who ht a place of Mrs
it‘rcdurlrit 1.. Baxter. baa bcbn n viattor
in thin city on a number of (reactant:
and has than)" frlnnda hero.
BIG FREIGHT WAR
IS NOW FEARED
inquiry ill railroad clrclca In New
Haven ubowahbat therc Ia consider-
ablc fear of It freight war owing to
tho announced rctlucllot‘t of the treat
uru fr ‘iuht ratoa front 75 mama to no
manta per hundred first claim on the
Delaware. incaatvauna and Weaturtt
and the Erie. rotttca. 'i‘hi» offoct of this
in to equalize Iltc raicn with the rub
on the two all rail differential linen.
the Ontario and Wooturn and the New
Haven-Canadian Pacific routou. both
of them controllnd by the New York
New iluvun and Hartford Railroad
company. it may abut affocl thr
ttrund 'l‘runk routo via 14qu inland
Bound and Now London which has on
juycti heretofore ibo Iowor rato‘of Ill:
(touts per hundred. Tho tnttttor now
lonltiul on with auxtuty in whether the
five miter standard trunk lines will or
will not moot. the reduction of tho
lcrio and lackawanna. _'l‘ho roducud
rain affoeta both olnaoa and commodi»
tins of freight.’
taint. roar III a aomowhat aimtlitr oxi-
vanoy tho Now i‘iavan l'lllillid ittt differ
uatlai rain from thin all cont: at the
manual of tha titandbrd trunk linoa.
mitouat l’ork. lilo lb.
tantrums. tic Ib
has Lamb. 18o Ill.
Bhouldor Lamb lilifio lb.
taunt) Chopi. lilo lb.
Pot Rout and boiling Placer at any
old price.
NEW YORK MARKET.
till “lamination til.
Given at Ilia Home oi oi Mrs. G. F.
Smith lor Benelit oi Christ Church
mm
Many morphism and friends of Christ
"ariab wont to the home of Mrs. G F.
Smith, bf Rowan atroot. East Norwalk.
taut evening. who gave an entertain
'uont and anoint for the benefit of
Elm-lat Church.
The following pleasing program was
liven:
Piano Duct—Mrs. attlillu
Hubboll.
Solo-411'. Behrens.
and Mrs.
, Recitation-«Barth Duchelle.
Piano Selections—Mm. .l. H. Brown.
Solo-«Mia: Reba Duachcllc.
Recitation-whim. Patterson.
‘30 o~Mr. Bohrcns.
So o-«Roba Dunc-belle.
Mrs. Sniffin presided at the piano in
her usual charming manner.
Otto of tho tenor solos rendered by
Mr. Bohroua was rampant-d by H A.
Strum. tho title of lab is “Evan-
‘ldc. “ This in one of It. Strout’a mas
temioces and all present I'm charm.
ad by Mr. Hebrcn'a sweet voice and
expression
Mr. Btrout. the composer, is a rest-
dent of East Norwalk.
At conclusion of entertainment re-
freshments were served. consisting of
sandwiches, cake. fruit and cocoa.
A silver collection wart then taken.
which ncttcd about $15 for the. church.
—-8PECIAL FOR CASH.
fl lb. Inga Spring Lamb. 16c.
Shoulder Spring Lamb. llc.
Sirloin Steak. lac.
Portcrbouae Steak. 18c.
Small loan Lolna Pork. lie.
2 ton. Link t-lauaalze. 27w,
RYDER & HDWMUI,
()n the ilrldge.
Biilliii IIIIIPIIJII Q .
BREAKS Willis
Driven Aground Oil Dover. England
and May Be Pounded
DOVER. Eula, Jan: 28.——l-‘Ifty-tbree
offtccra and mun were aavcd from the
Hriliah torpedo boat destroyer Eden
today. by means of tho bronchus bony.
The lotion broke from her moorings
during a Rule in the Chauncl. last
night. and was drlvun aground off this
pinata When the tide receded the duo
troyor was left high and dry and badly
damaged
Her guns heart gear and coal were
removed in the hope that alto could be
floated at the next blgt tide Unlear
thln ta pouaibic the destroyer will be
pounded to piccoa. One of tho Blillll
boats of the battleship Allwrmarlo
which watt engaged lll aaivaxtng. was
overturned. but the it occupants were
rescued.
AIIIIII ,IAIISIIII’S
IIII III iAlIII
Annie Moakll'a fnet hlIVt‘ been sitter.
by the Httrgeuua at St. Vincent's boa
pitni. llrirlgeport. The young woman
.taattultcd, robbed and thrown Ill-ill a
well by her supposed husband and an
acompllee. will suffer no Ill effects of
the crime.
She has rocovercd practically all bur
money. and within a few days It is
oxpoetcd alto will ho able to leave the
boaplul.
lier foot will be acre for many it
day. but alto will not have to undergo
the amputation that bad bccu feared
since like was taken ottl of the well.
RED BMEN‘S PINOCHLE GAMES.
Not-walk Haymakers Score a Vlclory
by Over 5,000 Margin.
Last night.
the lied Men in Norwalk. the flrat
round lit the pluochlo tournament bo-
tween l‘ncaa tiayloft of South Not»
anilt, .tntl Coolonoo Itadlnft. of Not-
walk. was played. The rctutlt. was a
victory for the Namath HIymakoru.
who have a load of over 5.000 potato.
'l‘hc scorch made that night wore an
follows:
Cockonoo.
blown and Lincoln ......... 5010
James and Hoary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6th
at tho ttontiquartors of ‘
BAIII [WIR
Ali AIIIIIIII
DIAIIIM SSAIII
Sill: Desires to Have It Admitted in‘
the Krilchman Murder Case
in Waterbury. Conn.
IWIIIISSIS litilil ill
Believed that Dying Man Told His
Brother Where to Find It
WA'l‘ERI‘iIIRY. Jan. 28.-'l‘lie 5mm
before the jury in tho Kulniakas mur-
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
a» .. .
Chain-d aavorttumonto on tnla ‘
as words or ion. as canto; I "many
«on additional word. 1 cont our taunt
WANTED. ~
WANTED—«\VASHING ANII TRUNING
to do at t‘tomu. inquire liolort Cttorin. 111
Water St jfllt
WANTED‘ lll{l\' rill Full Iii: [AVERY
uauon. Must br- Killil‘l‘ and obliging.
ply Alhutltc It l’ucifit Tt-n (‘ 0.. 124 W -
tumult St. 348 3!
WANTEDwA COLORED \VOMAN F0“
Clark and Iattutlrexu and to care for lower
litmr. utll altor Suturdav afternoon. at
Mra. A. Mossman‘a, {t2 toast Avc.. Nor-
wallt. 128 Kit
%.
WANTED~ Filf‘Tl' l‘Ultlll-i SEASON»
cd “1am. The FcrI‘la Coal Co. 127 St
WANTEDw-BY YUI'NI; COUPLE.
line! In font furnished rooms for it ltt
hounokoepins. centrallv located. W to.
atattng Irtlculnrs, to “It. "cam Evera-
inu Sent n.¢l
WANTED—4W LADY.
Iocauul loom. unfurnished preferred. with
hour when at .home. Away most of time.
Add .cuns Sentinel. ' 1&8 3t
WANTEDmiIAY h‘iRi‘JMAN. MUST BIS:
handy with tools and have good Infer-
canon. Ap Iy itowaytntt Greenhouses.
ltowayton. can 138 “
WANTED— TABLE a)ARDIflIS on
room and board: burnt-litre. private house:
intent l!“pi"ll\t‘ll"ll‘lllt‘. telephone: hurt it
atop from w cut Ave. Gentleman profor-
red or man and Mfr-.10 lived 8t.
WA «wort-nave»
“Durham powor:
trio motor to to
In good condlti and price re ‘ .
attumg Motor. onto Sentinel. '. it
mantra» amour: r: as riillw
air-t and to vmrk «trout .e. by album.
inquire 1:. r Bates. Dorian. “rel. 359-8.
1263 t
mam...
traffic and poultry.
Tu Bl'i’. ALL KINDS 01"
first prices paid. Ex.
lift prwrs or calico ti. Primiman, [fon—
uq-tlcut '.l‘urnplkt~ Smith Norwalk. 'l‘cl.
LII t - 016
wmrlom'rnn 'ruouaann rmm~
er beds. Pay the tugboat cash Nos. AM
Illill utr (urntturc. Addreaa can.
Bout no] Office. . I!
TO LET
can
an!
SIIIIIII liliII PIIIIII W"
has not. abandoned its effort to getv‘
1.- ‘
CENTRWMA’ .
as a,
To LET out Rooms. BATH. i‘C‘I‘C..
that floor No 1 Btnritt Ave. inquire
.lluull l.tnxwrollc r. 37 Quintard Ave.
T0 LETu -i“i\'t~2 lull)“
South Nuruulk: t‘cut Si .
tluddcr. this South Main 8t.
. lit Irltut-ll-l 81‘"
ltt ulro 5.1L
el. “335 I
TO LET t‘tlT’l‘AGr)
Splint: ht.‘ . bath and all
monies. inuuitc ll. J.
factory. 1: Smith Main in.
TO LET __. THREE FURNld
mount for tight bouaekfltltln‘.
N.. eurc it vnniux Sontlitiil
TO LIT Itot'ar. a nouns.
liiifI nttlu. with all modern improvomom
[mud
modern int Vflv
Royn o'ids W
a»
I
in line condition: good location.
til \‘ivmlwarti Ave.
on llii‘ premium;
as a.
0 a
tax Rooms. 6t V
“m I." F'ltii: uooua AND “
uitb lntpruvemcnta. in now honor, on ,
tit” mutt Taylor Ann; hilt lit. ,9"
TO LET-xrl’lIRNlHIllfll ROOM.
intprovt-ntenta. ti Hartford Pinon.
Norwaik.
H .m._....‘
rba sans.
m ........
‘FOR D‘ALI IT‘IIIRI'H 3:)NT:IN 1;]?
r or puppvn. ‘1 “rue n u m .
Raymund. lti ot'tit Malls i-ll.q J“ 3‘
FOR aALl- «6001) Bl\
sitalll Inurl are. inuult‘e I3 J. him! 0
South Nlervafllk. 'l‘el. I. To“?
rout nu» Icnctowtucota Tutu
tv vuIIttut-a coutpicte Addroaabo:
uuth Norwalk.
itr IOUGHT Bl’lFUltl‘l Altmt. 1.
will purobatto a modern built homo
lamina and bath with all up your
troll lotaiotl within throc In nutnn'
of lliltililflflli center. yon
Ilium Ana. ll Railroad l’hirv. lloutb
wa
Mtila and llltttory ..............l‘tlifr
Conn and Mdraball ..... ..itltla
Malkln and Records ............7640
29.190
Linc”.
(tallaghcr and Hall ..............noto
Kayuor and llodltngar ............')lllft
tinirbnnt and Smith . . . . . .. 780
Phillipaou und .Iudtl ............5ilil't
Btoluwald and Williams .........6800
William howo watt official acorn
together and the tooth Hayloft will
entertain the mom a of victoriou-
HaytoftVtt a big on our. The playing
will be continued next Thursday niaht‘"I
at South Norwnlk.
uFOR IA‘WIDAY.
Vory boat. Button ltd!” tin. 35¢.
lAl sound tilt-rill. par QT. lilo.
Nat v‘o Baldwiit and Gunman. very
lino. nor pooh. lino . .
llfollow 'i‘uruipl. par it. silo.
“pound at title
Old Dutch (lotion. try
. 2t taro ~¢
kolapnr Thorn will be five sitting: at- “and
BUSINESS NO 0
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ran do. now open ror Imam": and“ .
man mm Thorn-u My
minimum arm» flglfiyo" i all
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