'Lns'rrmm, MAURETANIA"
111mm Steamship 09' 11 magnificent
1‘11.th palaces, mooning all points of
mumps. Clyde Lino. Mallory Line,
to Bermuda.
11in as and best rates.
1111's.
‘ i'l‘AY-LOR 81 GOLDEN
lnouranoé 01 All Kinds
Tolephone 1230
Trust 09., 87-91 Washington 8 .
Booth Norwalk Bonn. .
Will Mull Steam Packet 00.111111911-
111111111 Lino. reaching all coast re-
' rt: and. South America with the
93191611111111 Steamship (103s direct m-
ilest accommoda-
Ask for circll
'ai Estate—Town, Country and Show
.iAPItIIro Over the South Nor-walk
GRAN ElililliA
lulia L. 11111111111, 01 South Nor-
' ’ lilillllilE ll WAS BAillEll
walk, Has No Dillichityln
,Socurihg Divorce ham 2.
' DesortlngHusfiand
W-mw
JililliE ABJEBIS ill
Holds Up Decreom in Base 018093
mustrnctlon 1.101111111112111: last evening.
‘ Monday evening.
Our Brothers“ lodgc,
10 F.,
oyenlng in the quarttu's in Wall street.
Miss Ella Johnson. 111 1N1»:- walk, was
.' hit: guest 111' 1111.5. Blur Mills. in Gear-go
2 town, decently.
‘ » T11311 l.li‘11 Savors will hold its weokly
,3. dance. this evening in Arlou llnll,
Madison street.
«Soil Huts, Soi‘t lists.
_ Mrs. Eliza Anderson, (11‘ Weston,
was 11191-11111de from 1111.1 Norwulh lins-
- pllnl 'l‘hursdny 111‘1111111111111.
"11‘th wc'ollly dance 01' lint .154 liolimun‘
drill he held this 11.111111111121111 1:111 wlig-'
. 11111111, in Wushinttou “.151
The oxehuiiw 1"‘111111111i1111c oi
Luigi Zupettu Society will hold 1111 i111-
1101111111 meeting; iOlii()i‘i"31‘)\\
.1.—.15..— “4......
- —~ A big night, no“ “1111111 51in, .11
Music Hull. 12111111111111.
1'6111111101'11-11111 \o. ‘l', 1 (iii. 31.,
held but 11 SiiOlE inctrtlng 1.11.11 evening
because. 01 the cnid lourunthclu
1 M- _ .1.—L...
is today 11111111111111: tho. plum ruriinl 111
Josef lioi’i‘tuun 111 l‘aiuosic H.1ll, \‘1111';
Y2'111i1.
Concord 111111111111, N11. 2,, 3121111:
"'l‘entporunce. ulll 1111-1111 as usunl'
blond? or 11111111.; for the, tinnntciiuu or
‘ .ioutlne business.
01'
is ontol‘lnining her gt'nnlidaughtoi.
Miss Charlotte Ferris. oi l‘assnic. New
Jars-or
,1. «Low crowned Dcibies at 0“ ilrion' 8.
*WM... .1..
There were a 111111111111- 0! disppoint-
’11 1111111111. was postponed.
3'Clt‘y Cloth and 1111.1. Charles 11.1111.
Wrth oi Mott uv,enue will celebrate
in a quiet way thc‘rtnentleth anni-
verssi ,1 of their marriage tomorrow.-
A special communication hi Old
11111 Lodge,1'o.108 F and A. 11.11111
13 held at its rooms Tuesday evening
1'. 8 o’clock. The F. C. degree. will be
'onked. ‘ "
number of members of Our Bro-
,ors' Lodge; expect to attend the 1511-
e‘rai of flurry Waterbury in Weston.
is'afternoon. They will leave Nor-
”all: by wngonnette
«All kinds Winter Cups.
--—--——————
O'Brien‘s
”Only routine mntters of business
more oonsidored at the meeting 01?
6 High School committee which
113‘ held-.iast evening. 3The sesSion
sted only 11b0ut3 ten minutes.
Skating wasmgaiii good on the up-
31411111111011 1311‘ Norwu'iic below the
91:11:11 yesterday 11111511111011. Eel spear.
as also successful d01- those who
sutured out on the ice for that pur-
Thorc wasno meeting of the bridge:
The Metropolitan Orchestra of N015"
. walkwlli hold a regular rehearsal on
No. 10. l. 0.
will meci 11.5 usuui on Monday
in
\
0‘111'i11n‘s."
Aim 1
Miss V May l1‘11‘ilou.111“:5‘pi';..i111 stt'coi '
1111; John H. 11111-115, 0i oWst sin-1:11, -
9d young people about the town instf
droning because of the foot. that Mon'
‘ was continued.
‘he,,Eagie Restaurant ‘
; 1111111111011 01’ the 11111111111111.1115: 1111‘s
89.111113 was appointed a conservator
2_-;.'ovo1' hor, as she was hold to be in-
Mmpotent.
sle Fra'zuia oi 'ii‘anbury Who
Did Not Want Custody ol
Her Children
’l‘ht1 short calendar list for Friday
sessions of the1 superior court. is con-
tinually growing short on luminous,
but long on printed 1111111111'.’i‘horo
Wt: 11 .10 motion: on the list yesterday.
«but loss than 10 of them were touched
.md 111111111 upon. Some of 1hr.1 other
matters wore ninrltod “all.” but the
majority of 11111 cones are continued.
1111,1111. Cut-11.1 inndo the remark n wo‘oll
sin) 1.11111 l1‘niriioid county npponrcd to
have more tillilculty in gutting wil-
nussos 111 1111111111311 1.111111 tin.1 otlwr 11min
tics of the1 151.1111).
01111 dit'ot'ro was gruntcd yostoi'tluy
That. in itself is singular. Th1- art-1'-
1111,11 lil'rctoim 1' has been six Julia 11.
K131119111, 111 South Nornullt hall no
tililit'uln in 111.1 ininius hcr 1i1fi11r1"11.112 irntni
il“1:1'1111'111 it 1‘ .\i. l{r11115's11,ot parts 1111 1
l
l
kin: iii. 12111 1111.1 1911111111! 1117 .tiost'rlion‘
Sim :nnrriid 11:. 11111111111111 'in lit-iv:
‘11'11111'1' 111111. .511» told 1111.1. t‘tiill‘l that;
151.11 11.111l iuiupilr with 11111' hunl 111ml up
:to 1hr1 iltnt.1 ho 1ils11ppé1n1111l.li1 lost;
3111.5 1111 in January. 111011. 111111 ho 11111.;
1111.1 iii-11.51 11111» morning: in look for .11;
‘jol: ’l‘hns 1.5 the lust thiu'tr' tho plain-3':
fili’i‘ harm! of him. H11 may in: still on5
1111: hunt i111 wmlt for all sin» litmus; '
l‘iuintilt‘ 1115 given the1 cuntol}
in child.
Chltdron as Barter
'l iit“ court lull] up the drown in tilic'
.1131011'11 still 111‘ lh1nsi1:.',l-‘1'nzuil' 111'?
Bridal-111911 111111111111 (112111211 ll. l1 rniuw
111i thinliury, for fur-111111 11111111111111 iiiiil
.'1illstli“.\ 11i1111.’i‘l111 tvsthni'my in 1111113
‘1 11.51 dill 11111 111111 51111111111.”lhc plnlu '-
n1,1li‘i' u ho "was 11 Miss liihblu lict‘oro slic 1'
nint'rirli 11111 11919111111111 in 111111, told
11111 court thul lwr 111111 lutnd dcncrtod3
ht‘l‘ lu Jun:1 111‘ liltlb and 111111 ht1 toolii
112111 two children with him, and thci'3
are living with him and his purcnts. ‘3
Jud-111 Cnse looked . up from tilt"l
papers and informed the witness
that. 1111 saw that 111111 did not ask 1911'
the 111stori1' of the children or 11511 111111.,
51111 he .1llnw1'1d to $1111 them nonunion-1T
nlli llc wnTttod to itnow why. "D1111 13‘
you think. enough of your children to
111111 1111 order of the court to be ni-
lnwod to see iii-1121111?" he. asked. Tho
witness replied thut-thohlisbdnd tool: -
them away. Somctlinos 1111 allowed
her to use thoni and 111 other times he
would not.
Turning to Attorney" (3. W. Murphy.
1110' court said: “i don‘t like to sue
chlldronmndc the moans or 1111111115111
those cases, as they frequontly are."
H11 directed counsel to issue n-su'h-
1101121111 to have the rather in court, next.
week, also the parents .01’ the defend-
ant, who hare the custody of the child-
ren. .Tho Sourt evidently wants to
look them over. and to find out it
there has been any collusion. The case
Lawrence Case. ,
The at gumonts in tho nppelloo' is do»
mui'ror to reasons of appeal in the
case of Julia M. Curtiss-l'hwrenco‘s ap-
peal from the probate court of Fair--
field was the only case of importance
that reached Judge Case. There were
two big attorneys engaged in tho case.
«Antoine;- Daniel, Davenport, who
represents the 11111111111111.1011 and the-
children and is opposing bits. Law-
her prdperty‘ and 110 be freed from tho
restraint of s conservator. and Attor-
troy 11.,11. Kellogg, who appeared tor
Mrs; Curtis: anronco. ,
' The cnreei or Mrs. Bottles-Lowrance
is so Well known locally that it is not
necessary to rehesrao it. 01111111 alp-
Guitlss Lawrence, Judge Elmore 8.
There in! boon a merry
round or ittlgntl 11m dines. 11111111.
in: in 1111 order to her to appear 'in
court. But she his 111111111111. 111111111111
roaring for her 9911111 safety: but:
anyway. 181111 1111 been 1111111111 in con-
tempt boosnss oi iisr rotusui to obey
liNlYlAEllE A
ll 11 1111 IS.
ron'ce‘s endeavors to not 11011111111111»: _ 25'
CLEARANCE SALE
Eldredge Rotary
JUSTREOEIVED. ANOTHER LOT OF SEWENG MACHINES.
QUITE APPROPRIATE. TOO. THAT THEY SHOULD ARRIVE IN
TIME FOR OUR JANUARY3 CLEARANCE .SALE, WHEN
MANY WOMEN ARE PLANNIVGJ‘HEIR ammo sswmo.
v}
Join Our Cooperative Club
AND PLACE AN ELDREDGE ROTARY SEWING" MACHINE ‘IN
YOUR HOME NOW. THOUSANDS OF WOMEN USE lT WNY
NOT YOU? THE PRlCE CAN NO LONGER STAND iN THE WAY
«WE' LL GLADLY PLACE ONE IN YOUR HOME
a
I"
fur a small Deposit, the Balance
being Paid in Sums of $1 a week
There is no bottcr Sowing lil whips than the 1111111111115 Rotary. it is
Minnie by one of the oldest and 1111;111:111 intnliy sowing 1111111111111: 1111111111-
inctlircrs in the world
Tho Fldrodgo has an automatic tension and sowa tho thithoat to
the. thinnest 111111-1111: sud 111111111111 no regulating
80
Ilemombcr 10111111111110 rcgulnt-o tho tension on all other mn'
chines except the Eldredge.
5.
A11 export sewing machine man will he hero from the factory for
this suit-2111111 will he ploaaod to show you the. many other improve-
monks: even though ymido not wont to buy a machine.
Join During This Sale and take advantago
oi the January Clearance Sale Prices
on these Fine Sewing-'Machiné
You 11011111111111: fool tho inch of a high class Sewing Machine, but do
111111112121 111111: to pay the whole 1111111 111 one time
We 1'11 adopted the newsstand most satisfactory method or pun"
.3 chasing machines-«11 method that enables you to buy the 11111111131111-
chine on tho mnrket and pay for it in payments 110 small that they are
not missed and almost before: you one aware of it tho machine is
paid 101;,
Our club plan not only provldss a convenient system tor pay-
ments, but gives you lower pricsa than you would ordinarily pay One
dollar 1111111111 you a number of the club and entities you to choose. any '2,
machine in our smelt. The mnihlno is sent. to you immediately and
you pay us one dollar a wook‘untii its purchase price is paid Could
1111-1111111; be snsior. more simple or more convenient? We shall be
pleased to go over any detail with you at any time, 01' to assidt you
in a selection of 11 machine. '
'5.
$25 “Paveay Eldredge Sewing
Machines, Jan. 811 131. Price
$134. 98 ,
\1
”1.1mm...
count: or her contempt, and that tho
3' issue was whether the woe inferior
in the 11100111111 01 the probate 11111111 in
' spluuntlun 11211111 Mr. 3iitiillii'.iii
Wm‘ Wu...
' that, tho Norwalk board had planned
station. and asking the cooperation
1of tho hash: 11nd 119.111 11 111111. the
‘ oi'r‘lvlnz It' 0. 11111111111111“ thlt she was in-
«Minded ' 2'1-
“,viowpolnt. Evoryone bad 11,, right up
hsvo their dilly 111‘ court, and that was
' tion a! the law could tint be 110111911.
2 Judge Om took the papers. ,
Flii'l'llli' LOFT PRSPBSI-
Tlflll IS FAVOIIEII
(Continued tram rim pus.)
W
worth while was «1:99de as s most
fusible 1111111. Mr.- Goriium had in
mind the vast success of the recont
dedication of the state bridge at Hart
lord.
Among other matters considered at
the meeting was that of the factory
loft proposition, which received the
endorsement of the board, as did the
motion- 01 the city council in declaring
against the erection or maintenance
or the railroad water tank and stand-
pipes.
The squabble which is in progrosl
muons the. firemen and others. unlist-
lng amidst the orectlon of a control
tire house and advocating the con
sirnotion of a fire station on the soot
side of the railroad tracks, was in-
ioctod into the meeting by Charles J.
P11159011, but the board rolused tolu-
1srte1'e 111 this time, beiiovingjhat it
would be better policy to lot the mat-
ter siono until the council had decilit-
91! itself.
The 111110111111; was called to order
by President. Nehemiah (7111111119. The
minnius of 1110 previous meeting were
1111111 by Secretary Frank W. l'lndisy,
and on motion they were 1111111015111.
A commnnlrntiou was road by the
socrolnry 11-11111 ltcr. Stephen F. Cher:
nitzky, in which 1111 nhpcnlod to tho
board to 1111111 its influence to have tho.
rniiion‘ti 1"onipsityciort icni'cs along
Attorney Kellogg idol: an opposite '
21111111111111.1111 and under no oonutruo- ,3
Tom ght at the
501: Crib Blankets
19 Cents
$5 Silk Waists
All 98
CLEARANCE SALE
Just a Few of the Many Bargains
-—-—« on Sale «-—-—- ‘
$10.00 AND $12.00 COATS AT... .1.
i
i
l
3111 line on Human six-not 11s 11 divans
of promotion nuninst dunner to tho
3 children. " "
3 llrosidnnt (“notice spoilt: brie-11,1 (mi
3 11111 1111111151, rctnuunondlnu 111 lion
it 111111 t'éhilillilifll that 1111- cit) 11112111
31111 hurl thin mutter undo: udvlsoinont'
i
I
1111i it no.5 Vfiimi in rt‘ior this 911111
111111111111 11111 to tho. (11111111111191: on 1111111
iirlpul affairs. to 1111111111 nith thc 1.1111
i 01.111111 ii i
‘ l‘1'11si1l11111 (‘1111111111 1111111111 01 sumo cor-l
‘ 1'11111111111.it.11'112111 111.1 11nd 1'91 REVOiA :11 111-"
hard: in 11111 Mutual lit-ally i.‘1‘1111puny,.
,tzoncu'nlnu 11th lit. {1 ll 11111.1“ hurl-
113111111111 to tho 11111111111111 t‘mninii: 1211.1, '
91111111116. 11111111151 11.11111 111111111 (it c:
”11111 put
port of those was. to the 1.1111101 that
111111 hiutunl Ronni“ Company his be
ing {1111111111 1111111191. 11. 11111111'1' 11511 [1211”.
ithc nornxntnmlniion or somrhl mono-3?
gitu'turing concerns. 'l‘ho comp":n_\ 11111
1111 11 stock 1'1111111'1111' \ir. ilnndsll no
ilicltod tho (wooiuzi'ut'ion of tho bont'rl
3111.1 11111111115; or privileges lining to.-
111111111111! ‘ V
i
l
3 The charter of tho corporation W111:
A
i
i
i
l
i
road by tho secretary.
()nnmtlon oi Christian Swnriz tho.
communications were received and it
was voted that the corporation hurt:
tho support of the Board or deo.
The [1151311111111 uttered cohospoud
ohm, from (‘ougrossm‘hn b3. J. Hill ro-
sanding the harbor hum-01111111111111.1111
rising him of tho 1111111111 111‘ the proposal
(ion in Congress to date.
On motion or Christian Swarts it
was voted that the conununicptions
b1: 3receivod and a vote 01‘ thanks be
given to Congressman 11111 for his 111-
tontlon in looking alter the 1111-1101
matters;
A lottor was received from Alger £1.
David, at Boston. industrial 1111111111, in
which they solicited capital (or an
automobile concern. promising that
it the required funds were forthcom-
31111: the concorn Would locate in
Smtth-Norwaik They wished boiWoon
$15 000 and $20. 1100. '
on motion or J XV Gotham, thc'
letter was received and inferred to
the committee on new industries.
Socrotnry 111111111,- stntod that Wit
lion: 1’. Boots. 01‘ the Norwaik“ilourd
of Trade, had anchor: to him. spying
to secure bettor signs at 11111 1111119111
oi the board,
011 vote tho matter was reri’errod to
the advertising committee? tor inves-
tigation, to report at 11- tuiuro moo-1-
inc. 2
Secretory Hadley said that it had
been called to his attention that tho
1119‘ Mint: and manufacturers had
11111111 greatly inconvenienced by the
" oils: of the banks on Saturday at-
lo 1111011111 ‘ 1
' J. Emory Stevens spoke on the 1111111
1" . flying that; the merchants were
v 11111111151111.1111“ by the closing
boitrd like 9011: dildo. Bulimia that
“the hind was not. only on 11100111191111
75¢ SHEETS
the 111w in their hands 3101' too years
for the purpose of necommodntlon. He
said that tho punt-ts bud hopt open on
tho Sniurdny before Christmns, but.
the gentlemen present would be. 1111-
ionlshed at the low that nvnilod them-
, solves oi’ the opportunity to scours pro-
" loctlon at that. time.
He maintained
that deposits had plums been light
on Saturday afternoons when
1 banks did keep open
Mr. lloyt said that it" the merchants
really wished 11 change and would
stroll themselves oi the opportunity to
deposition-11' funds. he felt that the
banks would comply with their re-
quests. although he felt that it the law-
was defective, the merchants should]
take steps to have it repented.
Mr. Swarts spoke on the mutter.
111111113 the side of Mr. Hoyt
Mr 811111111111 said that the merchants
had planned to take the matter up di-
rectly with the banks. ,
Mr. Hoyt said that this was the
proper way to go at the matter. He
did not tool that it was within the
province of tho board to take this
matter into consideration. m: explain-
ed the risk the banks took in doing
business on Suturday afternoons.
11.111151111111111 held that the 0111:“
action the 111111111 could take would be
to coconuts With other 11011111111 or
trade in tho other cities. to gel: the law
151111111111 it it had proved detective.
Charles hi Hort 0111111311 or old home
weak spying that 1111 111111 received a all had declared where it stood on the
tolopbono 11191131139!er a member or matter. 3 ,
tho oo'mmlttoo 1111111113 that. this pro- 1111;115:111 said that it the board
11111111111 be 1.111111111111111 and that the mixed up in the matter, the result
91‘0“! 01 the board he “Walled tow- would be that the whole matter would
ards formulating a plan for an indus- go to smash...
111111 exhibit' 111 'tlis smory.- ‘
1111' Slovenia 1111011113 on 1115' matter.
Mr Smarts moved to rotor the mat-
ter to tho committee on old home
week with powar.
'.Mr Reynold; said that its was of
tho npi on that the industrial exhibit
should
ho‘ms week the latter plan 1111-1111: this
08901 of bringing out-ot-town .poopie.
hot-0 to “1199 the exhibit. ’ 1
65119111 in 1.111111111111011 with old
1111'». no 21 115111 1111111 111611111 home
it shrill Ii ho doierrod until after tho
mm 11111111
111123
. all; sunorors for kidney and 111111113111-
. not boron the reach 11 ‘
"5.0070122001201113"........... ..
$12.50 AND $111.00 surrs AT. ....... 311.911 ,
$15.00 10 120.00 surrs ..... ..... . ........... 39.95
LINGERIE o'nEs-sss...'........ ....... ......... 99c
DRESSES AT .. ...... .. ........ ........ ......55.9s and $7.98
34.007031100111178 AT ...... ‘ ..... . ...... $1.98 2
31.00 ooReE'rs ..... . ..... ....................... 79c '-
75:; consa'rs ........ 1 ....... ' .. ........ . ........... . ...... ‘ . 591:
509 iiiBBON ............ ..... . ............... ..... 251; yard
FRUIT or THE LOOM MUSLIN. ............ ....... 696:; yd. 1 2
, $1.00 MANNISH oLoves .................................... .. 79c ,
neg/go ALL LINEN HANoKsncmst ...................... 3....81:
45x35 PILLOW CASES ..... ' ......................... . ........... 91:
41111311 HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES ....................... 121:
45111135 PILLOW cAsEs ........... . ...... ..' ............... 141:
115x36 PiLLow CASES .................. . ...................... 16c
33.00 BATH Roses ......... ‘ ................................ 31.93 ‘
500 BELTS ............................ . .................. . 391.- '
50c CRIB BLANKETB L" ....... . ................................. 29c
51: HA”? NETS ....... . .......................... '. ............ 21/21:
251: 111113th 'onAwsns ....................... ' ....... , ....... 19c
29c LADIES’ UNDERWEAR ............ . ...................... 211:
50c LADIES' UNDERWEAR ..... ' ............................. '. 39c
81: COLORED FLANNELETTE ........... 7 ................. 61: yard
9c AMOSKEAG GINGHAM .............................. 51 '21; yard
55110 $11.11 WAISTS ........................................ 31.911
1500 AND woo LEATHER BAGS ........................... $2.49.
$3. 50 AND $4.00 BAGS AT .......... . ............... . ......... $1.98
$1.5omoszoosnos ....... . ......... 99c
50c SWEATERS ................... . ....................... 39c
52.110 SWEATERS . $1.49
$3.00 swsnvsns ........ . .................................. $1.98
$5.110 SWEATERS ........................................... $3.50
$6.00 swsA'rt-zns............... ............................ 13.93
12c HOSE ....... “.' ................ .......................... 81:
501: SHEETS ........... . ........... . ................ . .......... 29c
J W. Rooney spoke of the proposi-
tion in an optimistit vein, culling the
intention of the people to the improve-
ments and the many people to be
brought here by the electrification of
the railroad company‘s lines.
Mr. Reynolds offered a substitute
to Mr Swnrtz's motion to the effect
that the mutter be deterred.
Mr Gorhnm said that the whole
'mniter should be. deferred until the
opening 01 the new bridge and then
"he held in connection with this.
A .vote was taken on the substitute
motion and it was passed.
Mr. Stevens asked that the board,
consider the railroad water tank.
2111' Sw art: moved that the board of
;tmdo should endorse the action of the
council in regards to this matter. So
votsd.
Charles 'J. Pidgeon stated thstthe
, talk'of the city was that the council
had under consideration the advis-
ability of erecting a central tire house.
He asked that the board place lit-1111:...
on record as being opposed to this
plan, advocating that a house he built
on the east side of the tracks. He 1111111
that there was a petition to this effect
being circulated.
Mr ‘ Swurtz said that it was more
necessary to have a new tire house
in the lower part of the city than in
any other section.
5 Mr Hoyt said that, the board should
take no definite action until the coun-
' O
No action was taken on this ques-
tion, and on motion and adjournment
was taken. . i 3
__9.__._....._..._..
_ 'FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
always give satisfaction because they
olways do the work. J. T. Shelnut. .3
Bremen. 011., says: "I have used F9- 3
icy Kidney Pills with great autism:- '3
tion and found more relied from their ,
1111: than from any other kidney medi-
91119, 1111 I‘ve tried almost all 1111111
I can 1115111111111 recommend them to
in; 111111 or kidney or bioddér'lm
Norwalk Chronicler