'lIlIIHS IIIII iIlIIlIlIIS.
Capt. Frederick Perkins.
Specnal 831
1 . BOYS’ SUITS
=9 , ‘ H AND sovs'
OVERCOATS
Ages 2 1-2 to 17.
the residencocot Captain John Posse.
IVerona, N, J.. yesterday. in the nine-
' tieth year of his rise. Funeral services
will he held at 4 o'clock tomorrow at
ternoon. Captain i’eiklns was well
i'knoun to the older residents of this
town In steamboat days of former
years he was agent. of the White lines.
one of which ran here and the other
to Itockaway. Together with Captain
. ‘.~
A LOTTERY.
, “n .
“An old Coal ‘Dealer once des»
”bribed Coal as a “lottery"—-one
might draw a prize or a blank.
I “There is much truth in this as be “0"”“90‘1‘
‘ We will sell them
curslon line to limekawny lieuch. which
proved a good Investment. (“.uptaln
.l’orkins was an energetic business
almost at half the price. Come tutti
Iman. cordial in his manner and during
3:031 at the best does not run uni-i this active life was probably one or
the best known steamboat men in
‘ ‘ ‘ storm in quality.
' "" Words like “Best" or “High IG. 0 t t [i e b,S
rode” mean nothln in at 1 -
;G g P tcu 11 NORTH MAIN ST.
hit and will not keep your house,
New York city. For many years after
his retirement from business be made
frequent visits to Norwallt, where he
was a most welcome visitor.
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'._ warm- , “I . Mlu Nellie der.
- f] If you buy Your “lottery" tick- MEN 5 ARCTICS .......... .....ttoo 3““ New" "W 1“"1' “until.“ "“01"
f Sites” 1 to 12_ noon at the residence or Mrs. Cath-
21%“ 0 Us we Shall do our beat to MEN'S STORM KING BOOTS...$3.25 erlne I.0('IiW0(id, Ill IIPIIIOWII, SIIIIII-
. lhfivc you draw a‘ prize and believe . Sizes ti to 10 ford. She. ‘had been ill about two
MEN'S 2-buekle FELT BOOTS..$2.50 WCL’IiS 0f pneumonia. MIHH Dyer Willi
Sizes 6 to 9 employed at Dr. iirooka's suttltarium,
:WOMENS extra high h“. STORM in New (‘anaan the past ten wars
RUBBERS 50c About two weeks ago she became III
I
i Sizes 3 and left the littooks pl 11 e in the hope
3 3" i l 223N§War§l prflg‘fi'i‘ .. , that a short vacation would improve.
glCONNEAm & W "— MAX LE ' Y W
her health. Elite. went to Mrs, Lock-
169 WASHINGTON 8T... BRIDGE
BRACKEN
wood'n to make a visit and while. IIIOl‘tT‘
SOUTH NORWALK
1» r.»
, ‘ Ive shall succeed. Our Coal was
I ‘mever better than at present.
....................
her condition became scrions. Miss
liycr II\'(‘tI in Stuntiotd many years.
1 "w
.0.
- Mrs. Hester Hosg.
Word was received in liar-'1 .\‘or1\:1lk.
TBI FOIIl'l- Four” one this morning, of tho iIt'ltIIi oi 3111's.
llostor Iloug. widow of tho into tira-
bnin lloaiz. ’I‘llc t‘.1ntll1 11 number of
years ago Ii“‘HIiII.II in no 101111 menus.
and known to the bidet {cabin-111.1 of
the town. Two daughters and one 11.111
surlivc. Mrs. iloug had been li1iut.'.
in Sussex. New Jersey. for many years
and tho funeral and interment will
‘llIIii’ place tltcrt- on 'l'huritday.
attic
I-iiirou.
We
Whenever you clean
or cellar, remember Win.
3.”. Fort St. Ijast \'orwnlk.
pay 10 lb tor
RAGS
and best prices for rubbers. met-‘6
his and leather boils. tirders‘out
» of town must he sent a day attend.
your
.“EdWin (I; Burt’s
SHOES
as
S for Women
11-1
~11
I “.’High-Cut- Shoes
for Boys and
Girls
4!
Elizabeth H. Varian.
Itilizabcth lI.. the oinht-tuonihs-old
daughter of littlest and Mary \"arlan.
III('(I this morning. The t‘uuctal sen
view.- will be bold tomorrow afternoon
from the home of the (It-conned par~
cuts. 24;: Main street. llcv italph (l.
ilnrtlcy. pastor or the amuh Sorwaik
liaptist Church, will ofllciato and inter
meat 11 ill take place in Riverside com
ctcry.
Emerson Shoes
for Men
’Halelton
00gb
» see es» «riser» r» ~22» res» see-rower
William Gregory.
\l’iiliain Gregory. of t‘ranbury. a
well-known and highly respected rosi-
dent oi the town, diedlast flight ‘in
his olghtymldth year. lie is survived
by three nonsuii‘mukhn. .l. Lester and
William Gregory. Jr. The funeral in
éll . i
r i
.3 CONNEALLY 8: 3:
ll»
:2: BRACKEN :3 rangements had not been completed at
81 Washington St The B.Hershfie|d& Son CO. press time, but will be announced
' Inter. - ‘
Tel. 363- 4 - Tel. 294. 122 Water at. ......
M%%%%%%&%%%%fic% ' ‘ 1 Funeral 0‘! Mrs. Everett.
"1.... 5L.~ .. .. The funeral services over the re»
. STATE EDITORS. mains of Mrs. George Everett were
. in! SMOKEII I8 noun” HARTFORD, Jnn, 23.-T»he Conncc:
1'70 BE SATISFIED WITH
held this morning at 8:30 o‘clock from
ticut Editorial association, at Its meet-
: Elinor Ludlnw
4.4.
her late home in East avenue, and fol-
lng yesterday, elected» these oiliccrs: lowed by service in St. Joseph's
President, ii). G Hill. New Haven; Church. Here n requiem nmss was
llart- celebrated and the remains taken to
viceprcsidcnts. E. H. Crosby,
. .M TWIN City ford; W. .I. Jones. \Vestpoz‘t; l:. 0.4 the Catholic cemetery In King street.
.’ N‘ . ' ‘Williams, Putnam; w. C. Sharpe. Scy- Westport, -i'l:. burial. The services
”an“ OI‘ mour; L. Mci.oughlin,-__Staanford;' E. were largely attended.
‘ Lifllg- m it Prann.-Deep River; H.,R. Jones. ~---~--~~~~
" 69 MONKEY SUIT.
as: ~ 1 Mil" Hartford: eecretarydtrtasuret:
ALL peanuts-Mr " IA H.13ur,nes Bristol and auditor.11‘. Rmm m, 3" ”1.111 fl a H.“
«......bm , . s, oenwich. range as on e
lars per yet| I“' IN)“ Gr ' Anxiously Awaited.
-WWWW-
MEDIA, Pa. Jan. 23.~-Thls quiet
borough is anxiously awaiting a'ver-
dict In‘ the case of Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Snowden, who has sued Dr. Morton P.
Dickeson because the. physician’s pet
monkey hit Mrs“: Snowden on the an-
kle. The Snowdens tuld Dickesona
are neighbors. The case Opened yes~
terdny and will end today.
Mrs. Snowden testified she‘had been,
.taking a both when the monkey climb-
‘ed through a window and hid under
a rocking chair. While she was dress
lug she sat in a chair to pull on her
stockings and the monkey flew at bet
and inflicted the injur1.
The defense declared that like men
key was tame and would not bite any-
one unless it was tensed or hurt The
doctor claimed that. whenlilrs. Snow-
den was bitten she must have rocked
on the monkey‘s tail.
HARMON FORCES EXTEND.
NASHVILLE, Tend, Jan. 23.-—-—Heod~
quarters.ot a state organization pledg~
ed to support Governor Harmon, at
Ohio, for the Democratic presidential
nomination,‘ were opened here today.
Frank Avent, state railway commis-
sioner. is chairman of the 'I‘ennesaee
organization.
~d— 1-“ mo—«M I
MAY REPEAL HABEAS CORPUS.
ACT.
IVDIANAPOLIS ind. Jan. "3.~At-
UGUSTA Me, Jan 23.——~The Puget torney-General Thomas M. Hanon, of
Egypt Traction, Light and Power Indiana, and Prosecutor Frank P. [in
' party has tiled articles “of incor- her. 0: Marion County, are to be ask-
” . ed today by the Central Labor Union
of this city to assist in appealing the
habeas corpus suit, by which Detec-
tive William J. Burns was released of
the kidnapping indictment returned by
the Marion County grand jury before
Federal Judge'A. B. Anderson, oi the
Indiana Supreme Court.
hittqhgaihfllvuolns. “Fa-l
QUADoa-asvow‘riou ENDS.
‘ amNGTON. Jan. 23.—-Aruc1es
‘ bringing .to an end the revo-
. Ecuador. have ~ben‘ signed by
leaders of the federal troops and
lutlonists at Guayaquil, it was
‘ y reported to the State depart-
th . today'i'rom the American consul
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RIG CAPITAL; NOTHING PAID IN.
...—..—
tlnei want ads. pay dividends -~.m--———~
' ‘ UNIO'NIST DEMONSTRATION 6‘
l lily.
PLANNED.
\ BELFAST, irelnnd Jan. 23 “The
1 corporation or the city has agreed to
' let Ulster Hall tothe Unionists for the
purpose or a demonstration on Febru-
‘ . dry 7. the dayprecedins the meeting
1 at which Winston 1Spencer-Churchill.
(first lord “oi the admiralty, and John
, I E. Raymond, lesdsr‘ol'thefllrleh Nn‘.
; nonallsts nuns» sinuses): (luminous.
.. against unexpected calls upon his purse, by systematic saving.
a small sum. :takép from each pay envelope tor deposit in
, theme rule. The Unionist meeting is
lllnionists will retain penguin!) of the
a dad this not: mill
:trom holding theiildemoinitrdtlon 0n
.‘the next day. ' -‘ ‘ , ‘
are announced to speakiin favor of.
Captain Erederlck Perkins died ul'
i’ease be Inaugurated the Sunday ex~'
TUESDAY JAN. 93, 19111
11111 1111111 111111
want. STREET, 10:10 a. tnE—Tho
lesdlng'speculstive issues were under
pressure: at» the opening 01'. the stock
market today and prices gave way
moderately. United States Steel was
s0ld heavily and .lost 1-2. The Hill
stocks weakened after their recent
rise, both Northern Pacific. and (.ireat
Northern ptd. failing "1»2.‘ American
Telephone and itallway Steel Spring
dropped a point and Union Pacific 0-8.
...—......
WALL STREET, ii. a. m.»liuylng
orders were uncovered at the lower
levclmnd there was a brisk rally
which amounted to I. 1-2 intimat
Neg-thorn will, and I in Northern P11-
citic and Reading. 'i‘rudtng became.
quiet alter prices had been mostly re.-
stored to yesterday's closing level or
above. Delaware & Hudson declined
I and blizgett d: Myers 2 points. Amer-
ican t'un pill. improved 1 M.
I
WALL- STREET. Noon. ~~~~~ Although
the stock market early In the day was
affected uninvorabiy by the heaviness
of some of the lending IHSIIt‘B, (98])(Pl‘llil-
ly ll. 8. Steel and the. Hill shares, it
displayed considerable underlying
strength and quotations stiffened ul‘~
tor the selling orders had been citarcd
up. United States Steel was l11~
tlucnccd by the unfavorable report of
111.3 cormratlon (‘01Illlilllliiltilit,’l‘. and by
tho pt‘opouml out In stool duties.
iIcuvIni-ss or the till] stocks presum-
ably was due to proiit taking and
those shares rose briskly when pres-
earn from this source was removed.
Iluil operations 11'1-1'1- t'tllll‘i’nll‘fllitl to
a large extent in litntliup. The raw
with width that bio It was lifted to
l Jill’s. ‘ .
thereby making up more than up”, altcr ‘Iil‘i‘i‘ H-H‘l ii
& HYATT '
3 and 5' Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
REDUCED PRICES. ON
...F U R S .'..
A pre-lJtvt-nlory sale that moans a big saving on every purchase. The assortment includes Illack Lynx,
NORWALK'S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
‘00...
0.0...
lilack It'ox, ilIat-k Wolf, Illnc Wolf. Natural lint-coon. Opossum and Japanese Mink.
Daintyr Fur Sets for Children from S1 up
A Special Lot of L'adies’ Winter Waists
Reduced to 81. 25.
of Nun‘s \‘lci inn and ilrilliautlne. lu rations toims.
6% Columbiaj 6%
Real Estate Bonds
l’a)‘ interest pr'otnptly each sit:
months. interest paid from date [of
investment to aci‘mi date 02' withdraw-
al; ('11:: ulthdtnw funds 1with full in-
tidbit od
H Krieger&Co.
its ditldcntl oillg. which (unit 00' ill? on...” ”f ”Him”, llond holders in
pilto today luspirvtl
purchases of other uml stocks.
Westcru issues were in tnodx-ratc dc»
wand and l‘nion F'ul‘lllc mid a point
above its earlier low invoi. iltnuls
were steady.
\\'.\i.l. S’I‘lllili’l‘. i p. 111.- Some of
the spol‘lalllcil rcspornlml to pool mau-
ipulntluu. but the llcliiili‘iil railroad list
was quieter and nllitltlll‘ ot‘l {tom the
limit. Third Avenue 1111.» t‘reoiy inittltht
at an advance, 0i i l»: and Antcrlcati .
(“an t .d. reachcil iii.
NOT A MONOPOLY.
Such II Claimed by President Vail at
American Telephone a Telegraph
Company.
.‘x‘I-JW YORK. Jan. :l'i_ »»»»» I’resltlcltl
Theodore N. \‘all oi the American 'I‘el-
ophonc and Telegraph Company, when
seen today in regard to a petition filed
with Attornm General \Vtckunham
tor a dissolution or that corporation,
said:
“I have not as yet road the petition
which i understand has been tiled in
Washington The petition is simply
tion anti has no nipuliicrtntu.l until the
attorney-general takes action. As re“-
gnrds the American Telephone and
'i‘clegplph Company being a monopoly
in violation otthe Sherman antitrust
law, I can only say that any act of
this t‘ompany in the matter ot‘ ocuulr~
inn other concouls has been done eith-
or alter it direct appeal by the coup
pany or with tho acquiescence of the
concern. Every act has been passed
upon favorably by the authorities in
the 1111121: Interested."
‘SETTLING huasaao "earns.
ME‘RIDEN Ian. 23.n1‘he executors
or the. 82,.)th 001Ie~1ate or the late Wat
Ier Hubbard today- began sending out
checks for some of the public bequests
made by. Mr. Hubbard in Meriden and
Mlddletown. ’l‘hc hedttestn in this city
trialled about $261,500 and in Middle
town about 895.000. The executors are
paying those bequests first which are
given outright, including those to
charity societies, firemen and slime
employees of the Bradley and Hubbard
Company. and later they will set aside
the trust lands. in which are included
one to hospitals. churches and 8-10. 000
to Wesleyan University.
HITCHCOGK FOR..'I'AFT.«
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.——"i am £01
'I‘ntt as strong as alman can be.“ de
clared Postmaster-General Hitchcock
at. tho White House today. ‘91 did not
realize until a day or two ago how for
these stories about my alleged differ-
ences with the president had gone. i
probably shall have smoothing to any
on the subject. " ~
Mr Hitchcock manifested great in
dlgnation that his loyalty had been
questioned.
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WATER COMPANY TO CHANGE
HANDS. ‘
believed to be a scheme by which the.
Nationalists? ‘
NEW HAVEN, Jail; 28. --_-Il. l3 Stated
heretthat the Guillord and Chester
water properties are lobe P909863“.
under a new company with 3 animal
of $000,000 and with News Joy as
president. _
aid you in solvinmiiihy I problem
mote (manual ”I,“ .onu
I
l
i
l
'tbat or an indhidual against a corpora 0" Nursery A'”°l“l°" Directors D"
~ wood
‘Harttord Railroad Company.
‘ ‘ 1: 'rtié plan ms was
a. but no further steps were take
lull isstwmlon invited.
D. S. HULL Our Annual
LOCAL AGENT . fl _
lRoom 1 Haviland Block, 31;. Norwaik . ‘ » O .
l phone 4144' a rlc e
Special iochdnesday ..
POT ROAST
1011,
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 w. wasnma'ron 31*. so. noa.
to wooowaao AVE. so: non.
1: mm are noawntx
Sale
bf “Reddy-to-w’ear Coeds
for Men, Women and
Children is Now
in Full Swing
WILL GIVE ANOTHER WHIST.
.——-..
cide to Have It February 141a.
\iiss .Iullta Hiltth. a director of the
liay Nursery. with the assistance 0!
her sister. Miss ila-tch. gave 1'1 very
successiul whist at her home of eigh-
teen tables. Twenty dollars and titty
cents was secured by this event for
the. Ilay Nursery. All present. dcclar~
ed it a good time and wished for
another at an early date.
Since then the Day Nursery direc-
tors have been asked for another must
and yesterday held a special meeting
at the home of Mrs. Christian Swartz
to consider possibilities. They are
pleased lto state that the use of Red
Merge Hall in Washington street has
been secured fox Wednesday February
Hill. at 2:80 o'clock sharp The im-
anal valentine whlst will be held or
this time, whist and bridge whist to he
plavetl.
\nvone desirous of making up a tn-‘
blexwlil kindly do 20. Tickets are to
he fifty cents. Fourteen prince. have
already been given. ' “‘
'Tlckcts may be secured from the
tollowing officers and directors:
Mrs. W. H. Church, Mrs. A. J. ‘
Ruznmlor. Mrs. A. i). Wadsworth. Miss ,
Mary Kirby Jennings, Mrs. Lottie Mun-
ro. Miss Boerum. Mrs. E. M. Invit-
Mrs John Cavanngh,_ Mrs. C. *
Swm‘lz- lit-9 “waffle Hm“: {:‘B' Deputy Albert Heine Conduoted the
1 , 1
E h‘. (.101 mm, Miss u to one , ls Ceremony Last Night.
William Ryan, Mrs. Ablaihnr Blanch- .
11rd and Mrs. Arthur '0. Wheeler. At “‘9 meeting 0‘ CW“ Mnhackemo.
.\‘o. 33. Foresters of, America, which
ROUTE WILL NOT BE SHORTENED was held last evening, the officers re~
NEW HAVEN Jan. 23 —'I‘here. will centiy elected were installed by Depu-
be no shortening oi time by a new ‘ty Albert Heine: At the conclusion of
route betvcsen New York and Newport. the exercises speeches were mad by
11.1 .13 the substance 01' interviews ob- overarof those present and a jolly
talned here with several high officers social time ensued. The officers in
for the New York New Haven and stalled were as follows:
They . Chief Ranger—John Pennington.
further say that so' far as they know‘ Sub~0hier Ranger—Arthur Hart
there has been no purchase by the Financial Secretary—John Sitcox.
contusnv oil the Bounderstown and. Treasurewflrnest Hopkins.
Jamestown mm norms tower Narra~ . Recording Secretary—Samuel C no
saneett 38?. I8 reported-g. which. with land. _, .
a new railway link between Kingston, 'Senlor Woodward-Chnrles Grieb.
R.‘ 1., and sundbmtown, would snott- Junior Woodward—Edwhrd Burns.
ed; by and blunt lib halftime bet ween. liSeniorvnendlefiNe/lls Johnson.
Newport nn'd railw- bonus ' .1 Junior n’eadte—nmnn checker.
..“Lectprer-epr. Hiram B. West.
' Physician—Dr; Hiram B. West
.Trtttte‘eéDr. d-iiran’i 13. West.
Everyone ' is acquainted
with the stock we carry.
Everybody knows what it
means to attend our sale.
No need of going. into de-
tails and quoting alluring
prices. If you have .a lit-
tle. ready cash to invest,
come and look around.
,, The gain will be yours
Krie er 8:“ Co
A few broken loisox’ .
SWEATERS
”Gray and White
$2.00.
\Vere $3.50. All sites.»
FANCY BOSOM SHIRTS
to close, 50c. ‘
Were 81 00 and 81. 00
.81. 00 NECKWEAR, 55c ‘
latire stock of FANCY NEGLl-‘A
GEE SHIRTS, 81.50 value:
at 81.15.
couar NAHAcKsMQ mar/11.1.11
. 71cm. 1
floors of the company
Man—*9... .e ...—4. .-..-.u.
Norwalk Chronicler