dos 7:10; sets 5:ox. ‘
tide 8:17 a. m.;g 9:05 p. m.
. sector? serious
uaaouto Dlnld'rORY.
I well Lodgo, N0. 108, F. and A. M.
blasts in Masonic Building, South
Main street. 1st and 8d Tuesday of
such month-duly and Ausust ox-
copied—at 8 o'.clook All Master
glands cordially invited Reed
‘ ‘.Flynn. W. ii. Robert M. Wilcox.
flutter Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Hoots in Masonic Buildinz. South
Main street, 2d and stu Tuesdays of
odoh1month—4uly and August ex-
one cordially invited. William K.
Salton. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
» noses-r u. WILCOX. soar.
hydrous ‘SENTINEL rsLaeHous
ORE-News Department
Dave-alanine” Dsphrtmsnt
..ddoa-uhranoh Office. Norwsik
,_ ‘M ‘uldiior’s Residihoa
fines—ole» Editor's Its-looses
m
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1‘ "Merchants and Manufacturers
.~ Association
JAM EMORY STEVEN’BM Preston; .
- snag” at Lirv NTARD.‘ a my
Legit cos n'rr .Triaaure "r"
“when?" Commit
RLEBT .DIMOND
ARK HUR it. WALDRD ON
J8 JENNINGS
‘3 , . upon
. gaovghflgg‘ugfi RakPHEWBON
BET Dd HWN
m BWABTZ
"THE COMING WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE.
The list telepgrahphed from Wash-
ington last week of the democrats pick-
ed to serve upon the House's ways and
means cornmlttee during the next two
' years did not have a single New Eug-
‘ land name. on it. but the “Boston Ad-
‘ vertiser” is now informed that it
—_ should have had the name of Hon
Andrew J. Peters (Harv. '95) of Jo-
males Plain, Mane, says the Hartford
. Courant. He‘s not a member of the
‘ present ways and means committee:
_.the only Eastern democrat. on it is
* Hon. Francis Burton Harrison. of New
York. Among the present Republican
; members of the committee New Eng-
land is represented. as "Conrant"
readers know.b y Hon. Samuel W Mc
M. of the Massacimsetts delegation
f .. Hart E. J. Hill. of our owu delega
Both are ”high- up" committee-
“.hien-only Chairman Serene E. Payne
mnonJohn Dnlzell rank 'themw
d in any ordinary circumstances
' th would'be sure of reappointment.
”We consider Mr. Hill a very good risk
the actual and extraordinary cir-
nematode“; such a walking encyclo’
dia oi tariff information could ill be
spared What effect the promotion of
Mr. Peters is to have as regards the
retention dd Mr. McCall emains to he
spear The southo‘mers and Western
era may possibly think that two Mass»
milieu! men on the reconstructed
”A?! had means committee Would be
Mlilfihchusetts man too many.
MM
RIGHT To THE POINT.
It
that. ought. to mean something
than the date for a new
Wounds as being the
polygamist under the
pan—Log Anceles Hor-
l
Potluck huts attention to the
illit; homer Wilson. of New
9 did divide one sari: hero
Wdidwmsridia Journal ..
i tbs Sisal Trust not
.w be an indication
‘* is min gremlins
.h‘sndso‘lao «Provi-
suruau Hoar pool. games. ‘
Ooofiiid Defeats Monitor, and Smith
Wins from Byxbss. '
Two more games were played in the!
Putnam Hose Company's'pool tourna-
ment, last night, when Frederick Boo
ileld, rated 100. defeated William Mee-
ker, rated 85, by the score of 100 to
. 70. 'r. smith. rated so, defeated r l
iyxhee.tratod 35. by u score of 60 to
The detailed scores follows:
Scottie”. 100. Msakar, 85.
' 9
13 . 17
13 . 30
20-1 lid-mil
BUM—1 38
42 41
53 44--.}
62-1 «iii
70 5554
79—4 57~—1
88 62—1
99 (it;
100 70
liefereemlticlinrd (Tough.
Scot erv—Frod Weiselt.
Byxbao, 35. . Smith. 60.
l-~6 " iiA—l
lm‘tl limit
2 28
5"“‘1 \ 2".““1
ll-~l 46
iii 5st
tit)
Referee—whoa Welseit.
Scorer—Richard (Trough.
'l‘onight Richard Creagh and Fred-
erick Woiaeit. both rated 100. will
play and one of the best games of the
series is looked for.
POOL GAMES IN NORWALK.
Two in the Nutmeg Club Series and
One in Norwsik Club Tourney.
There were three games of pool
played last {pvening in Norwalk. two
in the Nutmeg Club, and one in the
Norwalk Fire Police tourneys. in the
Nutmeg Club the two games were in
the. second round. and BtephSn Smith
defeated Harry llurtou. both rated 100,
by the close score of 100 to 91. The
game was interesting. for it was
doubtful as to the winner until the
very last ball had been made. The
other game was between Anson Kee-
ler. rated 60. and George E. ln‘ndcberg.
rated lit). and ended in a defeat for
Keeier. no to «if. Lindeberg played
circles around Kepler. who had an off
night and was in hard luck. in the
Norwalg Fire Police the next to the
last game in the first round James
Grace. rated 115. defeated Alfred Avl‘
eon, rated 40, by the score of 115 to
III. There will probably be another
game in the Nutmeg (‘lub this owning
the last game on the first round. The
scores:
Burton. loo. Smith. 100.
4 10ml
8 flml
12 2~ ~1
8 7
0 "I
7 8
8 6-» l
fl~-2 6M2
Srwl b~¢1
6—1 i5~2
5....1 7*2
5..2 7
7m! 7
7....1 7
1
91 100
Scorer» Sheldon.
Roferer—Lindeberg.
Keefer, so. Lindsbsrg. 110.
i-«l 8-»
4 . ll
0-4 it
0 15
' 'I‘ 8
. 't'»-1 7
2 13
i’w—l 9
6—«2 6-~~l
3 12
3 7
if no
Scorer~8heldon.
Referee-F‘ltch.
James Grace. 11!.
lib-l
25
38 i
63 i
60 12
73 12 ml
88 Ila-1
101 l2-l
11193 liI-1
115 13.!
Raferewsodarland.
Scorer—dwindled
South Nomlk Club Pool.
Ono game was played last night in
the pool tournament of the South Non
walk Club. Harry J. Dexter. Jr..'100.
defeated George H. Cadrey. 90. in
Class A, by tbs score of. too to ill. Ah-
c-hls Binder was referee. Luther bl.
Wright. tally keeper and Horses 8.
Hatch scorer. - No some will be played
tonight. on account of the lMios'
Night prosmll.
Oil. TANK “IAN!!! ASHOHI
i... Mum. Jan 25. --'I'he oil
tabit st Usonisr. from Port Ar-
thur. Toni wont ashore in Beverly
éisrbo w-hii‘a attempting to dock to»
arm .
that the 103mm!"
r setsral hours thrss tugs st-
ptsdtarslss‘ss‘ the steamer with.
out suede ,. it is behaved that she
I! be floated without difilculty at
gall tide tonight. 'l‘he [Adopter was
”um ammo oases.
_ m k
m OWII. Jan. 3W snissd
Woods tilt tits raisin: Me;
at law. when i:
Without; court _
‘ooussrvmswasr. I
Pretty Ceremony at the Residence of
Mr. and Mrs. floss But-chard.-
'i‘lle'marriago of Miss Lucy I).
SWeet, formerly of Newburgh. N. Y..
but who has for some time past been
Iiililg with Mr and Mrs. Rosa liur
shard of West avenue. and L. A.
llolielty. of New York city, a prominent
luwyol III that place. was soiolnnlzed
in high noon today. at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. llurchul‘d in West
avenue. Only the immediate triends
and relatives of the couple ware pros-
out at the ceremony. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
by Florist It. (i. iiunford. the color
scheme being pink. Southern Ilmilax
and pink Kilurney roses were arranged
in profusion and palms and ferns were
attractively placed about the handsome
residence.
The bride was charming in a white
embroidered satin gown and carried
it shower bouquet of bride‘s roars. She
was unattended. have by the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. iiIlrchurtl.
Mitts Mabel llurchard. who was charm-
ingly gowned in pink and white silk.
and who in the capacity of flower girl
carried a bushel of pink bride‘s roses.
The best man was Stanley A. Sweet,
a cousin of the bride. and a classmate
ofthe groom iu the class of 1907. Yale
Academic University. Speltlel‘u or-
rlmstru of dye pieces furnished the
excellent music for the occasion.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. lir. John lint-Ike. oi" Newburgh.
the former home or the bride. Alter
the ceremony had been performed the
guests adjourned to the banquet room.
kin-re an elaborate wedding breakfast
had been prupntotl. Mares! of New
Yorll' catering
Mrti.1)0h0i",l5 although she has been
here lull about a your and u half. has
made a host of friends. The couple
have been the recipients of many beau-
tiful uutl tittsfi‘s wutltiiug gifts from
“promote nutrition.
IIIEIIE‘S IIII RISK
It This Medicine Does Not Bene-
Iit You Pay Nothing
«m ...w...
A physician who made a specialty
of stomach troubles. particularly dys-
pepsia, after yards of study perfected
the formula from which iluxuli Dysr
pepsin Tablets are made.
Our experience with itoxllll Dyspep-
sia 'l‘ableis leads us it) believe them
to be the greatest remedy known for
the relief of acute indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia. 'i‘heir ingredients
are soothing to the lutlsmed mem-
branes of the stomach. They are rich
in pepsin. one of the greatest digestive
aids kuowu to medicine. The relief
they afford is almost immediate. Their
use with persistehcy and regularity for
a short time brings about. a cessation
of the pains caused by stomach dis—
orders.
Hexali Dyspepsia Tablets will insure
healthy appetite. aid digestion and
As evidence of our
siilt‘trro faith in ftexnll hyslmpsia Tub-I
lets, we ask you to try them at our
risk. if they do not give you entire.
satisfaction. we will return you the
money you paid for thorn. without
question or formality. They come in
tllrtm sites, prices 25 route, 50 cents
and “.00. Remember you can obtain
them only at The Clifford Pimrmat‘Y.
Quittuor it Cnnty, Props.
their ll‘It‘lldil. At thr- l‘oncluaion of
the breakfast the happy muplu debit”-
ed upon their wedding tour. which is
to be an extended (the. utter which
they will return to New York city it)
i'titiiIit'.
NO CHOICE YET.
ALBANY. Ian. 25.~l‘ht~ NIXlIl bul.
lot for United States senator to sue-
(cod 1 Ilailllt‘t‘) M. Dept‘w. taken today.
resulted in no choice
Tel. No. 909 Deliveries 8:30 a.
...—r ..
® Extra Specrals ®
----AT THE A&P STORE-—
I 8a sr.
float Creamery ilutter a pound“ .33cIL": pounds {or ...... ............ $1.25
Magnolia Milk. n can ............ 10c L‘il pounds lot ....... . ......... $1.00
(lover Milk. n can .loci lti pounds for .................. 50c
Ad? Milk. n ran ............... tic; .~ pounds for .................. 25c
i‘vaporals-d Milk. lulgo tan ...... 10:1 A&l' Flour. :ll» lb lisp. ......... 86c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
m. and 2:30 9- to.
Free Delivery.
' i . < ’7'...
... I... w w
pkg.
Cracker Sale
NATIONAL stacmr company's ceacxaas I-‘Ilseiiv fROM rue
ovens AT cur PRICES ‘ i
C Famous Red Grahams
Baronet Biscuit
Zwieback
No limit in quantity at this price.
C
Bay as many as you wish.
. VERY DEBT CREAMERY SUTTER. pound ............. 33c
MAUD 3. GRAND FLOUR. bag ............................ ......850
FINE MAINE POTATOES. peck ............................... 22:
w
83 I. 85 WASHINGTON 3T.
A. F. Beckmann 81' Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
or. in our line on the
erything we sell.
as Washington St.
Coffees,Teas.Spices,«c-
Arc of the beat that are found here.
f‘ce of the earth. Quality stands book of ev-
Test and Try
The Union Pacific Tea Company
Tel. 542-3.
IVMWWWWM .
THE
~. GREATEST
SALE
That Ever Happened
The WhOle Town Up and Doing! Every-
body’s talking about it!
Came and are still Coming! Enthusiasm
reigns supreme!
Tremendouw
Values
Bargains On all sides. After all is said.
it's the PRICES that BEST tell the. story.
There seems to be no limit to. the
Impossible to go into
Come and see for yourselves.
Come Tomorrow
Come Every Day, until the wonderful
stock is disposed at NOW is, the Har-
details.
vest Time.
Nothing better and nothing pur-
Frao Delivery
Extra - SPECIAL - Extra
Finest Florida Oranges
From tw euty- five for 25¢, to 25s dozen
GET YOUR SHAH! OF THEM AT “
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
I ”In“ I“
' New London. ,
. ‘ Ghsriso 8. Hyde. Canter-bury.
i
‘
ranusso' «doorman.
w. a. Johnson. at Newton. is Chosen
Presidsnt at Harriet-u.
HARTFORD Jan. 25. ~—'l‘he For.
mers Association yesterday adopted
the bylaws of 1909. and chose these
odicsrs:
President“! . (2. Inflation. Newtown:
vice‘llffifldeht. Edytard ill. Kind. East
Hartford; secretary. Willis Coven
i‘omfret: assistant secretary. Wilfred
V. Warner. Woloott.
Executive committee: Hartford
county. A. F. car, Sell hin out Fair-
neithwmw arr. :ONew
Hiram“! V. Warn r. Woieott:
lliiam D. Allyn. Led
.iaild'l‘ol Senator L. .l. atom.
. Id. tilddiosex. samusl Russell.
htldd‘is‘bm;
[transom
Washinatou: Windham.
money-saver S.
Litollflelti. Walter W.»
Store
n -.....
WARDEN GARVAN REIIGNB.
E. Kant Hubbard. Jr.. of Middletown.
duoosads Him on Btstb Ra-
formstory Board.
HARTFORD. Jan. 2ft.--Aeoepting
the resiunstlon of Widen Albert Gar-
vin. of the State Prison at Wcthers-
llild. as a member or the state He
Cemetery board. which is building the
new institution at Cheshire. Governor“
Baldwin today sent to the Senate his
appointment. of E. Kent Hubbard. Jr.
'llttddistown. to till the vacancy until.
July next. and for the new term of
.fbur years banishing on that data:
it is understood that pressure of
duties lad Warden Garvin to relinquish
his membership its [one to Europe
next month for a vacation. since the
ol'tidpisstion of the rafonuatory board
. border the set or the last legislature.
Willi his wide ltnow-
. tiarvl
p lsdite and experience in reformalory
tot Mill‘s“, to gen with the deliberations
Idlyl may problems
..W bars been so it
The Crbwds
See Price List W at
SUNDAY HUNTER FINED.
New Canaan Mart Paid $14.43 for the
Privilege.
County (lame Warden Smith was
railed to New Canaan. yesterdai'. to
assist Deputy Warden Ferris on a
case of Sunday hunting and as a result
Barnum Doll‘orest. of New Canaan, paid
$14.43 for the pleasure of hunting last
Sunday.
The case came up before Justice
flawless and DeForest claimed that he
was hunting for toilet. and that he
thought it was all right to hunt foxes
on Sunday so ions as he left the other
game alone.
Should any other fox hunters have I
the some idea they should notice this
case and read the law again? “No per-
son shall on Bunday hunt; or sheet.
and the possession in the open air of
the implements or shootiot is prime
fuels evidence of an attempt to hunt. "
WILL-Knows MUiIotau asap. .
new. Miss» Jan.’ Elwin-s. Edward
if; (lineal this with y sown as s mole
i Wound I
Norwalk Chronicler