good pure. Candy.
will certainly tickle
stays fresh and can
MF.A.LANE
2% 40!. . It Washington St.
it A.) have cultivated s tone for
con Home will: dwsm
amt- palate. Al
fillA
EVENING ”NTANEL TELEPHONE
‘ L8 ’-
one-mew- Department
nod-alumnus; Dep
M—Brsneh Office. Norwnlk
BOO-aldlter's Residence
ran-Min Editor’s
WALWS
Irtmont
Residues
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnilt end viclnlt5-1Unset-
tled weather with light rain or snow
tonight. Thursday clearing and cold-
er. Moderate to brisk southwest winds.
A trough of low pressure extending
from Texas northeaetwaid to Michi-
v‘ gun is producing cloudy and unsettled
weather in nearly a
the Rocky Mo ntaine. From Chicago
eastward to tie coast .the tempera
tures are mild, but
the northwest. the
very rapidly. There was a difference
of 84 degrees in temperature between
Chicago and iiavre.
favor for this vlctni
with light rain followed by clearing
and colder late Thu
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Mrs. Helen Bell, of Wcstport svcnue.
is confined to her home with an attack
of pieurisy. Her friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
There will be another sitting in the
curd tournament between the A. 0. H.
and the K. 'of C. toui
hall in Wall street.
Saturday the Great lied Tar.- Sale
begins at both stor
Stevens. Watch tholarge udvez. in
this paper for priro
Alsop 1.. Reynolds, of New Rochelle.
is spending the day in town. He will
probably spend a
friends and relatives here.
ll. S King, gent-r
Ro5al TypoWlitor t‘
ford, dpcnt yestr-rtia5 with lt‘rttltw'lltit
C. iiiodeli. of Spring Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Wt
Narragansett i’im', 1t. l.. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. i-‘rt-
of High street, Soul
wallow. blow,
warmth. comfort i
Jeddo Coal.
Charles 1‘ Finite
is among the nlnnhct of local people
who are attending the automobile
show at Madison sqttarogaidt n. ‘
The annual clean-
ls now in progress
oil's. 'I‘lie adv. will tell you about it
and give you some
Alfred Linxweilie
Hydtt‘ii dry goods store. who has been
ill at his home since New Yt mt it do).
has resumed his duties. starting this
morning.
”themes .1. West
and West and the
Company, is ill at
street with on stock of the grip His
friends wish him a speedy r.ccovery
A meeting of the board of directors
of the News": Hospital was scheduled
for int evening, but owing to the fact
that the meeting
ouorum. nothing in the line of busi-
ness houid be done.
The advisory board of the Woman I
Civic League of Norwalk is asked or
penicily to note that they are called
together at 2:30 0
upon. Jnnusry ill. at the house of Mrs.
W. A. Ourthl. 18 West nv.elnte The
mom of the ion
" if visas-i board to’ moot half an hour
soluthcii
W
Mn"
We can of Morel filtiifcn and Co.
vs Milli}! Brown fur s cldlrn for
doings-m of the was heard before dus-
thereon James 1‘. liubbeii. in
rants and Carter. of
tl'tslii'cmsrsill‘tied {POT plaintiff
My i tun . smmnny
the doftindtnt.
i’ Bailey. of iisnbury, has
appointed s member of the (ion-
“council of the National (livid
lily oxdicvcraor iioilln I.
who is linohairmsn. With
ll sections east of
from ' Chicago, to
temperature falls
Mont. Conditions
ty cloudy weather
rstiay.
Temperature: Low. iii; high. at.
Clear.
ghi. in the A. 0. Ill.
es of Rogers and
it, etc.
few days with
at manager of the
nmpnny, oi iiuit
iiinm \‘i’ooiey. of
dcrlck ii. (‘ololllltih
ll Norwalk.
li't‘i‘Zt' tulttlmil‘s:
nsido. Raymond's
gull of Snugattlt it.
up sale' of llnuerle
at 'l'ristram it ill"
of the prices.
r. of Tribunal and
. J13, of Csvanagh
Norwnik illocery
his home in Main
lacked one for a
‘clock Friday after -
gun is st 8. the ad
to building this
on invitational
the federation to
"York at the“ Hotel
All. sad it.
of brush River.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
M WARNINGTON .TRIIT. COUTH
132m 8. I'I'llford’s
DeliciousCandies
Busy Prices
My time is so well filled with work ltgémggg‘é' your
that I am We ‘0 “Md“ “ fair advice has but ti
compensation into small profits any woman.r
among my patients. charging loco 813d“) take “Vanni!“ 0‘ fill“ Hl‘lll‘r'
t ons offer of assistance.
um“ many (“mum find i ”Name i’inltham, care of Lvdia E. i’iukhsm
to do. Medicine Co.. Lynn. in
Every woman ought to have
Lydia E. l'inkhnm's Bil-page
it is not. a book for
general distribution. as it It too
Dr. J. [-1. MALLERY expensive. It is free and only
obtainable by mail.
" Insurance
and Inspection fl
nonwsut cons.
vatssltoils mi
DRUG ITORI.
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 0360. Apply at
Oyster Bhsli Point. Norwsik
And this feature of fair charges is
one of the host reasons why my
16 South Main St. South Norwaik
Hours: 9 n. in. to it p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Flannelette
Robes
Special ...... . ..... . . . . . ...... The
Others at .................... $1.00
FLANNELETTE SKIRTS. 296, 39c.
60c.
W
.l. [SMALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington or. Tel. «ii
..- . W... W ms..."
CityNationalBank
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
e—u—t—t
TRANIACTB A GENERAL BANKING
IUSINIBO
Capitol Surplus and Profits
0100M ' 0117,0004»
safe Deposit learn. 0! and u per your
IDWIN H. MATHIWOON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Vice-Pres.
FIIDIRIOK H. QOWAN. and Vice
.Pne.
WiLfliID IODWILL. Cashier
“s
DIRIOTORI
E. H. Mathewson Henry uymour
John H. Knapp Samuel ammmsn
Josiah I'Msrvln .i. Wallace Mervin
Christian Owens John H. Li!!!
Ind H. Rowan
.— _.
W—v 0 .- M1
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
!
The Trustees hove ordered that in-
terest at the rats of 4% nor snnnm
be credited to depositors in the luv-
mlnu Department for the comet six
months Idling Monitor 01. 1010. my»
chin on new mm 10.1011.
10 might“ interest from mm 1.
it... ‘3vo
Deposit-onsc- on or before loom ,.,
at out: oi
which Mrs
time is so well filled. Text 13001:.
it today.
Women sufferin
illness are invite
municate with Mrs.
Mass. Alilettersars received opened.
AOLD AT-- road and answered by women. A we.
F. H. enxrsa's
tho
Ping
liBVill‘
ll [CE
T0 WOMEN
from any form of
romptl y com-
ham at Lynn.
man can freely talk
of her private ill-
ness to a woman;
thus has been es-
tablished this con-
fidence between
Mrs. Platinum and
Women of
America which has
been broken.
Never has she pub.
A d ’ La ch w li ligand % tttltstimmw or uscdta gotttlcr
3 or w lou it) w n consort o to
II “so“ till 8 writer. and never has the Company ”‘0 afternoon.
allowed these confidential letters to
undreds of thousands of them in
their files will attest.
Out of the vast vol time of experience
I’iukham has to
Albrecht. The latter bad a row with
from. itis more than wssible that she Gama.“ Edward F. Smith, of flower-
ton, and Edward Avery rushed to the
captain's assistance. The outcome was
a charge of assault against Albrecht.
A new wagon has been purchased
by tho Norwaik slot” , of the Great
Atalntic and Pacific on Company in
Main street, and John Seymour, of
Cross street. is driving the wagon dur-
ing the absence of Harry Boiford. who
is confined to his home by the injury
he received on the Phoenix Engine
(himpany'a wagon four weeks ago. Mr.
Ilelford will ho unable to resume hie
work for several weeks longer. and
Mr. Seymour will continue to ho the
driver of the new wagon.
WINCHELL FOR CUSTOMS COL-
hss gained the very knowledge needed
She asks notlt
Address Mrs
Write for
draw
an ill re.
and will, and her
houssndll.
Surely
ch or poor. should» be
There will in!
hing.
will give you retail
it
charge of assault
morning.
Norwaik
Frederick (‘t Mode". of Spring Hill.
has presented the
sclmui with a beautiful photograph,
llavltw. made. the prt-st‘tiiiation llli
will never misrepresent quality.
Hint: \\'ASllt.\‘t;'rbN.
You want to. trade at I store that you can depend on~a store that Is
sincere in its every effort to give you an honest service—s store that
in short. or sincere store that is con-
tent to build for the future and so will ltcrp faith with its customers.
My business has been bulldcd on a firm foundation oi honest groin It
fair prices and not a onetime order place.
and want it in the future
filfitfi’iiiflhfllflmfl—
MANUEL TO!!!) HATCH.
First in quality. in! in price always in the mind! ‘of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Food for llorsos. Cattle and Poultry.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jill...
For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST ..
PROBTFISH ...... . .............. 100
HERRING ............... ‘ ........lOc
SPANISH MACKEREL ...... 15¢
FLATFlBH ............... . ...... 100
WIAKFISH ...... ..... .....12c CRAIG.
TELEPHONE 108.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
OUR GROWTH
April 15. 190!
im
5, I905
' 1908
1911
Cspttsi
550.000
350.000
550.000
550.000
550.000
Surplus and
Profits
0.
“7.93
311,021.04
mum
' 855,025.61
’i‘he Norwsik Business Mons Assn
(llillOll will hold a meeting this even-
ing in the town court room.
dollar at wholesale and retail at the
Union Pacific Tea Company? ‘i‘he.udv,
"the local I’clnters’ Union will hold
a tneetlng tomorrow evening at the
Control Labor Lyceum in Washington
Miss Josephine Eugen. of Norwnik.
is again able to be out. after a lengthy
attack of the grip.
pleased to nee her today.
. Concord Division Sons of Temper-
ance. transacted rebut. huslnéss iast‘
evening at their mastitis in their quar-
ters in the Gazette building.
There was a meeting of the Follow-
cruft Club last evening in the Masonic
headquarters in the Masonic Hall in
Wall street at which , tints routine
business was transacted.
Mrs. llowsrd Bell. of Arch street. on-
tertained the members of Hospital
'l‘liilnhle Club at her home yesterday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
in sewing for tho Norwslk' Hospital
and many pieces were finished. ite-
freshmcntli were served and a metal
hour was enjoyed toward the and of
A case of much interest. particularly
their 903333350“, as the to Rowayton people. is due to come
before a Jury in the Common Pleas
Court at, Bridgeport tomorrow. 5 There
is to he a trial at ilihi time of the
LECTOR.
Jan. ll.~- President
'i‘ai‘t sent to tho Senate the nomina-
p lion of .1. le‘I' Winchell, of (‘onncrii-
rut. to be collector
tliuit‘lt‘l of New Hilton.
1 WI!“ 301" ““0!!! BOW-“-
COD. ILUIFIOH. IMILT, SNAP-
PER BLUEQ. FlNNAN HADDIIO.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS, OPIN-
ED LONG CLAMS AND HARD
{513278.499JB
, a tram.
‘ ens Council Royal Arcanunl. this over
prices. Better read
Her friends Were
sgnlnst Frederick
of customs for tho
Deposits
. , . 0.
stream
. :Soiszs
momma
LINIMERT
. property.
. I
Lilly its selenium vests
inductions
“I fell and sprained my arm
and was in terrible pain. I
could not use my hand or arm
without intense enlisting until
a neighbor told me to use ’
Sloan's Liniment. The first
pllcation gave the instant
rel of and Icon now use my
arm as well as ever." li—I its. II.
B. Sralnon§,19n Flora St.
Elizabeth,N
SLOANS
‘ is an excellent antiseptic and germ
killer -— heals cuts. ‘
burns, wounds, and
contusions, and will
draw the poison
from sting of poi-
sonous insects.
W *4“ ‘
25c. 509. and 81.00
m --‘- w
sow;1to?lh3
and mtg-31 free.
Dr. Earl I. Sloan.
Mos. Inn. Ell.
OPPOCES STATE TAX.
_........
Bridgeport's Mayor to Urge Other
Mayors to Protect It.
liRilKiEl’Oli’l‘. .iali. il.- ‘rlflt‘t‘liil’llig
that be pt-rmmm one iillOltit‘lllt'l‘ op
postal to tho laziuu of a state tax May
or illlt-hillulimi oi this city. yt‘alot‘tlli)‘
doclvirctl that hr would unto all the
mill’tii‘e of titles in the stair, who
Were not in favor of such a tax. to ap-
pear before the stain iculslaturc to op-
pose the intestine of a law to tilts oi-
fort. He will. ‘I shall urgi- Mary
tumor who in not in favor‘oi tho state
in to appear lwforc the ionlslnturo
and state his objections. A state tax
full. dll'f‘iil) on the city and in mm
on the tin tflnlnyvl‘d.. 'i‘he legisla-
ture should follow tho recommends-
iloun oi itmprnur ilalduin in this mat;
tor and haw lilo tiniil‘llrit.‘ of the state
meet the income"
REDRGANIIING CENTRAL NEW
ENGLAND.
NEW HAVEN, .lan. il.-—'l‘be New
York, New Haven and Hartford Reil-
rosd ('tllllliiilii'. which controls and
practically ownn the (‘cntrsl New Eng-
land syslcln, has futon litr first tinsn
cisl stop in its reorganization :y rally
in for pa5tnonl $1,260,000 of the first
mortgnile bonds of the Central New
England. 'lhe bonds which are call
able at lilit, will be paid in full. prin-
cipal and human! on the first of next
month 1m New lisvcn owns about
8200, 000 of the bonds. The other so
rarities of the Central New England
Company lntluding income bonds, til
visionsi mortgages. common stock uld
preferred stock, will be with one snail
exception liquidated by tho genorsi
moi-lease authorised by the Public
Service Commission of New York
sum I’l’iIClltdll)‘ all of the Control
New England sororities are held by
the New ilsven corporation, which will
release a part of the new general mort—
gage bonds for improvement of the
..,, u.“- “m...“
NIW ATIAMIHIP Lil“.
PHILADELPHIA. Joli. li.--Witll the
arrival ll this port from New York
on Saturday of the mitten steamship
littbert. s new passenger freight and
mail steamship line will ho insugnrstw
ed between Philadelphia and south
American port». by the booth steam.
chip Manny Limited. of Liverpool.
The new line will have monthly nil-
ius from thin port to limitations and
Pars and Masses and ilmil. The
first ship will leave this port on Jan-
nary iii. The Hilbert. which is the
pioneer ship of the line. will he fol
lowed next month by the Christopher.
a much lower ship
manhunt VIIRATIONB.
IAN'l‘A CLARA. Cat. Jan. it»
lam: vibrations were registered
on '1‘
cont tinned yfor ventyvnvc
new
~.....""'*h out?
it
. “MM dang: i. use re-
mill. hottest-ii
o
Leather stocks receded l to 155. Re-
312. 00.
to m or you don't take the
should be. and Just as you
front never breaks.
llillll Ill llill Sillill
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~'l‘he
stock market opened dull and barely
steady with practically no changes in
the three leading issues. United States
Steel, Reading sud Union Pacific.
There was a 1 point gain in Rock is-
land old. and a one-half point advance
in Consolidated (ills. Canadian Pa-
cific lost some of yesterday's gain and
there was some other unimportant
fractional declines.
\\'.\l.l. STREET. ii a. m.—-—'l‘he tone
of the market was rather heavy in the
first hour, and the low priced industri'
als yielded on a continuation of yes-
terday's late movement. Americln
licot Sugar broke to to and Central
proacntatire stocks were not much af-
fected by this liquidation. but there
was a general setback to slightly be
low ycltertiaye t‘liii'l'lg.
WALL S'l‘l'tltild'l‘, Noon—The mar-
ilrt showed a heavy undertone through-
out the morning. Traders were gon-
orally arrayed on the short side and
disquieting rumors were circulated
uliirn found no credence in wettin-
furmed quarters. ’l‘hr partial collapse
oi curtain pools, while hardly a factor,
was not helped to the long account. U
9. Steel was altogether the steadiest
of tho simulatlve tactics. and the
direct accepts latest devoloplnents in
that company that prices will undergo
no further revision in the immediate
future. Brooklyn Transit was lifted
over a point on the strength of its sub
way proposition. Bonds were steady
WALL STREET 1 p. m.—-After the
soiling orders had been cleaned up,
the market gathered strength slowly
and eventually all of the principal
stocks were quoted at or above yes-
terday‘s fins prices. New York Cen
illl showed persistent heaviness, but
there was an equal ad5ance in Lehlgh
\‘sliey. following its sharp decline of
the morning.
J‘UDGE DECLINED TO HEAR MO-
TlON.
Attorney fer Waterbury Junk Dealer
Wanted Him Placed on
Probation.
WATERBURY. Jan. li.-~.ludgo
Reed. of the superior Court. today. do-
clined to hear the motion, as made by
Attorney David Fl Fithersld. of New
limb. counsel for Samuel A. Alder-
man. the convicted Junk dealer to
have Mr. Alderman pieced on prob»
lion instead of going to jail to serve
the ten months sentence imposed for
buying stolen copper. Judge Rood
hold that the question should be decid-
ed by Judge Sbumwcy, who sentenced
Aldermen. The statute gives this post»
induct. While he regretted he could
not take action. Judie Reed said he
ounce of the cue.
Julius Rood also stated that he had
received a large number of Inputs in
pathetic letter," ssid Judge lined. “and
brought tears to my our.”
highly of 1dr. Alderman.
lug.
morning.
, iii!
erotic
MW literal.“
unmade-i massacred
......t. no new...“ idioms... r .....
iy more psrzondwm slid ,
The Royal
Tailors
through us. their resident dealers. have made impcrunt‘roduo‘i
lions in many of their Winter Suit Patterns. The rovi-
prlce means a saving to you in some instances of as high
Suits strictly band tailored to your exact measure. alienate”,
Peg top pants. cut! for sleeves and cuff pants no not In ul-
tra charge. This means a correct. stylish suit. hilt u‘ iii
W
Ask the men who is wearing “Royal" Clothes.
PRICE’S at South Norwsik. Conn.
of to Julie» shimmy. but to no other election of tile oincsrs 3r 0:”
was compelled to take this view he The omen" are as follows:
from the six children of the defendant. Bookkeo r—Esr
who urged him to permit their father Clerit- ward Bum. .. .
to my home with them. “it won a. very.
behalf of Aldermen. one letter cumin: Tallow-Georges
is with”
suit. Absolutely nil pmwooi.
want it. at a nominal cost.
A 30mm
08 Washington Street ll
units All illicit
Thomas McGuire. .
Thomas McGuire. a Civil War
eras. died at the Soldioi's’ Home.
Norofon. Monday. The deemed it
eightly-slx years of age and one
member of Co 1 Twenty- dourth ,
ment Connecticut Volunteer Infant .
The funeral services were held "
the home chapel yesterday mo
and the remains were taken by on ,
taller George Ii. Raymond, of Nomi“.
for interment.
Nil-s. Edward Whitworth. a“
News of the death of Mrs. Edward
Whitwartb. who died in Wallingf
Conn. has been received in Nor
She was the wife of a former‘resi
of Norwalk, who died here about:
were age Mrs. Whitworth was 17
known in this place and the new
her death was received with re
Funeral services took place in W
ford last. Wednesday. She is cut
by one son. iisroid, aged eighteen.
Atoll Manner. "
55' 0rd wss received in Namath.
day of the death of Aicls‘ Rainier
had been a resident of Westport
many years. and was formerly in‘
nest; in that place. its was not
and there was regret when
obliged to retire some tilde Alli
account of ill health. lie was s‘n .
her of Norwsik Lodge. No.1”; ‘
O. E. \
Funeral of E. F. Dorsey. ,
The funersi services' of “Id :
Dorset. who shot htmulitwloe it:
before yesterday. and who died It
Nor-walk liospltsi "atom. a -
survived the shooting but. t 145%,.
hours. will be held from St.
Church in West avenue, Not-weigh ,
marrow morning at 9 o'clock. '
mains will be interred in St.
cemetery following the Ionic“.
are two daughters. two and
widow who survive.
Funeral of Miss Me
The funeral of bliss
will he held from her in 4%
106 South Main stmt. -
tornoon st 2: no oclocit.
l). Torrey will odiclnts.
kindly requested to omit.
M
IANK OFFIGIRO 61‘0“!“ ,
Control thlonsl Nah“ “I“
for Anothcrflesr.
The directors of the can“;
at Bank. of Norwalk, who won
ted yesterday mot Ind
morning shortly before mm
first business of the
year. As in the board
in the officers. there was so
Pmidentwaoom bi Hello...
Vice-Presidentwiisrv MM’
Cashier—William A. livtll-
W
MAY iNVCUTIOATI “I
MDISON. Wit. “I. 114“-
Attorney nun-run was in court atom Senator m
with at petition signed by the tour-
or and oil of of police of New Haven.
nd the bentonsntgcvernor. Ill snub
charged with s not V.
ofthelswsof'
is made in a
with Governor l".
be hearing before Judge Shnmwsy by the not static . '
he will but. piece in Bridgeport Friday which inoculated v
stimuli mom
"moan-r. “7“].in nuc- The committee
cam
coprofthsdcportbs fl“
m. 11 with. first: United Iii
”them“
Norwalk Chronicler