‘ .5 TUESDAY~“JAN. all. our
til ‘5
lt'you hove oultivaiod a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE UWEE‘I’O
will certainly tickle your potato. Al-
ways from and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tol. 400. 51 Wuhlngton at.
We Do s...."'3.t..
Insurance.
and Inspection
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE 1.8-8
Park a. Tilford’s
Delicious Candies
~BOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE.
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890 —Edltor‘a Residence
729-5-—-Clty Editor's Rosldence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlit uud vicinity: Fair to-
night and \Yrdnoittlny. with slowly l‘lti-
int: tetnpctnturu. lilotlornto south
west winds. Except over the (hilt
States where light ruin is hitting this.
morning, l‘tiir wvnllmr protnils in till
sections oust oi“ tho ltottity Millii‘llullm
Tito toiupt-ruturos uro rit'liiiCWhlti high
or over the Collins] volleys nntl tho
Western who rogioii, t‘onditions ni'o
tuvornhlo for continued l'tilr weather
for this vicinity toirtuht unit Wetlntss
day, with somewhat lilghrl- it'llljitrl'lt-
turns.
«inn...—
Road about tho t‘XIl‘l’i Silt'i‘ittlh (it tho
trout. A. 62 1’. Company
F. A.
chairs.
ooh, etc.
Mitchell is closing out odd
'l‘he adv. \till givo you the pt‘i
’l‘hore him: liven titiVQl‘tlI ndditlum.
to tho white Biiii’ at. the liotttl more,
It will interest you to ruud the litriiib‘.
it your phyulcinn orders you to
drink hour as n tonic. try linpport it.
Muxlwr & Flynn's hilt. \tii tcli )ou .tli
about it.
~~ RH‘I‘IWHI fill Xuiivtv ’i‘urituvx. Fin-
est that huvo Ilt‘t‘Ii in town for u untu-
her tit‘ yours. Sold at, llrrstittu'n Miti'kl'l.
South Norwullt i‘ouut'tl. Rhinitis oi
(‘0!liiill1il8, \tlii iliH'i‘ i'l Stimuli illi‘t‘lilii;
tomorrow entitling iii the litilgittet oi
(folnntluts quartet»; ttt South “Hill
Hil'i‘l’l.
Miran litullic Mutton, oi I"‘l“it5ltt”. N
Y.. who hint hvon vixitnn; ill'i' until.
hit-a. t‘ltut'lcs ii. Aiotltottw. of Svmit'“
flVi‘lliit', lot' it iinuiin-r ut' mouthi- lac.~
l‘iiilli‘ ltotnoutck )‘t‘flitll'tliu :ttttl lltHi t‘\'
oiling rt-tnrnt-t‘l to her littilll‘.
W.
Mrs. .Il‘Wi'II. of Lamina. .‘tilvhlunn.
who hurt turn it uttvut oi' Airs. .lohtt ii
Ii‘i‘i'riti, of Wm! uvt-tiuo. \vill hiiii totnot'
row for lit‘lllltitllt. wimro 5Iit' \\lit
humid tho root oi the wiutor.
., Whore to buy Ornngos. tlt'ttpo
Fruit, Figs uttd Union and Suit. :3?»
Washington r‘u . Mohuckcmo llotvl Iilli.
Skirting will soon ho nil tho mg.-
again for tho cohi wouthur is tnnhitu:
potato (tXi‘UiIt'il'L too and tho snow on
ilovot't‘tti of tho ponds ltuu Iit‘l‘u Ithiun
from tho sin-tum: ot‘ tho It'l‘. I'ltutit‘ou
Al‘l'l‘ in reported it) hit i“?v;("‘Iit‘lli.
Tho Sunshine t‘irrio of tho South
Nornulk littptltu t‘hurch. will hold it
spuciul mooning on \t’odursdny ul’trt
noon-til 3 o'clock ut tho put‘nonurzo. All
memhcl'n tire t‘vtltivitlvti to ho llll‘til'iii
its lititilnosu nt' itnporlnnro in to I)l'
iriiilitittttc‘li.
Your own iiltu other «tritium or the
body wear out und loot» Hit‘li‘ tititi‘t‘t‘.
There is on» way to holp tlictu and
that is pt'npor ginnttua. 'l‘humm'. iiu.
Stamford opilttlun unit t‘ut'nlnh thc pro
her glasses. ilr makes no chin-gt- i‘oi
examination. Scr- tuiv.
“Pit/o nigh thut worn loot. vitriol-tiny
on tho “Hill "lotion". ware onptttt'tid
in duo timer. The boys oi the neigh-
borhood had great «port, in trying to
«More them. The porltoro primed
shoot on ’flllllpory .prttponition for tho
younumrn on greased polo.
"Pit-quote Mntotiini. or Buttsutuck,
has piano out for the mention of ti
throw-thunk home at the oornor oi
‘Oolund Bunion stroot. it. will be {its
tit toot. chm hint-lea high. with all im-
rovonioottt. ’l‘hn collar inundation
, u on started to Contractor Snivw
tow ‘riott. ‘
our ‘ until. rim or to
x o' on Who on.” e -
, mapping gogif 9:11;.“ “3;“?2
. it n. on yore, porn.
manor “other ti»
iii.
W to
' FOR ”SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at.
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
Give Your Teeth
Some Attention
Your appearance “‘1“ ho improved.
you will promote health, cnloy
your tuonlts hoitor, nid dilatation,
and he hottcr snttnlioti with your--
self in hunt-rill. it will not i'tll-li
much. and I ulvo liic hinltost Ri‘atii‘
work. liiimvtnhor tho innit-curt of
doom is going: on it“ tho limo unit
the condition oi _\our mouth in
mode worsv hr pntlinu oil for int
tnorrou’ \vlutt nhonlti ho tlotit- lo-
drtv t‘onsttlttttlottittt‘ro.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
it} South Main St.., South Norwaik
Hours: it a. tu. to 8 p. in. Sun-
days by appointment. only.
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SPECIAL PRICES ON
BRASS PIERCING t
ARTICLES
W0 nl‘iot' tho following to thing out
tit t‘t-tlut‘tui prlt‘t‘is:
FERN DISHES
PICTURE FRAMES
PEN TRAY!
BLOTTER SETS
CANDLE STlCKS
LETTER RACKS
CANDLE SHADES
LAMP SHADES
HANGING LANTERNS
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i I'MALLE‘I”l‘E
O O
(tormoriy Minn Damn)
38 Waohlngtun 5t. Tel. 449
CHECK
Your Expenses
m
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
AND PAY YOUR BILLS
BY CHECK
m
START THE YEAR NIGHT
C I . .
CttyNationaIBauk
TRANIAOT. A GINERAL BANKING
IUIINIO’ AND O'FIRI IVIIY
FACILITY GDNIIITINT
WlTH BOUND
.. Iii-tuition
.9 int
’ .
an ”outpatient on is lit m
.m‘t‘r it” winnings. om.
.i‘rii'igo'iitofl. ofiut‘i'm" 'v'iw'i
lul mm
m ”33.1% ‘
f to mom, on tho it»
Wederitzk {-3. Man. or who street,«
is ill with n uevoro attack or the grip.
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The meeting of the Littliotr Aid Stow
inn (.llt'cio. ol‘ the li‘irot M. iii. Church.
itnttounooti tor Wodnostiuy, will notl
lotto piano. i
A special meeting of tho logiolulivo‘
committee on tho now hrldrzn won hold
lust. evening iii the town oourt- room
In Willi nireot.
MW.“
Mrs. Annu l’ttiiuor, or South Non
wnlk. was udtuittod to tho Norwulh
iloopilui [that «evening wiioro ratio will
undorgo a moron ot it‘tndlt-ul trouttnont.
w...
Potot- ilncltlov, of tho Filt'li IIOilll‘
for Soldier‘n‘ iti Noroton iloluhls. It-l
spending tho titty with his tluntthtvr
Mrs. (ilthrlos A. ltulioy. ot’ howls
strtiot.
invitations huvo hood issued for on
infortnnl rovoption Wiitt'il tho sludtiiito
of Merrill (.Iollotro will totttit-t- titult‘
l’rionds on Friday evening ut. tho 'l‘owu
Assmnhly Hall. in Wall street, Nur-
WliIIi. ’l‘ho i‘oooption will ho from ttzllti
to )2 o't-loclt.
(tut-honor ’I‘rlho. No. 32, l. (i. ii. iii..
lint»: urcopzotl thc invlinlton oi ilnt‘tiil
trlho to work tho \vttrrlor tlvttroi- on
wvcrni t'lilitiitliiit.'ii iii thoir liit‘i‘iiliiiis’ of
limit 'i‘nt-htiuy eventing. A line tittto is
mtptwtoti. (Tot‘itettou triho will rc-
ltcttt‘sc 'i'lturiiiuy owning,
'l‘ho rt-ruutly oiuctod oiiloorn of La-
dy \Vttitliittgttitt ltuiito. SIit-plli‘i‘dfi of
Iil‘ililt'tili‘nl, of Not-unlit, wrro inutullod
hint ovoyitinp. lit-iounttmts of vinittirii
Worn printout from South Norwnlit not!
'\\'t'rttporl, 'l‘ho nil'oir tint: it wry nut:-
oosnl‘tti one hon-id“ lining on t-ttjoytthlc
tlt't’liniofl.
'i‘homtts Smilh tilt» troiltxv tnotortnuti
who was an pucniiurly inlut‘uti on Sum
titty in routing t‘ttlilo cotuportulilv tit his
homo tndny. lid still :tol‘lvrii noun:-
\\'hut from lilo hock hut llilrt is living
IIIiiIM‘i‘t‘iI up ht trouttnunt tutti it is
thouuht ihztt he will won he. not)
iiuitiit. llo Lilt‘lli ‘u‘ull liiiti punsvd it very
Hiitlttt‘ut'tm'y night.
W...
Nurwnltt pcoplo worn iturprlttmi to
SN‘ till tit-mphino liltiiii through town
this morning itud ttmoy oven worn
iliiiii'ti in lilo direction of tilt" utiulr
us it “out through. it was not it toy.
tic-litter “no it :t It:\Iilli"iliiiiIt)il, but u
“fill livo t‘ttil Stilt) urrnptttito, Tho unio-
inohllr. upon itIlIl’It tho niut‘hlnr \t‘fifi
pool-nut, unit No. t‘ Jill: ii and lost no
Ciittt‘ tn Nornttlk.
Mrs. .inlttt I‘ulinrt’. of South Nor-
wnih. won iilIii‘i‘l \lolt ”in ill insai mon-
iui; about it (i't‘ltit'k on tho Washington
ntrw't itrldizt.‘ and word Wart trout l0
Chit-i or i'oitur William \‘tliii‘lit‘i‘. who
iti‘lihfiivt‘t‘illl t‘lilicc.» Walloon it. Sum»
mitt own in tin» utountttno. (Totttttultlo
Henri Svlnr mime? Mom; and tho ii'o
mun one. liliit‘ll tn iill.‘ NtllWliIk Hospi-
tal. Wili‘l‘ti «ho was ltopt until her coir
tiltiou \vun improved She won thou
tutu-n to her home by hor huuhund.
REGULATE POOL ROOM 5.
Police of State to Unite in “lung tor
Now Law.
(‘hiof of l‘nilto William l-‘. lunn lit
at'tlwiy lttttxrcstt-d in uniting tho prt‘t‘l-
out guttttttl ttrsctnhly to point it hill
rugulntlnu pool mount. so thul the po
Him in tho various t‘iticu oi the Muir
lillt)‘ hut-c notnv kind of (‘Ullii'UI mot
lIit‘lll ntnl lit'rsonx who it‘t’tlllt‘dll ihotn,
huts thc liurttord t‘tiurtunt. lio rx-
tu‘t‘lu to not the support of thc lruti oi'
«wry poltro tli‘pnrttnt‘vni in tho .‘tlJlt‘.
unit it is understood that Stilton .\l«
torntsi itnuit lit. Ali‘tli'll in drafting the
hill.
litttltxr tho t'XISIIIIfl Inwit, prnrtirttily
uttyhotiy with not it [W‘I'liili itotu tho
litttt‘ol‘ til it t’ltl ltl (itx'l‘ilit' it pool i‘tiotil.
illliI no i't-o h. itlliii‘ilt’td to tho lonnuttt‘t'
oi tlu- pornilt. t‘hlt-i Ulliiii'h' hivu hi
to hum tho iil‘t‘tiliilltt pout-i tom-ti
in tho cliirr or poliro, unit to intro a
too of tho protidoti. llo would niao
limo tho power to rmoitu tlu- llt‘t-uno
for comic iii any iilllt‘, tutti iill‘ rluht
to dolly n llcl‘imt‘ to um one (“illltlitlttl‘fltl
nu untittltnlilo portion for tho hind oi“
business.
"I don't know or tint-thing thut rntnn
morn young men today than pool
looms." Mild Chief Uiilm to u flour-
nnt reporter. "Tho pron-tit law iii.
lowu youth» to trouuout thoisti lilaruii
as noon on they humour lit yours old.
They run Itny until i o‘clock do too
morning, and on now have no control
over thoiio plnoon. 'l‘hlevol Iommlmoii
congregate in thorn. and young men
humbling anti annotating with than
charmittirl outcome thieves thotnttolvon.
it two had the potter to motto a man
hoop noon people trom loitering about
his place. it would ho ti mighty good
thing." “
A hill wu tntroducod tit tho million
or 1907 to main» pool and billiard
room: atom at midnight. At that
limo thorn was no mutilation on the
limo during which they could hoop
open. Whoo tho bill was limit!
paused it motto tho clotting hour 1
o‘clock mutant! of mionlxht. A Mini.
bar of otloorit. "pronoun; ailment
noilco departments at the not. Ip-
mind iii it hunting in tho idiot-onto!
ti measure. -" ' ‘
‘A orovd of pool Ihnrpn. or “limo!
unwound” u tinny are known with
potion and tho "ht-omit." work out!
anoint-tit batman Now Yuri: million»
ion, iiouciuti Willi! on minim u it
my [0 tic“.
The
Red T
Sale
, is a Record-breaker this
sea
Tho New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
:2“.
“ltnmtlc” SMntr-h Pot-ti. Imlllt
snuitowor tinti huchu’htvut t‘it'twlt
iv ft'vv trout tint-t unit (that! “lino
First in at 'k“ “y, tut in price.
orawiionnio H
rm...
WEAKFISH ..................... 12c
HATFISH ...................... lOc
FROSTFISH .................... 10c
HERRING ....................... 10c
SHAD ......................... to:
SNAPPER muss . .............. 15c
SPANISH MACKEftgL ,,,,,, to:
TELEPHONE [08.
a. 0}” Futures: it.
'two moons.
«(woouoommouuouunuuuuummo
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FISH go where
but FISH to get the BEST
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Great
Tag '
SOD
' WHY?
Because it oc'intains the
Greatest Bargains ever
offered in
The” Norwalks
14 South Main St.
South Norwallt
'7
“BONNIE" SCRATCH FEED
i prmluvt. in a ittittrnntro of M‘l‘itiflll
(nod illtil ultl nitrite your i‘iiif'Iit‘IiS health}. lii‘t‘i' tltutn Ilt'liiihV‘, tititi
tncrt-oito (on: production. "Mouton“
pared to hint nil tho dou‘tundo or gruwluu nut! full grout] iou'lit.
Sl'rttlt‘h ii‘retl is itriruiilit'ully pro-
Uniy muttrhtht iitnt tiraiiio in mm} l‘t'rlittti‘l up to our limit stand-
ttrd tiro tin-d» 'tfii‘tliliily iiclcriotl t‘itit‘ittrtl and whole grunts and Bonds.
ililI i‘t"'i‘il‘iiilt'ti until tin-y uro tentiro»
tor“ Srmtrh i-‘m tI h; it rotuplolo and
tittlnnt‘od rulh-ll for urlttvtt {unlit in nil mgumtts.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
alwnyo ltt the minds (it in custom-
‘ around rm tor Hamil, cattle and Poultry.
WWW
m
‘ iiey‘t...at...ttt..
taluoiish, smut, Eels. Halibut, Steak
FCod. Flnnan Handles. Eacnllopo. war.
ranted dry. Grecnport Oysters. Long
:and Round Clams. Large Long Clams.
‘opcned, 40c quart.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
moi: onto-intonation otrr.
Committoe of Minister: Proaent Reso-
luthnI and Hear ironmastar’o
Views.
At tho Moiiitkiiitt I‘t‘t'ttchorn' Mvolt
lint. lti Now \‘orit. )oatorduv. roport
one mode of u contmittoo‘a i‘tiiI upon
Andrew Currie-xiv it) prompt to him on
onuronuod resolution oi upprouiatiou
tor hlit gilt ol‘ 8io.titltl,0il(i for world
pouch. The committee» conslstott of tin
H. K. Carroll. ottnirninn; W. C. Show
urns» out! i“. it. tlplmtu, nnd to thaw
Mr. t'nrtwtuo outlinotl iiht ldrn how
tolulutoru may t‘O-Otit‘l'llie. ’l‘iio routi-
Iullon road:
"Ali mlnlsiora or the Print-n or
l‘oaro. norvtnx Chrluthtn tint-tin. \vo
humtily wolromo unit approve» tho tour
t'i‘OiiIt slit 0! Mr. Android Cat‘uosio ot
tionuupuu tor tho promotion or tutor
tititiotini phone. Wo ugroo with him
in holdiuz that war to barbarous, out
of harmony with the civilixotlon ot the
twontloth country or thquhrttitlnn oru.
und n rruol, costly and truthful meth-
od oi Iottlinu intoinotionnl dtunum.
"(thriouanlty give» that video to love
oi molar mun and nation tor notion
nod to human roman, and. them do-
maud inturniitionoi arbitration or in-
trrnntlointt diam-«noon which diplo-
iilnt'y nut: to uttlo. We tintinr to air.
come to our ‘Ithooro thank: for the
noble unit ho lion out com ttho uh.
oiition or run- gnd oi the Mid. tit-onion
mitt by tho prolongation 0: sound tuna
timont out! sound marlin. in this «to
pg‘utgdghflww outflows are hardly
u ; .= Q it l- t
the nor. month Baum truism.
one lasmtor at on.» south hot-wok
mill , ,Gittiroii. inmost: with the
film than ‘ oftho committee. it“
£in mount onion-tony on In om
:‘iit'l’m Mr. minim il ninoonoiod
tindor tint “ min-
tom tho iloo‘ «minimal mm
W ‘ " . .. ’itiéili
in this ”ottoman?! blow in ooh-
t ‘ -* . “this”,
nation it in his
I"!
lttltt lilltit Sittiil
\t'ALl. S’i‘itiflrl'i‘, ill'lil ii iii. ~'l‘tud.
int: tins light at tho opoulnfi tit IIH'
punch ninritot toduy unti thoro worn
tow important t-litttigos trout inst
tilpltt'tt rinsing. 'I‘lto now city hontln
wow tho most nrtivo tritium. n block
of $200,000 stilling tit Hit N. Miti-
uout-i, tinnitus at Term ptd. was up it
point uud uphill siturou oi l’nltotl
Stutvs Stool HUM ill on initial gain or
no, hot this unit noon lost. Litrlotiiv
("hot notuud l 2. t-it linui 3-3 and North-
urn Puritir tutti Missouri l’titfllic l-i. ‘
«Wow»;
WALL sTitEi’l'i', it o. nix—Alter n
alight nothuck tho inurltot htirdonctt.
flooding and Lolilith \‘nlloy shining.
hourly ti point unit othor shot-nu ontol-
ior lrtictlontt. 'i‘rttdtttt: was Qilil't
pointing the outoonto of tho oily iiiliiti
halo.
WALL. STREET. Noonm'l‘ht» «took
marktit dinpiityod littio lilo in tho
morning wanton. tritttoru roatriotlun
tutor operation: to it minimum whiio
waiting returns from thooity lionu
thin tutor in tho tiny. Tho only mourn
u utensivo’ trading in the now my
hood- which sold as high int lot this
coronal-oil with tho concurrent tot tor
the old issue. it won roooantood that.
the cont-Iii of tho mitt-hot him-d 1mg.
than the outcome or the notation oi
lily Minor tomrtt mtdttoy and than
iron ,0 co‘od rimmed in a low or
the in nor spool: tto'tt. Bandit um
‘mvo 5
WALL: ornuirr, 1 i; Monitor
otooith ritio‘d above t tilt summon
dmd‘hutthoro W” m.” W
J :1 {r l
t
I intro. 'i'tio minim grow haunts tile
9 “ rosarfsou'rn NORWALKJEVENING‘T'SENTINEL;
0
SUITS at
SUITS at
These Suits originally sold at from $10.00 to 320.00.
FLANNEL SHIRTS at very tow tigure'
$1.50 Shirts at $1.19.
Shirts at 690.
Milo Shirts at 79c.
Some very heavy $1.00
WINTER UNDERWEAR very cheap
81.50 All Wool Garments, at
81.00 All Wool Garments, at
75c ribbed Garments, at ..
50c Cotton and Fleece Garments at
1” lot $3.50 at $3 Shoes at $1.98
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
Mostly small sizes.
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THE COMMUTERSS REVENGE.
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Reason for Gov. Baldwin's Election Is
Revealed at Last.
tIT‘i‘om the New iluven Union.)
Thu tricntls or Col. Theodore Roose-
voit' in this state (and he has n few
lviti. do not take kindly to the charge
or the lion. Charles F‘. Breaker, or.
Anuouiu, that Roosevelt was the cause
or liopubllcnn dotcot in the recent
mote election in Connecticut. Mr.
Brooitor. no the Connectirut member
of the National Republican ‘commlt-
too. may have. superior sources or
information Oil'WhINi to how such it
t-lturno unitinst tho oxi‘rositiout. Nm'»
ortlicioss Col. Iioosovolt‘n Connecticut
ndtnirot-s resent tho allegation agninst
thoir politlcnl idol that he its such it
hoodoo no to have hut-n responsible
for the» dotvut or the lion. Charles
Goodwin. Republican nominee for $0“
oruur.
Mitten. So)” those worshippers oi'
Iiooscvt'li. and thou they proceed tit
throw it into tho lion. .‘tir. iirtiokor
mood and strong, uud there urc many
t‘ttlli-‘sl‘lViHth‘ citizenH in Connecticut,
who will coneiutio thnt they are about
right in their tirtztitnt‘ttts. loo.
in the ilrst minor, say the Itoosovolt
nttttptlt‘it‘ts, itir. l‘tmoitt-r holds that
::.titit'l lilibliltfi'tiri tilt‘lt in tho lower end of
tho Siii'tt' of t‘ontterticutv-«thnt is,
down Now York tvuywtiniiv i‘iiit‘ into
Now York trmn (.‘onttortit-ut, and that.
zlotm wuu tho hunt-h of Republicans
nho throw the wlurtton to (luv. Bald
win Iii‘t‘iilisw of thutr nlurtn or Roose-
\oltlsnt und iwcnusn ut‘ his butting in-'
to tho political gutuo in Connecticut
in his tittzit‘lt upon (tor. Baldwin.
Woil. thorc may he smoothing to
thin nusot'tlott utmot tho 3.000 Ronni)-
hutn luminous liit‘ll \vho duiiy rhie
trout t'onuot-tit-ut into New York,
t‘ltttll‘allttl; owr ltotn tioodu-in to Baiti-
o‘in liuciinsc oi Ilit'il' prejudice to
iiudoovolt lint the Roosevelt Connec-
ticut contingent of worsltippcrn ot the
Rough Rider 0! Oyster Buy, snap back
that tho proltohle and tnoro (infinite
l‘t‘iiEOii for tho jump from Goodwin to
Baldwin. was tho noiflnhncss oi Mr.
iirookor‘u Now Huron railroad in rain
log the priest-tiger and freight rhino,
more particularly on the lower cud
or tho Now York division. where ro-
sido the 3.000 buoinens men.
And doesn't it Boom plausible. too.
that 3,000. and maybe more. hustnou
inon who romtnuto»~0n tho New Haven
iond dhlly into New York. wanted
hint. ouch n ohmic-o no tho last aloe»
tion littortiod. to not a whack at tho
Now Hurt-n rotui outright for jumping
on tho nontntutution rhino? And one
of tho (initials or that tutti. ono or
tho .tlirootoru too. lit the lion. Chm-ls-
t~‘. Brookor. or Antonin. the Republican
untionoi oomnilttmmnn from thin
uihto. and one of the powers that ho
to Connecticut million, it friend Mid
admin-r of tho lion. Churloo Goodwin.
who not» doiontod tor governor. What
morn natural procedural on the out Of
It dtroot‘or of tho road, the one who
in in the national Republican political
home. than to out all the pollttonl din-
uiitor up to the door of (lei. Roano-
tolt. tint: divortlntg tor the moment
tho lliounlittt or the votor from trim
itoootmlt'. triendo denial-o in the mt
moon why 8,000 intuition men liioold
mitt:7 “stunt. Goodwin and for Bold-
w n
it nu nonornily uncut-stood tint the
v Huron rout won for Goodwin.
home of tho molt'powrtoi man in its
directoroto worn for hint. And than.
didn't moo 0b. We tho none to
lot! tlut’tiuinmt animator in the
Unit“ atom, a retail" .
win‘u. m mourn) have ilil rototivo
to Conmttout norm com-nor by
tho Maintain *
bloom! no do not it“ to omit
w"
$4.89 .
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or is one of the leading directors
sir, they will not have‘ it that it W‘
Col, Roosevelt's scrap with Gov. Bo! ‘
win that was the canoe or Mr. Go p,
win‘s defeat. They insist that 3.00%
were having their revenge on
ilrooitm"a New Haven road for ll
ing up the commutation rates, art
which they put down as abstaining!
unjust. Some day they hope that tho
will be another test along some
similar lines, only they 'would
protor to have Mr. Brooker pl
the head of the Republican state
Rat and then-—
The commuters’ revenge trill.
confined to 3,000 busine‘ss men;
mark these Roosevelt shooters. ‘
nnuyuu
Mrs. Mary E. Taylor.
The death of Mary Esther To?
widow oi Burr Taylor, Occurréd it
home in Ridgetield lost 'i‘hnrod'
tor a lingering illness followed it.
lost by a atroite oi‘ npoplexy. Tho»
roused is snrviroti l\_\' two aonq,’ 7
other Taylor. of Ridgetiold. and hé‘f
taint-rt B. Taylor, of Bai'oune,_N.
and one sisior. Mrs. Elijah Mom
this city. The tunorul was tie it”
St. Stephon‘s t-lttirch on Saturday. $3M
interment watt in the family plot. iii
Ridgetiold cemetery. ‘ ,.
m
Mn. Laura Arnold.
Mrs. Laura Arnold. widow ‘ot’r
latte Theodore Arnold: diet! this no“
int: at. the home of her doughterh >
Fish, of I65 Washington‘atreotin
ll Iii'IQT illness. The tuner-oi I
will on hold on Thursday at 8
from tho undortuking roomap ‘
Standard. Rev. F'. D. Torrey will“
flclatu und the interment will
pace in Lottoview cemetery, No
man. Four daughters and threat ‘
survive. ..
Mrs. Plrctllo Stun-nu. :
turn. Pit-cilia Sturgea. widowolnn
Griswold, of Wilton. died suddontir
hor home in Brooklynl'fiondw'
Griswold spent novereai Itimlt
Danhury. timing her sister. Mn
colt siriiie. The remain: at M
wold were brought to Wilton
interment. I . ..
Funeral of Min Smith.
Tho funeral servtoeooi MISS"
Smith. who tiled after a. brief iii
tit her late remittance. 213 hot
our. Most Norwalk, was hold It
tom Norwaiit iii. E. Church on ‘
afternoon at 2:80. the outer
church, Rev. W. W. Gillian. on
The uorvtcen nonulntodrot i'
npnroprinto Scripture. the li-
two dootu by the Miami)!
Nina Carpenter. and tin Itid
tho pastor. The church finial
the friends of tho douuod.
tho him and warm place lit.
tho hurt» at the random or
munity. Min Smith with in w
exemptory Christian chamom-
ontlo. ultimo with all .
nine“ to the interests abhor
or mitt-he rm til; min
tum or many no". a.
tho olutroh of her childhood. ‘:
urooporlttu with mm a
light; out! hu lott'u’ n ..
my trtondl tho bailout
lilo the principle: otiwhioh
ly ohoun no .WW‘rCV .
tion «to round in W" . ‘
in. amount flirt“ tail
notional». its: motion wow
oil ht Riverside motor
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