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early spring buying.
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for early spring sewing.
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Five yards makes a complete dress.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
4 as wasnmo'ron 31“..
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to induce
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e ahnual meeting and banquet of
“ nhneotiout immortal associd'tlon
on Monday. January 22nd. The
holiness meeting will take place at 3
0401; in the afternoon, when the din
reports will be submitted and
(let‘s elected for the ensuing year
he annual banquet will occur at
51111 the dining room or the Gar-do
5th. HWIMord and the menu will in
every way live up to the reputation?
which the Gertie enjoys. ‘
its ‘tspetlirors has been made out and U. a. supreme heart Rules on Lite-
‘ intel-‘eqta' Tnnflsrrsti in Life‘.
WASHINGTON. Jan 411 witdvooates
speakers will I"! as tollows: Rev. or the taxation or inheritanee‘s‘ won '5'
ions light Tuesday in the supreme
Court where that tribunal decided that"
the New York “transfer tax" on s
iiletnb‘eres‘t retained ill property trades
term boring lite to constitutional
The question. ‘ ‘
ligation Post, will be .0555th I
41 lath A. Bartlett, or the Farmingto‘u
e congregational
40rd; Joe Mitchell (Snapple. editor
National Magazine, at Boston:
sen. Ahderson, of the 0900
all 4 tall or the New York Sun- Mal
Ftlltlslasd Fehrio, and Rev. ma
Goddard. yot Salisbury,
. cloth the skin‘ restores
his Hit.
in Hartford at the Guide
An excellent
Rolando. editor at the'
church, 02.00
3060 N. (loll. oi! Andovsr
r4 speaker of the Masha-4
. or Representatives slid
William.’ 36014
red .
or a hour. roay 0010»l
‘Di066 Bitters nurture
IT IS CONSTITUTIONAL.
"dbsah A. itehhf‘" ,
Sims m1 oh ‘1
will allll sorbo‘the tur‘h‘onr
‘1ch as I» pennies”;
I1“ Isl“ u 0f 54 rag citrate Pit-mo.
ITORS TO HEAR ABLE SPEAK- THREE EXTRADITED FOR NEW
HAVEN.
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin Tues-
day issued three requisitlonfcu the
governor of New York tor‘ isrsei
Roblnsky, leaders Frontal and Myer
Miller. alias Myer Muller.
with than at New Haven on Decem-
ber 2. They are hold at Port Chester.
N. Y Detective Sergeant Henry J
Donnelly, or New Haven, has been an
pointeti to receive and convey
prisoners to this state
churned
the
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‘ :01.» 20-25;
1321;. Hartford, September 25:
nearly 20,000 Smith
For 0005.01.15.15 of I century Smith only I. Co.‘ 6lothea have been
imam by Which line mdwamsorvloo clothe
* every eb’tripd’ndllt element that: has made for loath
ability has been over four”: in Stilltlt om 8: C0.” clothoawthe fabrics, .
tailoring and st 1... live always been recognized as world’s standards
and the origin‘o prices have long boon established as standard values.
And today in the Smith any 8: ”Co. stores. you may choose from
a; C40. garments fresh from our custom
shops-4n post season sty es, in complete accountants, at prices that
have never been equalled in our entire history.
’TIS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Gra
might be judged“
on good and desir-
18. 00, 20.00, 22. 50, 25.00 and 30.
Braken size Suits and Otterooats
°° 12.50
37.50 SUITS It OVERCOA
445.001
45.00 run ovtacons
20.00 SUITS I: OVERCUATS
22.50 SUITS & OVERCOATS
25.00 SUITS I OVERCOATS
27.50 SUITS It OVERCOATS
30.00 SUITS & OVERCOATS
4000 SUITS 61 OVEKCOATS
550.00 OVERCOATS
45.00 Fir—Trim O'COATS
15. 00
2500
27.50 SUITS It OVBRCOATS
30.00 SUITS 0 OVERCOATS
32.50 SUITS I: OVERCOATS
35M SUITS 61 OVERCOATS
103.00 SUITS l OVERCOATS'
50.00 OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
00.00 OVERCOATS
040.00 Pinned OVESCOATS
35.00
M Ml’ll Store“:
Blade-y at More! Av.
mo
BASKETBALL 0000“”.
Ninth Norwalk (lame Was Not "Hub-
1 W Content. ,
The game, Monday night;a in Nor-
walk wherein Ninth Company was (let
looted by sixth company Was not "the
thither" game. in a some wmrnu,
earlier in the season, the Sixth defeat
ed a team oi Stamiord players which
did not represent the Ninth. although
one or two of the Ninth Company
team played on the team. The other
members are now playing with the
Seventh. oi Stamford. The Ninth
Company team has really played the
sixth but two games. The lint, play-
ed at Stamfordpwss won by the Ninth.
Monthly night's wont to the Sixth, at
Norwalk. The rubber same, there
tone. is yet to be pisyetl. it will prob
ably be played here on January 19.
it will be some game, too. The Ninth
Company team will continue to pre-
sent a strong lineup and will do their
utmost to keep basketball the lnter~
eating entertainment it has become in
Stamford maturation! Advocate
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NEW YORK "0 THE CIRCUIT.
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Unexpected Bid From Andrew welsh
. Puts unsound oi Trotting Map.
There was no {fiction over the el-
‘ lotntent or dates hr the Grand Circuit
,.stewards yesterday,
but the Lorin:
ton toll: have not come in and as
usual will go it alone to follow the:
Columbua meeting. 44135510000 unex-
’pected was on application trout An-
drew J. Weich tor dates and member-1
ship tor the. Grsvosend track.10r~
{molly the track for runners at the
Dwyers,
and welcb,wl1o has hash
prominent in»: floundering the Reade
ville and Hartford tracks, said yes
meeting would pay.
These dates were assigned for
Grand Circuit meetings:
Kalamazoo, July 15-20: “ Detroit.
Clevsihnd. July Willi!
not 3: Bulletin: Aneust boll; mussels.
1100326 12:11 ‘ Ilittoral. ammo,
August, 1024 Redefine. Austin as.
am.
cute. September 9-14: Detroit Nlehl
45““ 3““ Fl‘r- “WWW “’3"? BIND won the an. out those hour end:
inns minutes. ind the 1.555.: in seven
tors ct literatnrw‘To know men‘l'
Columbus, September 23106er at
mm were no citations in the or.
nears except that A. n. Peri-s11 or;
" .1 Syracuse, New York lta‘twtsls‘ coup;
_ missiohet. nucleotide W0 P. Ennisinsn
aeolian ties.
polled that. each issocllltltln Mill
4 ‘ select and be responsible to:- its own
‘ presiding jurists and" tuner. _
Pittsbrht‘mseoatea .p now mmhbor.
“.1 There is an orientation or time grant.
“"60 to the Rocklnsh‘olupsrit neonatal 41 1
‘I‘OW tib‘h of Raisin. Nfllei” ‘ ‘
m 4' 400 the humiliation
MI was. well salon)
assigned to “mavens 4
1 65 00 & 75.00 English Motor Coats
> 1 7.5.00 8: 05.00 Fur Lined Coats
4 Mater Clothes for Owners and Classifiers
‘..1 . . ' a .7 Your Chorgulecowti II Satisfied '
0.1.... sit. at Flu-thunk A”S‘n‘tl‘ Gray & C00
Two New York Slums
Broadway at Warren 8t.
Amos from City Hall
3th Ana-t. 27th 125th Ste.
then be” in the discard. Whichever
tracks will matte good on the count
tion will receive the dates
HARVARD STADIUM FOR TRIAL.
W...
Cottdldatos; for Qiymple’ Games Will
Compote on soldiera' Field in June.
At the. mainlimllns or the than
yard Athletic committee it was an. .
trounced that the llarverd Corporal on;
had voted to allow the Dimple
Games trials to be held in the Harvard
Stadium in June. Harvard never has
allowed the Stadium to be used
tor an
at which admission is charged The
intercollegiate championships will be
held May 31 and June 1, and the liar.
vartl authorities have understood tint
cutnide athletic meeting.
been playing are the their professional
qulatsts from the east. The Newport
Naval Reserves, a team which played
the old Company P- team in Newwrt
and demoted them, is the one which
turned \tctory over the Fall Rivers on .
their home door. but the score iron 11 ”“y
menu it to 11. '
Kermit victories over some of the
last tennis are given as follows: Over
Gloucester :0 to 30: mr North Artie
born. 26 to 18; over East Boston All
Stuns 36 to 27:010r Newport Nn’tnl
Reserves. 23 to 18
Their lineup will he made up of
(treany. County. Morley. Denney Slat
my and their. \lori’oy was playing
at the use of 15 and this was in 1906
and has been improving ever since. He
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his (tomes committee on June ll. This
date. however, annotating to the A A
l... atheists. is said to be too late as
on that date the entries must be sent
to Sweden flowover, the trials may
be held earlier it desired. as Harvard
has not specified the date on which
the Olympic Games committee may
have the use of the soldiers Field
Stadium.
The schedule ottho Harvard track
team has been 110112an slightly.
There will be no‘rslay race millet
the 4 University of Pennsylvania at 4
Hartford, Conn. but the races against
Vale and Prinoeton at the Boston 4
Athletic club meeting will be run as
planned.
, Nomlk Club Pool _
r1... pool tournament in the Nors
terday he thought the New York
ulna with the slat
Vi‘llk Club is over and the first one
winner is C. Otto Fitch, of Westport
avenue. lie was rated at 69 and won
every game throuxhout the tourney
Tuesday night he played the this! can
test with Dentist w L Weed. who
was rated 00. and deleted mm by
the score or 60 to 70. The name was
quite interesting and there were a
number at amnion. ‘ 1 ‘
The tin-at some in the billiard tour-
meat- is between Crampton and
Means, and will he stayed tonight
a large humhe‘r are exoeotod to veto
noes tbi‘s closlna genie, which will no
do not be interesting. ‘ 4
M
4 thlto Wins Two.
SEATTLE. Jan. 141 .eEbyaslto Iron
tyre struinbt tails trout anus Wester-
shard. 51 Des Metrics. last night. not.
minutes had twelve worn
0.. so. hop-43$
the eastward at New ‘ 4
in Namath oh Monday a
~titansaoluuottm tritium“. Stu; ,
pony tears oi Consultant. to 4
.4 . 4“ the
Clark House team when they were to
play the Fall Rivers and were short I
innit. turning the game into yletory tor
the Clark Hollies. This was lrr 1903
when Morley was but 17 years old
and was playing on the Y M c A
team He is very tall and a most suc-
cessful man at center
Last, week and this coming week
were. oped dates with the. high school
and Manager Burns is buoy arranging
(or I. game for Huntley night.
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PROF. GAUSS' LECTURE.
Town Teachen' Course Opens at the
Norwalwk High School. 4
The lecture by Professor Genes. or
in; at the Nor-wail: lilxh 300002110-
tier the auspices at the Town Teachers
Allsoeiatlou. draw a [strained Judi-
once. considering the weather. His sub.
last was Goethe—milieu the Mirror of
the World 4 ‘ ‘
He approached Goethe through
to... presenting his ova early pep
it'll!» impressions of the been! as an
introduction He passed to Goethe the
man. and. in fluent speech and quiet
explanation or facts, led his hearers
into the centrai‘theme o4! Goethefs own
attitude toward the 4 world and im-
nutnlty. Heredity. the; meaning or his.
spiritual serenity, dislike of the dis-4
agreeable Ind devotion to sell-Iotlvtty
and solt- development, as Goethe 1111-.
detained and followed the‘m‘, were set
torth in torcetui .1... speech. ’43?
Ptofesaor‘ can“ presents that high
on. of i‘l‘t‘eriry study that Dr mug
tissues is the high purpose in a his-
» 2"?! M 930‘
tum as. o profound "coulomb“
20:00. ‘
year and that the teams they have
Princeton University. given last evens
the possibilities of man. striving for 1
oil their 9W5 4,
_ ‘mu‘ail 50.101
. 4' so‘ntil‘ul“ me not or ‘a literary master, _
ill ‘ 4 as well as the studs through onion»
55.11501. 1054:. 4‘ 1
colored Wash 6606:.
Last Days of the January Sale
j Onlyahlw days longer to receive the benefit of the g
Discounts on Dinnerware, Farley China, Glass and Silver-
were, fiduse Furnishings, Household Linens, White and
Until Saturday night.
Clearance of Hosiery
Balance of Stt‘le remaining from the janu‘my SAIL 1.)
be out in price and closed out quickly.
Sample “050 that new .250 now 19c, 3 pairs for son.
2‘
Sample 11050 that were i1 on. now 13¢, 2 pairs for 25¢.
Men’s and Boys’Wearahles at Clearance
An Important Sale Commencing Today.
Colored'Neinge Shirts of the regular 5m grades and
styling 35:, 3 ‘for $1.00.
White Neglige‘Shirts, $1.00 grade at 479C;
.11 51 00.
$1.51) grade
Soisette Pajamas of the l‘t‘gilidi $1 on guide. 69c pair.
Sweaters, all 01,110 ft guiar $2 on grade, $1. 50 each.
President Braces, 50c grade, 35c, 3 for $1.00. '
Athletic. Suspenders, 15c,
”Suspenders that were 25c ,
2 pairs for 25c.
19c, 3 for 50¢.
"Crown" Hose Supporters, regular 2250. 19c, 3 for 50¢.
‘ ‘ Bo‘ys’ Wear. ‘
Sweaters, all wml, $1.50
grade. for $1.00.
Blouses. 5m grade, 39¢, a for 75c. “ 4 l
Sheets and Pillow cases
Unusually good and lowest priced in years.
0 Sheets in full bod size. that v. ere go 85 21116050, now
. 60. 65 and 75c,
Sheets of wry fair quality at 45c.
Pillow Cases, litany different grades. iron: to: to 28¢.
‘ Blankets
A superb stock; both white and colored, less to per
CC)“.
Comfortable: ‘
Filled with fine quality of cotton, or nice and fluffy
1inwn.umi covered with figured cheesecloth. chintz. silke—
iine, shrine and silk, the stock ni‘fctml
nnroscrvcrily for
these last days. less no per cent. 2
(the 0.101. 30200 @Umptifiy.
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(Roiopag‘ come Whe‘n She Seemed“ Re-
covering From Etieeta 0! Accident.
The Stamford Advocate yesterday
printed the following:
Mrs. Lincoln Taylor died vesterdn)
11atternoon, at her home in Summer
street. She. was seriously injured nine
Ive-aka ago. when the was thrown from
a carriage, near Trinity Lake. the abol-
dont bolus dueto aim! piece 0! road.
As soon is she had motored out»
ncently to permit oi her tether-at from
a house near the scene of the accident.
she was brought to her home. l"there
she received not only Elle best of cars,
but attentions which ire prompted by
the attention of relatives and triends.
She seemed to be getting along to
wards recovery until that Friday. when:
shot buttered a. serious relapse.- Her“
heart was hllected, and there: were
symptom of mortal? Mrs. Taylor
made a hard tight for lite. 0555205... ,
until within a few minutes of her
death she seemed to think chiefly or
those she was to lesye‘ behind—hot
husband and son. '
Mrs. lToylor was
born in South
‘Frarntuzhant. rim, tier, m‘aid‘en name
being Annie Ware Giles. Bile was
married in 1880 to Lincoln Tsiqun, the
ceremony being hollowed by Rev.
S Geoviile Both of them home here ‘1 ‘
trout Menachusstts at about the some
time. when the Stuart hot tectory not.
1‘50 here. lint they iirtlt bottoms ac
qualnted iii Stamford. They celebral
:Ihs 06066 who you
i
punt 0105. who now
or sledding onuivarmy on;
Richardson. . 4‘ ‘ 4;
mite laxative Bromo Quinlng1m Tobin
Drugiiats refund money iii
_ ouch 001.250
rs.‘ Taylor nioet keenly are her dis‘
“ Alice.
“ one she sale“ nothing at an;
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HYouKeepChickens‘
You Need An Incubator
.You can hatch more chickens and bet. 1
in chickens with a Buckeye incubator.
than you ever hatched with a hen.- \
. Thats a broad statement, but every ,
Buckeye incubator is duaranteed to
hatch every hatchable eg, and that’s
more than your hens can 0. An incu—
bntor Sets when you are ready too, but
the hen sets when she' as ready. ,
Come 1:: and let us show you how a
Buckeye incubator works. "You it been:-
prised at its simplicity.
W e have them 11: four sites. as low as
$6.00
Poultry Drinking Founts
and Feed Hoppers
CHAS. E. Dow
Washington St‘reet, South Norwalk
“MW”? -fl- ”flu-M
The funeral service will be held F‘ri
day It 2 p m., at. her late residence,
one will hoiconducied by Rev. W.
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:‘EO CURE A COLD IN ONE DIV.
E. W. Grov’es signature
'Wan , ,4 "*1 .4t .
Maud—Did Alice" any? ”lam anything: .3-
about me during her call yesterday?4;i,
Etheld'ébb, no: she‘s a nice on;
it she can't speak well or any.
Norwalk Chronicler