NEW GOODS
FOR 1912
’ 3- in Fol-onion. Ginghams. lila-
draa and Foulards. A com- '
New assortment Prettie’t‘
and better than over.
E. K. :BANKS
Mahackomo Hotel Block.
south Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettl-
ed weather with light show or rain
and slightly warmer tonight; Friday
clearing and slightly colder. A secon-
dary disturbance that was central yes-
terday morning over Minnesota has
' moved southward and is now central
near Chicago. It is producing unsettl-
ed weather with light snow in the Up-
per Mississippi Valley and the Lake
region. H Pleasant Weather prevails
H generally in all other sections east of
the Rocky Mountains. ‘hc tempera-
tures are low in the Southern States
for the season of the year. Fronts
were reported As far south as Florida...
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temuelattnc Minimum, 24 maxi
mum 'in Partly cloud).
Gcirgc Town of Saratoga,‘\ . ..Y, has
taken a pesition with tiie'H.\loiH\vaik
Hour as llnotype operator. ‘
Samuel Dasltam, of Earl avenue, (-cl.
ehratcd his 89th birthday yesterday
in a quiet manner at his homo. 3‘
*Valentmesl
NOW ON BALE
VALENTINEG AND VALENTINE
POBT CARDS
onE CENT UP
WM. P BEElHtHS
STATIONERY STORES
n
§tato Humans Society tor
Over 30 Years
HARTFORD, F‘eb. 1.-~Dwight W”
Thrall. who has for more than thirty
years been a general] agent of the
Connecticut Humane Society, no
longer occupies that position, a meet.-
ing of the directors of the society yes.
terday, following the thirty-first an-
nual meeting of the society. falling to
following resolution was passed . by
the board oi directors in regard to the
matter: H
“Whereas. D. W. Thrall has failed
to be reelected a. general agent or
this society. it is
"Voted. That the relations of Mr.
Thrall to this society he and they art.-
hereby terminated, and the president
with the advice of tlic executive colu—
llllltl‘e: is authorized to make provi-
sion for carrying “on the work of said
office until such time “as they are proi
pared to rcoonimcud a succession"
Statement by President Love.
The llcv. William Dumas Lore,
president at the Connecticut Hiiuutanu
lsoricty. gave out the following slaw
mom to the i'll‘t‘it‘sistH
".\ir. Thrall was not nskctl to rn—l
sign. nor was such action sunauatoi
to him by any oillcer of tho society.
South Norwait and Norwalk.
H*HH. lHHllHl Hilfl. , m
lHHHEH WHHIEHH
1 iiatt Boon General Agent of the
realest Mr. Thrall to the position. The .
Realizing that the time had come for,
Miss Maud Ituhey and Miss Clara
" Griudrod, of Norwalk,
the (lay with friends in Cranbury.
”Hutu—Ted who: shut off the drai’t;
too violin with that coal Hi‘rom Ray--
rnund Bros.
Tl‘honias’J. West, .lr., rated 8."), will
play \‘ictor ii. Dunn, rated 90, in the;
Nutmeg Club pool tournament this
‘ evening.
The Girls“ Friendly Social): of 'i‘rlu-
ity Church will consider regular busi-
ness and Wm libld a devotional lneet- -
ing this evening.
Frank Wadding, of Langdon's Is-
land, was removed to the Norwalk
Hospital this morning seriously ill
with pneumonia.
Clinton Commandery. No. 3, Knights
Templar, will hold the annual election
of olilcers on Friday evening, atla
regular conclave for this purpose.
3 Charles A. Rubey, of Academy
street proprietor of the Norwalk live
and ten cent store, is spending the day
in New York city on business. lie
* will remain over nightwith friends.
The plans for the’new concrete arch
bridge over the Norwallt river at Will‘-
npiauk have been prepared by Town ,
Engineer gharlesN Wood and the se-
:H _ their cities.-
1 The “library 5p .
Len for the purpose or
[ms on finishing the library. are go
‘ing 1) Hnwlth spirit and with great on
,3 jbymont. At one particularly gay party
day or two ago the suggestion was
ado that at. the end or the next few
exhausted a. last, groind "rinktUm" be
hold to, which all those interested in
this ma rshall be invited
;H_—_—
are spending
vliectmen now hove them on tile in?
months. After the 'fchAf‘n" has been
Anon GRAFT Decision.
H paying eleven
titties oi! 8300 last _
injunction was}
rude Court' Will 1‘
hint to rvtiro from the work. he rrxH
quosred a. pension. which it was islt’;
the society hadno right, to give to any?
one. To ‘oniorce his claim A“ Thrallx '
pursued such a course oi action as to
lento the directors no ui‘ternativo con ,‘H
aistcnt with the welfare oi the so;
cloty than that which has boon taken:
.Tho incident is closed, and the society;
will go on with its work." H ’
New Officers.
The following olilcors were chosen
President and 'l‘rcnsurer~1‘he llov
William Delmar. Low. Hartford.
Secretarymhiisls Mary E. .i.
Hartford. 5
There was no change in the execux
tire committee. The president will
temporarily till Mr. Thrall‘s position.
Among the various directors chosen
were.
New Haven—Dr Bartlett S. Adams,
David R Ailing, Miss Rebokah' G
”Bacon, C. B. Mathewman. Colonel N
G. Osborn, the Rev. Charles Ray Pal-
mer. Mrs. C Berry Poets Mrs. E. Hill.
Road. E. G. Stoddard. Mrs. W‘llilston
Walker.
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Lilli);
Many a man's wisdom is taken for
granted becauseyot the smart things
hedoesn‘t soy.
H ‘Guarnnteed f H
5 V Adjusted 1.
Solid lav-Karat
GOLD
in as we‘ll knnym not. In His traits -
that the bum olul of Watch denier.
w‘frade to looks til
ii startle puma
ey owe «thin in rtd‘d! .
gentleman's also so to NK
with- 12 m
. car started east tor Pittsburg an pe-i taln
of Couches, Pa loi- Suites
iron Bods, Hall Ranks, and
Dining Room ; urniture
. This week, at figures that malts the srtii lea unquestionably rare bar.
Won't you let us show You these fonds? The largest and the
You don st it your taste here without
l
~ shins.
heat line in The Norwalks.
grout tax on your purse.
A J COLLINS 8. COMPANY
It is rumored that since the auto ha: supplanted the horse that
all the old hOrBo traders have become dealers in live poultry. it is
easy after filing down horses‘ teeth and tending them singer. to
change to trimming towls‘ logs and tow hing up the plumage and
combs with fresh color. To one of thesi- dealers a hen. like a lady,
is us old on she looks. They might fool the wife of the literary man
who bought a mother and brood. They died in a few days and she
' went to consult a farmers who about tl em “What did you feed
" them?" asked her adviser “Feed themll' was the answer. “Nothing.
i thought a healthy hen like that shouli have enough milk for her
chicks" So be sure and have A stock 0 “Bonnie" (‘hlck Feed on
hand when you order the chicks.
ANUEL TORD .t-IATCH.
First in quality, last in price. niwsn in the minds of its custom-
ersvwllonnie Home Ground Feed for lien s, Cattle and Poultry.
W
That’s [titr-
Jeddo C0 1A Hot'l‘hing *
Send us an order tor one load. nndH ‘ 0 will retain you as a ous-
tomor. Gleami‘roe from state. auxform guilty. suitable for turnaoo.
J. M. LAPTON & Co. ‘
(incorporjtod)
lts'sl Estate and insurance Agents. 1
ii Railroad Ave. South Namath, Ct.
Also Steamship Agents
for Old Doininioo Line,
Clyde Line, Savannah
so wALl. "asst
nonwstx.
anon: on.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free H
OB Jacksoh
Optician
Line and Mallory Line
to all points South
W
Fenwick Optical Co.
was
EYE. EXAMINED Fill
AND cusses ouaamrezo
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDINB.
sooth Nomlk
DAVID w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Emholmer;
19 North Main Street. South Norwnilx
Residence. 5 Washington Strut.
Telephone at office. 339- 2.
Telephone at house. 693
The Reed &' Volk
ElectriCaLCo.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
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3 range, stove or self-loader. -Pri:el on application.
RAYMOND‘BI OTHERS
White 8110 Store
90 Was ungton Street South NurwAlk
t orner Atlantic and Worthi treats. Stomiord
HA Special Feature of Carl
NOW GOlNG ON
200 Pairs (if Misscs’ and Children’ 5 Shoes
Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sowed. 11 ok oak outer solos and in-
ner solos. made _ov9r our S_:eciai Fol T FORM. LASTS. 5‘
Willow sizes. ”it“; to 2, 32.50. Sale PrldH ..... . ......z........$t.95
Children’s sizes, 8‘5 to it, $2.00. Sale Price . ...‘ ........ . ...... 31.65
infants? Sizes. 5 to a. 61.75. Sale PrlCeH ”$1.25.
Parents should see these Shoes to npprd
elm-Annual Sale
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ENKIN8 MADE ADJUTANT.
Mun
5dr Officer Appointed to Suit of
Col. G. L. Fitch.
,H-rge A. Jenkins has been appoint-
Jutunton Col. Gilbert L. Fitch‘s
of the Coast Artillery Corps to
TAFT PLEASED
‘ WITH HIS TRIP
PlT'l‘SBU‘RG, Pa. Fob. rim—Conti-
deal that his threedny‘s visit was silo
coastal, and that through it he strong-
thened the Republican party in his
own stare, President Tait passcdv
hero on his way east today. 5 5
"1 have been much gratified." said
Mr. Taft today, "by the 5c0rdiaiity oi
the reception accorded me by my fel- ,
was enabled to malts my native state
seems to have aroused strong Repair
licl'm sentiment, and to have dispelled
erroneous impressions that. had gone.
abroad. i enjoyed the hoapttallty or
the people of Cleveland, Columbus
and Akron and extended to them my
thanks tor giving me the opportunity
the small since September 19, 15911,
when Lieut. steamer the Twelfth com.
pany Wan relieved. He was transtsn
red {loin that Ninth where he held a
to fiddle“ them on ““3 (board ““93 once (i lieutenancy. Subsequently he
nous or Governmem in wills“ we m was romoted to be am lieutea'xint
so deeply interested. " The prosltlant‘al and on “it; <th appointment as c“).
Th‘ Mutation oi Capt. Jenkins to
the olonol's shalt will leave the can
tai'no of- t ‘éeVsnth vocnnt. Itis an
dorst d that First Lieutenan‘ Joseph
cial And the railroad omcial intended
to rim it As a special to Harrisburg.
Mr. Taft is due in Washington about
6 oclbck tonight. ‘
"H’WO ME HBHOUHND HOVHER.H . 3
~-WATERBUHY. ”Leroy Fitz
H‘ H . aoh charged _5
o”next term of the
the City court here
. f d Capt. F‘. G. C. Smith, or Green. »
*" out they ran into the breakers, and
tfiths‘rown
.AUTO 8UPPL|EO
Phone aos—nso South Main Street
South Norwaih Music Hall Bloch
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Sale Prices
3-fold Silkaline
Screens
reg. $1.25 at .97c
3,.fold Green Burlap
Reg. $3.25; sale $2.75
P. A. MITCHELL
i
CORNER WALL ANDH HIGH IT.»
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
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1. 0.. Columns m DANGER.
l-tls Boat Nearly ammonia so He
Comes in from 1 Fishing Trip.
D. Criminlns had a hard battle yester-
day with the heavy» sort. {withlnyiew
or his friends 100 yaMsH'away, ' on the
pier, and narrowiy escaped a disasmr.
manned by two new: to the Gull:
Stream and had landed a Boil-pound
shark. The nor: had grown heavier
while he was swim and the hoatmen.
to trike the best ounce of landing
without transiting approached the
shore stern iii-st. Six hundred feet
3 the big when; throw the boat first on
her stern and then on her how. The
tar as wave utter wove
HG POUND3 GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
BEST FLOUR,ABAG .... ...... .....
'FANOYEGG8,ADOZEN ...... ......... ......... ...... .............3So
QUneeda Biscuit
2.,
“LI
f’i. cans Corn .................... 25c§3 lbs. Yale Toast .25c
‘3 runs Cold Cross \illk ........ 25c‘P‘ancy Apples peck ........ 30. 35,409:
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On Screens
Furniture Store ‘ ,H
PALM BEACH. Fla}. Fob. indohn , 1
He can been out fishing in a boat
Shark w'as shifted by the pitching. and 5
its dead body held the bow under wa- 5-
'ARE SELF-STARTING
Flvoopsuonnor and Runabout models for 1912 now ready to HH
demonstration at our garage.
OSCAR '* H BANK
DIVER STREET Telephone 681-8 NORWALK. CONN
@ *EXlHA SPEHIA
...so...u.....o--.-a-..vsc.1gm
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:39 a. m. and 2:30 p._m. Free Delivery
. 1. . ,. w.._._............_.. ......
Fancy Table Raisins
cansthiiik ............. . ...... 25013 lbs. Soda Crackers
..x-av.£iua.¢
1le Prunes ......... .~.......25ci Oranges. per dozen... ..... 30, 35, (the
’l lbs. l\ or Mince Meat ....... 25ci Corn Flakes. 4 packages .25c .
(loud Butter. par ll) ............ Moi H O. Pancake Flour,.3 pkgs...‘..5..25o5
Celery, Parsnins, Sweet Volumes, Grapes.
LOVE R’S
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME; TABAE
In Effect Dot. 1.3391395
“The Place”?
W‘s—......
Ralston
Shoes
are the standard for what is lat-
souru NORWALK‘i‘o New Yours
A. H ELM-1215!: 9. . .
7 203:. r. 45x. 8. 1.51.0 $.51in 13: on.
Sagitumflfix. 11:33:.
54x,‘;l05.1:3'1’x (mils.
Was lam; goes to Harlem River). '3‘
8:22? l: 311: x. 5. 35. 6‘ 601K, 6: 40. 6:91qu
5":2x. 9: 40:. 19: i5.
Sundays. _
A.M-12.48x. 5 09x. 5 list. 3.
RM ~12: 51x. 9:3“. 2‘. 49- at
70031. 7:12. ram. 8:21x. 3946x910:
est and correct in style. Thor-H 1 1
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOBWA
M.~4:i 5:10 o.- 45‘, s: no
a: 55x.M916x. 516:0211. 10mph 11:
2:30 x. .is
g: gone 3: 3511:.4 4:29. 4. 321:. 5: 05X,5
:0 3, 8: 00:. 8: 03x. 9: 30. 11 .001,
12:00:
x Sundays.
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M1:204. 6:02x, 5:04. 6.01:, 7:!
83:91:. 9: 30):. 11: 00:. 1:3: 90x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEHWH'H
HAVEN.
A M» 1:212; 1:17 1. . .
9.13:, 10: 9133:. 11 In: Him or: s or. 7
P Lia—1:07: 1:,éo sitix.
giiax. 6161:. 6:27. 751(1):, a.
To Bridgeport. Saturdays onl
Su and lye. , ~.“
12:12:. 1: 11x. 1: 57:. 57-
ouglu'y dependable.
$4005
.rwo sroaas
Norwalk . sooth ,lti‘orutalk2
CONVENTION OFLHOBOHES H 111.031.31.13!
CINCINNATI. 0.,Eéb.1.~ThoH “ho ° 13. $.15.“ 08;, s 10‘. M35
boss" or the United states Opened a. 1°= 07*; _
four days' convention here today. the DHANBURY To SOUT “OH
order tor the arrest of the delegates M06! 00" 7 2? s 00 :1; KW.
should they assemble having been.H P M.—-s: 46'x.s 8593:, 9:30 o. '
withdrawn by Mayor Henry '1‘. Hunt. ‘H 1 . finndays.
Mayor Hunt in withdrawing the or. - 5} 1,5“ ":3 :3" {’3'}: _ _
tier said he would allow the men to ......
assemble, but that they must hold SOUTH NORWM‘K TO DA.“
their meetings in an orderly mauner,£M§*1‘-39 (“9“? 6x09!“ M096“!
6:1317, 10: 013:. .
otherwise they would be arrested, and P 1:114: 25. 4: 352:. 6:211. 6: 20. .57:
those who could not prove to have a: 3““ 3"
means or livelihood would ‘be taken to i3 £1942: 15. 7. 15.
m
the werkhouse. '
The convention is under the nus: .
pines at uni Duskill d Migrii‘th And “999th It N
Norwalk Chronicler