AuNbdddt 'rtl'dnt‘ ’
mlw .v i {av-runn- ”V
. O'IJ» l9;
HeUSEHOLD LINENs *»
“ imam am are. refit
FRENCH UNDERWEAR
1 ran rule WEIR ‘ 1_
1 Discounts from 30 to 509‘ I
echo mo" $4.50
150 m 2.50 3.50
Cambium
’"WTIVE BRIDAL SETS 11‘ VERY (.0? W655
1 Lilian rooster on lean-v
uni Sale
“~53
$5.00
1.75 2.50 3.50.
2.50 zoo 1 3.50
* B.00to30.00
. 1 I : II” school. IIIIIEII
rue-W ,
_ Sessions for Elli coining term were
resumed at the thanlsr hour yesterday
Ind the panel large attend-
1 prolong. it was, as after ev.
ery venetian, I‘ little dull the first day,
‘ ‘1 , it; today the students will
very ll ly be wake. The semester ex.
1 ‘ I hays not yet been odicially
1 111'. but it is thought that they
' as usual the last week or
. in thet case the students
Lend, tilgso Interested enpeot
0f bathe inatest teams yet will 3
sub
ie bill. IIIII battles the applicant But
hen fithey when at school
’ . 1vaihe uncle,- which
tithe hunt la'vrh (or
.. " lass} holidays. hr
tion. its“ unexpected that some eater
. , tithe {airing “out
' .rc on cool so
' . "' ,‘m a.“ 1
the student?» «nu ‘ “
or the town will welcome the sight oi
“Old Glory" when she is Ml to the
Judge A. E. Austin was a visitor at
the school yesterday morning
,._On Saturday :‘oi this week. January
the fast basketball quintet oi the
1 h subml will go to Mtile City
the end play the high school team
Wit place. Bridgeport has a record
‘1 I test team in the gene. but with
final: more than pro
. . mrmntatives; it can
" . cted than nnytliin‘: but a great vio
is looked for. The name will be
yeti in the Y. M. C. A. ball. which
used by the team.
meeting of all or the actors who
king part in the coming minstrel
was held yesterday at the ions
roi. Kennedy spent the
his releilfes
lie M‘Of. Ripley was a guest
naneld. Mass" and New Jersey
, Iritvmo to PROV! IT.
My Father~0reet Scott!
.o doing, Johnny?
. yoh'va not my new watch sl
liability-«Yes, Dad. 'i‘eacb
d do today that a good waiol
.to‘lleve at least 170 parts, so l
ht l'd see ii yours was a goal
in Were. Mass"
eureII wey to get hated is it
nonunion»
llLEilli’s lllll IS
NOT A SIIEilllllE
HRIDGEPORTLKJED. 4.-—'I‘he poeltion
held down by a. naturalization clerk is
not theeselest snap in creation. Should
there be any doubt just query Attor
hey Michael J. Mohegan. naturallm
don clerk for durable county it is
well that lit Judie ie possessed of an
amiable die sitlon, a settled nature. a
ludlcious manner. and is not dually
ruined. He is in a position where not-
tied nerves are a valued unset. He
needs be patient, for Uncle Sum hntl
dictated totals clerks just whut in
what. 1
a To get that "what" into the minds
of some at the hebld applicants lor
citiIenIliip is at times a lierruleeu
task; but with resigned equanimity
indie Flanagan manages to get there.
Hallo it is the way the question
for one donation there are at least ten
mom wire oi bringing out the point
desired. Often it is necessary to try
everyone oi these to bring about an
understanding. Then again the up»
bllcant will on his first papers give
lilies and figures which at times are '
conflicting. For instance, this morn-
1n: one applicant giving- the date oi°
lsevin his home port ciao stated that
he Ir veil in New York, iollovvinaa
Ieil across the Atlantic, on the name
day. it's hard to believe. but some
would have it thatm All theme
little errors must be 'l'edtedwlt' a up
to the clerk to accomplish these re
suits. Sometimes the applicant does
not know. He tlwreiore in out heel.
for a loss. he must have. every ques-
tion answered carefully and truthfully.
0‘ heiore he is eligible to take out hie pa
pere.
The law also says that each appll
cant must produce two witnesses. both
of whom must have known him in
this country for at least live your.
This in mandatoly. but Istlll llOlIlO air
plicliiil will question it So billet
is the law in this particular that the
witnesses are closely questioned on to
their relationship and the knowledao
oi the applicant, and asked precisely
how they fix the dates. that brought
Ibout their knowledge oi the nppll
cant.
There are no real set at questions
to he asked. other than those ataiod
on the naturalization papers but con.
slant picking and grilling oi the ap-
plicantsh II produced somewhat oi a
code among the clerks. Judge Flan-
agan gets away with something like
the follonnl'
long have you lived in-i Do you ever
:n pol
to this tell,
Either econ
II cube oenetltutioni One dollar. m
Come scale in two years."
’ ilfvro Indeed
Escorts were distributed yellerdah
is, I t e (our hiahest
i rut III “store“ oi
II
‘ m 'WG’I'“
are so iollowe: Room I»
"Name, please. (write it out) Where
were you born? Where did you sell
iron? On what boat What line!
When? Where did you land? When?
Where it a you been since? How
mi. James Mills ie': confined to her
bed vrlth them“ ~ :1.
The condition at Hull Bradley still
remains very critical. 1
W
Mr. and Mrs. David Ward have been
villitlha out of town ‘
Mrs. Frank (lodiltey outermned out
bi town guests over New llear's.
‘Mra. Edward Burr is seriously ill
at her home on lipid street.
Mir; 3th Msciarlaud will return
“Illa week to he: studies at l‘hlladolw
p a.
‘The board oi selectmon will meet
today to transact their monthly bush
nose.
'Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson were
» 1fiilduy guests of Mr. and hire. George
”OW.
Richard Taylor and Frank Bradley
return today to their duties at Cornell
college.
Ralph Obese, oi the Westport Drug
Co., has been unable to attend to his
duties owing to illhosa.
Owing to the inclement weather the
Westpori Gun club Were unable to hold
- their shoot New YesI‘ a day.
" Mr. andhhire. Arnold achloat. who
hive been traveling through the south
have returned to their home at (30me
Point.
11 W
The dance in National llnll this
evening promiuea to be one of the
moat populm social events at the new
sou.
Mrs. J Burns who was callgd
in llartiord
Mrs. Charles Barlow and son Earl,
who passed New Yelr's with relatives
in Rosevlllc district. returned to their
home in Port Chester. today.
Mr, and Mrs. John H. Wood and Mr.
and Mrs. Sumuel Hodge were New
Yohr’a guests oi Mr. and hire. Chauno
Cor llurlow (.‘ompo street
.... ... m ..._M
llllil All ”Milli.
The unuuui meeting oi the Darlon
Fire Department villi ho hold next
Monday evening. Dulcere will be elor
ted at that time and no tar as now up
pnrcnt, there. will be no souiosiu of
mile.
The Weather oi‘ the past few dare is
held responsible ior “the breaking out.
ultu an epidemic oi grip and [rip
col I Willie no particularly serious
cases are reported.“ a number of poo
pie appear to be on the verge oi be»
this laid up will the melIdy'
While lh‘ deuce oi the "Jolly Too“
young men the other evening was a
the same plan inanmuch III the memo"
expense themeelvos.
Are You In Need of an
’fi
no... 9...... where—w mom—«oh...» A. _ ._.
wants hint to.
world in its motherhood.
ntend going back tit-«i Are you an
anarchism Do you believe in anarchy?
fire I ecolvasmlstr Do you believe W
,1 invariably the answers
billion are that one is
or too much.) Do you
weer to nnounee parilleiriauoedto Kg:
._. aces In no
‘WWWmaeldun otthe
United States and to willfully oerryi
WW‘” M an...” «—
a,
eblelp lbw ..
ets‘srvimf,
in: Edward Keene ,,
lib (ll W i
w Mrs. John J. 1limits ~ia visiiloa veto h
tivos in anchovy; :- , .
here by It’llo death of fir tether. Thom-
as lieiieron has returned to her home.
Very pleasant and nieceesiul aliaii it
is not likely to be repealed soon on
horn of the orannientlou in.) all oi the
$33.. Drquants filth
won
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eilloleut
service at all tinted.
Personal attention xiv-
on to all prescription
work.
(.lhairs for our trolley
patrons. (lento in and
wait for your bar.
BRIPGE PHARMACY
JPARKIR, Medalist
._-.. .vn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly. oi Matte
Misses Collins. oi Osborn avenue, y-es
Ierdey
on cunt-ll oi the grip.
Robert Biydenburgh of East Nor-
walk has been a roceni‘ visitor in You
here. New York.and also witnessed
the New Years celebration in New
York City.
abscess on his right leg
wet-k.
M
u little unununi to have it rain storm
or nevorsl daya duration with the wind
continuously in that period from the
west.
. w... . homo...
and his bmther' a store a low data use
was uotcrely bruised but ho. in con
gratulating himaeli that it who Ilm‘
broken.
Folrileld. During the oomlnx term
Miss Callaghan Itrill rulde at the res
idenoe of her " sister. hire. Richard
Gallagher. oi Bridnepoet.
m
The colored restaurant that has been
place have been largely oyster open-
uoi been very utieiactory lo the then.
m...“ “mm...
Ger. when Ave. I sun at. can.»
select Groceries. Hay. Grain. flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glue. CM.
Heaps Ind been: oi affection in hab-
avvnn. N. Y., Were the guests at the
Mrs. William H. Dolend is ill at her
home in South Osborn‘avenue, with
Harold Day in laid up by illness at
his home in Butte place Mr i) y, who
is n popular young member i the
Sixth Company Coast Artillery, has an
The monthly business meeting oi the
East Not-walk Fire Police was not held
Monday evening. on account or the
holiday. The monthly session has been
arranged for Monday evening at next
Even the local weather prophet has
been mystified by the weuher oi the
last few days. lie admits that it in
John R. liilommodlcu is recovering
nicely trout n severe isll he had at hie
in the out Mr Lilommedlv-us none}
hiise Jeannette Callaghan, who has;
been attending the Christmas vacatioul
or her home. has returned to school atl
i (figure and Tobscro
era und thb season in that business hurt
The case oi James Laydcn. Which
-has been banning lire tor a number or
Woolf! the charges being the Itching
in! liquor inn minor and tho violntlna
matters are very quiet at the
Elm Norwelk clit Club these days;
I the members I already looking tor»?
. word .a. euccessiul “neon. A prams
iu‘eoi ember said today that a meet
in: Will"‘bil held bolero long. The
club‘s annuaiu meeting for the elec-
tion oi oilicers comes in March
considering the unpleasant weather
there was quite good sited attend
once lellt would at the first oi the
week oi prayer services at the Elilll.
Avenue Methodist church The servi
cos will be condoned tonight. Thurs
day and Friday evouinss and will prob
ably not extend over into next week.
'l’be rainy and moderated weather
continued so long that the harbor is
stein tree oi ice. with the exe'tii‘ltlon
oi the edges. That it will not require
much time for another treeseup was
shown this morning. when aiter a few
hours at the colder weather. there was
a skim oi ice on the water's spruce.
. An evidence oi the fact that wea-
ther like that furnished by the wee-
ther men since Sunday is not particu-
larly healthy ior humans, is iurnlshed
by the drivers oi the Crescent Laun-
dry. Charles B. Pillow has been laid up
ior two days and is still ill and Wil—
liam ll. Richards has managed to get
bnclt to work.
M
Ralph E Derit and John Sloan
went to Stratiord last evening and wit-
nessed the conferring oi the Master
Mason Retiree on W. H. Lockwood, by
St. John's iAdge. No. 8. A. F. and A.
M. Mr. inckwood in a popular rail-
rtIad man and is employed as a pas-
scugor conductor ou the New -l'orh.
New Haven and llnrtiord railroad.
lilies Julia Callaghan. who has been
spending the last two months nt.Atlan-
is. (is. has returned to her home in
East Norwallt. Mics Callaghan enjoy-
ed her stay in the south very much.
having been fortunate in making do
lightiul acoultintunres among the son
thorn people on wall so coloring plenu-
Itul weather during her entire \lalr
in Georgia
There is a calendar display as usual
at the L'liommodlou itrotltcrs‘ store
in ideal. Worthington street. though it
does net poem to come up to that at
some recent years. This morning the
display was somewhat auxumentud by
an armful of calendars John L'Hom
Iuodieu. one of the partners in the
lulllslllitdil. brought over from South
Norwelh.
”.l—ou’v’amn . w...»-
lilflllill
Rebert Scalzi
desirei customers at hip clean ton-
located at m Waehln ton street oni ”Will WNW WW8 3'0“ fl“ ml the
the bridge. ror some line. cloned no; heat workmanship. Also I full line of
doors yesterday. The patrons oi the
ilr. W. J. Moore, of New for city.
has been spending a few days at
.hls parental home here.
M-..
Mr and Mrs. s A. carpenter about
illlil week-end in New York olix. tho
of lb: lumen low, is due to come up! guests of Mr. and Mrs ii F i‘au.
again on another continuance. Satur-
. ‘day morning in the liaviinud street.
Mouth Norwallv. court.
wry-”wk “e.
The piped water is again runnlnlv
freely through the pipes to the Nor-
field.
«-. .................~..
tilt and Mrs. Joseph Ethics and
children. of tits rd. aprm illi‘ holl-
do) with hir and ire. William Moore.
I k country club and the new home' of Pond eireot.
', f ‘a . J linin- Osborn. nearby. For a time'
Schhchung Bros. &00. It looked as I: the pipes would remain'
‘ ‘ irosen up all winter Extra prove“. thodlet Bible Class. started in the
tione will now be men to prevent a
repetition of thqtmuble.
'l‘he (lourt Frances Social Club met
ut the home oi lira. William boiler.
son. to Van VAndI ell-eel. Monday or
Wm»,
'i. a.
The next
Paul i. Moody. lender oi the Mo-
siudy oi Book of Genieie. last night.
and this will continue tor four monthsrl
llr. and hire. Miles Lynch and
fdaughter. ilrsre who have been the
A [”1 knows I m9! 10"! her if Ibo china. and sitar the holiness soselon’ [users or an- .“ pm John 3
love! over hall a dance.
' meetiua will be held on Jenner-y itlth'
The prooi “N 900 rested in! at the Dory Club quarters. the. Iiiialr9
being in the nature oi s masquerade
Costco. hate returned to their home
in Brooklyn. 4 11
The Btevem Grater Company had
W“ . commenced the work oi clearing away
the debris item the recent the which
:deatioyed the bi: oyster opening es-
itabliehroent in Roweyton avenue.
.“wwm
Rev. and hire. William H. Hoover-
molt have been entertainina at the
Methodist Episcopal "Home. W. Le-
iliont Gillette and son Harry J illi-
:leita‘ is the father or lire. liehemott
At the Union meeting oi the Baptist
and hleihodlst Churches leet evenlnI.
Eet the former, lit. Meredith. oi the
"lieredlhhru Publiebin
feelmel solos had lcd‘ the limo.“ Mr.
:xsmdlth will cchambers glam oi In:
an a e. qua e
:V!l gMI
at i which auto
W“... M 0“on church all
went. says:
trillion Ammo 1W1 are flay
liars shielded E‘s
LONDON. Jon.
'l‘odsy great crowds swarmed abort
. the dlnxv lisst End street. which, your
orday was the arena of a battle“ on.
paralleled in tho hiatorytoi London’s
police department.
The police. shin lmvo been greatly
overworked during the past 48 hours.
hnd their hands fiulf in keeping the
streets open to trailic, while the do-
tective depsrtment pursued its inves-
tigation Into the Russian anarchist
colony with unremitting energy.
Durina the nlxht thopolice thorough-
ly overheated the ruins of the tone-
ment house in Sidney street, 1whero
the outlaws made their last stand; and
were shot or burned to death in the
light with the police and soldiers.
The ofllcers dincovered parts of hit
While little except the
head and neck was intact. the authori-
ties have no doubt that the parts were
irom the body oi "Peter the Painter:
who but night was believed to have
been still at large.
All three bodies recovered from the
burning house Wore found in a back
room on the 'nround floor.
The claim in apparently established
that the building was fired by the dose
it is thought that when the
trapped men found their ammunition
nriy spent and escape impossible.
I ey i tire to the building and corn-
suicide
No papers were found throwing light
on the operational oi the gang.
Peter the Painter
were members oi an anarchist club
which met near Sidney street until
. The police were aware oi
the neili’liioa oi this club. but can
eldered them only political.
ber oi the club who gave the police a
clue leading to the attack at yesterday
"Neither Peter the Painter uor
F‘riis over showed signs oi dolor; nuv
honest work. Both attended a lllf‘ci
hill. the object oi which wan to pro,
test againet the execution, of Prof.
Praiwisoo l‘errer. the Spanish teach-
er who won convicted of revolutionary
l illinll that both tilled an
archy an II mask for their rrimea."
It is established that women were
associated with the gang’s operations.
Three women believed to have been
connected with the crimes are now in
The casualties reported from water-
day‘s battle are live policemen, a ser.
gaunt oi the Scots Guards and a hull
dozen spectators wounded by the but
lets. the most olitllrm slightly:
two ilrernen seriously and Ihrr-r- lire
men slightly injured in li‘J'
oi the burning building
The mysterious tracrrr
Sunday in believed to turn. :i Iiuit in
the elory of the litiuiidiidlh h burglar
sung. A h‘rt-nrh Jew. by name of ii..-
I‘ou. who had lived near the annrchlsts‘
I’cntirzvmle. was found mlirdered on
(‘iaphum Common in the opposite end
oi London. There were stab wounds
in the bark and the head was brutally
Modeller: om greatly stirred by the
succession of murders. which is uhol
ly forrigu to British experience The
conservative papers blame the Liberal
govornlnetu charging that the authori-
ties have failed to enforce the aliens‘
some oi the Liberal papers de
cine that the peat-eases oi the gang
of burglars form an
which should not aiioct the traditional
ilrltleh policy oi receiving political rei-
u
The Times criticises the use of sol-
diers yesterday and considere that the
affair was badly managed.
Sir Robert Anderson. former head
oi~the criminal investigation deparb
“The llritioh inaction in
regard to alien criminals would die.
credit a company oi medically oerti
lied nineties. No other country tot.
crates their presence."
acute at the evening papers iesture
the recent discovery of a package of
pleating lelatlne close by
works near the lots mill town oi Barb-
left. seven miles northeast oi London.
and attempt to connect the discovery
with the anarchists
was toned on a river bank on Dwain-
ber ill. find was so saturated II to be
Later in the day the coroner Iii
ed the claim of the police that
bed found pom oi a third body in th
He said that whatever
been mm up belonged to the two
bedleeion odyeeterdey. One oi these
ahoeed little their cementum. vihile‘ oi
theolber body so little
thetth" hits were tied up “in I
l
W
mic is IIAIII or eeieeeee.
denim Mae‘ArrMeI end «In tori
~ . dating-y
A use We
«l.—-Publie excite-
ment over the hectic: down oi the
anarchist burglar no: continues a
1 lug the returno to be road”. by corpor
<Itions upon which the federal corpors
isolated case
The explosiVe
iilllll illlilllllll ill
Revenue ‘Oo‘liilcibr‘ Solidi bill a
Warning to Firms and All
Explanatory is issued
HARTFORD, Jen. «l.—~Notlce has
been sent out from the cities or the
collector or internal revenue regards
ation tax for the year ended Decent.
her 31.11910, will be based. Blanks
have been mailed to all known col-v
poratioue in the district and should
be made out and returned as soon no
pouulble no its to uvold the 50 per cent
penalty tor iulluro to return by March,
1.1%“
Applications for an ,eaientlon oi”
time will only be granted in cases.“
allowing absolute necessity thereini
and on n full. and complete examinin-
lion in writing. as it is now costumed
that corporations have had ample
time in which to understand the laV
The minute must be signed in veriiio
ration by two or the principal out-
(ms of the corporation, that is, by
tun dlitereni individuals A return
slurred by one man as president an
ttoasurei ill not held to comply wit
the requirements at the act. ,
Every return must bear the doll
oi Ibo attesting oflicer and when the
attesting olllcer has no seal a certifi-
cult». of his qualification, signed and
scaled by the clerk of the court having
jurisdiction in the locality. must b
limited and tiled with the return.
All returns of corporations should
he made to the collector of the din-.
trim in which is located the prinei ‘
p. are oi business of the outputs
and the department holds that
place is meant in which are" up
hooks, papers and other data ,
“blob this return is prepared. Re-
In: he must be made on the forms proa-
ciibod by the once and All
returns It) made; the (Slim 31%
append any supplemental or .
tori statement that it may
('(‘Biiilly to a (all. boilers
items covered by the -
Any corporation. Joint amok up
pan) or association that hlle nob
(Ollt‘d blank returns Should nppl
immediately to Robert O. Eaton. the
(qilmiol for this district, whose omoe
millions is Hartford ,1
Hill _I___IIIII “‘
Sinuloy Mead aond Harry Purdyl
have returned to their studies I.
Yule.
Charles Wylie. oi New York, is .-
guost of his brother. Supt. Wylie,
ihc \oung Mons Club. . .
Miss Hazel Puncher. of Booth No
l\ Milk “lib a guest at lilies Anljfil‘
mood oven the holidays.
M
William Potter has purchased a
1.2.1 .ii. touring car which will N
dull om} early in the spring.
«:1
l-lilv'in Hoyt. oi Cheshire Acade
has iwn II guest of his parental
I‘om r street for the holltiys. 1
Mills \iitr) Rogers. who had
ui‘riouall ill at her home in Rail -
awnuo, is said to be ciliinldcl‘ttl!
proved
.l. ll. Muillheu and family. of -
go, and their con Jack and Harry ll~l
\vlm are attending college in ‘
murr. about mecholidsya at tb
country palate.
The 3’. II. 0. regular team will?
the Klugelleld buketbnll live in
Opel‘n‘llouoe. Friday evening. it lI
that this game will be he felt. I. .1”
as has 'Vul‘ been put on he "
preliminary will be between t
Fellows and lied Men men,
Tine New Pusan Myertileegovr‘
cup as spec one quarters it
ding directly opposite its .old .
Rnilroed avenue (Merl, the .
dill Auto Station. The renal
ltil installed and pine in , _ '
shupo ea rapidly as possible. Aw,
pert inechlnliit iro New Yoflt:
ting up the propane d Editor ‘
amicipbtu no delay in the remit
we of the Advertiser this myth 'l‘l
dbl.
. u oum—mu’
A lull-«sited million 1;pr
‘l In. d. but: netball 5?thin.
and wiiucetlod their In“. .
y'gchrJIs, been“? utilized oi"
t. olne are p red
Fulfil”? " loom eel
*na 9 cu its no Ii:
trait Tito armature beya III
end the to!!! is composed
uplaudits. The club’s reunion
-to be coneiderably weakened
to make it ialr conical. M
drain and Wood went in in
Bonn. Miller and Schmidt. the 1
phat-rt. til Jolin’a team.-
ihoflb. Nordenholt. ‘
Menard and Elliott. The Yd i 1
won. 82-20. There was I p . 1
“Human two scrub Mine. :
Jar-4,
med woman. :-
tertbe «monetary»
' “WU VII”
Norwalk Chronicler