WEATHEK FORECAST.
“elected officers. The lodge has it...
.occur on Jilnuary 15th.. at 5 p. m.
local lodge. . ,
, pulsed: or ladies and one or gentle-
Are Your Hens Paying Hens?
. Do they lay regularly without “forcing?" Are they sleek and vig-
.oroue—in' good healthy condition? It :yotir’hensianc not laying as .
are thighgnd scrawny it's bccsm they are not set.- .
that contains every;
; they should;.or.
flag the right. teed essential to rowi
. , hundred will be initiated on the .eve-
‘ no... or January 1,,
«Bonnie 'sounritv MAI
criect muons as bail be found anywhere and the ,
the STORES ARTCULTURAL EXPERIMENT STA-
'i‘lON dill-iii: the egg laying contest which just terminated with such
ioneess. It is simply waste, expense. foolishness and loss to send out
MANUEyfl}. HATCH.
giwhich in. set it
shine as deed by
oilitown Ior dpoultry reeds.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain and
Litter tonight; Saturday cloudy and
Itwa'rd‘ynnd forms a well-defined
_ rm area central over Maryland
who lowest pressure reported was
sent inches, at Washington D c. it
lies caused rain or snow during the
, lost 24 hours in nearly all districts
‘ It or the Mississippi river. It is
iiowed by an area of high pressure
with pleasant weather and low tem-
peratures ‘west of the Mississippi
’ fiver. '
WEATHER A vEAn Ano TODAY:
Temperatule: Low. 28, high, 35.
u
John Hall, of South Norvtailt, is re
ted to be on thei’isiclt list.
irrational: Wehrie at Washington
wheel. is solicrlngitrom an attack or
the grip.
,- Protease: and in... A. 13. Russell.
1,, bride and groom have returned from,
. their honeymoon trip to Canada.
lAt. the regular meeting of the South
Nos-walk Fire Police last evening, the
- officers recently elected took up their
.3”, duties.
,- lllvcry woman should, he Interested
.. It) the annual cost sale which begins
‘ tomorrow at Trisiram and Hyati’s.
fiee advertisement
nun—~—
f wuournlng bands. O‘Brien's
Miss Minnie ’I‘oyior daughter of Des-
hon Taylor. who was taken to the Nor
ilvalk homital. Tuesday, uniforms from
appendicitis. was reported yesterday as
Wing‘s little better.
Ammonium iv confined to his
home from injuries resulting from a
(all. He was taking inventory in the
ham occupied by Richard J. Cutbill,
or the Bridge Market, when he slip-
ped and roll down the manner. cutting
his iced and bruising himself.
m2 is. ,im notion candy, lilo. ni-
esel. Inserting 00.. 102 Washington St
Lincoln Council. No. i. 0 U. A. M.
393.331. “33.13530? iii.“ 3.1.113 We are about to.
Rearrange and RAYMOND anTHEns
Redecorate
our .South Norwnik
‘ ‘, Office, and having a
Sample
.., GAS;
Fixtures
. have become
slightly shop worn
from hanging on dis-
play. We will sell
them at a sacrifice.
Call in and see them.
United. Electric »
Light 8t Water Co
Buckwheat, Pea. Nut,
Stove, Egg, Brdken
optlcicn
. Everymll the Optiti
al little
Eyes Examined Free
‘ +w'b'fi'h‘W'l'fi'l-d'1
At the Norwaik Furniture House
14-” Wall It. Norwslit cents.
You can sci. s Itsctc or your own choice. bur line of Pcrtcotion
Oil Heaters is the largest in town. Come and sop our toll line of For-
niture. Brass Beds. Stern sod Foster Mattresses. Cash or credit.
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1.- on the list of 1911. Their names are
as yet been instituted. but this will
when the charter. which has been
granted; twill he turned over to the .
The inhusiiiirtion or the lodge is the
result of a great deal or work, con»
stoning quitefin- number or weeks. On
the investigating committees, one com
than, were the Iollowing: Ladies. Mrs.
Irving H. Reel]; Mrs. William R‘. Ah~
Nil! and hire. Emma Muckridse: Sen-
tlemen, John Qenney. Edward Chas-
mar and Nelsen W Benedict.
It is. especial that claim or one
d Wt Teren-
cratloas are doing in ads ‘rtthe eyent.
Eurekisdtebekwh Lodge; No. 43, 1.0. -
0 Ft. ii! Booth Network. will confer ,
the degrees for their Norwaik sisters
Refreshments will he served and a
general social hour will follow the
degree work. :
The officers to stand in 'Our sisters'
Rebekah Lodge. No. 55,, I 0.0. Ft
who were'elected last evening are
as follows:
Past Grsnd—Mles Florence Jen-
slings.
Noble Grand—Mrs. George 0. Cros
'by. ,i
Vice-Granders. John Kenney
Recording Seweta:y—_—M'lss Ethel
Leatherlnnd.
Financial secretary—Miss Jenny
Bates.
Treasurer-«Mrs. Georgiana Warren.
R. S. N. (ls—Lire. lrvingH. Reed. '
l
n s. v G-ers. William Ahrens. ‘
L. B. V. G.—-Miss Mabel Wan-en
Conductorwmss Florence new? *
Warden—whim. Jared It. Bette.
Chaplains—Mrs. George A. Rose. ,
Outside Guardwliarry Joyce.
Directors—George O. Crosby. . ,
it is planned that the iodzc‘ shall
meet on the first and third Weds!
days or each month.
PEBODIIALTAX
DELlIlWEIITS IUST I'll
. llll no Tl) TAIL
M
BRIDGEPOM, Jan. 8.-Thct the
prosecutor must take action against‘
delinquents, committing them to jail
until taxes with interest are paid is
collectors today by City Atomey John
8. Pullman. The opinion was given
at the request 0! metronome“ and
backs up the stand they hive taken
‘ rifllt slow. .
There are now about 1,900 delin-
quents on the list at 1910 and lo. 000
RESOLVE
THAT iN 1N8 YOU WILL DRIVE-
.. THE .LATIOT MQDILI NOWRIADV FOR DIMONGTRATION
' TOUR 6AM“.
. Automobiles to Rent. in the Hour, Day or Week.
OSCAR H BANKS, 1- -
C in the hands of the prosecutor. end
'.I the collectors expect that he will act
_; at ones. under the opinion of we sit?
.. attorney. -
NOW
It A GOOD TIMI TD
Paint
31 the law concerning the assessment
' ;I and collection or memorial ,, taxes“
l have also considered the criminals!
. the supreme court oi: errors or the
will hold their regular weekly llilelnols
bioctinitthis cvcninpin Mystic Chain
Kali, Washlnmn street. at which time
, oillcer chanted tor the ensuing year
l he installed by installing Deeply
arry Stevens and: his stall from
‘ tenuous will give one of their well
,llsncwn "feeds”.
O’i‘lrlen's.
- 4am, cm. clips.
WALY DUVD‘AMKMDAN DOM...
GWIWJWHII, Jan. twitsiylics
innocent tons oi coal in
trails no list also invited ,7
We will be pinned ta sub. GAIAOH. RIVIR “REIT.
rail estimates for your work.
‘ ,THE
GORHAM
9 CO... .
endowment. ,
in ring so use mom
1!»
”_ state. decided in November in the
, Hall.
in case any person neglects or re ~‘
fuses to pay his personal ts: my a
personal is: sneer has, mailed the
some at hini personally or by mailing
him I property within demand for
tsm’iotd. After the meeting the
A .. Sunday; Sohool Societies
We sic prepared to {swish may m or:- Dandy (or your
Xian celebration at m reasonable prices. ‘ :
Musics one were olissrtuliy tarnished.
I Mr. Pullman's Opinion follows: .
At year «tallest i have examined
“(chapter 295 public acts at 1911)’ and
case of the state at Connecticut vs.
the to} it is the duty 6: the personal
tut collectors to notify the promo»
’ l... 8. N. G.—-Mrs. Emma Muckrldge. ‘
"inside Guardadé-Mge elm Lettings 1
.lsnd.*3 J . .i
«the opinion handed to the personal tax ' '
his attorney of ills city court or such
' notion. also to torolsii no nightlight
than ever. None will be carried
. hitiid early as quantities are limited
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
69c SHEETS 45c.
. 1 case, 72 x 90, full bleach Sheets,
. SCARFS AND SHAME.
75c to $1. 25. Your choice during
The Whist Cluhgmil meet “Tuesday
si’terrion with Mrs R. H Fitch.
. Mrs. Howard Chichecher. ~ of New”
Haven, is visiting Mrs. H. E. Glitches-
ter.
Miss Sally Middiehroolt, of New
York. has made a recent visit to Wil-
ton.
Miss Mabel Hart has returned to
her .duties in Aliord Seminary, New
York state.
Mrs. Jackson Indian. Harry Jack.
Inn, ”of Hurlbuttptreet. are spending
the winter In Florida.
M1110. DeWitt and Miss Estelle
DoWltt have closed their summer
home and leit town for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Evans.
have removed into their new home.
adipose owned by Mrs. Edson Pure
pie.
The Civic mm will hold its regun‘
icr monthly meeting in H. (l: Thorn-
Ions studio Wednesday afternoon.
January 8th.
Emma J. Grumman and-John ClairJ
once Jackson wm’rnsrrled Saturday
evening. December 28th.-at the home
or the bride. Mrs. Jackson in tile
aailouai Church.”'oiileiiiteil.
3 W , 5 ,.
'i‘iic bluebirds were heard New
Year's afternoon. quite contrary to
the videos clarion heard the prov-
ious night made by enthusiasts in:
duiuing in watch night royals. um
sonnets uin. which 15: time here
darting hsltnn‘honriatw midnisht.‘ ‘
Dry Goods Co. _
. ‘ (lNCORPOBATED)
it ~ . I. 28. 30 and 32 SOHTH MAlN STREET
January Mark-Down Sale
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ‘
Now' I the time to buy your Winter Coat tot. Suit Prices lo
.’,Women's Coats, made of the latest materials, heavy and warln;
-good styles; worth from $18. 00 to $30. 00. Special January prices. . '
’S'Lot or Chlldrens Heavy, Chinchilla and other mixed Cloth Coat
Some lined with heavy ilaiinel; worth from $7. 95 to‘ $12. 00. Special
price
All our high grade Sweaters to be closed at big reductions. Be on
Womens Heavy Fleeeed Jersey Knit Vests and Pants, always 29c.
Special January price ......... ...
. inrl‘lslin, tree from dressing. Regularly sold at 69c. Special January
p on .............. "f“"f'€“'
5 All remaining Pillow Shaina and Scarts' will be closed out. at big
reductions. These are very fine goods. all good styles. Worth from
' 1 LOT OF 56 AND 100 HANDKERCH‘EFS- . _‘ .
A little massed. '0ch ........~.. ...... ....... ...‘........ use each
League came to the front and ilin .
w
, result thae’two trunks WNW '
. ave trunks which he lml
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamond
Grumman. of Intuit Wilton; Rev. no; ,,
tus Underwood. pastor or thevcons‘vei ‘
from distant Norwalit wan home a this Immersion” “m w,
over to another season.
$12.95 to $22.00
..... $4.95 to 87.
........ 19o garment}
made of a line quality heavy
45¢ each
...-c_..-.~q....
.5
this sale .. .... .i; 59c to 75 each
ed refreshments of cocoa. sandwic
and ”cake. also presents from a 9i "
tiic Chrisgmas tree.’ The p .
amounting lower :18 will horde
to the expenses .0: the League
"All Illustrious ‘ Tilliil
nun- risers *
(Continued from First Page?
stolen some" time ago in South N
walk. This fact gave a clue
the detectives worked on with sues: .
A careful watch was set an
method of securing the trunks
discovered: { ..
After a trunk had been recein
properly checked by the agent at
station, the regular tag was reuse
and one of the stolen tape was “9*“
tilted for it. All that the till“
which he had checked the trunk.
sent the check to an expressions
get the trunk.
The same worked all right In
railroad detectives found
scheme, and their employee
line were set. on the watch all
Bowen in this city.
Bowen was armammyo'ctcrtlsy
insi and when taken tonic
quarters mode a statemin
The railroad dctactlm
the goods thps diverted
rightful owners were milled
31,000, and "consider
headquarters. ,
He came to New Haven in
ins, I... 1.. and island toll!“
trunks by this monorail
and at South Norwalk. '
The local oinciali cttiic rd ,
interviewed by a tinnitus! ' ‘ '
they knew no Null-milk. poop
any litmus in this was. , Bow
, ever, did tales moral biopic W
_1.:0hwk‘ from them blush «M
.7 msntwhiobiieueodtosoodsdvs
3“ morning or the nest silencer“
. t ginormous on the it lit or Nil ,
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