Iii-4“ Jun-Io.
‘-—.._.....-. .--. ww........._. A“..-me
. 'i‘he Winnipauk Republican club wil:
meet onMondny evening». for monthly
business.
,-j;lPeter Burns, proprietor of the 1309
Fusion *Store, spent yesterday in Neill
.h’ork city on business.
Liveiyrnun Ke‘cler of Norivnlk is
planning to start west tonight for a
car load of new horses.
‘ arias Edith L. Bartlett, cries w...
,ren street, Meriden, in visiting friends
inSouth Norwalk over Sunday.
,, ' Our .Brotliers' Lodge, No. 10, I. 0. 0.
. F, will hold n'regu‘inr meeting on Mon
‘ day evening in the Wall street quor
" -ters.
, The case of Anderson Scott came up
gibefore‘Judge William F. Taniany this
morning and was continued until
Monday
, Concord Division, :No. 2, Sons 0!
‘ Temperance, will hold a regular meet-
, log to Monday evening in the Gazette
Building.
' —Canee. Venues, umbrellas. O'Brien.
George W. Dllworth. of Mott avenue.
is recuperetlng utter'hls recent illneoe
- nndl was able _tc he'out' a .short limo
yesterday
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, i. 0. R. lit,
held a regular meeting last evening at
g which time the adoption degree was
conferred.
The regular meeting of Buckingham
Post, No. 12, G A. it, was'not held on
last evening because of the installa-
"tion ceremonies. .
A meeting of the Norwalk Bird
Club will he held at the home ‘of
Juicy A. Woodward. of South Main
street, on January 6th, at 4’1) m.
m
I 9 Clinton Commundery, o. 8 Knights
Templar. held a stated conclaviii i‘
V Masonic Temple last eveningnnd also
transacted mabters of routine business.
~—~Lateat soft bate. O‘Bricn'e.
um ~-
Old Well Commandery; No. 956, 1).
10. G. C.) held a regular meeting last
racing in the rooms of the older and
transacted routine matter; of busi-
new, -
The wind played havoc with every
thing loose when the clearing came on
Mordnytafternoon. Horne blnnhoie
lxl,‘ are umbrellas and every other in
movable articles were swept
h the {streets before the minia-
1i (i. Bohr. formerly of Donbu'ry.
hilt old his dellcnttaetbn and grocery
h t“? in South Norwallt to A L.
' ad Joseph burden of Namath
would: to go in. the near future“
Annalee out. “where Mr». hour's
i
W
:5 "limit; who‘hut been away, re
to Nerwnih and one divested on
n barge of non-nipped ycltordoy, tho
harrowing brought by the mother or
mi. Troll Tripp went hiI bond oi
£990 for hie appearance in court on
91 tidy inorntn2‘. ‘ " .
9 WWW
if GMNDIWGE Will-J. 38
la the proposition. in; a
of mama on with every 4 so
on; A in, one and no no or
lit. little Paint the: hind .
no
Has any other concern offe ed
you Fleur at this price before?
A Dandy,
White Enameled Dish
Pan, FREE With one
pound of Baking Powder at 45 cents
Large,
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk 9
14cc can ;
Telephone 87-1
East India Tea Company”.
125‘ Washington, Street;
Pillillii liillSiliiiill
.‘oo. emotions HALL.
Commencing Monday this cozy pic-
ture theatre will show the exclusive
program of the Universal Film Mfg.
Company which control the following
brands: imp, Nestor Rex. Gem, vio-
tor Eclair, Powers, Champion, Mileno,
Crystal, Frontier. Ambrosio, Sham-
rock, The Animated Weekly and the
great and only “101 Bison" films.
The management has contracted
for the exclusive right to show this
program in South Norwalk—no more
repeaters no more pictures you have
seen at other theatres
This program has been pronounced
by the leading motion picture criticn‘
as tho greatest feature film program
in the world. The management wants
a new name for this picture house.
Ten dollars in gold will be given the
one who suggests the heat name.
Come Monday and find out the portion-
lore, . Wlinid'
5—.”
LONDON OYSTER MARKET.
Inquiry this week showed a further
. contraction, though there was a die-
tiuct improvement this end of the
week. it is probable that the main
Nation for the falling off at the begun
hing otthe week was the burr/enth-
or. The decline was most notimblo
in the inquiry for linear craters.
Dutch shelved little variation while
Konileh maintained the load on re
gnrdo quantifier.
mono came into on, but Fortune“
were remarkably Iohroe, ’tlio otocko
on the beds lowing run nan-daily
short. ‘
There. Are I,
A new more, (Join,
CONNECTICUT N THE WEW YORK
'x SUFFRAGE MAM.
in the extenéive pron notices about
the auddagioé pilgrims and their march.“
from New York to Albany, very little
notice was taken of the fact that Con-
necticut had a chore in the suffrage in
the triumphal entry of the party lam
New York’s Capitol City. Miss Emily
Pierson and her cousin, iMiu Alice
Poiraon, were successful in carrying
through their plan of joining, the auto
frogs marchers before they came to
the end of their journey, though they
were only able to accompany them for
the tint stage of her Journey. dier
Hartford on Thursday afternmnfiho
went first to Cromwell to pic); up‘her
cousin, and thence to New Haven as
the first stage of her :pourney. 'Her
plan had been to go to Dunbury and
Brewster, but hearing very bad reports
of the condition of the roads for motor-
ing. she waited in New Haven till Fri-
day and then. muting an early start.
one went by way of New Rochelle and
’i‘arrytowu and followed in her motor
car the line of march that had been
taken by the members. A few other
from Albany. Miss Pleroon came upon
the Iuil'ragb party and leaving her car
she and Mice Alice Pierton‘prooooded
on foot for the remaining three milel.
Mien Ploraon gave an . animator! ac
count of tho enthuniasm which greeted
the eurfragiato on their arrival. A
small army 01 newspaper men anon»
bled to interview them, and all the gui-
frasinis in Albany come out in I body
{to welcome the pilgrim. in oplto or
billion DoIae'I nomewhbt pottlob fault
finding‘thore can be no doubt of the
publicityvulue of the Hike of the out
frcgioto, and the incident iliuatriibol
well also the generou- and kindly
treatment given by the Americun pron
ate the *BlifMIlbt movement.
more roll HOUIQKIIPIRQ.
Keep Foley's Honey told on Corn»
pound elwoyt on hand, and m can
11910le hem oil I. cold by in, prompt
one. it contains no comm, heals and
familiar tnb‘ loomed air mitten,
atom the omen. Ind mommy I big
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CONNIGTIOUT PATENTS.
The foilcnlfli were one... Decent.
bar 1. ”fill figfiglmllhod iron or-
‘ . Iolicitor l0! no,“
tantl. Bridaopori. 00am.
Edward D. :Alien, Bridgeport but-
tonhole cutting mechanism.
moo .Blahchnrd and iii. B. Crook.
or, at. at, Bridgeport, paper teatinc
device. ‘ ‘
or for sewing muchino.
Edward 1. Madden Bridgeport re»,
taming device for lease: and the like
Charles F. smith, Brldceport pack
aging mochino';
Frank S. Woodhead. Bridgeport.
guide for sewing machines.
William A. Loren: Harford. 9 1w
tents: Sheet inoperating on feeding
machine; Inning machine.
Joesph Merritt Hartford, milking
Sulfate.
Anthony L. Vovela, Hartford, cloth»
on cleaning machine. ‘
Clarence H. Wiley. Hartford form-
ing binder noon.
Luciana M. Monica. Waterbury, loose
lent binder.
Ernest D. Simona, Watwbury, screw
stud for snap fastener. .
Norbert H, Schickel Stamford. mud.
ward. ‘
Robert 8. Brown. New Britain. me-
chanical movement.
William H. .Giil.‘~'New Britain, clock
assembling machine.
Willlnm nryco, Brutal, alarm clock.
Monk 1%. Alford, Wlnltad. , keyieu
winding apparatus for clocks.
Ghatlea n ma. wanted cum '
moohaniom. , ’
Axel J. Anderson. Earl. Hampton.
mowing machine. ~
Thoma li‘. Money, Wait linen
bubble. .,
Maurice 1r itinhardnon doutbinctcn,
spring-trill). ‘
wind mill. .
“All?! Gwen toil
Henry W. iiiriiolifcld, Moddtn, pinto,
plotter tray
. girl:
,_ abouid
own... downtown,
boiler atticlo (do
9W
, ,d somebody lollIE you?” politely l
5 nun-ed the young man who sells
«*dnginea. ,
* "Mulls; he drcnlnod ii,‘ “
chitect'e office. ,,
‘ "No, ” explained the young man with
; the celluloid collar, no he reached out,
‘ end gathered in, the last slice of bread
with one of his large red hands,
“there didn’t nobody tell. me. an' i
of these ducks you meet in a boardin'
_ lacuna. When I go to bed I go to bed
{Ci d oncugh to sleep. I leave all
? dream things for some 0’ these’
the that «1911' t werk hard enough to
" git ‘tlred. What i was talkin' about:
14 girls. An' it's just like I says—,4
nine of 'em is mighty cur‘ no. I found
fit out for myself "
‘ "You found it out for yourself?" ‘
, "i certainly did.”
, "Some originality to that discovery.
3, all risht,” laid, the young man who
, 7, rkI in an architect's omce. address-
, ilhjg the young man who sells gas on-
since. The
agreement.
“Maybe there is and maybe there
latter nodded in hearty
man with the celluloid collar.
"Why don't you get it patented?”
“I can't. You're joshin' me"
“Who. I? Pariah the thought. And
you think girls are really curious!"
"i know it ”
“All of them?”
“Some of 'em in curlurerthan oth-
ers. of com-Io." ‘ , _
“How do youjnowl” ,
‘ "1 seen one out walhln' in the park
with you loot Sunday. In' 1 don't think
all of '0m would go out walkiu'. with
you." .
"Don't laugh at your own attempts
to be funny. Then you think come
no curicua because they
wouldn't go out to the park with me?
Thank you."
“No. you don't 3.: my idea It Ill.
J meant it the other way.”
“You know I lot ,abqut girls. don't
you? Anybody can Ice that.”
‘SWoll. I don’t know Inch I lot. but
.1 know come."
j "Some girlI!"
"Yea. Iomo glrlI. an' come about
. lulu,”
“Wile mull" '
“014.1 Iin't Io wine: but it tutu
:‘vloogirltotoolmomtolpug
"Would it be Ihowla’glun’due curlcaf
ii: if 1 Ihonld IIk you. for the bone-
at of myself and than olhorI whom
your remarkable diIoovcry bu
around to I pitch of intense excita-
moat. what particular incident of the.
mi. 447' has canned you to remark
":ou the curious qualitiu of git-ill”
“I loaf. happened to think of it. no-
tlcin’ ulu- Keyboard II Ibo left the
tibial! ‘
"lI Min Keyboard one of the curl-
onI' com,"
"she certainly in." ,
"She never went to the pm: with
me." _
"An’ maybe that ain‘t became you
never «lied her to, neither."
"To avoid argument. I will concede
that it to not. In what my (loan
11m Keyboard mile you II being
curiouIl" .
- “Well. ibm'woeiu ago 1 naked bar
to no to the theater with me In’ the
wouldn't bocIqu Ihe bad In engage-
moot."
“Nothinl curious about tint." 7
"No, but linen. Two week ago 1
Mod her win to go to the theater
~with me. An' Ibo wouldn't bacIuIa
Ibo bad I headache."
“Nothing ouricnI about that.”
“No, 1 know there ain't, But the
other day I ukod her to go again-u”
‘”Porailtcnt youth!"
“And Ibo didn't home no some
meat.”
‘ “no,"
No, In' Ibo didn't have no bond-
“11.."
“No!“
"he; no’ ,Ilill we wouldn’t go. New.
wouldn't iluit ouriou‘I
“Tint m decidedly out-loan. hat
you know on much about Iii-hi that it
not mm callouI to you.
mom of m it man to the rut
oi! no. You unfit to know why IhI
orchidu't to with you to the timber
tile Mt little you naked her.”
“i WMt to know wily?"
“Thul'ow It 1 Ill "
mill-loo can tell."
”Oil!!! ’09.”
dictated tilt mun mn‘ with. the col-
flint caller. ,"And 1 ami-
no don‘t mod- bi
the young man who works a onyara‘
didn't dream it. I ain't like some
ain’t but it’ll true." declared the young‘
"1 crib. lino didn't min to In :1
"By ding! I bet that in. it!“ I» 9‘.
. «one... hat 4'... it.“ «elm! '9
2i . mom who ”,1in union:
Trimmed Hats 91 .95
‘ 25 Trimmed Hate, worth up to :6. On sale at $1. 95.
b
In...
Skirts at $1.49
Cloth Skirte. worth up to 32. 50. On sale tomorrow 31. 49. _:
92 Children’s Sweaters 9149
Children’s Sweaters. all wool. in white, red, brown; sizes up to 94
Regularly 92. Topic orrow $1. 49. . ,
Coats at $9. 95
Coats for misses and women go on aale this Saturday at $9 .95 “
egular value 915
91 Mannish Gloves 790
Our regular 81. 00 Manniah Glove. On sale tomorrow 79c.
25c Window Shades 190
>.
First quality Window Shades, with fixtures complete, regular 2
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20
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F for Tomorrow 190.
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pMauy Specials throughout the a
a Store for Tomorrow )»
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'AVAVAV Arum can?
l’li"~\'
, , A new car for the new year! Why try to get alons
f with old. cumbersome "liability on wheelie?" A
‘ communal portion of our product for the new
-‘ your will so to those who have tired of the expense
, and trouble of a heavy. unbandy our. 8. 1.. Bene—
5. dict agent. 98 South Main St.
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18 Oranges 25 cents"
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