Corséts‘
For the 111016 week of our 161111 Sales We otterd a very in
lines at reduced and spec al ilr
can guarantee of thorough re ability.
or 711ch 11110121113 and SILK. 56. 50
Lilo-n of- goods in all the following
of these carry the usual McCutc
011111111 Corsets
'11: About Half Price
Unusual values in this well known lace
front Corset in all sizes, 18 to 36.
or FRENCH COUTIL, $3.0o,eformerly
s6 00.
OF FRENCH BATISTE AND COUTII...
$4. 75. Formerly $8. 50.
Formerly 510. (1'0 and 12. 00.
French Voll'edn Corsets
DISCONTINUED MODELS AT 13. 50.
5mm
Sale
, Lingerie, Suits, etc
6 outlet:-
rces.
1111391111111 Lingerie
The materials are dainty and beautiful,
the styles of the ver best, and the gar-
meritsy display the hghest grade Work-
manship.
HAND- EMBROIDERED G O W N S.
$15.95, 2. .3537235. 3. 73. 5 75 6. 50,
0 u to 11 0!
HAND on couaiNarioNS" 1261‘.
s~all vol1 and'Draivm. 151.95, 3.150.
4. 75, 6.1 . 7110.17.71.11
169516.616" o " p
CHEMISES, 751:, 5100, .25 1511',
2.25, 2.95, 3..75 M450 5.,75 8.0010
120.00. -
HAND ~ EMBROIDERED DRAWBRS,
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to 11 "11111111111166
61111111111116 611111an the
617 Question 1W!»
1 11111111111111.1111 '
mitten wherever shin committees
late in ”11661111511113, Wilde to the 11111
. that the do
continued uut ii an early hour today
. 1111; when William .1; 617111 1111111166
' Juibllant frame of mind.
' business transacted was to decide that
. determination not to be 11 candidate
‘ for the presidency.
“ "in having been regarded an uncut»
Coutils of best
$10.,oo 12.50.14. 0
Made from fancy Silk and Plain‘French
Suits, Coats, Dresses, etc.
111.00, 1'. 50 2.75 4.50. 7.5111015 06
HAND-susnoioehao SKIRTS st. 95
«guano Formerly 2.75,“3.50, 4. 75, 6 ,so, a 50 to' so on.
to 18. 00. , . .
American L111 9
DOWNS, High-neck and Chemise styles,
TAILORED SUITS, 515
weight. in a ood
$25. 00' 6111135.“).
HlGHeGRADE SUITS,
and exclusive models.
styles and colnrs.,
‘251001 “
79% 1
'PRESSES. in a great
tfireatly reduced.
1
"petmissivo primary"
in: delegates uont over until today.
11111111111 ‘.
Bill i BiEiilEN
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Meeting Marked By Extreme
Bitterness and the» tie is
Passed 1. .
11111111111111" «
, 11111111111
11111111111 Guifey 11.. 1111111111 n9-
urc Around Which Fight Waged
WASHINGTON. Jan. {tr—William
Jennings Erynn fought his tight in the
democratic national commitlec and
. lost. 'He made Colonel James 1171. Got-
' fey, member of the committee from
,Pennsylvanlu, the issue, and the com-
' mittee declined to unseat Colonel Gut-
{fey 111 a vote of 30 to 18 Mr. Britta
once: appealed from 61 di‘sclsion by
Chairman Mack and wasdeteated, 33
‘10 111: .. . 1’ _
1The comrhittee’s session was
marked by extreme bitterness. Once-
the 1‘.” ‘paosedonnd' blows seemed im-
~111111113111." Mr. Bryan was tram first to
last the centralwxure in the proceed-
lugs and the atolls he precipitated the
item mo@3,nt. the committee was
calledi top-.1116!» lasted through the
“3.3111 "‘13
-._.
80 111111111 time was 1.11111 to the
matter or contested 11111 in the 13°F“.
mitten that the more important
Fancy and Sta e Colors.
Sittin lined 11111211. Regular prides
and 45. 00—1-11 number of handsome
STREET and DRIVING COATS,515.00
«Of Warm, Light- -welght Woolen
Materials in a good assortment of
VELVET and BROADCLOTH COATS.
smart styles from the best Woolen
Serges; as well as a number of Cordu-
ilk. Chiffon and Silk Dresses.
Rogu 1% 17116:: $25. on and 35 (to.
AFTERNOON AND DINNER.-
some models, only one of each kind,
:25 00, 35.00 and
representatives of that city proudiv
, ' 1
BA‘III E AN" '8 idisplayed 11' certified check for $100,«
11. , . ' i000 as their bid for the convention.
06—1-01 Winter
assortment in
51111 and 3.50 to 14. 75.
THREE- PIECE COMBINATIONS, .
‘ 1:366:61“?er 5(1‘30 5 50' 11 olive) fly
rower an .
”5' 00’ 35' ocr ‘-—-—Princess and. Re uatitm style, 1
Etta“): reduced ‘1.00,1.25, 1,1150 1'91’ r“£25, 3 50 to
13.50
to 4. 50.
Reduced from 1. 25 to :2 .95
$25; no, 3100 and 45. 001-4111116-
somely lined and of the very best 1112- 51- 75
tcrials, greatly reduced - Pure Silk RibLL
SERGE DRESSES, 515. oo—Tailored in Black, Tan,
Blue, Bronze
83.00. '
variety of hand-
Va 111: 50c pal
This Sale also includes a very attractive goiiection of Table Linend
Linens, Blankets, Quilts, Bedspreads, etc... at special and reduced prices.
James McCutcheon 8: Com 31.11.11.916?
mama trams-:1 .1.
1.11111 of soioot
Baltimore in Lead.
‘ Baltimore stood out last night well
to the lore of all her competitors. The
St. Louis seemed to hold second
place, with Donvor and Chicago 11111
dor consideration and New York far
behind. Many memberu of the com-
mlttee tuvor June 25 as the date ot
the com 91111011 This will be just one
week after the ropubiicans gather in
The committee began its sitting
with open doors, but us soon as Mr.
51.1310, 1.25, 1.,35195,2.95,upio
PRINCESS SLIPS, 51.95, 2.,25 2.93.
DRAWERS.Soc.85c,111.oo, 1. 35.1 1.95
CORSET COVERS, 501:, 751:, 31011,
Sta le Shades. Value 51 :50
1.1111111 $1111 111111511 "
Pure Silk. ‘ lack, White and “.00
pair
Also Pure Silk tw.-toncd
All the smart colors.
' Cotton and Lisle Hosiery
1311611 Lisle and Cotton.
lar and out sizes. All Dot:
To 5 and high wilted lie“,
L Dim
Boot effect,
iii/hiatus Pit‘i‘ki' ‘ i
an 1116 e. 31.85 ‘ 1
Value Pair 1
Refr-
l‘. ,1 .,
WAVE.
“Iii
ltcpmeoniuiivc Palmer had occurred
(‘zgionol (today of consortia: with the
republican "machine" in Pennsylvania
and or disloyalty to his party. Mr
131 you repgntod all or 111111111111 more
At the end it is said he had no apolo-
gies to otter. Undmrbtedly he will
(‘M r; on his tight against Colonel (tut-
tcy. taouo time during his impas-
11101161 ripped} to the committee to rid
itself cl "Dolley ond Gufloyism.” Mr.
Bryan went so for as to threaten to
”appeal to the people‘ it the com-
mittee decided against him. The
threat had no effect. Mr Bryan said
that thrice he had been 11 candidate
for the presidency and that 11.600,-
Brian began his arguments they were
closed and remained so the rest 01' the
time. it is said there was no 111111111
tug of words b1 auyo of tho. speakers 1118 would 111111111 M5 899991
but at the end of the day apologies 1
ware offered and when adjournment
was taken all oil the members seemed
outwardly to be on the best or terms.
Gufioy is Sorry.
Colonel Guiley accused Representw
live A. Mitchell Palmer, 0! Pennsyl-
vanin, who won contesting 101" the
seat. 01’. untruthlulness. Later Colonel
Guttey said his temper momentarily
got the better of1 him, and he was
sorry. Mr. Palmer said that, although
he had been thrown out or the com-
mittee. it would not Effect his loyalty
to his party in any way and he. would
continual-to labor untiringiy tor it.
Mr. Palmer had previously said with
heat that it it were not for Colonel
‘ 11111111111111. 1.111 saunter ”Follow: into
0110 110111111 had stood back 01 him
They were all demoorotn. he adsorb
ed, and it was to the democracy that
'111 this committee does not do the
'right 11111111." he declared, "the new
me will do the right thing.” ,
11111111111111.1117 the report spread that
Mr. Brynn had threatened the organ-
ization of a third party. This. came
on top or the consultation between
yesterday and was given 111-6516111111 in
some quarters.‘1 Hut “Mr. Bryan laid
emphasis upon the statement that 11
was the democrats to when: he would
11111111111111 plan and the third party tail:
died away tor the time 11611111 "
when the 11.111661116166661 com-
mittee reassembled 161161. the 1116.111.
iesome 1111116111 and the blterness that
marked their 61111611111111 there things
" more valiant service to him who bears
amagfiafi
m
dentishlerution. Mr. Bryan said:
1 night a petition. 1111111111111 117 20 vol.-
1 ere. 11111111111 that the matter of paying
- The board occupied the petition 11nd
' it 11111 be presented to the people at n
Gillie” gray hairs the issue between of the past; the Jackson Day 111111161-
them would huve had a more persbnal hail been 11 vorttob
aspect.
the Democrotic
Mr Bryan. urraying himself against siderabiy 111611611. -
some of his old friends, notably Na-
tional Chairman Norman 16.116611 and?" tweeter! to be comparatively
Senator William J Stone 61 M16119}:
16113111 desperately to the 111111 and 11611 111110 1131111111 bidding roi- 11111 111111011111
the committee in a turmoil
been greeted with oboe .
entered the room. 111111-111: 111911le ii 66161114111111.1111 cumin,
‘ 1 aided 11.11.1111 among the cities .Tl‘hare
. ' Was ‘a‘ strong undercurrent
Mr Bryan uni-gum 1.111.111, against Louis, however, in the a at this ‘ ‘
.1111. 0111011111 11111116 11111 is said to have that city would otter anythinglilio't ‘
ters of choosing 11 active. on city. been 1111111111311: 1113 arraignment“ financial 11111111611111
of Nebraska.
Today‘s 111111113 11! the
Ho had
11,1111
61111611
it touches were 11111111611166
«tend tlmoro.
love ‘toact, and
mosphere had cou-
ture the representatives at the
had been 111111111.
committee
to basin at
The ‘
to - ill-
11 Minutes.
1.19111 be nor-
, m", Ipiis 1111: term Legislature to
moronic-row lion 11111116111115?
Mentions or the. committee 916
m7 bouquet has
It was almost. tour o’clock this morn.
his itddress and a later hour when the
donor guests quit the bouquet hadd in
The first
the convention should be h'E‘ld June
25. one week utter'tho Republican na-
tional convention. ‘
Bryan am Democratic success.
William J. Bryan, empiric-1111113 his
prediction of Democratic success as
the early morning crept upon the Jack-
non Day banquet soone,,reitcratod his
" “it have been unfortunate." he 1111111,
story. by some. to a Democratic prosl
11111111111 campaign, and l have been no
cursed or being over ambitious for the
presidency. -
“No friend oi 11111111 need be told
that 1 11m much. more interested in
the things for which we are struggling
than '1 an: in onion. that 1 11111111 51113
the standard of our putty than I ever
could render to 1117301,."
liming that the ‘Constituiionai
amendment providing (or popular 11111
action at trotted tita‘tcs Senators, now
in eontnrence. be 11117011! of partisan
f "I appeal to 1.1169111110616111 oi the
“1111,1111 of. Representatives to show
more interest in running the Senate
from the control 61.661611111116116 than
in a casino tor partisan 1111111111333
mar, 101109914. .19. For.
Petition to Have -»Toerington Foot
$7.000 Typhoid Bill.
roamuorozv."'rah.. “La-”Al. 11111
meetiny ot the hhmugb‘hoard lust
for the services oi" the 11117616111111; dur—
11111 the recent typhoid lever 11111111111»
11 66 111111161611 11. 11111 116111111111 11 the
voters noted 1111611111131 011 the matter:
11111111111; to be held the 16111 of this
month. The‘amo’unt .due the phyai.
11111111111111 in the'ifiétglhuorhooii at 87.009.
CHUROH‘DALKNDARS.
St. Paul's Parish 111111.
Tuesday-mil 11.. 111., Girls Friendly-
8111116171111 tho-chapel 10011111.. 111..., .
Wodneudaym‘tlail 9. 111.1681. 1111161..
(lulld' as 11111 chapel rooms 8 11.4111,
Kninhio or Washington. .. ..
Thursdnywii p.111. Mon sfliub 111.11,
chapel rooms The meeting will be
uddrouecd b, the 11111. (.herlos A.
Marita The subject. bill be "Reminis-
ouuoes cl 1: Missionary Among the
C6111 Minors." The members oi the
club invite 1111111 triendc‘to be present
with them and hear the address. and
color a social evening. »
DIVORCEEr
mm“..—
'49. 18 BRIDE OF
coy. is.
WiNS’l‘ED, Jan. own-11111 Noll, aged
nineteen, is .1111 chipper and proud as
a boy with his first pair of trousers
because he has :6 wife and farm tlia”
bride. who was Nita. Nollie Bears. 11
divorcee, was forty nine years old 1111
June. She is the only daughter of
11111011 D Beers. a retired Winsted
builder and contractor who to spend
in; the winter“ at his turn: in 'I‘orrins~
lord street .,
The couple 61111 to Miilorto'n ll.
it, Thursday, where they were mu-
rlod by the Rev. J. ll. Mitchell. 111111-
tor or the Methodist church.
11111111; Hort 1111 been 11111111107611 for
[We years on the 111131 of Charles H
Berry, close to the Boers Place. He
the Berrys treatéd him as they Would
61111 or their” own childreti. Last
16111111. to We the boy 11‘ start, 1111;11-
gave him a 7011113 11111. which be 11111
toned; Wednesdny ho bdtohercd the
pix. brought it to 11‘ 11112111 1111111161 and
get cash for it. It was his flrut hush
hens transaction. on 1111 my back
home he stopped to call on the 114161
tumily. He had known Mrs. Doors
01in one month, but he bobbed the
question and won.
Mrs. Beerh' lather. it is 1116,1111.-
gested that the itnot be tied in Miller-
ton. and early the next mornlni
1611111111611 expended part or the pro-
coods‘ of the pie sale in twu round
trip tickets to that town;
. .
owes up iewctnv countess
11111111111111 -
to lBerce‘Illlc-immfltlfln between
the charitable and correctional 1111111111»
.31.,
was industriousfiut good habits, and ' ' L
L to provide their train .171;
its 61111111111111 and 31111111117
.1 L '- ‘ W
common, N. 7.. 21111. 9.—»~Woodrow
Wilson. governor of New Jersey, sent
his lint annual message to the logic!»
tore today.‘ He deals'uimost exclusive
by with economy and the necessity oi
ctr-ordination and oltuplitylng the state
government. Such matters. says the
governor, admit or no partisan bias.
and "whatever awareness at Juda-
moot may arise with regard to 1116111,,
they need have no totaling 01 party
ilcvor. We can get at the heart or
things it we choose and we could not
render the state a greater service
thauthnn by so doing. Wastotuiness
and Inelilcieney are themselves vir-
tually forms oi 111111111161 afford
truittul opportuxtleo tor every kind
or abuse.
"it is to the questions or atlioienoy
and economy, therefore, that i first in-
vite your serious attention.”
a
number of state boards is confusing.
and recommends the appointment at a
commie-ion "to take into consideration
the whole question or aimpiliyiug and.
coordinating the administrative agen-
cies oi; the state” with the request that
the 1.1111111111111611 not promptly and 111m
1110111011st and report to the legisla-
ture 1111 soon as possible.
He adds that the commission's in~
1111111.» ought to tithe 'in the question at
16111111111th1 61111131111; “easement and,
"taxation and should include a, "very
1thorough examination or our to: 1111111
tent itself; its basis and principle "
Further. the governor recorumcnda
investigation and legislation looking
lions in the elite: dwells on the need
that the machinery for supervising the
public health-'11: woefully inadequate
"‘I intend no criticism or our excellent
board at health," he 11.11711. “but only 10‘
heat the testimony of its own motor
hers. very sort oi‘ intention should
be guarded again-t. A-oostiy war must
be stayed on the mosquitoond tho
one gases tron: sentence. tron: locomo-
tive engines and 1111111 1-1111 bodies
01 1111101111 which pervade our eitiea.
must be prevented. The dairy b11111.
11111111 must be 111111me supervised along
withhold oteruzo and the handling of
beds must be inept-acted; there must be
some thorough and odioient system or
keeping contained and streams from
pollution. and systematic our 11111111
“be made 91111111111611 11116116611111: tuber
3111161111 '1
“ '11 31116111111 to me otwtho firao‘ cousc-
Qiicfim," continues the message. “that
the promise we have 1111111611116 people
at the state. that we would at once
take initial steps necessary to effect
a return to 11 system or assembly dia-
tricts in place otcouuty delegations
to the Legislature should be redeemed.
nod that h constitutionci.am‘andm‘hnt
for that purpose should be submitted
‘to the vote of the people 111111111 earl-
iest possible time. it is equally in-
perative. as it seems to me. that the
use of the éohrta .1111 Justice by the
people should be slmpiihod unit (coil
tinted. Our legal procedure is too
technical. too complicated, too expon-
alvo, too little oriented to the useot‘
the poor-and unsohitoled- With Smear
did couria oi undoubted integrity wad
nevertheless teal that the rich litigant
can tire the poor litigant. 0111., We
are proud of our bench; why should
We not. put ourselves in a position to
be annuity proud of our administration
or justice as based upon the best rev
tot-med models? It is not the court:
we wish to. change so 11111111 1111 the
methods of procedure.
1 1131111 fledged also to
“‘2’ .111" fulfil: “‘1! ‘1‘! "5
11611111111 in particular the methods 117
111111111 114111111 juries are chosen 111.611.-
.1111 to devise“. possible; prone. o1
kind which 1111111 111111111 1: the soon.
11111 of public opinion only . - ,
prevented. I command thin doubt
important subject to your véry earn?
est consideration. ,, '
-inapection and regulation or tactories
and workshops, 11111 I roctunmend 1316
11131101: or this kind tog'your. yery caro-
tui and cortical. 16114111111111.1111- ,1 rec—
ommend. moreover, the chastise at in
early date of an not requiring the
‘ railways 61161111111; within this state
0111‘ 111111- 1111111 0
The governor points out that tho
or 11. Information" ioroomen and adds ’
hodacilr.‘ The dissemination otpoison- .11
toot! studs in the markets. Oyster .
ury 11111111111 “to
choice by which abuses or 11 11.111111,
"Our workmen very justly demand
turther 161111111611 with 115116 to the
adequate '
lfYouKeep Chickens
You Need An Incubator
“(on can hatch more ehlitltcns and bet-
ter chickens Wimtcb a Buckeye inpubstor
thanh you “i,“ edwtih a hen. 1
Tht’a s a read 191111111111, but every
Buckeye incubator i3 inure-toes! to
hatch every hatchable es, and that’s
more than your liens can“ 0. An incu—
bator sets when you are ready too, but
the hen sets when she is ready.
Come in and let us show you how I
Buckeye incubator works. You’ ll be our-
priwsed at its simplicity
We have then: in tour sizes. as love as
$6.00.
Poultry Drinking Founts
and Feed Hoppers
CHAS. E. DOW
Washingtonlstreet. South Norwsik
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111 Ethernet. 1. 1:11.
SOUTH NORWAL'K TO NEW YORK.
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722011;. 7: than: I: .171, 15:51:! flit. 9.31.
10: 203
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3271.14 3.31535.“ him. .19 ”13:017.. 1 I”!
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GOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
s: ..
69:111.ll 41:21' 01161. 6.3111. 6:20, 2:.13
‘ Sundays. 3
11 W11. 13. ' "
.16. «2: 13. 1.11.
new vent: TO oos-ron.‘
Stopping It New Haven. tilew London
and Providence.
Leave South Nor-walk.
76.1—1: 1211, 1 1111. 6:011. 9111111. 10:13:.
I}; 11:.
11‘ 3'1. 111 «912.6711. 1:211. 611111, 11:11:. 6.11:.
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07
A
rapidly as possible, is) an» imperative
necessity The loss bi lite at grade
crossings in this state has boeu' very
:1 cut. ‘
"The report or the commissioner ‘01
public roads urges some changes in
the road law. for which I 1.111.111.1611:
very. careful consideration. They are
of administration more emcient, to re-
move the care of improved roads on-
tlreiy from politics and to establish a
definite system of highways Thesd
are all matters or serious business, and
it will be a great pleasure to me to be
associated with you in trying to ruin"
our obligations in regard 0 them."'
M
' LECTURE ON- SDUTHERN iNDiA
The llion. Dr. Manhattan, or 8111111511!
11161: 1.111 the Talmud." under
11161111 or 1111 Women's Associtu
Boo
111111
chnrqh tomorrow (Wednesday) even-
tug at 8 o ’cittclm 1 1
Dr aMaplosden decided in India for
fifteen years 1111 a missionary and will
anon-it from personal experience and
11111111111111 ot the country and its ht-
habitnnts. 1 He is 11 highly 3111611 11111111.
or it polished and powerful orator 111111
never fails to hold his 1111111611111
those who hear him.
So .
6661 111: months outline
d22 18t
- declared to depositors truth the corn-
. logs of the six months 01111111111011.
“idea‘s"
111011. 1:11.:
fimrdonniiygi 16:11:11.
1111211111. 1 1111, 16111. 1:13. 112. 1
r 11.2%— megs-1111, 6111.11 1111. 111111, .
DANBURY TO ”07H NORWALK. L
111200161119 Except 116111111111). 1
intended to render, the present system
Mon at the south Norvinlk Baptist ‘1
1Th‘ore is a rare treat‘ in store 1111
191.1, payable on and alter Jun:
10. 1111.3. '
1".
CHARLES Isl. HOY’I‘
" 1 * Treasurer.
Drvrdeud Nohcc ‘
r11: 8011111 1103qu sat/tuna
, on K- 1_ '
South Norwalk. 00111:. L
At a meeting of the directors of tilt!
bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four 1191 03111.net 11111111111 111M
31,1911. The name will b9 13an
on 91111111100116 and paid on and error
.Ian.10,1912. 1 1,
By order 91311610 Board at “
GEORGE L. WOOD“i
Tfem
No.18, 1911.11
tendanoe.
W FW1gmore-
Raul”.
“B11165 61111111116111: one o "m
1111111: 16 PER on me urw'a'n
SUNDAY DINNBRS 751. .
Banquets a specialty
TIL. CALL ill
6011‘ ,, ,, 11' _' BBMAL
1810 so "'88
ONE-(1'3. 1091 Main-Street,
NWEWII. cont:
load row for Booklet on human.
connecrlcur condemnation. '
W 5..
in Washington 116111151 for B‘uey
- important 61111611.
Practically all 0111111 Connecticut.
delegation are back in Washington,m '
their congreasltmnl jobs, 111111 the: hol-
iday recess, and ready for a" lot:
siege of politics and legislation
Representative Hill's? new. hill 1 a
revision of the former bill? win a}
put in on the 11111 day or this scuttle
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