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Bonds, Accident, “Plate (lines;
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TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Upflalro South Norwalk Twit
Company Building
Tel 1230
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
James 001111, or Orchard street. spent
yesterday 111 ilridaeport, where he at
tended the thontre.
Concord Iiivision. N11. 2!. Sons
Temperance, will hold a regular busi-
neus 111111211011 1111 Monday alto: 11111111.
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PINQCHLE TOURNEY TO START.
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acted Payers.
011 Tueaday next the pinoslio tourna-
ment between Unoas and Cocirenbo
Tribes of Red Men will 111.111.1111.. 1111111
session is to be held in South Nor-
waik. Players are whettlng theic
scalpinz' kniles and South Nora/11.113
braves are fortifying themselves
against the invasion Jot the Norwaik
tribe. The players selected are as
follows:
Cockonoo, no. 32, Norwalk.
Team No. l.~~.l. Wm. Rowe, J. H.
"Lincoln.
Team No. 2.~«~I1‘.
l'lubhell.
Team No. 3.»~W. I, (iomntock. Harry
Bullwltz.
B. Mnlkin. W. 11".
“Foam No. 4.m~l~l. M. Godfrey, C. E.
Kellogg. '
Team No. 5. ----- H. V. Worden. J. I).
Milne. .
Team No. ti.-.i. .1. Golder, Theo.
Soderlund. I
Town No. 7.—-W. 112. James. Allen
Henry.
Team No. 8.«1~-l’12. Garlic-1d, Leo Cdliti
Team N11. 9.—~A. Ross Malkiu. Irving
Rood.
“ Team N1). it).me. Beilord. .1. ll.
Mnlitlil. 5
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lskuyan.
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Unoas No 213, South Norwalk.
'i‘tzum No.1.—~111111'1 Williams. Geo.
St'lirircr.
Tontn No. 2. ------ 1'1. i’hiiilpson. A. i’oh‘i~
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115319.1- blankets \t L.1\l.\\'1"iglns.
“The committee on Cocknnue Tribes
anniversary hold 11 111111111111; lust even-
ing with Howard N. Godfrey in Leon-
and street. A program .is being made.
up 11nd 11111111111311 was reported last
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Cocltenoe Tribe. No. .12. 1. 1‘). 11. .11..
5 will meet this evening in the hall in
‘ Wall street. The general committee
(in the anniversary will hold 11 meet-
5 lug folowing. Ail 11111111111111; are roquesb
ed to be. present.
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F. S. Wnl'tlwell. who conducts 1111512111-
tensivc contracting 'bnsincsse in Stam-
Htehdris erecting a large plant there for
the accommodation .of his business.
' . The establishment includes store and
foil houses, whnrves and office b-uild
lugs.
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_«All kinds Winter Cups O'Brlen’s
. 5111111111511 has sold a
Mdok' truck to Giro-once Jackson,
lltou, the from dealer. The Mack
. uclt booth is being cased for this
week at the truck show in Madison
Square Garden by their representative,
51At'tbur '1‘. Murray. of Norwalk.
"Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Smith. or
'1Wilton avenue, have removed to'Bos-
55'5tOn; 'Mass, where they will rqside
" hereatiter. Mr. Smith til-employed by
the. Sealshipt. Company and has been
11111. The Smiths departed yestedday.
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line, at Hayes’ Market. Saturday 5811‘s-
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'Speoial Qtllcer Richard F Moore, or
the Norwalk polic9 department. has
been delegated by the street’ depart-
ment of the city to canvas the entire
city, notifying people to clean or! their
111' its bolero the freeze that will wo-
51111 111 follow this spell of thawing. The
5 nectlcut Company men and the
street department antenna are working
lougly and everything to being
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Uncas and Cookout). Tribe- hove 3.. .
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Muslin 68c yard
ing th 3 sale, 534;: yard.
Fruitol the Loom .1 ,
rooo yardl bf the beot'quai»
ity Fruit of the Loom Mus-
5 lin; re uler ”Vac yard. Dar-5
5% Sheets ' 29c
'Full size 501: Sheets. good
quality ‘ Muslin.
Very special for tomorrow 29C
Sale price,
year.
ance Sale
Important Bar , tains at the January Clear-
Everybody loves Bargains if they are true, honest and square.
At this store we guarantee every bargain as advertised or.
your money back. This is without a doubt the greatest merchandising event of the
You know what that means 1 at this busy store.
the many big bargains we offer for Tomorrow. .
These are only a few of
Look at these
ShirtWaistBargains
$5 SILK wnrsrs. .. .5198
100 Silk Ty-on Waists in
many colors and combine.
tions-vthe silk alone is worth
$2: regular 55 values. While
this lot lasts. $1.98.
$11 CHIFFON
'WAISTS ..' ........ $1.39
Chiffon over not. in several
colors and styles; regular 54
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isms LEAGuE To as FORMED 1N 1'!
CONNECTlCUT.
281' idgeport.
l ready Practically Assured of
I Joining.
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very pmbnlily be formed 1111111111: 31W-
ford.l”1111b1 111111 Bridgeport are 111
must certain who represented and'
lllt‘ league.
1111111 lw'irirtiuxd and Derby intro 881
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others Now .-,ilavcn Stamford Middle
town and Meriden are being consul
cred
The Bridgeport
sure to put a first. team in the field
and to make a strong bid for 5.. the
premier honors. Last year thelooal
Elks played some remarkably" fast
games with teams from other lodges
and practicalh the some team; could
be secured with additions where they
would prove strengthening. '5: .5
Knockout Brown In Badly Beateh'fly
Abe Attsll. , '
NEW YORK, Jan. til-«Abe Atteil'
bested ”Knockout" Brown in a. 10-
round light at the National Sporting
club last night. The bout was a one.
sided affair. Brown beidg unable to
land to any advantage. Attell had
Brown groggy in a mixup in the
tenth round, ' '
Brown (creed the fighting through-
out. but Attell‘s defense was impene-
trable. and all of Brown's best blows
going for 1111113111.
Brown opened the first round with
a light left, which did no damage. At.-
tell toyed with the local lightweight,
and not a heavy blow was .etruoir
without a return and bottom the
reund ended had closed one of
other In the third Brown continued
his rushing tactics and Atbell covered
up and then landed a short uppercut
to Brown's chin. , ., .
The fourth round was the most sen-
Hartford and Derby Air
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stow:- 1171112119:
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(11111 of the 1111121111 111 lithe in Connect“
ticut during the coming 111111111011. Hurt :
tliioo oilioi (111111111 will limo teams in
suxcd the local lodge that they will:
support. such a project, and it is con-i
matter to secure
lodge would be
throughout the round. In the second
round Attell landed several nppercuts.
Brown’s eyes and badly damaged the
Browns 1811111.
values. For this sale. $1. 39.
51.00 TAILORED
WAISTS ...... 69c
Mannish Waters. with coin
1111' and cuffs: regular $1.00.
This Sale, 691:. .
Leather Bags at
Less than Cost
53.50 and 54 BAGSL . 51.98
Guaranteed Leather Bags.
leather linings. German sit-l
ver frames; nothing in this
lot worth less than $3. 50.
others up to 54.83115 5331:,
$1. 98. '
5159 to 5: BA95 ...... 99c
A wonderful collection of
Sample Bags. extra good
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lined; values 51.50 to $3.00.
While the zoo in the lot
lasts. 99c.
1
3 79¢ Leather Bags medium
size. very good quality of
soft leather. For this sale.
59¢-
. Sale of Sweaters
ourrney do
. quality leather and leather.
soc Sweatgrs . 391:
511.00 Sweaters . .. .5r149
$3.00 Sweaters .......51. 98
55.00 Sweaters ....... 53. so
5§_.oo55chatcrs 3.53. 98
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Hosiery Sale
25c BURSON'S HQSE.r7c
Bureau's Hose. abld the
country over at 25c. Slight
imperfections that are never
noticed. Sale price. 17C.
121: HOSE ..... . ....... 81:
Ladies’ 12c Hose. while the
case lasts. 81: instead of 12c.
12c MEN’S SOCKS ..... 8c
25 dozen Men’s Socks. extra
good values; a chance to put
in a big supply and save
money So insicad of mo.
farm/1:9
Sale 111 Pictures
ago Pictures ......... ..ch
391: Pictures. ........... 29c
591: Pictures .391:
All Pictures are handsomely
framed
83 Bath Robes
‘ $1. 98
We will. sell all 53 Ladies'
Bath R9l>cs during this sale
at $1.98...‘
1 Elle Crib Blankets
29c
Crib Blankets, put. up one in /
a box; regular soc. This
- 5 sale 291;. f
810 and $12
Dresses 55.98
We will place on sale 100
Misacs‘ and Ladies” All
Wool Dresses made of fine
quality Serge. neatly trim-
med. Some dresses 0111 one
of a kind. Guarantee: 510
5 and $12 value or your money
back. Talre your pick. Jan-
uary Clearance Price, 55. 98.
8c Colored Flan-
neiette 6c yd
Good quality Flanne’lette.in
many colors; regular 8c yd
This sale. 61: yard. 1 ..
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$8 Coats $3. 98
A number of Ladies' and
Missea‘ Coats, this Season’s
styles. sold up to 58. Jan«
uary Clearance Price. 53- -.98
‘ $9 Coats $4.98
Ladies' and Misses’ Coats in
mixture and solid colors;
regular 59 Coats. January
Clearance Price, 54..98
512 Coats $6.98
About 18 Costs that have
sold at 512. Take your pick
of the lot and pay us 56.98.
1115 Coats $8.98
Fancy mixture and solid.
The new black Coat for wo~
men and misses; gegular 515 5
'Coats. $8. 98.
.816 to $20 Coats
$9.98
Our loss your gain. Your
choice of all our fine sits:
, regulor5161to so Wh 111111:
1 lot lasts. 59. 98. ..'
$l2 Caracnl Coats
$ 7.98
Ladies“ and Misses' Caracul
Coats. sold at 512. January
Clearance Price, 57.98. '
1112.511 Suits 117.98
Ladies‘ and Misses} . All
Wool Suits. plain colors and .
fancy' regular 512. 50. Jan-
nary Clearance Price 57;.- 98.
$5, Hats $1.98.
First come. first served. Any
55 Trimmed Hat int this
store. January Clearance
Price, 51. 98
557 8:88 Hats 52. 98
. Beautiful Trimmed Hate
that sold up to $8. The en-
tire lot on sale at $2 ‘98
13 111111 $3.50
Skirts $1.98
Your choice of many All
Wool Skirts; regular 53 and
53 so. This sale, 51 98
25c Neckwear 150
300 pieces of our regular 25c
Neckwcar on sale at. . . .Isc
Great Underwear
Bargams
25c MUSLIN
DRAWERS . ..xgc
MuslinWDrawcrs, of good
quality. .soi't finish. with
hemetitchcd and tucked rut-
. lies; 251: values. Sale price.
191:.
39c DRAWERS ....... 25c
Drawers. will good quality
embroidery ruffle; excellent
value. Sale price. 25c.
25c CORSET ,
100VER3 ..........19c
25 dozen regular 25:: Corset
Covers. daintily trimmed
‘with good quality cmbrold~
5cry: very special. This
sale. 191:.
501: CORSET .
COVERS ........... 39c
A great display of sec Cor-
set Covers, trimmed with
lacefand embroidery and
wash .ribbon; regular 501:.
This sale. 39c.
50c GOWNS . . ....... 391:
Never sold less than 501: and
just 300 in the lot. neatly
trimmed and out very full;
regular 50:. January Clear-
ance Price 391:.
9c Amoskeag'
Gingham 6‘60 yd
The best quality Amoskeag
Apron Ginghams; regular
91: quality During this sale,
61/11: yard. 1
~1
Corset Specials
51.00 CORSETS ...... .791:
25 dozen Corsets, an extra
long model and fine quality;
consists of medium bust, ex-
tra long hips, lace and em-
broidery trimmed, good hose
supporters. for average and
full figures; all sizes. Janu-
ary Clearance Price, 79c.
75c CORSETS ..59c
Extra long hip Corsets, all
sizes and several good
styles; 75c values. For this
sale, 59c.
11.
29c RIBBON ...... 19c yd.
Just think! 6-inch Ribens,
in all this season’s newest
colors; :1 great chance to
save; regular ago. But you
pay us 191: yard during this
sale.
512 to $15 Dresses
$7.98
About 25 Dresses that sold ,
at $12 to $15. Theentire,
lot on sale beginning this
Saturday. January Clear.
ance Price, 57. 98.
..
Sale of Gloves
25c GLOVES ...... 19c
Ladics' full weight Gloves
go on sale at 191:.
$1.00 MANNISH
GLOVES ........... 791:
Our regular 51 Mannis'h
Gloves._for this sale, 79c.
29c Ladies’ Under-
wear 21c
Extra good quality Pants and
Vents for women; just one case
for this sale. 211:.
50c Ladies’ Under-
wear 39c
Ladlec' Fleeced Lined Pants and ,
Vests. very best 501: quality. For ,
this sale, 39:.
1
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his corner.
From this point on Attell 111be at1
at least a dozen without a return. The
tittb round was all tittell'n in the
sixth round Brown was wild and
missed many swings, but just hetero
the hell he landed a good right. ‘He
sent a. long right swing to the jaw in
the seventh but Athell Was not hurt.
Both men indulged in rough tactics
and were roundly biased by the crowd.
BroWn opened the eighth with an
upperout. whirih did no damage. ’i‘o
ward the end or the round Atteiimp
pemut Brown repeatedly, white the
latter was wild. Bath men fought
11101121th in the ninth and again the
opowd showed its disapproval Atteli
then landed three upper-cute without a
return.
Brown appeared tired in the 10111
round. whereas 111.1111 continued Jab-
bing thiu‘i mercilessly; The fight end-
Browu emerged groggy and bleeding
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will and seemed able to land all 1.1195 _
blews 11! bis repertory, sending home‘ing a busy season this year and hope
all with a 11mm mixup. from 11111611111111.1111» 31111111111. j 1
front the 111111. 111111 1111111111. it was
‘ Attell’s5 light. "'1 ,
1'the. words “so” so" 1111111113" 18111111.
while the end is adorned .1111. cross
bats.
to gain the championship or the town.
_ Ryan and Flynn Sign.
‘ CLEVELAND, 0., Jim. lit—Jack
Carley. manager of Jim Flynn, an-
nounces that Tommy Ryan has signed
an agreement to train Flynn for three
month‘s prior to the match with John-
son.
Curley 111.111 1.1.1.11 goes to Salt Lake
City to coulplete all details tor the
posting or forfeits on Feb. 15
W
WOODBURY agelDENT DEAD.
'WO‘ODBURY‘. 11111. 19 4.11.1111 Ward.
11 tormer woolen manut‘acture‘r, the
oldest member of the North- Gangrene-
tionai Church and for thirty years or
more its chorister, died last night at
his home. here,.nt 1111!. one of 885 years.
His wife died several years 11110. 5 No
The So so boys are anticipat~ 5
culiar incident“
2. 1.1.11. before, 1131111111111-
1111111 retire innit": “ ‘ '9
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MERIDEN Jan 19 «An ““8th by from 1the state school for boys this 5
three inmates oi the State 3111101111111 morning may know something- or the
Boys here to make their escape from affair, as1 it is asserted both ware in.
that Institution early today. W33 0111? their stocking feet when they left the
two thirds successful owing to a no school premises.
The boys, William
Hasty, 16 years old, of Derby; Martin
Flynn, aged 18 years, or New Haven.
and Clyde St 0111111. W 17 5'9”“ 0* Mod-winter- Event 111.011.13.311. be very
Hartford. jumped from a second story '
window. but one of them in the 1111‘s.
cent struck and broke 11 city 111111.111...
111.111.111.11. set «the 11:9 bells all over coastal and pleasant smoker e'ver held
the city ringing. Two police ottioers by the members of the Not-walk (loan
close by the school. hurried to 111111 try Club will be. held this evening. at
school grounds and 11.11.11. 1:11. investiga- the club house. The entertainment .
den.- 1 Healy was captured but the 01,111 i commit-tee 11‘... extended itself to make “Kym; AND 0018i"! "510,0”...
ewtwo got away. althguxb closely pur- this mid-winter event one remnants-
. ‘ 111.. at the 11111111 and orpxress or the
It ‘waa stated .11 the school 11111.1 club 111 every respect. No pains or
111111 the. leader or the trio bad 1 1111.111 trouble barre been spared and Hattie
5 the hospital. tions are that the results will wan-ant
1 where be had been berated upon for their adopts.
', Appendicitis. and 111111 been allowed and eats splenty and 11111111 tread time
‘ more liberty than would otherwisel 1will await. both the members and in. .
eye been the «no The authorities cited 2119111115. . .
sued
sum of money. some tobacco and pipes
and boots and slippers taken. The
store also houses a postotlloe 111111-1111.-
-tidn. The authorities are of the opin-
ion that the two boys who escaped
SMOKER ' A57 COUNTRY CLUB.
successful.
What promises to be the most 1111101
5 j Luann
There will be smokes
Daily Line to N. Y%
11111 FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave no!
:8. East 111m. New York (not.
or Devoi- street). every day (a- ,
cent and”). 0t 3 n m. It‘s-aim
received at Nor-walk oil to “1.
1:.” end Booth Norwclh on to 8:80
111111111111 Steamboat Company
Armin. J. Smith. 50. c. Hucniltl.
General Agent
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Hotel Mahackemo
-.J. R. CONNOR M2r
1R5AT558 82 PER DAY AND UPVIAIB
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