323v;- health and strength. I
hear the weak and comfort the
Mary. I make homes contented
and happy.
I transform cold and miserable
filings into creatures of jay and
gladness.
make pleasant the bleak and
' 33.3... "days of all 3333: year.
I turn cheerlcss Winter into gen-A.
iaLSummer and make a change of
. climate unnecessary.
» I AM com
and Boys’
Overcoats
1-2 to 17. V2511] sell them al»
most at half the price. Come and he
Ages 2
convinced.
Gottlieh’s
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
l-qw- --——~--~-—-- w.._..,.,«.-.m..wn..._.o.. a...” We...”
Just recoIVed six cases of Mind's
Sample Shoes
in Russia Call and lilack button and
hlueher, in all latest strait:
jih‘fi‘ immd‘h‘h‘h ‘2‘ h oi» ii“ ‘8‘ ,
3
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rim-MAX
a?
«CONNEALLY 8r
one
‘ 33333} n. BRACKEN ". amigo any farther .mpiuuatiou. "
Aggy... on ‘ 3 169 WASHINGTON 51-" 3333an Turn (in 3-023“ pnuuu.3333‘o.l son»?
:A ‘ wife, SOUTH NORWALK "“W“.
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A! “'33, .2\*l3(3333"‘~l(-3 233:3 («loan your utii3 PM 3' unripe ‘3’ '1‘. ltlrlwsou in hit:
,4,“ 332;} 333‘ cellar. 33,-3‘non3l33‘3‘ ‘3\‘m. ltlii‘ron. , lira: 33‘3'! .2i3 apprmaiun sinr‘i his ‘3333
«is 4‘3 :15 Full 533 13-3333 Norwaiit. We» ‘33 «(H3333 (33” 31‘ 3‘ niiiidrl‘ (3i \Aliss Axis i .33
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3 *3“ um (i lh‘ .39 the 333.2 33A r H r33: plan (lot
'3.” fol‘ Women . 8?] Willi”) aphid 3ohlulu ‘ill’ change his
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' g lg: " himso‘ll 322.3 in (33 u3ur3i3‘3 in the the:§
(loathe i333 “‘lllNl 3233‘ punlshneol
.3. Emerson Shoes 33: A .. .....3
GS,“ 3+3 and hurt prices 3333 3nhli3‘3‘s, mm- ; ppm Sonata»: William ,3, Alon-3‘.
' 9%! for Men ”1“ his and leather bode. Orders out 3,3,; loaninu counsel, “on"... 333“...” “3,5,
1' «in .33". 0f WW“ "1“!" "(P 5W“ a tiny “’Wi’d- torday ritual-3i r3 postponement in line
39%} , 3 “I“ ..mm..-.-..-......._-WWW”..... , W41--.” (ouu‘t proceedings, mashed District At»
.: ‘ ngh a cut Shoes WT" toruoy l-‘oiir‘iior (surly today that ho
‘ .' ‘ I. . 3 . would he prurient with his unstu‘iuios.
. ' ‘ fat-Boys and u?- . John L. Lee of innehhurg‘ V32.- and
j \ *fe . . z 2
r2" ' ‘
Girls
W
GONNEALLY 8t
BRACKEN
Wseeeesssa
a: Washington St.
, Whh M‘hhh 1h 32%
TilE SMOKEB I8 800KB
Boner Ludlow
gTwln City B|BARS
i Little :Gem‘
' ’ ALL DEALERS
HEB ONLY CORRECTION.
A young widow went to select a
33333333333333 Attep due consideration she
so out a stone and ordered the fol
Tet 363-32
"T0 BE SATISFIED Vlll'll
."A‘Niluget or
B]. REYNOLDS ‘MFll.
monument for her recently deceased
ng instrlption placed upon it:
The man who was to erect the menu-
was a little taidy in doing it and
ldow,hremarried before it was
' This fact worried him, as he
A dd that ‘he‘ might have to change
he; wording‘oi the inscription. So he
called upon the lady and told her that
' Was now ready to do his work and
ter some hesitation asked he! it
she wished to change the wording of
‘A the inscription in any way
:She politely replied. “No, just as t
ave it, only add at the end the word
Alone” . '
. -3
ye you a house to rent? iffy":
. .
fientinei to let ad.
333$“
My Grief Is More Than I can Bear. ‘
,2
at $3.25
Every Pair Warranted
LEVY
BBIETIHE Bill!“ THE
WEEK 01' "0712,1812
(Continued from first page.)
mai questions propounded by Judge
lsandsrson in the simplest possible
way and when asked it he had an)"
thing to say. replied: "I have noih»
ling further to say than my (written
confession." ..
illchesou heard the death sentence
with little apparent situation. There
was no trembling on his part, but a
slight swallowing in his throat.
l When brought. into thaJouri room
. I lllcheson walked with slight assistance
ifrom the o‘liieers who escorted him. lie
lives not required to enter the prison-
: er's (1331321.! and remained standing.
| District. Atoruey l’ollotlerr road the
‘. minister‘s written confession, and add.
god tllat‘ 33.33 govorinuoul had suliicicnt i‘
mldouco to (options 33 July that itit‘iu‘
son was guilty of fmndoi in (he ilrsl
degree.
his ooh-33333 duty in more for slum-333‘s».
Judge Sanderson «read the statutes
heating on (in: 3 use andasked tho prim
door if he realized the 3:3 Mil) oi this 233
lion in pleading guilty if he had (on
soiled counsel and if he had noted ml~
’uulnrlly. 'l‘o 33333333 question itirohson
Tahiti: firs, sir.“
l The court gave the ill‘lhfillt‘i‘ every
opportunity to ronlizo who! his a lion
Mount and in make 3333;: suitot‘nl‘ili. hot
the prisoner eaxprussml 3333 denim in
i
,. WY
Hazelton
The B. Hershiield & Sop Go.
7.3. 294. ‘ (22 mm 8%.
Philip R. lluulutr, oi ilonlou. ’l‘ho
333.3333 lawyers were asked to ho at the
(our! house 333 33333333. it being planned
to bring itit‘lioson from the in“ about
that time and how him in the marl
room during the regular midday re»
col-333 ht‘twecpAl and 2 o'elooit.
23233.3. STREET. 332: ((3 33. 333.» 43333333-
I “assure was directed against the loud-
ing iniiuut shares at the opening of
the. market today and prices rocodod
rapidly Union Pin il‘lr‘ was once more
ENGINEERS WIDDW ‘SUES FOR subjected to a severe attack openlu;
Awiih a sole oi" .3003) shares at 100 to
. . TUESDAY JANUARY 9, 19m
333. unusual to 33332 33. 33. 333323323333 33331
Specrai Sale
Boys‘ 3323‘s
He thru said that lghuame'
I.\il33niasi1‘3pi and north of
i
i Moluiol.‘ nothing in reanrd to the wage
3mm
AFTER HIBHEB WAGES.
ms isnsnun WILLA ‘8
Jeremiah Wall or New Haven, chain
man of 33333 general executive board
or the conductors on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company, today stated that the meet»
ing of the committee of ten. rcpro»
seating between 703) and 800 condor:
tors hi the New Hfliei‘i r.oad was not
called hr the purpose of discussing
the wage question, and that the con»
ductors would not ask the road for
any change in the schedule under
which they are now working.
Chairman Wall declared that today's
session was the biennial meeting of
committeemeu elected by the various
locals on tho‘h’cw Haven road. ft was
held, he said. for the purpose of or»
haunting and [alt’Cllng 333333-3333. The
meeting was scheduled to start at 2
o‘clock in tho (1333373133 hotel,
The report that tho conductors
would ask for increased wages was
r3‘3uudt‘d in all probability on the slate-
uiont sent out from ‘ludlnnupolis when
the general chairman oi” the pastorn
:3asor:iulion oi‘ conductors mot luoro
33033133 Weeks 33,2233, saying that members y
of the (A). it. (‘A. on roads cost of the
the. llaltl»
TWO an‘rs.
, rm
0
DRY GOODS STORE
NORWALK'S ‘ LEADING
3‘ 333333 5 (3333333333 Building
NORWALK. CONN.
Warm COMFORTABLE
‘* 9‘ ” “Beacon” Blankets
“Beacon". Comfortables
."Be‘acon" Crib Blankets
“Beacon” Bath Robe Blankets, Complete
All Sizes of WOOL BLANKETS
For Winter
Weather
$1.25 - $5.60;
A most complete assortment of Cot~
ton or Wool filled, covered in many
dainty designs of sateen and silico-
line with a wide choice of colors
+— The Justly Famous ——# ,
$1.50
, to $4“
$2. 50- S3. 75
500, 75c, SL
:2.
. $2.50.
with cards and frogs .
$5.00 to $9.00.»
I I . I I
more and ijlhio rerolvod smaller wanes
than thnlr brothers on western roads
3nd«thui they planned to null for a
holler schedule. ilowuwr. Chairman
‘Wnll sold the conductors would do uh>
question at ioti.l2’ 3 3333‘3-.llliiz ~l‘~
l‘iw motherhood or ltuilrond 'l‘ruiu-
333233 are holding 33 nuollug similar to
Em” gather ion of «unintlors ‘
iiiiiliiS iiili iiiilliliil. 3:
l
i
l (.3. Boston.
l i'lu“ 33323333... 33333 33:” .tllu: t (l
illoituu llu‘ liuptuun 33in! lull limo al
'Eirir‘i. to his death l3~2 l“: Eddy till; 3333
held 3333333 33.32 into iif’uur- (his slimline: '
3‘33 3(33‘312‘k ilm i‘liilit ll. 1333.333
Funeral of At;
room of the Nomalh Methodist
thin-M3, will utilohuv and imminent 232
333 Minor in iliwrailc (‘muotona
,WWW
FOR OLUBWOMEN.
3.... “MM...
Connecticut Federation of women‘e‘
‘Ciubs to Meet Lost at January.
The New England (onlmnr‘c, r0313
aiming or or 0333310413333» and (annuities
(haituwn oi the 3H): New England
states, u‘ll he the guests of tin“ (Ton-
ucmleut Federation: in. New Him-n.
January 832 and 3i. 1912.
mm.
ultimatum and discussion at viral
Question unnamed with child labor.
macro-3333333 and pure milk.
m confluence will he held in the
1333333333 0233333333 3135333333, 23033 ‘rsmme
street. Opening erosional 2:30 p. 333..
Tuesday morning session. Wednesday
at 9:30 23. m., luncheon at 1 o‘clock.
Hallowed 3.3) an intoresting program
‘of shell. spoocluis by our guests.
This meeting will take the place of
‘the annual February luuehooo, and is
'zoien to all cluhuomen. Please circu
mrmlmrs and urge a large attend»
lance, us we wish to do honor to our
(moi-32s and have I line iissouulnur.
’ l‘rice (li' luncheon. '35, cents. All
50000.
3 32‘.er an extreme loss at in (7333333
The first suit to he brought in this (llnu 13.39”“. foil hack .3 points and it. into this notice M3008 50“" 2‘1“"
state under the neu national 0333 pm” a point The industrial issues
players.» liability 33“ ““9 "9"” 3333333 hold lilii‘lli sleadv with the mcopiion
in the United States 003333 in M33»; ofi' S. Slcel Wm”! was {tweed hack
Annie 1.. i.ou|le, 331 East ilailford. a paint
Elflllllfil (110 XOW YDl‘k, New HRH!“ “ ALL STRFET llal. ill. “‘“Pili‘OS
and Hartford inllrosd
$230. 000
stopped tolling nithlu a few minutes
desiring to attend the luncheon must
notify Mrs (looms WI Louis. 339 Mom»
damages for the death of her husband. Mm, business hogan. 13333 the result street, x3333 ilaveu on or before .-lnu
William L.
Laurie. who uas one of
out roc‘meries were “hit”. and the
the engineers killed in the wreck at development of the weakness in col
“‘9 Fairdeld ”mm“ m‘ Blldgellmi on thin specialties kept the list somewhat
June ('5 last.
\ feverish.
lnioihoro .‘llctmpdiitau pfd.
The plaintiff states in her stilt that declined 1‘35-
tho deceased had a " ull’e
lather.
WALL STREET Noon—”After 33'
brother. half- sister and grandmother Mir-f 1mm, of weakness. due largely
depending ‘upou him for support.
--_....._n.___ .2“... ”W
ACCEPT OPEN 83:309.»,
BRIDGEPORT Jan 32.4«The union
ito alarm met the burning of tho
iEqnitnhle'hnlldlng. the stock market
hccamo quiescent, and displayed little
life during the remainder of the 323mm
ists employ ed at the Challenge Cutlery 333g mm.» ”was at the 3339 33.3 sent
shop did not so out on strike renter to London 33233 to selling .32 Amti icons
day in protest against the open shop there
When the New York market
policy newly announced by the (3913- opened tru‘dors took their one from
corn. The ofiieiuls‘of the company re-
ported all hands at. work yesterdss. list
the heaviness abroad and attacked the
The neukness 33 as most pr-o
but refused to discuss the sitwtiou pounced at the opening in the 3332333.
for (her. ,
The members of the Pocket Knife houses were flooded with
Stock Exchange
333233233- los
national issues.
Blade Grinders’ and Finishers Union from their out of than correspondents.
employed at the Challenge Cutlery car- and sailing orders were, heavy.
The
solution here hare: accented the‘de‘nerlouaness 33333333 were off. but (332331332
claratiou tor the open shop and a ten made only a small recovery.
Large
hour workday and all returned to work selling orders made their appearance
» as usual yesterday morning.
again in Uhlon'Paclflc. and it receded
to its initial ‘low figure. Not'much
. change occurred in other stocks, out
- side of Third avenue. which improved
1%. The general undertone was
heavy and business was exceedingly
light Bands were easier. _
memory response 33.33. made 3.3 the
copper mocks to the monthly report
or the Producers Assent-lotion. which
showed a» reduction in stocks in hand
of ".22 3330 (no pouhds. noes (2333333333 13333.
was bid no.2
Lehigh Valley- rising to 1833.
but stocks were in donut demon
WALL STREET, 1 D m w-(lnly a mi}-
points. whlhh 323 cased
some 33323333 in 3.333333 railroad 3.3332333, "
The _
tone of the general market Was better. _
“HIT {J}
..-.3.._.‘..m
HEAVV SEA 0N BOUND
Sound steamers Put Into Point Judith
For shelter.
tools Gray the youthful operatm
at the Wilson Point wireless station.
reported 30 the Sentinel this morning
that the sound steamers, Mohawk, of
the. Providence line and New Haven.
of the New miter}! 333333. had put
into Point Judith for shelter against
the wind swept sound,” The big steam-
0.18 are anchored there, hwiting tor
an abatement ol the fury of the sound.
The. sight at itoion Poi'hl hnd other
places along the sound is well worth
seeing. The high wind has lashed the
water; up into an unusual commotion.
There is very little, if any sound
traitlc today.
a. F. or 3.. weLL-To-oo.
H,“ Balance of $232,214 and 1.831.578
Members. ‘
WASHlNGTON, .lsn. lim'l‘he in-
come of the American Federation of,
Labor from all sources 3333 the last
quartei of 3333 year 13393333333333 was
$42,634. making 33 total with the hair
‘iance in hand of $282.2”. according ti)
:3 report submitted to the erecut'ivo‘
council today by Secretary 33333333333333
3 The total membership of the or»
ganisa‘tlons admitted 323333 the ham-2
tion for the montii of‘Deoember, 1011, _
3m i.831.‘...3 on so of time.
*‘ (h 3332333333 “33333
333333333 33333333 33333 wj‘ti‘eA 1313 present
.‘t'd
Special for Tues-z?
6%.
The program with include the coo-L S
day. ..
Shoulder Steak
102: lb
Home: S. Beers (8: Co
22 w. wssumo‘rou 31:. so. non.
26 wooowmo AVE... so. 2330A.
333 mm at. NORWALK
can...“ "“323;
Real Estate Bonds
Par interest promptly each six
months. interest paid from data of
investment mutual (into or withdraw.
(ii. (”an withdraw 3333332; with full in»
rarest alter tines new 33“ «desired.
Scores oi 333mm Bowl holders in
(3333: 3mm Full inspection invited.
D. S. HULL
LOCAL‘AGSNT ‘
Room 1 Hovlland Block, 80.2N0rwaik.
Phom 334-4.
2:55"
5. N. E. .TEL. 3TO¢K MAY REACH
SEVEN PER CENT.
NEW HAVEN. .Alnn h.—~-Tlnit the
Southern New 3323333333333 Telephone
(fompauy may he placed on a omen
per rout. dividend basis was stated at t
33 meeting of the directors hora yes.
lorduy aileron n. The more was rec-
ommended hy the executive eoihmitJ
tee and will he considered together
with the president‘s annual report to
the stockholders at the annual meet-
ing February 6. The directors romeo
day declared the regularflutrtihrly dir-
ltlond at one dollar and 'a‘hulf a share,
which is at the role of six per cent.
annually.
wflwm-UOd W -
PLUNKET LDST GOBLING CLAMS.
No clued have. yet heart obtained as
to the whereabouts at; the two men.
who assaulted and rohhod James F.
‘l'lunkott. formerly of Stamford. in ~
West 332333333333. South 'olorws‘ik. Thrush
day. Besides the $80. Mr. Plsukott re».
ports that the thieves took nineteen
(lira specimens of pooling clams he
had with him. The clams were not
found in the chase. and it is presumed
that the thieves placed them on 33 par
with the money in-rslue.» * ‘
................._..—.....~.
PUSHED GIRL ON STOVE. <
EAST LYME, Jan. 9-Testinsony in -_
s justice‘s court case today showed
that Fred Rogers. while intoxicated.
tried to 333323 the young cashier of
3332‘. (‘liiford Springer write her name
with her index finger on a red hot
stove. ‘ Failing Rogers pushed the girl
against tile/stove and she sustained
minor burns. Rogers was fined $5
‘ for intoxication.
t
-“3\'o " said” Mr Cuxnrox; “i don't in
the least disapprove of my daughtel’s
marrying a“ title." A ‘ 3
“.But you seem dissatisfied."
“3! am What I object. to is the fel-
low that goes with it "~Washington
Star.
I
A“"Grand'33a, your“ talk about pel‘Ase-
l veranda iylhrtlug‘ is all nonsense."
"Wily, 7lih‘ild?”
.A «,3 33333332323 all afternoon
blowing 3332332333... and 333333333; to 33333 ‘33333
on mother‘s 3333." “Life, M ‘ i
”W .
Master “Ward Smith. (if-79 Cedar
No 333333 is sxueotedAo shine as a street, is crinoaily ill with on 33333232 abroad?" ‘ “Yes. but I didn‘t do:
n ‘ . 'done."-——Hous‘ton Post. '
of 33533332333333 at his home. .
fl” .
“w. .'
Ai
YOUR HOME
» FURNISHED ;
I. COMPLETEI
ON EASY '
’TERMS
anuary Close- Outs ,
' IN, FURNITURE
R U G S, Stair Carpets, '
Couohes, Iron and Brass
,Beds, Chifi'oniers 33.333113233-
ing‘ Room Furniture. BIA
saving of
on all goods bought dur-
ing' this Manth
.. (“Heaters and Good Cook-
ing‘ Stoves at Greatly. Re-
duced Prices.
(ii 151 an kets and Quilts,
Portiers and Lace Our-
tains all at Marked-Bowls
Prices;
\
0.... ‘5. ..
r
-.............._ ..
TOO BAD.
"You two look very happy,” said a
voung fellow. syopping in front of a
couch where a pretty young girl and
her sweetheart "here sitting, ‘
_ "Do we?" replied the girl. moving
over to make room for him ii‘lede her.
"Won't ,30u join us?" . ‘
“Sorry I can‘t, but i am not a min
later.“ was the reply.
‘.
w...“
. ‘ Cold Weather
. Wearable‘s
Sweaters, $3.50 to $6.50
r
Caps,‘50e to $5.00 ,
Gloves, 503: to $8.50
Fur Overcoats. $3000 to $85.00
Paper Vests, 50c
Jones—Where have
Brown? ‘
Browano the cemetery.
.lonosmAny one dead?‘ fl
BrownmEvery one 333v them.
you been.
women, Ear” 3332.333. : Mufflers”
em, 2533 333 $1.50 ' ‘
“What is the definition of a kiss?"
attired the te'aohcr”of a. girl at"ciass ’
“I should say it was a nouuwhoth
common and proper." 1“- t
“Understand you have Just done E23-
3033;?" “Then you misunderstand."
(-33.332333 you just returned _froAm'
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