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HUGH 3 Russ. all sires. Log Cabin Rugs. all altos. Smyrna
Rudd. ulloim Brunch! Rugs, 8 it “I! 16ft ti and NI. by 12 it.
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A Most Exquisite Showing of g .
1912 Patterns
5 The materialainclude swine, Cambric, Mus- 5
lin, :Nninaoo‘k and Batiste, In the latest and
‘ most desirable Insertions, Edgings. Allovers,
« -: etc. We call particular attention to our beau- .
mmounmngs and Bands to match
as well as a most attractive display of Bead- ‘
flush”? desirability Is as marked as their
._. _ qgannt tress. '
:f‘iO‘T‘ II: All at wonderfully low prices to induce
5 early spring buying.
‘- 5: 5 This advance showingafl'ords an excellent
opportunity for women to supply their needs
5. for early spring sewing.
Buy now while the assortments are at
their best.
I
VERY SPECIAL ,
45-inch Embroidery .
Flouncings ‘
in elaborate eyelet designs, ten dilierent pat~
terns; regular v’aiue $1 yd. As a leader this
“'6‘“ 69 cents a yard
. Five yard: makes a complete dress.
The‘N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON 812,
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" hrokon. and all trim miller-y mood
~ sitar taklno 1 door or Popes cold
_ three conneoutive dorm ore taken.
5 very first dose.
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oov is KEP‘l‘ m cELI. T0 Pna-iTROLLEVMEN TO RAlsE DEATH
" __5V‘ENT none TROUBLE ‘ BENEFITS. ' ‘
, 5 5
iWWRT. Jan. 10. ewWhile An NEW HAVEN. Jan 10.—--0i1lcera of
“519‘ DoCurlio, father of his alleged the the New Haven Trolleymene Un-
Victim watched patiently at the rail—I ion at an informal meeting held last
115 station this morning after an an night voted to undertake to carry out
5 5311th Viz“. Anazio 0318100003 wnsI this idea advanced by international
inputted away on a Norwalk bound President William J. Mahono, or Do-
5 .5 under the protection of Special‘ troll. looking to the increase of the
dinner Frank Lapel-cl. His destina- death benefit; at“ members of the un-
,‘tlon is a mystery. but it is imagined ion from the present rate or from 8100
It)! ;_t he will be hidden with friends in to, 3800. according to term rot service.
. 55‘5cdnntry until in‘on‘ey arrives from to from $100 to $1,000. This latt’ér
lati‘ves in Italy to allow his return' increase to be voted upon and to take
to his home there. effect after the next lntérnatlonai con-
Arazio Was discharged in city court v‘entlon. two year; he‘d“.
fiflordayi morning on the charlie 0! It is believed that the increase oi
only. as ‘a‘. criminal assault on nine the (loath benefit to 31‘, 000 can. he
‘ ‘ old Peter WDeCul-llo Evidence readily secured and‘in'fact Preeldent
not strong enough or not oon- Mahone has assured the men that this
ad so, to hold him. But Mr can be done if .they will keen up
5 5 IE”? DeCurllo were determined their insurance premiums, which have
rovouso. With friends they waited been increased from 75 cents to :1
do on the street. Mrs De'Curllo
before Captain Regan demandIna "deadwood ”
FEHSSE of Mario. ‘ 7 At this rate of premiirtn the trolley.
poolal Policeman Vireilt went to. inen's insurance In said to he the
oarding place or the man after ohEapest in the history or the conn-
...5 his He tried to get him'ti‘yg
to city yesterday afternoon There are new moon members of
‘ to fake the name train. try and Candda. i
m5 of safety lie Was taken
is alive bloodhound" lilo nah emolte illl
Iover the house when his ville iii error.
33 :5... a" “‘9‘”. ii‘i‘ii 35‘}.
ht: Mr. and rent it.
and Charla '1‘. McGovern.
‘EHOULDEB DIELOCATED BY FALL.
on his way to the Wollobound railroad
‘atutton. yiioaterday morning. to take the
per month. and by lapping of! the
‘ ‘ ‘iee. ills shoulder woe dlolocatetl. one;
'. continued his journey and new
, to business a: canal on tiny yesterday
55 5nd Donut-lie watching and the Trolhyne‘on'o Valhalla this noun. 55 "
55 The o‘ielt bonodto‘ run this luaurv‘
'. 2 will ovation lithium m ,
a Hall field or the crept in
7 lust a Few Hours
The moot men ieold will he
Compound every two houro until
You will distinctly tool all the dis
agreeable symptom. leaving 'otter the
The moot allowable headache. du1l~
lieu, hand and node stoned up. rover,
ishnoao. sneezing, running of the node.
sore throat. muooaa eaten-hill dio-
chargol. soreness, stillness, rhoutne
tism pains and other distress van-
ishes. 5.
Papas Cold’ Compound is the result
of three yam research at It cost or
more than fifty thousand dollars. and
contains no oulnlne. which we have
conclusively demonstrated in not of
{active in the treatment of cold: or
SHOW-
Toke this harmleu Compound as
directed. with (no knowledge that
there to no other medicine made any
where else in the wbrld,’ which will
cure your cold or end Gripne misery
M. pronoun-and without any other an
Illotanca or had otter-edema as a 25
cent package. or Pane”! Cold Conl-
pound. which my druggiat in the
world can supply. ’
Loulls‘allllwtitiil-llot 5
Illa Illsnturlllll
5 7‘ ‘-i Hwy}...
P. C. Lounebnry *Lild‘mi. No. ‘ 6,
New England Order of, Protection. hurt
an Inlilauunj'and "a ‘r‘iii’hngigtniimihtlpn
at dinners. loll evenlllt. There. on.
an uniiiulally largo aiiandan‘co of mo
members end a number oi friends.
The initiation «mallow. which iii-ore
ed Ivory interacting, woo conduct/ed:
by District Deputy Grand Weldon
Wallace A. Smith of Bridgeport.
eluted by Grand Vice Worden 3.1:.
(lunatic. Deputy Grand Worden. (Plus
S. Williams and Deputy Grand Word:
on Mrs J. L Rockers. all or Bridge-
port.
Following the work there were a
number of underlies. and refreshments
were served the entertainment corn:
mitten providing an excellent menu.
uhlch all enjoyed.
The lodge has planned the teller
log events for the balance of the new»
son
Jun. 23. Leap Year Masquerade So
(liable. ‘ '
Feb. 2?. Prowl-naive Whi’sl (two
prizes) and Pinoehle (two primal:
March 28. 5 Entertnlument and
dance. 5
April 23. Masqueradefiociuhle.
May 28. mtertainmont and dance.
The unicorn Installed were as fol-
lows:
Wartime-«union M. Holly.
Vice Wardenww. l-l. Plait.
Secretary-4?. ll; Adams. .
Financial Secretarywc. H. Peril-la.
Tronsurcrwli, A. Wood.
ChaplainmA. W. Hazard.
Guide—Ame '1‘. Stone.
inside GuardwEdith Thompson.
BontlnelWhnrlea Miller.
Trustee—Gustav Pltrer. -
illepreaontatlves to Grand lodge—5
C. S. Thompson. Charles H. Ferris.
Alternatcséw. L. (lavannxh, H. B.
Wilmoi.
Auditing Committee-ell. P Sell “Wil-
lie I... Cavanash and Charles 3. Dan- 5
ohy. 5
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PILEB CURED IN 65150 14 ”YO.
Your druxnlst will remnd money if
Pam Ointment fails to euro any one
ot'itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
lng Files in Molt dare. We»
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ANNUAL. ALUMNI DINNER. 5
The Eastern Martini of St. Bonaven-
ture College. of. mallow. N. in. trill
hold the annual Bonnet this evening
at the Hotel Struttield in Bridgeport.
Among those who; will he in attend-
ance are the following people from
Norwalk: Rev. Thomas J. Finn. rector
of St. Ma‘ry' 3 Church: Rev. Richard J.
Carroll rector of St. Joaenh'a Church;
Dr. Thoma-55 F. Shana. James 3.1{oena
a
loaac G Jennlnsn. of West street.
usual train tor his business in New
Yory city. received a bad tail on the
canned hhn‘ great pain. but he nihehily
5 week. the mom look good for
- out mane hull g’a‘ineo will he lliayed
Formosan. then-duo 5
.reoiieiiuvelrmouéorll' ' ‘ "
5.1;,55.‘ 555555 “Mailfim 5
Pall W“mm it on the cards
in it the arm dole
ultimo”! whorls or use Will
be at am lit this thine for tho tail.
tending teeipo hrs M heat in admit
chilootto and Connecticut respectively
Special clients will he «mm to have.
enonshuoenoo for» everybody who
come. in good season on Monday
night. .
The Troy tooth. chdlduiono of the
world, and positively the boat in the
country today, will be here tor their
nnnuol visit on January 22. The 10
oula will be strengthened ior their-50v
genre by a center man from the rind»
lion River League. together with the
admirable Jimmy Clinton. It appnr
outly in no cinch that. Tl‘Oy will win,
it the locals can engage thee center
they are cooking for thin
Spanking of Clinton brings to mind
his playing on Monday night against
Stamford. Alter his three weeka' no
notice. it unruly won a delight to see
this. basketball Ill-tilt perform again.
Thb“'hlr‘oiomnlonohlo some with
Many Cathartleo Tend to Canon injury
to the Bowela.
5, -5, 55.5
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it you are nutrient to constipation.
you should avoid otronx drum and
«inertia. :l'l'hcy only give tantII'ornry
relic! who their reaction to Will and
*aomotimouy‘rnoro annoying thou. con.
atloqtion. They in no way efieet a
"“ chic and their tendency is to weaken ‘
the olready weak organs with whiel!’ ' ‘
their come in contract.
We honestly believe that we have
5 «the heat conutipaiion treatment over
devoted. Our faith in it is so atronz
that we sell it on the positvo guarantee
that it shall not cost the Inter a. cent
it ilfldoea not give onlre satisfaction
end completely remedy constipation.
This preparation in called Rexall Or-
derlleo. These are prompt. soothing
and most allot-hive in action. They are
made of a recent chemical discovery
Tholr principal ingredient is odorless,
tasteless and colorless. Combined with
other well known ingredients, long es-
tabllahed ior thelrunetuinesa in tin
treutinent or 'eonetlpaclon. it forms a
toblot which is eaten lust like candy.
They may be taken at any lime. either
lrho Sixth Company team is in gloat.
demand at Stamford ’l‘llo locale no
down there again on Saturday night
at this week. Next week Friday the
Norwalk loom again plays at Stain
lord. '
Kingotoh and Nowhursh have both
pasted Paterson in the Hudson River
League moo White Plains heat Putt
orlon last week, 11 to Land Ncwhurghf
loolt at 3&32‘ game at tho Paterson
court on Saturday night This New:
burgh- {limit new live in playing the
format game Just now of any téanl in
the league. They torch halt a_ same
behind Kingston, and all howhurgh has
two names on with Kingston (or this
r58!
place in the near future
fluidly dilation plnyn with Catskill
It mm on Thursday ml at thin
wiIelr, anolndt Hudson on Finley. and
on Suicide: titslrt‘ against littca at
Cudhlll. With his game here; it will
be a bully local: tor Clinton 5
The Norwa‘lil Highs are worthy ot
praise tor the game they handed out
day or.nlght. without toll: of their
Icauain; an inconvenience whatever.
IThoy do not gripe. purse, our cause
i unused. Tllov not without causing any
Elwin or excooaive looueness cf the how
I ole They are ideal for children. weak.
delicate persons and aged people all
I well an (or the. moat hurty people.
I“
They come in three Iliad packagea,
12 tablets lt‘l canto; 36 tablets. 25
canto; 80 tablets. 50 cents. lie-morn
«her you can obtain them only at our
otore~The Result Store. The Ciliiord
Pharmeey. Quittller B: Canil’. Props
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income I Savannah and dams Greg
Iory are scheduled to play this game
this evening
mt. tillers or troll.-
11m lull: Isllollt
(Sentinued from first page)
Inn The wind. seas and tides all
combined to wash the. eight hunts
‘0 the m" “if“ ”WEN” ””hmwiailhore about one hundred yearn be-
Monday nicht
30‘“ turns “"5“ “Wino White Rock from whence they
‘0 “W““omv bi“ ”"1 locale had that signalled distress all day lesterdal
game well in hand from the Matt. The;
N. Y ll lulu were always (done enough
in the score to he dangerouo. and Nor
walk had no time to waste The! a»
can hinted the name rill“ no ‘0 iMi‘ clnity. and are somewhat .helterod 5
handle and another victory woo the
result.
3‘ i
ll'ho High! ltdia'horinn splendid
team play these Mire end. on Incl
home court at least are hardly tel
So for as could he learned this
morning. the hosts were in no immed
late danger. They rent on it sort hol-
tom, with verv little rock in the. vi-
truth the fury of ordinary storms. it
sreportod that the boats wore well
no immediate douse.
One or the barges ended up some,
“PM" 0‘ ”Wm WM“ they ““1“! what but it ie‘ not beiiordd that. one
bill“? Kim"? Will his“ ”MM “"1““ has been unlimited to our great extent.
The Mil “'9 interested in “03‘0"0‘I unions the strain hill!!! have opened
play. in the loot two games.
basketball followers.
More Beats in Chico” Park.
' CHICAGO Jan. to. Preoidcnii
Charles (lotuisltey, of the Chicago Mn
erlottu iaaaue Club is figuring on
. spending 8100505 iii increasing theg‘mm are
The (.19:
High School star. like Seymour, laI
making good in a way that pleasant
her seams. ‘ '
The Addie V.. in charge of Captain
Herbert F' Lockwood left the South
Ih‘orwallt harbor this morning to give
irollei to the boats, and one of the
i Mchllinnlo line II his ocean- going tuna.
the Owen MclVilllnms alto started out
from New York city. and is expected
to stand by the distressed vessels
This powerful crntt
”all“! 939”“! Or if“ "MW“ in“ land the Addie \. will attempt to pull
The plan: include the uranium oiitne mi; and barges off and take them
the second deck at the grand stand at
ditch and so an to onvor the pavilion
back of first and third buried, and the
‘oxlenaion of the present bleachers‘
Continues says that he saw the need
for further seating space during the
city5championahld5nerioa last fall
when several 5 thouaaml 5mm were
turned away from: the: park.5attnr_all
seats had neon oold.
Referee flopped Bout.
Dnhbnilt'l‘eh .I‘iiir.iu-'1‘o prevent
unneceoeary punishment tie the Den-
vel- man. the referee stopped the built
between “Rube" Smith. or, Denver. and
Charlie: Pierson, oh Dulles. early in
the ntteanth round last night. Pier-
son'hm the ‘flvfliflfit‘limofi m
the slim. and utter the thirteenth
round. whoa he staggered Smith with a
left to the law hammered his nian
about the ring as ho nitration The
boot was achEduiod to go fifteen
rounds 5 ..
Sunday Reaction in New Haven. .
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 105 “The Officers
of the ideal Shore Amusement Corn-
puny tire sanguine that an arrange-
ment. financially agreeahle to- both
aides. will he made whereby Connectir‘
on Sunday the cumin: summer. If
the company does not Indigo its decis-
ion known such this, league schedule
will be rude up without names at
Lighthouse Point on sudden; The ‘.
dloasreeulent it over the inducement:
to be offered. the coalition: nylon that
it new give} the 00 tor‘eahlt‘
which at. been de nd‘ild. "
wrevenlnz swollen Smith.
notified m,
u. a. . 1551:;
into port.
A couple of tugs are awaiting [or
better weather at Wilson Point. No
further damage was reported at the
point this morning, everything having
been recurred intone the storm hrolre
which will not rise more than 3 feet
today on account or the hlilll wind
which hacks it out. efforts to get the
Inn and nor sorenbargec oil the beach
were of no avail this morning.
At noon today. it was reported that
the James hicWilllams Blue Line tug
had arrived but ondaccount of the
unusually low this could not. not near
the dilated tug and 5 horses.
This afternoon word was received
that therefore 0! the company had
been notified that u wrecking boat
and humour would be needed to get the
atrtinded beats and it is believed from
that that-tho boats are in o worse con.
dition than was at first reported. The
» tug Fuller and a pump from tho Bax»
5 tell“ Wrecking company is onl‘oute
~ from New York this afternoon.
STEAMER MARION CANNOT RUN
' TO NORWALK.
Owing to the severe weather: and
heavy ico‘wlth high wind which caused
very low title the‘ steamer Marian has
been unable to reach Nor-walk. it will
he necessary. until ilarther notice, to
delivor and receive all freight tor
Norwalli at the South Norwdlk dock
An adult as the weather moderates
tho channel to‘ Nor-walk.
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STEEL TRUWE‘ UNFILLED
‘ OWNS: ‘
; NEW roast. Jun. tun-Announce»
meet was made today its the U. . S.
run-o 5mm: hilt one shin
provisioned and their crews were in
Owing to the excessive low tide.
the stenmor Marion will try to open
5 dltlonoi which had prevailed durln! dine Club dinner.
corporation that the unnlled ton '
Adm-1w!-
”WE—.m-
hrtclgepiurt Rdvortiootnelito 5
on n. n. and dunno
a
.i.
‘7. .1“
{millionth that. 5 f5 ~5
Women’s Garments of Outing Flannel
and a Collection of Undermusllns
Remaining from the Sale
This weather Illakcs one thankful for warm sleeping
clothes of Outing Flannel. 'lllerc is a logo sloth (.‘lf
Nightgowils of soft, heavy quality outing flannel, made
with roll collars, or without collars. easy at the neck. and
with capricious sleeves. ‘
I Prices 69c and 89c, $1.10 and 31.25.255.51".
Pajamas for women and girls. The winter stock has
been reduced in price and these pretty and well made
units are now selling at :..
5 $1. 50 an d $1 59
Undermuslins lllrcc piece (5.7::irllliiiiniii‘ms (if fine
nainnonk. (izlilltiiv trimmed. \liill I'ibiimls. at 1in dilti \lzlist-
line. Severalprices _
V-neckcd Fitted Corset Covers”, in sizes 34 um] 44.
were: 50c,
~ age, to close out.
Waists
A line of Colored 'i‘ailurcil Walsh».
$2.00,
were $1.75 and
98c to close out. 5 7* I
A certain group of desirable Waists‘. that were Sign.
$1.75, limited in number.
Special, Values in Black Silk Waists.
One small group that were $4.00 and $4.513,
at $2.98. 55 55 , _ ‘5
A scui‘lnil‘ group that were from $55.00 to $9. 50,
at $3 98 very special.
Black Lace Guimpes that n5 are $5 00 at $3 98.
these all on the second floor. -‘
* Guest Room Towels
Special in daintiest of fine seeded Huck with Ht‘lll‘
stitched or liuttouliulcilends, with or without borders,
such designs as will delight the heart of any linen lover. ”
By the dozen at lilt'St‘.‘ prices: 5
$1.35 $2.02 $2.70 $4.32
$1.80, $248 33-78 $5410
5 5 These 'l‘owels may be purchased singly or in pairs.
.5 Towels in regular sizes. the \‘I‘I'ywhesl Iiiakési'dt'flaz.’
25. 36. 45. 58. 8!. 90c and $1.12 each. All specially ’priccd.
@112 E. til. Emil (humming.
m It DnlyOm
a
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That I:
Larratlvo Drama aulnino
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MR. ROOSEVELT AGAIN ANNOYED.‘
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Said That He Did Not Make Speech;
Credited To Him Last Night
NEW YQBK. Jan Ill—~"The stato‘
ments that. have appeared in certain .‘
papers are absolutely without found? 7
lion in fact." 5 ' _ 5
Lawrence Abbott, acting; for Third:
dare Roosevelt who declined toro'
Wmharthotollnamo Look
hethhdgnauneonovoryboa. see.
WOMAN DlEs OF EXPOSURE.
‘ ..ATER«BU§IY, Jan. lit—Old Mrs
Mary Brady was round dead in her
home on Hill street, tilts morning.
Death was due to exposure. the med-
ical examiner said. Mrs. Brady had
lived in the old—house for a longtime
with her brother. John Synod, who or
late has been drinking heavily. «This
morning“ neighbors went in. and found
Mrs. Brady lying dead on the hoot-,5
and Mr. Synott intoxicated. The man
was arrested. The woman was wrap: merit today in repudiation or varyingj
pot! in a blanket, there was no fir; newspaper accounts purporting to"
in the house or anything to eat. Simuquite the colonel on his attitude to:
was seventy 411% years at one. Iward the presidential nomination as?
mm 5 voiced here last night at a private
THANKFUL FOR PEACE. 5 Idinher.
ST. PETBRBBURG. Jan. Iu.-Some Col. Roosewalt is greatly annoyed at _
troops of Russian willows, Arlnen the inclddnt and although he was at‘ 5
mm and Mauritian-5 illilabiliull the his other: this morning. he would see
Port 0! Enroll on the Cotillion Son. no representatives of the press. in»
telegraphed today to the Emperor Oi stead Lawrence Abbott issued this
Russia thinking him for the routers statement: ‘" 5
lion at order hy his troops alter tour
murmur anarchy inmate. The? color merit of any: kind regarding: the fit
The dinner was a.
“M it“. “ill the dispatch ruined; purely private club dinner. No more» '
commerce and “dilute"? lilo Ind oentotlvedt the press was present, no
one took down what Mr. Roosevelt
raid. and i am certain that no one an"
5 . tempted. to repeat It tor publication
.f‘hther. I am not Euro whether i MWBWIO do so would hero been id
she a ohooi‘nll’st tor the earls 0i break Nth. The staterooms that
' have appeared in certain parlors a5
fl
delve interviewers, issued this state» '5
”'Mr. Roosevelt will make no stute» f
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