south Normlk. Conn. ,. All kinds pi insurance. Public , Stcnogrnpher. I’Mrsuii. B. Slansou, who has been ill with the grip the past week, is .,soltlcwllat improved today. \Boston Store Company, proprietor of the spent yestec day'ln New Haven on business. ' (Peter F. Barns, Manager Edward Suliltan. of the 1 ‘Boston Stole Company, spent yester- _‘day in New York city on business. “he held this evening ill its hull South Main street. fBeaview avenue, East Norwalk. ,' 1 .. Court Nurrnk, No. 58, Foresters of America, will meet on Thursday even. ’ ing for the regular business session. Washington Chapter, No. 24. Royal Arch Masons, will hold a stated con- yocation in the Masonic Temple in 'Wall stl-eet this evening. The weekly business «Burler Lodge No 97. I. mé’etlng or 0.0. R, in The Sixth Company, Coast Artil- lery Corps, C. N. 0., held a weekly business meeting and drill last even- ing iii the state armory. —-Depos~lts made in the Savings De- partment of The South Norwalk Trust Co.~on or before Jan. 10th. will draw interest from Jun. lst. Four per cent. compound interest,1 «paid? ' The Hoopitsl Whlst culls will hold a social session on Friday eVening, with Mrs. Howard H. Lowndes, oi! ¢ The Master PluMbers‘ Association oi Nolwalk held a regular business meeting last evening at which time routine matters were discussed. One of the Connecticut Company's . 4.800 voltage high tension feed wires which is strung from the Monroe street bridge was ailre last evening. Ophlr Chapter No. 62. Order of the Eastern Star, will hold its semi- monthly business meeting this even log in its hall in South Main street. woo—aw Louise Lodge. 'Duug‘hters oi tier- man, will hold its monthly business meeting this evening in the Trust Company building, in Washington street. ‘ Hiclluon w. Cole. oi iiowoxtou, and “William 0. Merritt. or East Norwulk. went to Bridgeport. this morning, to not as jurors ill the Superior Court. civil side. The warrior weekly meeting oi idoms Stranger IMBG. No. 3384. 669m: of St. Gringo who held last hills in the Main sircot quarters utius business was transacted hoI onlcorllcloct wot Norwaik _ tic.” No. 688. Fratorlml Order oi will be installed with approa , cremony this evening. All in- mum. work lulu been postponed mil tho regular meeting of next m ‘3!ic first booinusrmocllnir of Court ‘ liq, No. 105. Daughters oi‘tiustiio. or the y? will no hold iomormw tho pathetic oluh hour’c . ,. gulls. Plans for the cardiac , y "will u; studs lulu even member ’ mobility requested to be present. W who illuminant mode in molar". used in an... the MG ,, g 3 stool door for tilcrauit it coir don Our Best Family Flour. Has any other concern offered you Flour oi this price before? I‘ 69c Bag ‘ 7 lbs. Buckwheat li‘lour . ....... 26c Vl’llle Lard ...... .~ No per pound ‘ A dandy. large White Enameled lsh Pun Free with one pound of Baking. Powder atI‘: ..‘ ..... _.y....‘ 450 Eagle Brand Condensed Milk ...... 14¢: a can ” EAST INDIA Telephone 371. 125 Walhlngton 8t. tlclstirlvt ntuurns MEET ill caucus (Continued from first page.) As the senate is democratic the or— ganization of that body had been pro- nrranged so that the democratic sen- ators met only in exchange greetings and to see that their plans were com- plete. The republican senators got tugether at the Allyn House and agreed to cast their ballot for John ll.‘ Perry. 61‘ Southport. for president pro Item. This will be u complimen- tury vote. as Senator Lenders. of New Britain. will «be chosen by the demo- crpts. The republicans will have no can- didate for clerk and the choice of Kenneth Wynn, oi New, Haven, will be unanimous. The democrats will name the doorkeeprs‘ and messeng- ers. and Senator Lenders will select senate chaplain. Mr. France is rector of St. James' P. E. Church in Fair Haven. IMr. Webster for Spunk". ., The interest-in the caucuses was chiefly in that oi the ropublidan mom'- bers of the house held in the house chambers. and in the galleries was taken. The caucus selected ‘Morris C. Webster, of Hhrwilnton. as their nominee for speaker. lie was ill the last house and was formerly building and loan commissioner. For clerk. they chose Sabin S. Russel oi Dayvile, and John Buckley. of Union who sensed in the last house. Under the new rules the chaplain will be named by the speak- at“. The selection oi doorkespero and nlesuongcrs was leit with a commib tee. ‘ Thom:0h0lon by Dcmccrnto. Wile democratic caucus or. house members “was held in the old supreme unrt room. Representative W. E. inlons choice for speaker. as «expect- cli. There had be‘il some talk of n” Complimentary voio'by the New Lona don county delegation for Christopher L. Avery. oi Groton, but no such vote materialized and Mr. Thoms‘ election was very onthusiuctlc. The mutter oi doorkrepars, messengers and clerk was left with a committee which will “mm to the house today, should clrditions warrant rushing 3 contest in these places. Progrculvu choc» ' Rider. . The «progressive members controlled were on bond and those decided to row tor Harry. moor. oi Norwalk.n progressive ropublcun. for speaker. l I b I There Are “Degrees” at Satisfaction it you hove clover solicitor!“ , anything but are cast aim lion audit know the continua tiou «um nan clan that are We flour smuks‘ err woro utilised With the "nickel hind" until they TEA COMPANY .Rev. Mr. France, or New Haven. as ’ Thoma. oi Waterbury. was the noon ‘ at Dillon's ‘l'kluri Only livll oi the ill): b I «- ALCOHOLJPE . ‘ - WWW ‘ a i ill} ii We unnmuumm hiNFANTS. Callas N Promotesblgesiioniluui‘ui ; ncssundlieslizollt mills %Tchorlc. mun—*1“ Ap crfectllelue room - . lioh.SourSio$yadl.Dlmim , nsss andeSSOFSflBP. PacSlmlie spam we? l . NEW. Alb mnnills'old Exact Copy of‘Wrappgr. it is understood that this will be a‘ conndimellitaa'y vote and then the .pro- grossives will vote tor Mo. .Thoms, if “it appears to be to their advantage to “do so. It is inrther understood that these pmgressivea will be joined «by the th‘ progressive republicans and will act together to ‘hold the balance of power." opportunity offers itself. Sign Democratic Committee. In this attornoon the democratic state control oonunittoe met. but the vacancy caused by the reolgawtion or iii. 8. Thomas In secretary was not ruled; It who outed by Chairman , Forster that nolbusinoss was done. but other members said the committee voted to endorse Thomas Myers, of Every seat on the floor ’Collinsvillo tor chief clerk in the oiiice of tile secretary of me. which is now filled by Mr. Lounsbury The commit- too then took dinner as the most oi. Commended Malian, or New London. The other guests were Lieu- tenantflovernor Tinaler. Treasurer Roberts. Comptroller Dunn. Secrdiary In! State Phillips and ”Homer 8. Cum. linings. all or whom made short speech- es, and Daniel J. Lacey. F. P. Lotti» mar, W. H. Farrell, Walter Humour- lce and Charles H. Foley. The democratic couch: oi house tolls the most. I Worldsxonvuislonsrevuisll . m . Fur liver; illiriy Years‘ ills Bill“ “I OIMAUI MIMIV. Ill“ VOIK um. members was threaded over by Eli B Weeks. of thchfleld, and John F‘. Adm"? din, of New Milford, was secretary. Mr. Thomtnnme was presented by Mr. Lynch: of Waterbury, and (fibers were ascending speeches irom all the counties Mr. Thoma and urging thorn all to stand together in bohitli at his party to uphold the caucus action. .ond throughout the session. out. party loyalty above everything else.» A committee was (timed to ué’thh t ovs'ry democrat m mount W. The committee to select other wu in session at a late hour and to was thought chit Matthew P. Kelly. of Windsor Loch. who «was in the lull. houso. would be the party numinoe for clerk. _ ambaok culo 'Rlpubllocnc. Tho republican caucus was called to order by J. Henry Rorshock. chairs ' man of the state control committee. and Dr Alcorn. of Enfloid. was chosen to preside. W. S.'Hyde. or Manches- ter. and E33. Boyd. of Woodbury, were clerks. ‘Aitor an effort to gather the momborsin the trout costs it was decided that‘the quickest way to do business wulto tattoos informal bai- terprise rusty be. lot tor a nominee ior speaker. It but All business success is Inecessariy" 1y due to Looms. sari. Iof adver- tising. No matter what; your on- it must become "known to others befiidéfi yourself. ' There are numerous methods of conveying to the public the facts you desire them to know. But the BEST way is that which IIpeople in the quickest time and _ blunt daily ‘ responded; thanking the democrats tor the honor.“ Wood that there should he nomlnuiinx'; ‘ spoons; A. W. mutation. at Madison. j Iliad withdrawn, leaving no candl- dates. The roll was culled oi rumba Home on mail on «the preliminary . ii. '1‘ only absentee proved to be LII-lull, oi Woicott. The names or Harry Rider. of Norwalk, and Dwight eBnton. oi Clinton. who acting with the republicans. As Robert Harris. at Sharon..is iii. at who also not in the last-house. The tellers were Rice, of West Hartford; Mushy. or Granby; “ Johnson. or Thompson, and Plessls, oi Putnam. . Informal ballots showed 129 votes, ‘ oi which: Mr. Webster. had 59. WE . Hall 41, F. E. Heaiey' 17, R V. Mu- gee. 3, and C. W. Evarts 9. "H The dormal ballot had 128 votes. of which Webster had 76. Hall 41, ._ Evarts 1, Magoo 1 slid Henley 9. The 1' selection or Mr. webster was made ‘ .unanimous on caption oii Mr. Hall, who thanked his forty-one friends for standing by him. and socoiided «by the others who had received votes." Mr. Hall and Mr. Ell/arts made a plea that the 130 republicans stand firm and show that the republican party is still ready to do faithful work for the citizens of Connecticut. The nomian» tions of Mr. Russell and Mr. Buckley. as clerks. were made by acclimation. A committee selected .ior door- keeipers. Minor Blackmail. of Pros: pact; Franw W. Fuller. oil Marlbor- ough, W. B. Lombard. of Colchester, S. C. O'Connor. oi Ridgefleld, Eugene Perry. of Citnterbury, and Charles Per- rln, of Woodstock; for messengers. David W. Viets. «bf East Granby; S. W. Moore, offlColebroow. Mr. Myers, oi Chester, and John H. Yost, oi Ver- non. lillllll illitiillli . lillliil ill lulllllll will list dive Up the Fortress oi Alli-laconic or Aegean Sea . V _ LONDON..Isn. 8.—Tho Ottoman del- egates to‘ the Peace continence have abodiumy macho their minds not to surrender the fortress or Adrianoplo cording to a statement made today in welldniormed Turkish circles. ' The Turks. however, may make some further concessions in the Province of Ammonia The delegates at Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro and Sol-yin met this after- uoon to consider their Attitude in view or the probable Turkish reply to their demand ior a decision on the question of Adrianople. The ambassadors oi Austrlurliun- Cary narration. Germany, holy and Run. 'ria resumed their "conversations" at the British Foreign Qfllcs at noon. To Enumernte the Merits of The . Sentinel is‘Unneoes- story“; i J mtg-o for . raster I, were put down as progressive republi-. ’ cons Were called but they did not real- mild; indicatinl'; timt they were not he was represented by George 8. Kit", by. while C. L Luce. or Harrington... was represented «by Joshua Beldon. or the islands in the Aegean Sea, ac» ‘ can the candidates f Sale of H039 fur? ‘ Thursday 15c Hose 10 us a pair 250 Hose '19 dis a pair 505: Hose 39 ctsa pair $1 Silk Hose 79 dis a pair $1. 50 Silk Hose $1.10 a pair NOTICE . Our annual January Clearance Sale begins Saturday. Be sure you receive one of our large double page circulars. Doors opcn' at g a. m. Read Friday's papers for full details a, OLD DOMINION LINE Short Sea Trips. Delightful Week Ends Aficrding leurc and Real: to OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND and WASHINGTON. D. C. Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re- iurn including meals and berth New Ym‘k to ' Richmond or Washington. D. 9.. c. re- turn Including mania and berth 815 ON 0. D. STEAMERB :2 . ‘ Hot and Gold 803 water sonu can or mound on s’ueomor with. out charge. Steamer! Irooll oqfippod with the United erolul Telegraph System. - STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY 'AT3 P. N. ‘ Tickoto and Stateroom Reservations, Pier 25. North River? ' Foot 0: N. Mom BL. New York. Phone 8900 Franklin. Sondior Illustrated Pomphiut. w. L. WOODROW. Tniilo Mgr. .i. J. BROWN. Gcn'i Pumper Ant For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON 5 60., i5 Reil- road Avenue. or Depot Ticket AxonLN Y..N. Ede. 11.11. 3 A new car for the new yearl Why try to got: along with old. cumbersome "liability on wheels?" A substantial portion at our product (or the new w your will go to those who have tired oi the emu!!!) . and trouble oi a heavy. unhnndy car. 8. L. Boner 3. dict. agent. 98 South Main St. -I . 19 L38: 0" BUGAR nocturnal-too;1‘coho:IOOGI;DJ"O‘ICOOO‘IO’IIOIOIIC .1" ouomncnmus. momma , are ‘ ANY KlND 0F PANCAKE FLOUR. THREE‘PAGKAGEG ............ 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