“EYE,
AlIIo WWIIIEMG fimrtnlfit at Butt
and Marseilles Quilts. from Tac'
to 98.50.
E. K. BANKS
MAHAGKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
“WWW” “ .w-I- .,
zvsumortil IIIIII. reunites:
92-2 N “:9" CARLO; ‘
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92-3—9u-méfi‘t‘gr3s Kéni‘i .
44-2—Brsnch attic"... Norwsik
890 ~Edltor’s Residenc-
Tfl-Miw Editor's assumes
Mrs. John Borst. ol.’ Spring ntrooi, is
spbndlitx wifew days With relatives in
Nownrli, N. .l.
li'runlt Pnrklngion. of North avenue.
who has been sick for the past two-
wssks. is about the some.
lleclun lI‘ltzgoI‘sld. ot- Spring Hill
IIvI-IIIIc, bus gone to the stats hospitul
at Shelton for medical treatment.
Otto llol’ioruc, of Subunit slrvet, has
purchased an automobile und will lows
the Inucln‘nc in use in tho near future.
Tho large Mitchell automobile or
Ray Sherwood has been overhauled
and is now in fine c0ndllion. Tho work
was done by Jacob Millor, or Norwslk.
The Yale Alumni Association or
Folriield tountv will hold its annual
banquet at the llnlvorsity club in
Bridgoport. on the night of Tuesday.
JIIIIIIIIII 24.
One of William Anderson's roosters
won fourth prize at the Boston poul-
try show recently The bird, which is
valued at 3150 has been brought buck
to WlmIlpIIIIlI. I
Miss Mary A. Cunningham. Mrs. M.
Lauder and Miss Margaret lsIndor, of
South Norwnlk. hove snilod for Bar.
mods to rcmuln until April in quest
of u more congenial clinic.
~~liushnndz "Lunch
Wife: “Yes, Donne."
Raymond llros'.
. The w. C. 'l“. U.‘wlll hold II Inonth'
ly parlOr social III the home or Mrs.
Guy. 9 Chestnut street, Norwalk. Fri-
nil
.lt'tltlo.
road y ?“
from
day evening at it o'clock. Honorary
members are invited to como and
bring their friends. deiroshnlcnts
served.
Everyone is skutlnx these duys it
seems and nearly awry young person
you meet is carrying skstos. I'l‘he
No ulk Mill and the East Norwslk
Mlll- ponds are in‘ ssoollsht condition.
nu" nro the anOIity oi the (dim ponds
about town.
John P. Tresdwoll, of North nvonur.
has gone soIIth- tor s three weeks hunt
lug trip. The trip is tnkon in the na-
ture GM rest and II vacation. Mr.
'l‘rcudwoll will make his headquarters
in North (‘urollnn and expects to have
II very‘tine trip.
Mrs. P. 'I‘ (‘unoo and Mrs. Mary
E Cole. of Railroad avenue. have
gone to Jerssy City to attend the tu's
ersl of Mrs. t‘nnoo’s unnt MIs Wll‘
lisnv Mathis. who is well known in this
plscc. Mrs. Msthis died on Sunday
'nlght sl'tov II long siege of paralysis
and hospital nttention.
wthre to buy Oranges, Grape
lI‘rIIIt, Figs and l'lotos. Nuts and Main
Ito. Groves. or» Wsshlngtun 8L. Md.
hackomo llotel liloolI. ‘
Miss Emma Seymour. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. John Soymour. of Cross
arrest. entertained s party or bur
‘ friends ’l‘IIusdIIy evening at her homo
. in honor or her birthday. The evening
was spent in games and sports and
plenty oi amusement was turnishu.
The pIogrsm included musical snd v
csl Delectlons by differont members 9!
tbs psrty. After s bountiful collstl
bod been served the guests departs
voting Miss Seymour I charutlns bulb
css. _
\Wlth the announcement that ms
bury will play dnlocsl Sixth Connolly
.in the armory on Monday evening
/srisos grout intern“. in sketbsll oir‘p
also. Sismtord high so ool. the all!
It». 5 ‘ ‘
HT la.- Wti’lnge wm‘. ha" éo’rn‘til' X‘liiuloJIdwnrd bonus. who on» pint;
' IItIloolI bit (hillbilly 2.0! limos
death and who since that thus up to
yesterday was boarded in the pollen
station in Water, strut!
to his fornicr homo w
about lil
mini. neatly sinrvsd unit’s;M frozen to
up Monlluv Inoxuinii
.luls returned
t‘hnIlsII Hor ,
ton. ot iloldon Hill. its is but: lhlI-
teen yours of use, and tbros yesrsmsu
, his tutlltn skipped the town, moving
his snoond wire. whorls tI trained nurse
now Insiding in Bsugutuuk and limb
Edward 'l‘ho latter wss tattoo by tho
” llorlons and bus bo‘iln with them ovrr‘
sincc.
lie is a nine uppunrlng buxom! has
renovated entirely from his exposure
, tie told his stoty to Judge Edward M
Lockwood In the police station. lilo
judge having boon called upon for Id-
mo in tho mutter. the boy not hav-
ing been arrested. .
ids said that ‘nne week ago Sundsy
utter some words with Mrs. l-lorton,
who scolded him. he left home and
4i
TO CLOSE OUT OUR LINE OF PARLOR STOVES AND
HEATERS. WE HAVE MARKED THEM FROM 30 TO 40
PER CENT. BELOW REGULAR PRICE. ‘
The A. J. Collins COmnany
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
. width ours that any upon antihista-
, on account of the dour?!“
mi.
’ tcrnpt‘ to win the affections and under
since that limo until found by (laptsin
liunl, had been wondering about the
town, picking up food whuro he could
not it. llo stayed most of the nights
while away in tho shod opposlts tho
Sit. George Pulp and Paper (ontpuny
but did not sloop InuIlI because of the
extreme cold
Ho wns pIovnllL-d upon to Isturn
with Mr. Horton. who did not want to
lose him. for he has become quite at-
inched to the littlo follow Eddio has
had It good home. and litthI work to do,
and up to this great has attended
school regularly. 0f lute he bod boon
O. D. Jackson
Outlet“
W
Everything in the Optical Line
Eye's Examined Free
as WALL-(razor
nonwALK.
PHONE 433.
slsent but u rmv duys until he run
away. He is also It regular uttondsnt
at Sunday school. its is of n cheerful
disposition Imd formed It grcaI friend-
ship for his rescuer, thtptniu iiuni.
YALE WANTS MORE MONEY.
Scents")! Status Advocstss looms-.2
mg the Endowment to $50,000,000
NEW l-lAVlIIN. Jun. 19. ~~~~~ An lurruse
in tho cndowmeni of Yule University
to at least 350.000.000 in the interest
of educational purposes at tho insti-
tution is advocated by Secretary An)
son Phelps Stokes. of the university.
He says it. seems reasonablo
to expect thnt within tho
next 26 yours tho. endowment oi
tho university will be lncrossod trout
$13,000,000 to III leust Shilnlbtrtliiu indo-
pendent or gifts tor buildings. This tin
nnrlul expansion. he thus, is in the
interest oi service, as to mslninln II
grout library which is ss esssntlsl to
scholurshlp. to secure and retain lllt'li
of power an the faculty. to provldc s
sudlciont number or instructors to
hold sIIIIIll undergraduate classes, and
to carry on research and t-xplorntiou
work require large cxpondltures. The
alternative to lnrresuing the university
rosourres in It wny commcnIIIrIItc with
other universities. utcordlnn to tho
secretary, is the giving up 01 some im-
portant features or the university
ideal. it is sstitnstod that with the on.
dowmcut illi'i‘t‘fllt'd to ‘the sIIIoIInI sin
ted the income in addition to icon from
students Ivould bc about 82.000.0tlir
yearly. .. ‘
WOULD Liontlza Bouts.
Bill lniroducsd in tho Legislators in‘
Missouri. i
JEFFERSON Cl'l‘Y, Mo. Jun. l9.»—~
Ahlll to insulin the holding or box
lug bouts Inuit-I supexvlslon of tin-
Suits IIIIII lnlrodurcd in the "mine
ycslordny by chrcssntntiIe PnuluII.
ol‘ St. Louis. The bill provides for tbsi
appointment by the xovcrnor, or it has i
in: commissioner at a salary of 32,400:
a year. with three dspntlou st "2?;
moot y. This IonImlsuiom-I is to in-
sus III units toI- tho holding of hunts
and see that tho low igobeysd
Bolus nrc to be permitted before or
gnnlsod clubs or standing for prison ot
money. No bout is to oonilnnc more
thun six rounds of three minutes curb
and gloves 0! at least six ounces 1"“ to .
be used Provision ill roads (or oxsm
inutlon of boxers by a physicinu be
fore they color the IlnI
Each club is matured to on) u it
rouse of 500 Is your and to furnish n
bond of lssst “.000 so rusrsnisc
that it will not violsts tho low.
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REPUBLICANC STOLE MARCH 0N
“KNIMY.”
Burs canton. unwound 19.
-Just how ossy it is to upsst the
most perfectly devised schemes to do
things wss "amplified Tusldsy when
the Entrnold county muslin; Ins or
asst-ed The county meeting consists ‘
of all the senators snd ruprsssntstlyos
from the county. In NM county.
where the “amounts hsvo 1 sites dit-
tls working Insiority of shout 17.
mm or loss. M- i“ killed!“ tut
to make Ruprosonlstlvo 0 W. Mar
llhl' at Don bur chairman.“ Ions-
Itor Archibald McNoli Jr, olork. but
rlvnls at tho .. ”Milli
will no M‘l‘a him out.
' stow
‘ (dif'i‘b
. ly on the fiixth oonwsny
!
NI . I
holly. “1% and lassguaxd 35am...
Nsiorslly about this that the inismt
.- ‘i's,_': if,”
vii .
losin- i‘hst it’svs boon nun."
sshéols it.
5 ,, .
n1 WMM1WW
0 path us less iiisn sand is s Hm
.I Oll
ss patio in
dint
hen the county has
oDonioorst. tor
+Murphy.
publishn tor clerk. loustor
J h‘ A
Ilm '4 .otDsr .. VIIIII
it wss only it llttlo
- ATTEND --
Merrill Ni ght School
It has helped
others
It will HELP YOU
South Norwslk
Stsndord
Port Chester
wish to make no work
before the best are gone.
Sharp
Reductions
this week on all Winter goods. including
Kimonos. Dressing Sscqu'os, Flsnneletts Gs!-
menu and Heavy underwear. '
Inventory rims is our st hsnd, and we
list! so spa-nu for
our clerks. That is why was out prices now.
It in need of these garments. coins quickly.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
88 Wuhinston Sir-est
bras}? huh. mulls
unit ll Is proviso
that nllnIIht-Ii
‘l-ihudsoy for: that aw.
t-on prool’ ihsi Clltitlllfiy has actually “
abstained from practice and conducted
himself Inonorly :wlil “he be ro-instuted
at tho and or the six months. . 2
(lbsdsoyttvss charged by the Bar As
sorlutlon with unprotmionsl conduct
its was
sttornoy for one F 0; s clergy-
man who had been snhyscted to the
disciplinary powor of It ohnrth to
which ho was attached at. Rowuyton.
t‘onn. A lesidont of (‘onnerliout wrote
It loltrI to It newspaper pnblislnui in
South Norwalk, Conn. ., hIIinIsdvoItinK
most sovsIoly upon the notions of tho
(it Lyman musing blot of hsvlnx
Inn 0 II dollbt rain and systematic at-
“he the honor of a young woman
(I writer protested tlI-m bediet that
the room. WOitlitn b‘nd presented her
one name. but insisted that tho. clcr‘
Kymun‘s ofiorts to lend ‘hcr astray
worn nono tits loss reprehensible be-
cnnso they had beon‘nnllurcossful.
Young Wamsn Hss Latter Published.
This letter \"llu published in II South
Nor‘wuik newspaper in April, limit. in
tho same month II statement basil
Ihorcon sud mentioning the Rev. I.
Brown was published in the New York
Evaniuz World‘st this request or a rent-
tlrs oi the youtu: woman whose name
had been involved Nosrli tWo vents
altsrwnrd Attorney Chudsm was Hi
tsinml by the clergyman, and not to
work to soak redress for his client
. (in January 1, nun. lawpcr (‘hsdsoy
wrotu to the suthor ol‘ the letter print
no in tho South Not walk newspaper.
slitting his intention to sue for libel
nod ruminating llIIIt the. publication
was of such It character to justify the.
rcoovorI of cxomplury dsmaaes. i
which. in cost» the, judgment was not
satisfied would rcsult in physical in
,cnrcarstion. Chndsoy's letter conclud-
cd with s redaction on the character
at tho young woman and II threat to
put her on the stood and "prove the
irth."
Otfsr Msds to Drop Suit.
(.fhsdsoy’s purpose in writing a son
~ it's of threatening lottsrs which follow-
od was evidently to get possession of
letters the clergyman. Brown. wrote
the young IronIsn. Chsdsey finally of-
fcrod. the Appellate Division finds. to
drop his ronlontplutmi suit for libel
against. the individual who wrote lbs
letter to the South Norwslh news-
paper provided the letters written by
Brown were placed in his ((‘hsdsoy sl
session
g
- Our rogulsr 5th Table Cloth fur tomdrrow only
“the methods thus adopted by re»
spondont tihsdsoyi lo sI-ompllsh his
purpose." remarks the Appellate DiIi
sion in its opinion directing Chsdsey to
be- suspended from practice for six
months. "however innocent thst pun
post- might hsve boon, were absolutely
slid wholly unjustifiable.
"Tho. ottsnso or which we lind the rc-
npondcnt ((Yhndseyi guilty Ins not in
spelling to obtsin possession ot the let-
Isrs. but in tho means he adopted to
compel their dollisry.‘
t‘hsdscy. for his client the Rev. Mr.
Brown. nevor brought the thresuened
action for libel ssslnst the individual
who wrote to tho South Norwsik news-
nspor. but shortly sits: the threston-
lug corrospondcucv IIII sctlon for llbol
wss brought sasInst The World.
which but republished the letter in the
South Norwulk nswspopcr to which
Cledi‘ance S
FRIDAY WiLL Ills sinesm my Fon‘ sons
the many regular January Solo Specials. wo otter tomn
Extraordinary .Hsrssins. ‘
‘ Gloves 49c
W» will sell about too pairs of Ladies" Kid Gloves, tomorrow it?
Hats, $1. 98
so so and $7 l~‘ur tints $1.98. ’l‘omorrow only your chains
lino lI‘III liutI ....................... ........ ......
50c Table Linen, 27c yard
..........
25c Embroidery,12'/2c yar‘
Duo yards lino quality or Embroldoty and insertion for t ‘
llnrxain Monument. per yard .....................
10c Hair Nets, 8%
Our Iegulsr ltic Hair Nets. sll shades. six to a customer
marrow only . . .. ...........................
Men’ 8 Sasks, 5c pair
2. 5 dr '1. Mon‘ s SUCKS, regular tile, for tomorrow only ......
50c Gowns. 39c
Our Icgulnr .IOc Muslin Gowns. all sizes, out extra tull.
Sl’5'Sults, S7. 98
A lot oi Suits grouped together (or tomorrow. Your choice...
“ Waists. 99c
A big lIlnu oi lino Tailored Wulsts mode of good quality msdrni.
on o.
~~
On sale
....................... pullstOH-n .. ”sin-"l
C l B Corsets
A win good model or our ClB Corsets, on sale W...‘
. 12c and 18c Yarns, 5c
Yarns, all colors. sold at Ito and 18c. for tomorrow. in Bargain
mom
I
.....................
$1 Bags, 49c
Luther Baas. lest bur lined also s .few Velvet Ban;
(in solo ..... .
(Yhsdssy hsd ahlcctod on behalf of his
client. the Rev. Mr. Brown.
The suit uslttst The WOIlIi for 8260,-
000 dunnnws was instituted on Full.
ill. 1910, baud upon I pnbllcstion of
April it 1908. BotweI-n those two dates.
according to the Appslistc Division‘s
undlns, styor Chutney sass guilty or
Victor” o2
Edison
Phonographs
and Records
ON VERY EASY TERMO.
WEEKLY 03 “OWL? PAYKIN'I‘B
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
to Will taut-«(Pmml W was» was limit. 8.... .
so) impropriety ”
adopting tho means to oblsln the lot
tors upon which The World's story was
boiled. for whtth the court burs him
{nun prntilrc for six months it was
alter the nun; oi the libel still. when
The World boson the propsrstiop of its
defense. Ihst (‘hsdst-y' s conduct in this
respect wss brought to sticntlon.
At tho time of his hosting before the
Appoilsto Division buyer t‘hsdsey
could not bu convinced that he had
boon guilty of unprofessional conduct.
in this rupee! the Amati-Ito Division
in its decision rumor“; ..
"it is rnxrtutshlo thst the nspondon
tChsdssI i even now scams to be null
insensihls that its hIII boon nilty ot
“shutout Msds by cnsdssy.
I» .s mofitfi‘tmflmf .s
chumwssreceived 4
rain i ng
and Trimming- at
Wright s
9“..st
Wm; “MW
W'"I
3‘55”?
. Chsdloy still maintains the attitude
or one who hss bun impmnsrly ludi-
«i. Under lists of Dscsmbsr In he
writes to Thu World Its follows:
To tho Editor at Tho World:
loos stutomont made on tho but pm
or your issue todsy in the ankle bud.
“laws: suspended tor Sis-
Months." to wit "III the time no
tmsdssy) son in to supprsss or dw
troy lsusrs II cit would be sound to
wow tho truth or The World' It story "
Tho em “(I not llnd Ins guilty oi
thst fit your eyes or
In: your was tit s
that you may have:
' 24 out and intro thotn ..
" employ Ocultsts, ’
inns. to can
l dsmsnd thst you mtrset the hush .
thor sitsmptl to s press or dos-
“my wish stint: sud 5300s ‘iltnf thst
"In coustdsr thst Brown sod his so
01' W m4!
rsisvsnt min suing litisstiou. Mingus.
tensions
’ Tits World's
mm. on II inor Inlusiini mkn.§i
i LXI-m
mawisuHIun.
IIIIEMII . ‘
BAKING
Sovereign rownnt
How shoot the kind you on using? is it doing what it .
and srs vou setting the results you ought to set? Next
“SOVEREIGN" a trial and reccito one or the may sound
im with mom can ‘ I
‘50 cents PER POUND CAN
25 cents PER HALF PQUND
Take home I pound or our GAMIL CO!
The Union Pacific” Tea Co I.“
now . ..
~.~_-an»
A SHARP cur IN “ :7:
WOMEN'S $1.80. 8188 it.” not!
Felt Slip pe
‘ Rolling to 98 C
Flynn’s DootzSha'p grow *
W’sdssttdll
I,
II‘lhssuhfivl‘{pllm‘lon‘ila‘gf
Wells’qlslihr:il|lvojdw'
«iuvIsss-wsvsi nuts-Iv
Flour. ”scum........su.:
«strands-s
IDIOI‘IA
Potato“ sud
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WNW
Norwalk Chronicler