“dltor and“ limpriotor
' than. Almanac for Tomorrow
‘ minnows; Iota 4:51.
lhiitido “35 a. at; 1:59 p. m.
lamina, No. 103. F. and A. M..
“5. hold at ito mama. January 17,
.nlnloolt p. at. work, I. A. Dooroo.
_ ‘ oo‘ior Maaooo cordially and tr»
pally lnvitod.
Frotornolly yours,
i‘ ROBERT in..wn.cox. aoo'y.
Association .
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‘Oardfauoinooo Dopartmont
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L» rfldlior‘o Rooidonco
‘ ., _ ity Editor'a RooidOnoo
‘ manual m”... _ n. .
‘OI.BCUM8TANTIAL EVIDENCE.
‘ ‘ Thoom of young Oliver Kaiioux, or
I Wham?” may he the correct spelling
of Mahatma. furnishes in the minds of
than who believe circumstantial ovi-
donCo should be Weighed with extreme
ly careful consideraion, strong ina-
‘1-‘torlal for argument.
. i‘Onio account of the affair, telling of
Kadoux'a confession that he shot him-
self aaya: '
, "it is slid by some that the confes-
sion was made at this late date, only
to save a friend from the charge of
having committed the deed. Nothing
. can be learned about this phase of the
matter. It is hold further that thore
‘ was another young man present that
ovonlng at thohomo of Miss Marlo
Fisher. where Kadoux was calling, and
that Kadoux and this other fellow had
some words. it in not known whether
" tho younunan mentioned this fact in
V. his confusion yesterday."
it it ohouid be determined that the
" above mentioned reports are rants. it
can readily be soon that the "other
'f young man" might easily tlnd himself
in, a fearful plight. Had. for instance.
nuns Kadoux shot himself fatally. it
could have boon an extremely hard
‘ task for the “other young man” who is
i; sold to have had the quarrel with Ka-
i; don: to clear himself. This could
I anally have been the case whatnot Ka-
doux killed himoalf outright or room-
., cred consciouaaoiis and died without
. the moral courage to admit that he had
, fired the fatal shot into himself.
‘ in thio particular cm it is claimed
. that Kodoux orininaily doclared he had
boon hold up. «
.. fill your «onwatx vacur
noun.
:2 ‘ ifoaaeaoinn; ouch; admirable advan-
motionlbdooo, thorn to every reason
to “flout that the Boot‘Norwalk’ Yacht
Gluin- whloh.‘ thou“ only about two
"on? on," monitor: 'a prominent pool-
lion “MS-“9 'locioi organizationa of
“tooth. will continua to grow and
W. andso’opoclaily durinx the com-
, m. 33» declaration that an
' WW! I want in often loose-
“a ”thunk rofor to the ant
, Wraith) in olmpiy men-
’ ~ j ’ . With it! can and not!
win“ W» on tho Bonodlct
' Munch“: channel facllb
. M roopootlva of tidal. and
7' ”or other conveyance.
club in desirable to
ulna-urn boat own-
pita... if. toot.
W lulu-oi" . .
W attenuator. rouu.
_ your, January u. m
rooidohoo in Havi-
. listliiiriilti i Tlllll anoint: m coiiior‘iourt viii
M84“. JAN. 17. mi I
39mm? women‘s .
Martin o‘inoo'roav. i
‘ your weight incrcuaea from Week toi
hum Communication of Old,
:forming properties, tones up and
loti‘engthonu the whole. ayoten. helpai
‘H. Baxter will return your money
’ ' m . $333" wnltrooo ourp nod
so
I" “ .
Good. healthyitlaah can only be 5.1.1.? 0" WHITE PLIBIIE
on by the use at the proper food. to- cu-rs nu". ”ATE
Bother with natural action of the or-‘
girl“: oflaaainlrllatlon. Nl‘ne paopio out a
on n or or to waig uni much an ' .
‘i"d“‘l‘l 5““ .. mm... new... PM mgma ratasAriacetoi To
a on at arouse, the great fleshy, l'
forming food, and health i'oiitoror.' 0 cu 038 8 08
Wulifhmumlf before commencing to‘ ”BMW I"
use them little tablets. and non how;
m-..--n~—
week.
ommonded to make poople fat. and
which doou not build up good healthyinitintu. 'i‘ypliold has dropped to ill-
lioenth pluco, but cancer in rising in
“”"09- Samoan 1"“ valuable "“h’nho mortality list. Thu aiitio board of
health has Just luauod ltii volume of
. itiil statistics for 1009.
the food that to . y .. . ‘
In a natural :33“; “‘31:: “3:22:33“ p iiiu general summary shows that
. l ' ‘ y for the your there were. 16,454 deaths.
restarts hurt in to all the organs. 2.; 431 mm,” and 9 253 mnrriagefl
if you are not perfectly natisllod ' ' ‘ ‘
l .
with the results from Samoan. Frank Effoxginfgxlgggh$0£z3;?)fig 32;.
aonu. and cup death to every 03.9 pur-
uona.
Pneumonia clnlmud 1.537 horsouu.
have been afraid they would bu mk- tuiwrouloulu 1.432. heart dlueuae 1.33.7.
on down with lt.—-Mw llnven l’nlln- iiriuiii'n disease 1,127. upopiexy 1,049.
dlum. ‘ infuntilo diarrhoea 1.031. concur 876'.
“-0"- ‘ bronchitis 360. old one 296. uulcldu 233.
Assurances 8W KIVGN that Japan diphtheria and croup 206. in grippe
cannot afford ‘0 30 i0 war. An tollmt. itizi, iilnhoti-n. i9l. cerebral manigltls
“'th MUD“ (lamb-Providence Journal. mu. typhoid, lovor ifili, mcasloa ill).
"‘9‘— whooplng cough lil’l, rheumatism
It is a Wise plan not to expect too and soul. in, scuriotina m. dysentery
much of the legislature if you would 51,
arcane bolus sorely disappointed.” The minimum. of the “white plague"
NJI‘WlCh Bulletin. is shown by compurntlvc chart cov-
“0-r » crux 27 yearn. in 1883 tho rnio wuo
590ml"? Bailingor if“ by ”W 23.7 per 10.000 of population. and in
without resigning. lint who would that? it was only 13,5.
fill in ii cabinet chuir.‘ if he 001“le During 1909 lhoru waro 757 divorcuu
80 0“t W the pump 101' a drink 0! granted. and of mono 2911mm wont to
Milli" WIlhOUl 1001‘an 10 find aomo- women than to mun. Aii a coupe oi
one else on his reiurn-~-Meriden Jour- tllvort‘n defit‘l‘llon no with :97 (ferrous,
uni. while cruclty had 9.1, a statutory ol-
tuncii 93 and lntompcruucu 7h.
The lirealdent. shook hands with 0f the births 53.!» our cont. wore roll~
without any qu‘lhhilng.
day. Now,” he could shake that numv foreign born. 32.9 par rout. of nativi-
her of office neckera every day “if parents on both olden. ill pcr rpm at
It while and Wood out the overnupply, one native and one forclmi born par
the rest 0i his term might be happy. mu, Mulch no In the apron. input. to
~Nurwich Record. 12.765.
“0.... M... -.-....- .M..~
Uncle Obadiah, Chicago‘s wonthor fiAiLROAD ACROSS HELL GATE.
prophet. predicted a January cold . , .. . ..
wave. and some aditora paid him NE“ ."AHT‘M. Jan. 1""‘M "w
space rates when they had a m“. of oflicu of tho .\. v. .N. ll. 8; ll. R. it.
aclasora and the Old h‘nrmors‘ Almn- company. " ”‘ aiutod that work m“
nnc.-——Tronton Advortluar. now begun at amoral points on tho
W.” now connecting road iiotwcun tho Now
ii iii aald that there will not no or iinrcn terminal and A0708” lloli (into
mine enough to So around at tho t‘oi'o- ‘0 “DUNN“ Willi L'H' l'ennui‘lvimln syri-
nation of King (leorxo. it ,8 ovldont on Long inland and the l'ouuayivauln
that wo muut raise more whltu rahbitu. NW0“ in “WWW“ C““"“““ l‘"
macranton Tribunechuhiican. mm“ or '3‘“ mm” “m“ hnvo 1“" 1""
m”. . ..- - .. .. ..
BUYING Rl-GHT OF WAY. purclmaod. and tho Nov» llamu Com
Ready for Work.
for tho'Brldgt-port iind Dam” Street tho unior, holght ol' ton-cm 200 foot
Railway Co. arrived in Danhury. this
week. in order to uurchnao the “8m Ii‘mllii of the bridgu and its appruurib
of way for the new troiicy lino which on will ho ulioui ihrov miioa.
will co n Dan 'a r . ”““ “"””
lie nilinro'fiilu iiizrgumixuflmfinz No MORE ELECTRIFICATION YET‘
hare been completed for the right of The “"w ”Hm“! “mm“ in Now
llnvcn will lii- started in the spring
W|¥ 0V0!“ lit” 90"" GIMBDN- according to tho Now llnvmi Ruizliilor.
found that the farmers in that district
the rails would he laid on near tho “1‘“ m“ ““07“an "‘ " “'“h‘m‘m
main highway an possible in order that morc. l'rcaidi-nt Molicu baa paid that
WHY hon M9" 13070118500. all “ll” ”9 no will not my at thlatlmoiuot 'hcro.
”My '0“) ")0an construction work iiuwuvor. and of tho inicrentinn re
[09th with the rooult» of ’l‘uooday's “m dumm-
work as tho farmaro believed the trol- .._. .-_.
from Danbury to Bridnoport in one axonto 8100 . mouth."
hour which in mm...- tlino than mode . _. .. n ..
by the railroad traina.
That Morton l". Plant. the Now 11)“-
don financier. is not lutaroaind in tho
company in otatod authoritatively. Al» X
though bio name liua been connected
with it on many occulono. Mr. l'iaut'a
-
mm .... . gym .
, m ”:01.“me mvwflo-mwmm—rflnmmms. um wwwwmm mi
illllEF Strait“! liiillio
III HIS RESIGNATION
(Continued train
“Wiion l was appointed chief of police
1 promised to do my duty without fear
1 or iavor, and all that i can any in that
l l have» kept my promiiio to the my
.tioot oi“ my ability."
puma up in u low words all that Chief
lirudley littu utood for dii‘rlutil his on-
tlro length of unrvlco. u, an nut
Whllo tiiliurculoulu an a cause Of‘ been known to fail once In a tent of
humane does not contain it portlt-ioof‘dBM” h“ “Brien!“ ’9‘" “5' 5'9”: 1“. courage, has alwayu attondoii to his
starch or pepsin, nor is it any handout-'Conuecticut, pneumonia has forged to duty Well and for tho boot and rllhi.
inu preuumion. auch as is usually ion the from iii. the most deadly of ii“ uii- He ht“ milled in the WWW l0 Wih
‘ of numerous criminals and has auc-
coaafuily rid Norwnlk of the many old
“norms" Which forini-riy torrillod the
His work has been all that
it could be and all that. Norwalk wish-
:cu is that in the new chief the same
qtiuliiiou will prorall..
’i‘homaa Bradley wan born in Leeds.
England. In October. 1842, and came
to America when he wall live. youru old.
The family moved to Newlmrgli, N. Y.,
upon their arrival hero and llvud there
until Mr. Bradley was nineteen yearn
At this time ho want to New
York city. wharo he learned hlu trade
as mnchiulut. working until tliu Civil
Chic! liradlcy thou
onllstcd In the Fifteenth Now York
Volunteer Engineers. mid went away
{to tho scene of the war.
tho thick of the nth: many times and
hip army rccord was an cloan and no
oxccllcut a one as has boon his record
of bond of the Norwaik polli‘o.
lie was promoted in bin company un-
til be won first sergeant. and it was
while hill! in thin oilico at tho end of
tho war that be won honorably dis~
charged. At the waautlon of tho war,
Mr. Ilrndlcy did not return to hla old
work as machinist. but declined a pond.
tlon no patrolman in the New York po-
ilco dopnrtmeni. For twenty years bu
hold this poalilon, and it wan not un-
til he came to Norwalk that in» gave
Ho corned qulto a record for
faithful puriormanca oi hiu duty while
on tho Now York doi‘iarimoni forum.
and Woo known up our of tho moat
bravo patrolmcti on that, fared.q
it was eighteen. yours-and six days
yoniurduy that Mr. iiradioy was ap-
pointed rhiof and
handed hip ri-nlgnullon to ('mncllmun
Charles A Quintnrd. who is chairman
of tho poiico dopartmuni of the couir
Why (‘ouncllmno Qiilnlnrri fiiilcd
to hand thv notice of tho i'ouiunailriu
to ill!" council. or brim: ihu math-r be
turn that board itl not known. January
ililll, lh92'l In tho ditto that Mr. Brittl-
lm- was appointed clilcf of police,
Mr liraiiluy ha boon marriofi twice.
till living. Mr. and
This attainment
Wur broke out.
5526 99°F"? “1 “"3 WW9 “01139 In one laiorcd nu ciiildrun of purcniu both ‘
IlIil uccond Wilts
liradicy waldo
bump in Franklin avuniio.
liriidlny hold "Rorwaili is good ouounb
for llil- and l wii atax-
iiwr "oil (into call for it ntmctmu.‘ I '
carrying l‘our tracks. it span of Mini.
5. B. Miinwarifig, purchasing agent loot. tho (‘i'nlrnl spun llii foot nborol
this right of way almost cmnplaici) ‘
3.
puny hon paid in its part of lilt‘ inltiai‘
Danbu'y'Brlden Trolley Goi‘t'hg ”WM“ l‘lunu rm ”I" grunt “film"! lllllit hem."
Mun nslwd what Ito expat-ind
lirrunftor, lilo will enjoy the rcmaliidvr
of inn Hip and omphaiicaily aligsoatod
iii- in not not-king any oiiwr t'iorii- .
liu has an auiuiuobilo and will
t'lijli)‘ tho but limo that thin uinchlno
um ulvt» him.
Mr liradli-y iii a I
n mctnbar of Burk“
ii. A. it. and of iii.-
in also a member of this Connecticut
Siam Police Association.
limit of ftlvuda who innrnoil tho noun
Ho apent thugrenior part of Tuesday Electrification of tho Now York lino to llm cilcci that ho has pivun up tho
In tho vicinity of liuttarlowu and from Stamford or Norman, to lie on- pollcc lilo. with regret.
not. to New lluwn. and tho building lion bun boon from tiutolo time rumor
of tho puwcrhouuc from which will no
were “‘0' much in ““0" 0‘ “it" new compiled the "intro" for tho opcrutlon
trolley line. Mr. Manwaring said that of tho oicctrlcn. lWill not hr alumni!
nbovo watur and hcighi of tho control . ”an
iirch Sou foot foal nhmo wntor Timl
«liq! man and in
in Punt. No. it.
rvralii Club. lie
or, and it was not niioscihur pith unr-
priw that ii nitric in thin tlmo.
'l‘bc quosiion on to tho aucccaaor of
Mr. urndloy iii one that in now tali-
ill“ a «rout dual of tho subject
those who arc dlacuaolnx tho topics oi
Captain Thoma iiuui in tho
natural iiucconnor and ho ho a mat.
many frlondo who sincerely wish tori
his appointment an the oucoooiior of‘
Captain liunt has an anvil
,abia record. lining ahooiutaiy fcariooai
and brave and lining clover in the do}
icctim lino of tho buolnaao.
19)’ would not only 13W” land “3' "life may to oarn a living." oaln in hip tiino mad» some rumorkahlo capi
nun, but he a [real convonlonCo. n woman who had novor carnod a cent turoo and run down oomo notoriouii
ACCOMIDK ‘0 the Illii‘Vfll'fid “M‘- ll ‘0 in her llfo. “Why. tho nowapapora lan‘brnalrcra
bellUVed “M tho "Ill CM ll?» ml“ are full of advarillmmontii olfarinx Much lntcrooi in bat
mado by a railroad authority. Furthor
tho most direct route could be taken in me powor~liouao planned for tho aloe,
remhlns liridiiurori. A final more! lrliicuiion MUN) inulniino to New lla-
haa boon made and aftor tho right of “in will bo‘loratod in Now More i. but
Mr. Many-r sound that he fell well parts In that u will no in tho Cedar
no inonlfootod iii
.1. ®
raS
outffrom Now Haven which upon. 5 POUND! GRANULM‘ID IUGAR
have pronounced to he on» of the tint
O
vino-oaoaouoooilotnaaoooooo“
for oil
capital is not iinanclnx tho propoood ‘ ,
road; 25 POUND. GRANULATID IUOAR for ti
Mr. Monwarlnc purchaood the right 20 POUNDI GIANULATID IUGAR for
of way for tho Show Lino runnlnn 1° POUNDO GRANULATID IUOAR
out in the country. in hip opinion the
be of value to ouhurha in addition to
tiva to the time when tho new lino viii
WILI. AIN'T W.
in can of. tho oummor botolii up tho
otato the only solution of tha-oorvaat
duo-lion do it; tho buoy months.“
"m‘ from mam"), [0 Bridgeport 'm A" 'LOUI. 2‘5’. 'OUND IAO .... ”Hunt...”.......n....i.ui.....il
“noun... W... The Great A&P Tea Company
be completed. 124 WAIHINO‘I’ON IT» DOUTH NORWALK.
'l'ol. No. not. Doiivorloo It” a. at. and 3:30 p. m. Proo Dollvoiyl
tho omploylnont of daughters of the '
noarhy farming poopio. Thou itiria
vol-ii wall. but moat on tmtad an
oqnalo and more with tho aunt- tho
privliooo ortho hotel moo‘ubon tho,
day'o work in dono. . no ovoaiao t'do
muon . worn ontitoaiao ovor tho.
ilorly iovoly , . .
“Width or chair dad
fl. , irintortgtro'ogapjofimm thou-
4
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,iuwam‘oui‘lm‘ta
WEDNESDAY ‘
Housefurnishing Da
\i
mumps, dim“. '
n 3‘! g 3-
on
u
i
l Upright
Gas Lights
Complete with good quality
burnt-r mantlo and opal globe;
uauaiiy use. lt‘cduviday
59c
“Mrs. Pott’s”
Sad irons
Genuinc "Mn, l’oita". 3 altos to
not. liundlc and Hand; usually
”.00. chnraday
840
Vegetable or Fruit
Presses
hlado of atcci. 10 Inches long;
usually sold oi the. Wednes-
m 10c
Jelly Moulds
lmnoriud individual alto atccl
Jelly Moulds. nix uaoorted pat»
terns; usually So each. Wud~
noaday. DOZEN
, 19c
Tea and Coffee '
Pots
4 quart biua and white or all
whlto auainelod Tea or Coffao
cil’oto; uaualiy mo. Wodaov
ti!
' 69c
a
Oil Cans
1 gallon heavy (inlrnnltcd Oil
(‘ann with spout and aide han.
die; regularly lilo. Wednesday
140
Welsbach Junior
Gas Lights
’l‘hc simplest and most complete
(lair Light on the marital;
aianda 5 lnchoa hlith. com-
pipto with humor. mantle and
chimney. The \Volshnrh Jun-
ior rodut-ua your gas bill 50
per cent; usually sold at 35c.
\‘i'odnooday
24c
Tea Kettles
Boat quality blue and white on»
amoiod Tea Kettles. 6 qt. oiro;
nonally 81.16. Wednesday
69c
* Our Housefumishing Department is always ready
'. to meet ~ALL . your requirements
Standard Quality
l Supply your ‘needs now and “share these
Savmgs'
Universal
Food Choppers
Fitted with [our dillerout size
linlvco. lino. medium. coarse
and pulrorlzor; will cut meats,
huh and vegetables.
No. i size. regularly 81.00. Wed-
holiday
84c
No. 2 site, regularly 81.50. Wed-
nesdny $1.09
Chopping Bowls 1
Made of hurdwuod. smooth lin-
lsii. l2 inch slzc; usually l9c.
Wednesday
. l4c‘
“ Wright's "
Silver Polish
Good ulna bottic. made from the
higiioat itrndo umiurlaia; will
not scratch; usually 25c. Wed-
unaduy
180
Matches
liluo Tip Maichcs, heads will
not fly off, will not ignite uno
dur foot; usually he hurt. Wed»
nosday
:
WQULD GINIQATI 'UMLI»
“Amway out. “it. ‘7?“A
bill for tho «gradation of Alli-tic pin
pita in tho poplin anneal: oi Gallium
to up inundation in tho m
lama put-row obtain ,{
Hail- Wot. of national .it
vidoo that oduootloa mo mun
”WJflWNOJ for ohildron
imprint W...
«i.
adv
to iono-
ol man
on . coo
in which tilr. . ‘1
monitor“
.’ of“ am: norm North.
mow " o Vol Md" yooro old and
u.
1°" 51°“.
counuoroa am or lawman.
"ll'mnuav M.
ill.--'l‘hompoon ti,
otor on tho Now York.
New Ham: ll Hartford Railroad. died
in tho moonlloopitai loot night.
from tho ofionlo of o iractured iiiuui
molvod in a fall wan. hinting mm
in Milo! oar in thin city a fan days
" lilo ' witaooood tho aocidnnt
' woo inland. but
[Ill oilppod upon
an Manual from
2 for So
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CORPORATION OIRTIFIOATIG.
Corporation naporo no follow have
been iiiod with the stile oocrotom
The Myoto Manufacturing Dompony.
of Now Havon; ornaiood with 311,500
capital: Alirod C. Giihort, prooidont;
John A. Potrio. tromror; Clydo W.
Powers. minim-y. 7
The White Motoro Company. of New
Haven; ,oralnlood with 85,000 capital
motherland; P. it. Groin. timid-ht:
ii. iii. Groin. troaouror; W. A. Ruin.
«proton. p, .
Tile Morrio‘ Cove Compahy._ot Nah
liar ii: to romoto indoor and out»
door roaroo on lit- hlaw. Karon county
«usually yachtinoi‘ 3.000 on tai
rod authorised: locum, 3
For and honor P 'i‘yloi‘k ’
roach y tug ulna.
military: ”dump on
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