who sir-mes oftho om mu
doodle Co. wIiI be bold in tho dine,
rw room. Monastic Temple. lentil
oh: st, January as, 1912, at s
'o'lolook p. m. ; .
Frill-Him. not}. ‘
,2 Roses-r st.- wrmo’x. sow.
Stated Convocation of Moo
{absptsn R. A. M. will music st loo
rooms, January 9th. 1012, st I o'clock
l. to. Work. Past Master and’ M. E. M.
' depress. All It. A. 'Msoons cordially
sndfrI-ueI-nauy invited.
. anomaly-yours.-
has”? Q wtuoox, Ion'y.
scum NORWALK BQARD OF
TRADE.
Prosidsnt—Nohsmiah Condos.
Vioo-Prssldsnt-charlos J. Pldcson.
vacuum-7mm w. Hadley.
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. .. JANUARVIIs.
If This is St. Jackson's Day—«other
. ftjwlse, the anniversary, of the anttle of
. ‘iNew‘jOrlenns. Ninety- seven years
' ago today the Kentucky ridemeh and
‘ gather rlnemen. under Andrew Jackson
gcmmped up twelve thousand ses-
tanned British regulars—~frosh from the
fiMb of crumbling up Napoleon—4m-
this shalom of wellingtons bfiIth-
. ier-hlllli’fl Sir Edward Pakenham,
ff‘lhs Month-man stamina, was ill-
.fsd‘vlhcd «though to mine a frontal at-
{tack on the American breastworks.
Hls regiments“ withered awny" ‘ uh-
/Mn the deadly rifle are as Pickett’s
did on a listen day under the artillery
‘gilr‘e at Gettysburg. In less than thirty
.minutos the survivors were running
" ".,for their lites; 2.600 ware down.
‘fkilled or wounded: Sir Edward him
.‘self lay among the dead. Jackson's
lions tins eight killed and thirteen
hounded Neier before had British
3thrills known such a disaster; they
were not to know the like of it again
until fusions Hill—another Mair of
l“bravely but blunderlngli led regulars
Eg‘ngsinst rustic Ilflemen January 8.
1815? made Andrew Jackson President
o of the United States“ M the news or
the signing of the treaty of peace had
reached New Orleans on January 7.
1815, who cab be sure that the chap-
ters of our political history which tell
of Andrew Jackson's eight yours in
the White House would not have re.
malned- forever unwritten?
H.“
OUR GOVERNOR "TOO INTELLI-
’ ‘ GENT."
‘ I'l’he New York Sun says that possb
toy Governor Baldwin is too Intelligent
to-be present. Here is the quotation
from the Sun‘s editorial:
Il‘Oonne items in her governor,
, .formeriy her chief justice. Simeon
. I ; ' Eben Boldwin, a Democrat who in in-
jtcllectusi power probably far exceeds
'any man as yet ‘mentioned‘ or dream-
V of us the Democratic candidate in
w strum. grasp of legal and con-
'slltistlonai principles. the old fashion-
36d Yr‘mkce keeuness and vigor of mind.
M of Roger attention and on.
M Ellsworth has In Governor Bold-
‘ Will” It man to‘be proud of. Possibly
~ he is too Intelligent to be president."
. - _ _'
("BOY HURT IV FALL WWN STAIRB
sddyKlopoch Had uncut 'But Will
51 .I ‘ Recover ins Pow boys. ,
“Teddy," tho little son of Mrs. Hor-
-'- (riot. Demyn- KIOpoc'h. of Mott avenue.
‘ on injured slithtly this morning
W he sou. head out down the Ions
Jot front stairs in his home
' he came to foil Is a mystery sod
All“ is was not seriously InInred
m provldoatisl. .
. . aldddy had been talking with Will-
huh: F mum at the top of the stslrs
find the latter turned about to so into
I” horn s few feet my When in
" the hi flitting. Rushing to tho
:- bhsotslrs he picked up Master
with was not so badly hurt
- ‘ any. why3 interfere with his
“ Wtoouutlo
. It not be well to look ovor'oul' city
.dehtedness unless we do to: ourselves
the to: rate was slightly increased.
191%; long experience in affairs, a rug- ;
I W Its oootsct wows 5
Is rogue: comfortablr
m ,
on
“seasonal Inn massed to to
col» lotion forvub stioo nouns
solders under tbs above ho'sdiss. Ill
brief and tothopol t communication.
as s general pro on tion. oornlos mood
1011M ”and on! than I. m “
one. In which the madden! is
concentrated. We do most sulphsii'o-
all suggest brevity. mus-willed or-
miss. we have doomed. are lost
to to roll. Ind on may limos valo-
ed altogether.
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nirv'os scum noswauo‘s near
Editor Booth Norwslk Evening Sons-
inel. South Norwslk, Conn.
Dear Sir:-
lBeforo we cousider seriously the I
matter of reducids our bonnie. would
report and got an idea of what our
city debt amounts to, and then figure
out how we can get rid of this in-
to pay it off?
VOur bonded indebtedness. exclusive
of the Ivnter debt of $315,600 and the
electric light debt of 842.600, amounts
to $142,500.
fi‘his debt was bonded In l906. but
when the Board of Estimate and Tax-
ation came into being In 1907. it found
that in the interim, a’ debt of "Silo
had been incurred. It was then that
and in the-two yesrs following, this
$7,800 was paid off.
Last year the council did not spend
within 84.800 of Its opnronrintlon.
autumn of this ii to be diverted Into
the sinking fund.
With 8100. 000 worth of ten your
street bonds. and 873000 worth of
building bonds, to be issued within the
next few months, Is there a more one
portune lime to stnrt in s smailwu'
to reduce our awful indebtedness!
Can there be any objection to the pro-
ceeds of 2:5 of a mill being pldbed in
the sinking fund. when nest your it
will take an extra full mill to pay
the $7,000 increased interest charge
do the new indebtedness about to he
Incurred? And. this new Item on":
500 which mustehe added to the yearly
budget will not my of! one dollar 01
our present. or anticipated bonded in-
debtedness
Mayor Tammany recommends wait
lng until the next session of the leg-
islature, and then having the charter
amended making it obligatorI‘. bill so
long as the presentmchartcr gives the
Board of Estimate sud Toutlon the
option of doing this, would It not be
better to let them set aside the small
amount they have proposed?
Sometime or other. we must- ‘pay
what we owe. and the beginning made
in 1907 ought to be followed up.
III the mean time. we owe excluslre
or the Union School District debt.
and of our share of the town debt.
but inclusive of the electric light and
water debts. ”00.000 to be increased
this your by $175,000 worth of new
bonds. and now because it is sought
to pay off $2,500 of this, somebody is
accused of playing politics; onto!
our city officials is so, mad that he
can't eat. and a city meeting is called
to stop this nefarious work.
Isn't this enough to make a horse
laugh?
South Norwnik, Conn.
Jnnunry'Sth, 1912.
‘ CITIZEN.
CONNECTICUT COAST ARTILLERY .
SHOOTING.
,
Good Scores Mode with Good Guns
Lost Your—Coot. Mosomon'o
Poi-foot Soon. ..
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.~‘A state"
ment issued 'by the militls division '
oi the war department show that
some members of the Connecticut
Coast Artillery reserves made good
scores, In long range tarpst- -sbootlns »
with big guns. inst year. Captain A.
Mossmsn of the Sixth Connecticut
Company. mods I perfect score in four
shots with slxoinch rides at will
targets 2,506 yards distant; Another
perfect some who made by Liontoospi I ’I‘
W. N Potter. ert‘eenth company.
in three shots. With 1 ton-Insist,“ of
moving target 6,1“ ysrds distant. Fol
lowlns m tksothor connection! woof
Miles-y Inllltls Ms. crodltod with ‘
hits, together with their MM .
moons usod osd not cost. of hits:
Cousins. LWWOIfliM-I
pony, twelve-inch mot-hos. sup W
ysrds, 60 not con: m I. B.‘
Payne, First Comm... Hotels sills.
8.000 yards, 33 our sonic: slip with
sis-insomnia, unsunsnt s. It. Mood. . I
O
E And it’s got s human. but ..I:
”Add it surely must have fallen
ltisfollofbowsandn‘bboss; is
' is tied with yards of-Iril»
And the middle of it‘s-'Inalotsd ; “
‘withsblossomssds bird,
Out of soils II b bullded and of
splints and wickeraildsdi‘i"
And it's pink. or blue. or "'7’...
WI
liweoldntholdslsclet
ll
It is fsnciful and fluffy. mostly. P. . ,
scented. soft and puffy,
And it's fringed mood with
tsssels, all of silver sod of
sold.
Anditbmtonsupor lsces in
mostunexpectadplsccs.
everybitoftimellold:
it's a beautiful plnmdoodle. sud ,, .
it cost o lat of handle. 4; ‘3
And it come this looming only 3i
from the maiden ”one” ti:
But [wish my “tinting Mabel .
hsdofflxedfoltslsbel-
And had kindly wnttenfion it
what the blasted this is
Q
' attractively priced.
12%6 3
.7 A YARD
Worth 15c to 25¢ yd.
Swiss Csnbric and Nslns
sock Edges, Insertions ant!
Readings, the edges from 3
to 6 inches wide. the bead-
ond insertions 1% to
~;% inches. Included are
may of the plain buttonhol-
ed edges used for the dust
15c *'
A YARD
Values up no 35: yd.
Swiss Noins’oolr and Esth-
brie Edges 3 to 5 inches
wide. Insertions} to 2%
inches and Gslloons 1% to
6 inches in eyelet and blind
effects. new and very dealt.
oble patterns for all kinds of
Mu?“-
A man
': View ”I.
wide. ,
of Swiss. Ninso‘ok or Com-
brie. is. .o Qindtd" assort-
most of m ;‘ double
edgo hairdo of Batiste Em-
hro combined with
Bsby Irish and Swiss,‘ in the
blind and eyelet dosgns.
Voluos up (050C yd.
Embroiderbd Edgings, 4 to
8 inches wide and insertions
to 4 inches. of Swiss Notin-
sook and Cambrlc in hand- ‘
some designs in blind and
eyelet effects. Wonderfufly
good values at this price.
psrchsoss. you on numbered:
we’ll soy to you: Come Tuosdsy.
Beginning Tuesday Morning at 8 30
A Little fordhwchtutomsummorfleedsmcanssssm. A.-.
of s tidy sum ....._.
If you’vwsttsndcrl thgpe ssieobefors; notion; further need be said-eyon’ll be here. Ii,
YhsMwlsohovenot profited by the intern: the past.
Is this sole, as in oil previous ones. the offerings are most ‘
—. f
I36c
A YARD
Worth so to 75¢ yd.
25 in. Allovers of extra qual-
ity Swiss sud Noinsook, in
fine and dainty patterns in
eyelet and blind effects. es-
pecially suitable for Waiots,
, Yahoo and Guisnpso.‘
1; 65C
AYARD
Worth 85: to $1.50 yd.
1....Flouncin s in the 27 and 45
inch widt 5, including many
baby patterns with the scal-
loped or hemotltched edges.
eyelet and blind effects. are
shown in handsome new do.
signs.
Allovers and Wilhelm}
inches wide, in blind and
eyelet patterns, on Swiss
Nainsook and Batiste. These '
are very desirable for the
summer mist or dress.
"$1.49
AYARD
Values up to .5 yd.
Many of our high‘clus nov-
elties of which only a few
"yards of each pattern man:
are included in this great
lot. Edges. Insertions. Gal-
ioons. and 18,27 and 45-in.
Flouncings. which regularly
st..’
scllnptoSsooyard.
I,.
5% f
A- YARD ‘ f
. Values up to $1 yd.
Flouncings in the 21-inch :
widths, of Swiss and Nain~
sock, and a few patterns of
the {anions “Fastedge” Em—
broiderica- on long cloth, .
Inade cxpccially for under-I.
garments. .. Many new and
desirable designs:
75c
AYARD
Values up to on; yd.
High class imported novelty
Embroldcries of - Swiss.
Nainsook and Batista;
113:”. Insertionsof sad Gsl~
s, In scores very good '
and effective designs.
$1.49
sensuous;
45-inch Flouncings and All-
over Embroideries,‘ In excep-
tionally good new patterns»
for waist and dress making.
Extra quality Swiss inn-
oools and Batiste embroider-
;d in blind and eyelet ef-
ects. ~
$1.98
Lilli?
High class Imported 45-h.
Embroidered Marquisette.
This to fine extra quality for
waist or dress making.
Blankets and Camfortable‘s at
Greatly Reduced Prices
»
IlElTllliYElI TEllll AT SEA
ll lllllEl
(Continued droid first nus.)
New York not Thursday in company
with sove'n battleships of the Atlxntlo
toast and the mother torpedo veosos
Dixiolooimhlnu dvo destroyer» wss
‘ dissented mossy Modems shoot
in the heavy sooslnsnolplossm
mswooymsrev York.
sud-Donut. I
Minnow mumm-
~ or. sending out Mist masts M hall).
was plohdsrbythomlhll liner
Tamas. which loft soma- ”or“!
for New You. (Sophia ms, 11 fits
Ms. who woodflslus walnut
orIInuurossnsonohmm
‘ . residues-own tum mom
motions-sinusntumnr
ssdhioorowfrontbohsmodml
~rioowftsnrhotrmtlsstts versus
the most «receptors: or the reason
the western Atlsntiosnd thot the Tor-
ry becsmopsopsrs‘ted from the other
vesseltt of the heat. The Tagus stood
by tho Terry and with be: wireless
lashed out sppsols for holy. ,.
Now-ortfi'nushtostsoosstroyo:
mkodthsflovyosnsstmontm
I» m in» mi: om disintehod
wmmommondothorhro
lilmtomldthofM
disabled” vosool. Tho bottlsoslp lam
Gooilso which wssst‘ Inducted“
the W soil! for which“ and
sent Word that site who hurrying to
old the destroyer Tits Tosca stood
by them-ryuhtllsssmnoswssro»
solved that s novsf vessel would soon
he sinusitis the Terry to giro I'l'ois. .
sdsqosto outstation. ,
No sows hsd been rc’oolvod hr with
and the d or ms.” when
sud William mater! perilous on I .
portencc,‘ melted Bombs yesterdsy. ‘
iwss s source oY rolls}! to now} on.
clots. ‘ «
NEW YORK Ian. 8~No ftfs'ther
news from the disabled torpedo in:
dostrom Torry. lighting nor her life. '
oi! Hoitgrss" with her tublncs out or]
comnnssion. had touched here this .
kinship; The Brooklyn new you »\
bod heard nothing, nor bod shy of the _.I
wlitolsss stations horsolI‘onts picked up ’
osy mass lollipop! the progress 5 ~-
or the scout cruiser Silent sad "the . i
moo “Primal. which have been ‘
yous Terry's assist-once
FREDEIGHUVO
. ’13:“.
issositlis dossrtmsntfhomths sill-is _.§" ’
muse-sir to lhdicsts ml the :
mind Ichabod the must
was presumed (its: modal: vessel to! ‘,
r‘ossltod the “lotus W. how- "
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