ytzpl setag 140..
Nlc DII'IIOTOIW.
convocation of Butt-r
l'll. A. M.. will be bald at Its
, “Writ 101*! 1911. It 8 o'clock
.‘rkswllm. ”In mam
091i! cordially and Dfl‘a.mt‘sl'nally In-
Frstarnaiiy yours.
nouns-r Ni. wrtcox. Bu’y.
‘ RY BTEVENH Pro-l
[hits loo-Prod out “I“
WNING OINTINRL TELEPHONE
» ‘ CALLS
Wows Department
Til-MIMI. Department
,. Branch Offics Norwalk
e-Idllor’l Elsi onca
r TIMELY AND RIGHT.
" Edi-101‘ Rodemoyer. of tho Conuecti
{Vectors Nous. in on approcistIVt
scrim on the late A. ll Bylnatou.
‘f Norwalk. makes some comments
*wth are osmclnlly acceptable to
those of the older men who know Mr.
Winston in his newspaper days and
» who had '0. well grounded respect and
* affection for him: Mr. Rodomoyer puts
the foot so felicitously and so Isiriy
that we thank him for his appreciation
_ of our friend and endorse his ostinlw
of hi cshsrscter fully:
Mr. Byinxton was it high priest of
the gospel of optimism. Cheer and
sunshine rudiated from his prusouco;
and through his long and eventful car.
our us Journalist, soldier. stutosmsn
and diplomat, he nlsintnincd and cum.
rated the spirit of cheerfulness under
ill Circumstances, which pm only
sustained him in many it trying situa-
tion. but was helpful beyond measure
to others Hound him. lie possessed
the rsrs faculty or discerning the hu
morons element in any circumstances
Q}Mtua.tion. and could whistlc in tho
two of impending misfortune. \I'hsn
. its was sprosching his oigbtietb your,
Jill “lowered by some characteristic
mounts on his part. asked him:
“Will you over got over being 3 boy ',
1",! K09. t!" was his reply. And he
horror ; for through, toward the
”drills frame may have sllrunkon.
MI footsteps. become less steady and
{dill “pout“ faculties less alert, his
his 000“ who ever young and his
Ilpirilu ever reflected the sun
and this prixhtncss of springtime,
”it rips spontaneous, natural
‘ is; his satire sharp and
‘ lid! lhsvsr poisonous; his
”film wrong was blistering
is his sympathies worn;
humility il'solf; his charity
fallout: his friendship was
' ditpnt. and his faith in
it spits of the rough shdclts
“would hold steadfast
Whoa were peaceful;
I? had .tuil dblwi.
{Built or loitering the
" in svoi‘isstinx sleep
kindly spirit want to
“in ~ofa crops . in tho
so the eyes of tho trou-
mislubllshod the foot.
that. tho South hood not
own borders to find all
what and Iain. Afar
idsoraia. Kentucky.
foul, North C‘roilus.
"ratios-us. Tsaas. Vir.
“lots produchd last
molest part of the
ill the salinity-
" lid: find It. in; 6:48 p. tn. '
is: and cats. The
. ‘ , 0:”.
1 nutrition tariff bill through this Houss
10 b0 uihohdod by the Boosts in such it
waylhst those amendments cannot be
voted on In the House, but must be
accepted as coming from the confer-
ence- committal. "
WW-W
TEN YEARB AGO TODAY.
.mm
Wadnaaday. January 9. 1901.
John ii. Light, of South Norwalk,
was elected spenkor or the House of
Representatives In Hartford. and made
an address to his fellow legislators.
Captain Charles M. Smith retired nu
captain of Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Company, and ii. U. Mitchell was cho-
sen us his successor
Mm
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
”M.
Just before the now your the minds
of all are filled with good intentions,
and within a weak lifter Junultry i
there is a new nupply or pnvimt nutter-
isl for tho. lli'Illel’ regions.» «Albany
Journal.
"4...
Ground hog came out at Southbury.
What is the matter with the calendar
in his hole'b-Now lisven I’nllndium.
do with the redistricting of Connecti-
cut? .tlt‘s Connecticut's business, not
Washington'mwblew lvlnveu .Iournui-
Courier.
. .4...
An English expedition has started
from Now Zonlnnd to the south pole,
loaded down with brass tubes which
will be deposited nlong the route of
their lecture cnuugemcnts next scno
son.--llieriden Journal.
People who borrow trouble have to
pay the regular shark rates of interest
on lt.~iiouuton Post.
4»—
llo hopeful for 1911. but don‘t let
your untielpntions sour so high as In
freeze your carburetor, nor so low as
to permit your ounilihrnlor to drug.
~~Houslon Post,
Let the general assembly make up
its mind to adjourn boi'oro tho Fourth
of Jilly and stick to itrllrldgoport
{‘ulegram.
—-Q--
It must be unpleasant to be Bailin-
ger and know that every time he puts
his head out of the window to spunk
there will be it new shower of bricks
front the press—«Lou Aussies Herald.
300000007“qu
'I‘Isi Bsntlnci will be pinned to mom
toilet for collection. from its roadara.
under the a vs hmtdlnu A brief ltnd in
fifth -puini coulmuniutiion. us It norm
proposition. Mines more weixlll und lull
vlciinn than u lengthy «mo. in whirl: tilt
urgumollt Is not concentrtiod. We do
most umphatlcdlly “sown“ hrsviiy. Inn:
winded srtlclos M's ohsched. are
ills inst to ho mud. and are lastly limos
woidud altogether.
ELY AVENUE’S CONDITION.
lftlltor Sentinel:
Please let um mnlto a low remarks
right to the point in your complaint
column.
The pooplo of the lower part of tilt-
clty bod mason to hollow) that with
the incoming administration: of ”It
city' streets that conditions on El)
Will“!!! null from Mechanic stroot own
the hill tothrllouton street bridst
would, he improvsd. They are still
told that there will ha impmomouln
nude in the awful. hr which they are
am thankful. If the highway coul-
misuionsr would talus the trouble it.
so to that street during the had weath-
‘r of isle, he would have found till
strost In the vllost Condition.
Someone carted n dressing of Input
on tho uforssnld hill and it has been
literally a lien or vile. sticky nlutl
running down cross streets. traukot:
into tho stores. stallnd wagons. and
so bad that sulnoons had to malts n
path of ashes so that people «3on
dross tho strcot without going slot
their shoes
The crosswalk nt Ely svehuc Int
Mechanic street is in the direction
that about one per cont. of the people
use it, and the rest on their wuy to
worit or school wade through the mud
or water.
Thurs is no crosswalk whore Ls:
Ington ill-onus ioina Ely avenue and
this beautiful sea of mud recently put
on the hill runs down and msltsll
crossing a nightmaro. At the top ol
the hill there are again no crouwalks.
and ‘mors pooplo pass over those
streets than on any. except some of
the streets of the cantor of ills city.
Below tho llo ton atraot bridge the
conditions are, I anything. more vile.
sud children are wadlnl ths mud and
wstsr on thsir way to school. sud
«thoab who give their ssrvicos on sun
‘dsy in the Sprinfiwood Sunday school
hsvato topiclt ills r wsy from rock it
rank. or from one little island in tho
vs st tho sellout.
. duel; bcoluutions are a disll‘lco to a
city Ind ssposiaiiy whorl titers Is no.
‘ mails lulu sill-um. and when with
f (inlay ’fa‘w millilias‘ of tits city and on .
' on of- lhs thaiu datum of mm.
is all ii soon for those who
fidmg elm vats om
+
Pray what hits Washington got to.
ass of stud and mm to another. that“
my be praaalltabia when thay,
it or on s mrarsm um putts“. ‘i '
vertlaer.
Always Glad to Right EveryWrong @
Dssplia our but offal-ta and wall matursd system. mistakes will somatimss crssp In. so If you have the
slightest grisvance be kind enough to foil uav-ws arc always glad to right ovary wrong and con-sot all
mistakes-tho management will appreciate information.
A pisaapd and satisflad customer Is our boat sd‘
El Ryad Coupon-
cut out this Coupon. prssant it at our ators this
weak. and by buying 1 ill. of El. RYAD COFFEE
at 350. you will rsoslvs
10 STAMPS FREE
hsaidsa tbs Extra Stamps given with it In this
adv.. from Monday. Jan. I, to Saturday. Jan. 14.
This coupon not good after Saturday. Jan. 14
Coffee
at
0
Very Best CreameryButtert. P" .350
PlaZa-Coupon-Coffee .
Cut out this Coupon. present It at our store this
week. and by buying 1 lb. of PLAZA COFFEE
10 STAMPS FREE
bsaldss ills Extra Stamps glvsn with It in this
adv.. from Monday. Jan. 9. to Saturday. Jan. 14.
This coupon not good sitar Saturday. Jan. 14
30c. you will receive
Mueller cl.
Succolnslh. 1 wins for ............................ 25clliui'loi, 2 pounds for ........................... 7c
ouch . .................................. be I Sntllltrsul a mill .............................. 10c
llnundly Starch 3 lbs. for ....................... 100‘,tlllotido of ii me a «run ............. .50
itippered iierliuus. " cans for .................. 25c , Potash or ly.» a can .................... , ...... 5c;
. o
, Extra Stamps wuh Teas and Coffees
i COFFEES TEAS
, 2f» Stamps with 1 pound El Rysd nt ............ 35c 25 Stumps with 1 pound ’i‘cn st ...... . .......... 400
l 20 Stamps with 1 pound Plots at ............ ..30c 40 Stumps with 1 pound ’leu ut .......... 50a
in Stumps with 1 pound Suitnnu nt ..... . ...... 25:; III) Stumps with 1 pound Tea at ................ son
fO STAMPS WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
2 cans Lunrh t’ocon such ....................... Idol 1 bottis Ollie (Iii at .......................... 22o
2 unites Scour-inc Soup. (‘lttii ..................... SC I pmknuu Optional m --------------------- 10°
1 pltge limits at .................. . ............ 10c l'ltnus "lomstoeu st ............................ 250
1 pound i‘eunut flutter. nt ...................... the: l baltIo \‘inopsr at ............................ loo
I
Try a Pound of Plaza Coffee at '30c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 5T. Bo. Nov-walk. Tai. No. 900. D'sllvsrlss U230 a. m. and 2:30 p. In.
Pros OaIIVary.
IIEV. EIIBEIIT IIEBIBIIS I8
Illlllllllli HEAD
(Continuod trons “I'll Page.)
for one thing. froeti the; church from
.lobt and will loam it with s slight
surplus in tho trnssury. lie. formed
the Egbert Club. which Ilmi flourish“
no successfully twor slurp its oritnu
trillion. lio wna Also the titsirtnnn of
tho liiillituera‘ Association. and his
work in this capacity is woll-ilntmn in
The Nuru‘uilts.
it was with rogrui ”ml the people
of the church heard yuutordny that
”my are to lose their pastor. lie. has.
during the years of his pastorate,
made many firm friends, who are ox-
ll'umoly sorry to hour of his leaving.
lir. Robert‘s psstorntn has been u very
snrrossful ono nnd he feels tilnt tho
More to which he has been rsliml In
In groom norti of his energy than
\urwalit. It is understood that tho
nlnry of tho Flushing church is 83p
mu. mulling n buttermnnl of $300.
The hows was roct-ivod by runny
with surprise. whiiv oihclu bud been
exporting ii for sumo iiluc. There
will be ll monitor, of Ills church on
r‘t‘liluy pruning to talk ”it“ matter ovor
.lul Ii Is thought that tier. ilr. Enliort
uiil not lost» waoro the first of
much. There uphill". in no no than
.9 ll. ullom the new pastor of tho Nor-
wsllt church will In».
The following is Mr. Eulwrt‘s latter
at resignation. read at yesterday mur-
ning‘s nerviru:
Norwnlll, Conn,
January 5.19”.
lbs First (‘ouprogstlonnl t lilii‘t‘l’i. Ni r
unlit. PM
Dear Friends: it. Is nearly eleven
cars since 1 portion» your pastor. For
them duya of restlessness otterywlloi‘e.
his is no unusually long pastorate.
llld though It ltns linemen! is brief pot
ind. it has boon mnrltod by great
houses In the church and consults
ion. liurluu than yours. 1 have had
'Its sorrow of using runny of tho older
momhors of the» church, who had boon
.nithfui and calcium In service. pus
on. lesvinx plucss difficult to fill. i
have hsd too. the privilege of wit
tossing tho dgvoloprnsnt into usoful-
loss of many whom, when I came.
were as yet boys and sirls. Kindness
I can hover forgot has been stwn
i9 and mine. and llus that out novel-
In broltsll have been fdrmsd.
Wet-o thorn shy crisis facing this
rhurch at this limo. I would consider
It my duty. sud privllcls ss well, to
lisranrd any summons to other fields
of labormst any rots. until that crisis
lad passed: but it memo that circum-
ltanooa are such. Providentiaily. that
i can. st this tints. withdraw from
rour service In tho pastorate. with
tbs laaat possibls intori’arsnoo with
ho work of the church.
The church Ia out of «foul. sud Plans
for an automatic revision for poa-
sibis dsiicits in s futurs m in
process of consumisation. The vor-
lous hsnsvolsst ormisationa of the
church “are: showing many avldsucsl
”vigorous ills. tits unday school Ia
sidnlastiy oiilcsrsd. atlabbath aar-
viola“ of tha church arc well stimuli.
’ ram situation sra wall atta-
“when lad promising and alo‘
fill body of “sun
ti
faithful “film loyal to 100”?“- ,
host after consultation with tho slur
era of the church and society 1 re
qnvnt ibnl tilt-«burch nuti lmitiy unite
with me in pulling in council to dis.
solve tho pustorni iviniiollship will
summons to he nrrahuud for at n nlt'el'
int; of the church and of the society to
he volluti for that purpose respmiivoly
b3, tho prtldontinl conilnllltw Add the
sut'luiy's committing ut snub time on
EN'lIiii mutually ronwnicni, (tilt-r due
notici- hhiiii have boon givon.
Ill thus making minim from tho ob-
litzntlufin nillrh Illuminati alert-n yours
list), lol im' lili)‘ that it has llooti s
most joy to luv to prom-ll tllo ltmtilol
in this church sud in have it part in
ltt uorll for tile Muster, It has boon n
grout joy to he asst all to by so many
that my ministry tats boss of help
and Inspiration to thorn; It has llton n
grout joy to sun tho young itrowitli; up
into useful Christian manhood and
womanhood. tu rm‘oivo them into the
It'llilil‘hillll of the church and to be
llssoclutod with thorn in serriro.
Though the formal summations be
dissolved. sud though our fluids of
labor iio npnrimyvi. lifter nil, not for
upon. 1 play that lie. who united us
in the bonds lllst can nernr bu sun.
tiered. may urnnt you tltu richest hunc-
dlrlion of ills grnce. and that this
church may be always n mighty form»
in this community for the rescue o'.
sinful men. the building up of char.
nutor. nnd the advance In «very fluid
of ondtuwor. of the Kingdom of our
Cod and of Illa Christ.
\‘cry ntfectionstriy your pastor.
William Lilli-1W EUIlER'I‘.
W.....— ........m_
CHURCH CALENDARS.
.w-..
Grace Pariah Nolan.
Monday-v-llauphwra of the King In
the Guild morn all 7:30.
Tussdasmtlirls Friendly society in
the: Ilulld room at ‘I: 20.
Wednesday—«Woman's Guild with
Mrs. Bodiout. “I Cantor amiss. st 2: 30
.lunfior Auxiliary in the Guild room at
3 I
Thursday—~Knixhts of lilo: Arthur
it! 1:30.
Knlpht Strut A. u. I. dunno.
Ths spiritual thermometer of tho
Knight Street A. u. u. Chill'ch wont “'
to s very high douse Sunday, the at—
tracting 010m lint the pronouns of
tho pus-id n; oi or. new. William St
A. hunch. DMD. slid lids. Mrs. J Ill
Hicks. a noted ovuiasliat. Mrs. lilo
ls known u s powurful aposltsr an
comes from south (‘srolins at tits in
vitstion of the pastor. luv. 8. it. v
(lumps. to hold a series of revival
meetings for two «its and aha has an
nounrod a sensational list of nutrients
upon Which shs will apes! this not.
The services of tits its! was its!
In obarsctsr, the raiding oi
oupyina th‘a pulpit n the thorium. The
afternoon avoid to the Muss
psopls. of which it ”ism number «his
under the onthusisatic induction of the
mastitis. msldns resolutions ionboltsr
ills in tho now “you. moors
mado smiths mailing: pro to Ila of
a. Ivory iii no. Tits
muting lazily no. Milk ma.
ditton. Mrs. Hicks pusshsil W in-
troduntory cartoon at at animus
a favorsbls impression. or harmful
‘Mlll'mimt a clm't‘au“
. . . urn as
ha‘si't'y Wm nos slips
w... “Jim. 43°31 "
0M0?-
it.-.
“TIMI SAVES GLOSIIIGIIF
IIIIIE BANKS
(Continued from First Page.)
In as few or the neighborhoods. whom
Ilrntlchos uf‘u curried on of orgsnimr
tions which had rolniions mill lire
Carnegie ifolupnn), ”111er were pron}...
of pnssorully «nut-r to set- if any run
Willi likely in ot't‘iir lint ”low was no-
thing in tlw “drum of it run at any
point ropomul in tile curly hours of
tho day.
At tho Twelfth \l‘nrd llutlit. having
bonlitplnrtnra in Harlem. throw was n
group of perhaps fifty puopio in lino
curl,» in the day. Some nervousness
wns msnifoslod by some of tho deposit.
urn, particularly among the tor-rim
olelnrut. who but! not burn apprised of
tho Month of over night, but tinnitim:
oilirinls molt stops to nllny this folding:
and rostoro mull‘itivnro. Mill” Wi'lil
nu‘ny without carrying out, lili‘lr in:
Ientiou to wiihdrnw funds.
All on Indication of tho uollornl fool
lug In fltluut-Inl nonriors, prices on ilu-
Stork I‘chlinnlto showed Irnrtiuzmi
limbs in s majority of stocks and lb.-
lullrllot our illotierutol;. fli‘lHt'. A lilim'
iver of the trading stocks abound nd-
tuners. A situlinr soniimont was
shown from other financial cuntors.
loom wus some cxcltornent at tho
timings depnrtlnont of the Nineteen
th Wnrd Bank at Fifty-seventh simzt
and Third around. shoro thorn worn
about two bundrud people in lino Wilt'll
tho intuit opontvd and ut the branch in
link! Eighty-sixth stroot. Wllul’t‘ four
llundrod dopouitors were in line. At
the Hotel“) second turret brunch
iborc noro nbout one iluudrod pcuplo.
In line.
The businoss dopartrnuuls of tho
luain banks and tho branches worn it
iittin more active than llansl on bion-
tisy morning. the business people hav-
il‘is coconuts there boing mans pound
out. then the patrons of the «rings do
phrtmsni.
. 'I'hora was not the slightest disorder.
hoversr, st any of tho brnnrltus, ltmi
the police had little to do in tho curly
hours.
lnuidp ills Emmy-sixth street brunch
officers wcrs on bond oarly and
Ill rs was a Isms amount of cash In
sight with which to pay off the timid
depositors. This hsd s good effect and
many wont away without drawing out
thsir savings.
Frank B. I'rsnnli. prssidont of the
Twelfth Wand Baht. was in the lohhl‘
of tho Institution interviewing those
of tits depositors who named nerv-
ous. tinny went away sail-nod aimi-
Mr Frollcil had explained that the in-
stitution had tits aunt-anus of oil the
financial aid necessary by the power
l financial illisrom of tho city Mr
if ooh acid that my psnnrths bani:
misht ils coll-d upon to pay out was
on hand. may prominent business
men cums to incite lam deposits
The confor‘snco of banks a at the
horns of rain n. Orhvhth til not con-
cluds until surly this morning and
wilds it was is punt-ass almost con-
slant tale hallo communication rm
animal with .I i". llama.
Tho liaison Trust Company. token
mm by the liqui hla Trust Company.
has slaps-d tits howls: silicon; Al
vin w. Knish. uprasidant. bowl-once
mkdlllflflo Want: Valli“
NY.
“lam lid":
We
I
Wardm and m with Kim"
a union“
Wmidant. slid 4mm“.
L its tuition dist/as tumor from West
Virginia,» MOW
v
Hole
THE GENUINE INSURED
SOX
The Original Guaranteed Hose
Proof
Colors. black and tans.
32.00 000
SW? DIRNING 300—01001
WEARING 00 P0003
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.
Sold in, boxes of six pairs. light or medium
weights-blnck, tan or grey.
01.50. 02.00 000 03.00 00X
"HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS. for Women.
ASK TO SEE THEM.
s3.00 00X
10 STAMPS FREE
Dividend Day
Thursday, January 12th, 1911
firing your liooll here and receive I0 Stumps Prop.
10 STAMPS FREE
j
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pound ..................... 36c
octo ROCK JELLY POWDER (dish Irccl. package ............ the
1 pound cake MAPLE SUGAR .................................... 200
BIOHOP’S ORANGEATE (delicmua). a jar ..................... 25c
QUAKER CORN PLANES (hip value). package ................... 9c
CROWN ASTER BRAND COFFEE. 1 lb. sealed tin .............. 35c
COLOATE’S SOAPS. psr cake .................................. . .10c
COFFEES ................................. 25. 28. 30. 32. 35:: pound
TEAS ......................................... 35. 40. 50. 60c pound
FINE LINES WINES AND LIQUORB AT NEW YORK PRICES
83 O 85 WAOHINGTON 3T.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
w
“on...“ ...... .hx w...l....
Florida Oranges,-
20 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT.
VJ“
m. h... a.-. -wm
Fifteen fur 25c
Per Dozen. 250, 30c, 35c, 40c .
30RAPIFRUITFOR.... ..... ....... ..... “2.50
3 PACKAGII 0F PANCAKE FLOUR FOR .......... . ............... 23¢
SPACKAGII OATMIAL FOR 28c
SWEETOIOIRmaruaIIon ........ . ............. .26c
OWIIT POTATOES, TURNIPB. WHITE ONIONE. CSLEBY ant! APPLEO
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONI 14!.
pauyl. tbs Twelfth Ward blink and
tho Ninotcoth Word blink, which. Io-
nether with their brsnchos. malto nine
banks throuthout the city.
Ample capital was provided to moot
nil omnrpsncioa 10 which tbcao bunks
might be subjected. Those three Insti-
tutions hnd formal- olou mutations
with tho Corns 9 Trust company.
which was cios yartontiay its an In
dirsct Milli. of the oporstlons of Jo-
ssph ti Rollin. tits hsnllsr who Is now
in prison.
It was announced that s radical
change will no lands in the Madison
Trust company that institution bsins
tattoo ovsr by tits uiisbls 'l‘rust
company sugdmtaino bus in the
a.
W
DAVID KLKINO UUOOIIOI FATH-
OHMMN. W. “Vs" Jan. 0.»-
WW“ last night.
oust Mommas of David Itiilina
his must. sis
ttorh'érly”th;"liin'n6rden Trust cots
.M . .. tees:
OUED FOR GROCERY IILL.
Propsrty of A. I... Raynolds. In ‘md "
Rivar. Undsr Attachmant.
NONIO of an attachment of the prop-
erty of Alsop It luyholds. formerly of ,,
Broad River. how of New llocboils. N. , . -‘
Y.. in Broad River. has been filed in .
the silica of Tswn Clark Herbert R.
Smith. The amount of ills ntisnblnsul. ’
is 8250 to cover s claim of tilt Ior
unpaid bills brought by Golds loss-
100. for tho Joulolf Nowell: Gash
Grocery Attorney 3.981600 'liurlhutt. . .
of Hurlhutt and Davis. have boon n. ' ‘
mined as the counsel for the plaintiff
and the bass Ia roturnlthls Ilstors tho '
Norwalll Town soon on the first“?
Monday In February at 10 o‘clock at";
ml ,’
LAOKAWANNA INOINlifl KI LI I;
NEWARK. . ., l L .,
itsiti. stillinssr on It hells
west-bound tralsht minus ‘01
:l murmur-t slip
roll no as
down s twenty-luau '
[3%]
A Mr I“ In“ ill I00 W.
trams/30:90:!” tannins. .
Norwalk Chronicler