. ‘ , goods at The Little Shop.
Granulated Sugar ......,...... 51: ill.
‘ Pnreimrd ...............1241~2o 140.414
Creamery Butter ..... ..... . 371:4 in.
1393’: Family F'iour 72c ban
4 21 1-24. poulids4 .
Evaporatoihfionclies .. . . . . . .. 101: lb.
10 {Stamina drop with the following:
2 lbs. Butterine 25: lb.
1 bultlo Premium Catsup ....... .151:
1 pkg. Premium Oats ...... 120
1 pkg. Shredded Coconnut 16¢
_ 1 pkg Macaroni. ............ 100
4 1 pkg. Mincsmeut 10°
1:4‘1liig. Jolly Powder. ......... .. 10c
lpkg. Tapioca 10c?
4 1 pkg. Farina ................ inc
‘1 battle Olives ....... ..... 25c
4 ‘ Miss Josephine O'Cor1iior"of' slam
. avenue. has been entertaining Miss
Mae smith of New Britain? .
l-L-Canes. canes. umbrellas. O‘Brien.
- ..
Howard A. Montgomery, treasurer
of the City of Norwalk, is able to be
out for a short time each day. ‘4
Thomasdiicilhoney, ct Norwnlk, has
Secured a position as“ driver for the
4, City'St‘eam Laundry in Stamford.
Mrs. Joseph F. Sieegmuiler and
. eon,‘of Elinhurst, long island. af'e
visiting relatives in 80ch Norwalk.
.Miss Lrola 1M. Fielder, or Broad
River visited yesterday with Miss
Ada IMechanley of Washington ave-
nue. Stamford.
This week, which in former years
was generally sérved as the Week
of Prayer, has not been so widely ob
served this year.
—Before purchasing, see the hand
embroidered lingerie and other white
Room 8.
Keeler Bldg. opposite Hoyt’s' Theatre.
- Mrs. William F. Kern has returned
to her home, 2 Bunltt avenue, after
spending ten days with her sister in
springdeld,4-Mass. w ii . Jaw."
.. Charles H. Kora is very sick in
‘ museum, “pa... with diphtheria
He has a specialist and a trained
nurse in attendance.
Several times the weather -condi- .
tions have indicated snow. but earn
time the wind shifts to the west, and
the storm conditions disappear.
«Latest soft huts. O‘Brien's.
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an engine to operate the windlnss
of the schooner Francis Goodnow,
which is in Norwalk harbor, is to be
installed shortly.
the vessel is being enlarged.
G. Franklin Abwuier, now in charge
oi the Greenwich branch of the
United Electric Light & Water Com-
pany's properties will be the succes-
sor of Goo. H. Cudrcy ns superintun.
dent in South 'NOrWiiik. according to
the best advice obbnlnsble.
A morning or Connecticut gradual-ea
‘snid, declared the otllce vacant when
i
the
of tho University of Pennsylvania will
its held Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Taft in Now listen, for than purpose
of forming a more alumni illumin-
lion. All graduates of the. university
Taro unkr-d to llllililt] or to surmount»
coin with hallmarks (3. My of New
«Haven. Iliilildi‘tl olucling the usual
unicorn, the now summation will mu-
loot it than who will have a votes in
. college affairs, mi representing the
gradual“ lu thhr slate. similar as
nodiations am being formed in all the
status of tho tiuiou.
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A“Tomboy"Ycar
in looking over ply books
1 and that the sales of in?
r “Tomboy“ fire sent cigar
show an increase every your
tor the paid seventeen years.
' This hi the neat recommm’
,4 than my
fuouuor’
The forecastle of 4
“ advantage
Tradinit Stamps make our store
the Ideal Place for an to trade.
.Suve Premium Trading Stamps.
:4 They have the highest premium value.
. "EAST INDIA
Telephone 371‘. 125 Washington St.
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GREENWICH, Jan. 11.-——W‘hen the
case of J. J. McDonald, accused of at
lowing gambling in his Cos Cob road
houSe, came to trial abemre Judge
Burnes, education after sensation
broke._ Herman Lockwood Ritch was
under cross-examination and was ask-
ed a pointed question.
"That's a -—- lie!” shouted a man
in the back of the court room.
‘Who made that remark " demand-
ed Magistrate Burues, sternly.
“it was Gilbert Bitch," chorused
several voices.
Then W. E. Ritch, chief of opiice.
got under lire. He was asked whyiie
didn't make visits to other places and
was asked if he didn't know that M
bling had been going on there for
years. The judge cut short his om-
answer
Public Prosecutor White "I" openly
accused in count of being an odicer in
a corporation which has sold liquor
without a license. White is the liquor
prosecuting agent, and under statute
2715 the office become automatically
vacant if the agent enguges in any
way in thc‘salo of liquor. 4
Then it was argued that McDonald‘s
arrest was inspired by Judge R. J
Walsh, 11 relative of Prosecutor White.
and the trial was brought to a close
when McDonald was acquitted of seven
of the ten counts against him and the
remaining three dismissed. ‘The trial
drew the largest crowd in the history
of local court trials and. it was alleg'
ed that politics in a light over the
'courl ludgeshlp was in back of it all.
During the course of the trial when
Prosecuting Attorney Henry B. White
told counsel for the defense that if he
know of violations of the liquor law
troupes! Tierney said that there was
no liquor prosecutor. 'i‘lie law. he
holder violated the liquor lawn.
mm ihni White. who was the agent.
was a member of a whom resort cor-
poration that, up no nlinmsli, violated
the luws all lost hummer and had
thnrohy vncniotl his oillcu.
'l'lin cam-p against nnolliur pool mom
kcnphr worn dismissed and two. who
pinpoint utility. had their lines one
pended. ..
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l‘lr. Willis ll. (Emu, of New Haven.
ls mom-wing from an attack of pond.
inonln.
mamma-
Mrs. in. Eugene Mitchell. of Womb
ward avenue. has joined her son, who
is vlshingin Ansbnia.
Emilinyjor William it. ‘Tummuny ’iu
havihg’n‘ ow germ studied at his
home. in William avenue.
disguise meeting of the tisrteu‘dm
Union local, 269. at l}. is. 4V. Hull.
scanty morning at to o‘clock.
M11111 Anna mils duplicates. of
New York, Iii the about of Dr. and
Mrs Henry a amt. of Walkihmii
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sin. om Vitaettl, noted m-
or Now use city, it unearthly
nib emu with um Moonshine.
strum
TEA COMPANY
barmesment by telling him he needn't .
he knew where to take his complaints"1
NF COATG,
shire, waiters, passage; “truss; nun coats. are.
. '4 . 1 4‘ . eats nil corn arouse.
515. Maia sneer Stamford 33 South Main street. south Nor-walk
' ulions and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
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Telephone men are again digging on
Railroad avenue.
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The date for the minstrel show has
been set for January 24. '
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George McKendry spent yesterday
in New York, on business.
Mrs. Arthur Lewiston of Park street
left yesterday for Buifaio.
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‘ Mrs. Underelner. and son are visit-
ing with friends and relatives in Ridge.
field.
Miss Frances Kronig of Danbury is
visiting with relatives on Summer
street.
The D A. R. meeting was pOstponed,
yesterday. because of the rain, until
next Wednesday.
Mrs. Edmund Rabbit! and children
have returned to New York, after a
visit in Silvermine.
‘The Riley-Tanker garage is about
ready for momoncrote floor. Metal
ceilings will be used.
J Miss Florence Sooilold has returned
to her place in MoKondry' a dry-toads
store, after her recent indispositiou.
Friends or Dr. Brooks, from New
York, visited at his home yesterday.
The, doctor entertained during the day.
A large number attended last oven-
iug'a dance at Raymond's flail. The
Empire singing orchestra was popu-
lar.
The Woman's Home Missionary Bo-
cioty of the M, iii. Church met on
Tuesday. About sixteen members at-
tended. ‘i‘ho subject of Mormonism
was taken up. The topic..wlll be con-
tinned at the next monthly meeting.
A horse owned by Gilbert a Look-
wood took fright at tho'autlon. Tues-
day, and caused excitement for a limo.
turned to a delivery wagon, it raced
down Railroad avenue." As it neared
Main street. tho We did not election.
Turning the corner into Main street.
too short, it overturned the wagon.
and was then stirred by servers! it"-
standorh.
The borough Board, Tuesday evan-
lus. established building lines on Hoyt
street and mast avoiiuo. A abduct
line was established on i-ioyt street.
Mar pm avenue. on the Davenport
corner property, the lion narrowed to
ill toot. 'l‘ho toast avenue buiidlntr
line was determined as 20 foot. M-
tornuy 11m appeared in behalf oer.
(inserts, whose building will hill/o to
ho moved back. ’i‘lm borough will at
low damages for this choline.
Matthew Smith dlod at his home.
curator at Norwalk road and booth
Main street. Wonder.
was to yours or use. tic coins to
New Canaan from ornunwioh about
five years ago. to take up his real-
duuoe at White Oak abode.
survived by a widow and mo chil-
. one The funeral services were lipid
today it til it. no; (rain 3t. Aloysius
ohuroti. immune was at 449mm
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Milan: mat opinions am opened
4 at
am tor profitable politic. that:
Maring Construction Co.
Estimates furnished on all kinds or building constructions. alter-
TEL. sat-‘12. " ' '
tip suffered a
shock of spouts" arm): bathro. lie .
301114
the m is immunity rat; mu.
Contractors
and Builders
.4 south nonwauig.
4 Miss Grace Godfrey is the owner of
a new violin. ‘
if. G. Thompson spent Wednesday
in New York.
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the sick list this week.
Miss Ethel Hart has been a recent
guest ot..Miss Mary, Co‘mstock.
Miss Helen flitchcock or 801]“!
.Norwalk has been 'yislting Miss Alice
Merwin.
Miss Lama Olmsteau‘or Norwalk
has been a recent guest of her cousin
Miss Harriett Olmstesd.
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R. r. abuser. Juces Middlebrook
has been a .victim of the grip. milk
Butler acted as his substitute.
The Augustus Winkley'place has
been rented to Mr. and Mrs. christo~
plier Evans who have moved therein.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindbloom and little
daughter of Georgetown have been vil-
itlng the Lindbloern’o father Frederic
Meyers.
M
:A black cat has strayed ‘from its
holiie. 'r e Rectory. The feline in
Question sperms 3 white ring
around the end of its tail.
6:11:13 ‘03..“ the ”severe rainstorm
Wednesday afternoon the attendance
at the Civic Manna meeting was very
small, so no business could be trans-
acted
Mrs, R. H. Fitch entertained the
Ubrary Whist Club Tuesday after-
noon. Three table- were in play and
the afternoon was very enjoyable.
The club will meet Tuesday, Janu-
ary 21th with Mlss,Alloo B. Olm-
sled.
The wardens and vault? of St.
Matthews pariah held their monthly
mating Tuesday evening in the Roc-
tory. Refreshments were served and
a social time enjoyed after the busi-
ness meeting.
Confusion reigned in the post oilico
last Saturday morning. {in stone pro-
ximity lolottor‘dnd other valuable
mall reputed in the mail «has a broken
bottle once containing patent modi-
oiuo now 00!an drop by drop and
marring the super scripture of the
letters. The now parcel post system
in only a success when glass articles
are carefully packed. and even no
the law should provide for mailbag:
oxiiluulvcly for parcels and packages.
m».
'l'i‘ho spring plaid" will be rendered.
at the Park City Theatre, pridxsporl.
on January 271k. ‘uudor the Business
of Pyramid Temple. A number of lo-
cal thinners, will attend. 1.
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EVERY STREET Ill SMITH
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Has it: Altar: of the Proof That Kid-
my Gutter-m Book.
hackaohot Kidneys motif
maimed with winery 11M
Want a reliable kidney remain
Dou't have to lookitar. Use whit
South Nowell: 31mph mound. liv-
cry street in South Nowell: as: it:
cures. - . "'
Here a one adult: Normal: than a on
lit-risotto ‘34
. last sum. Flinn of 342 North
Kalli elm tell it. ‘
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. den, his counsel, entered a demurrer.
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When he was arraigned in the City
Court, this morning, 0. Milton Passen-
This was overruled. and Judge Young
found probable cause and bound the
man over. The, ball was fixed at. $2.-
000. ,
Bright is 35 and, it appears, For
tune has not been kind4to him. He
was, he says. graduated fromvthe Uni-
versity of Virginia and subsequently
was admitted to the bar in Ohio.
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Best Butter
Best Flour
Packed to the Doors
4' in Spite Of the Weather 4 1
January Clearance Sale
Po4sitiVelyr the greatest Clearance Sale we have b
ever attempted. All Winter Merelrandise must
a: go. The talk of the t0wn NeVer before such
:S Bargains Corrie Tonight and see for Your-Self.
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‘4 Good Eggs, . ' . , a dozen 25 (its
Fancy Maine Potatoes a pk 25 as .
A‘M’
5.2-...—
a pound 381m ‘ 1
a bag 75 (its -
The Great A&P Tea Company
Tot. lilo. IOU.
when his father, J. J. Bright is a
retired lawyer. Richard Bright, coco
eminent-stunts in. the. Senate was;
his uncle. he says.
shop. 011 Monday, having
went to work there.
The Roooes live on Stillwater «Road.
Arnold Rocco is connected with the
American Bank-Note Company, and he
is wealthy. Mrs. Reece said today that
[Bright was discharged because his
work was not done satisfactorily.
Hot; Fire Wu uncovered.
"After I had disallowed him," said
Mrs. Rocco “he went up to" his room
in the hour, and, after five minutes, to
appeared. He left the place presently.
but had not gone far when he re-
turnod and mentored the barn. Per-
haps twenty live minutes after he
had gone the second time. I went out
to the burngby chance and i saw that
it was on fire. I went upstairs and
round the door of Mr. Bright’s room
closed tight. When 1 opened it, smoke
popped out upon me and lt-had to
hurry downstairs. ll: called James
Haley, another of my employees. and.
together We went back and put out
the tire. it was no easy task 1
covered Mr Haley’s head with an
apron and he stoned through the
smoke to a, window which he kicked
out. This allowed some of the smoke
no not out of the room. Biill there
was so much of it loft that Mr. Haley
was overcome two or three times."
Whilo Mrs. Rocco did not say any-
thiug about hor‘bwn part in putting
out the urn. it was learned that who
too, entered the turnip; room, with
a covering over bur had. to protect
her from the smoke, and that the
rendered inlay effective assistance.
Two or three times Mrs. nouns was
on the verge of being overcome. 4
The efforts of Mrs. we and Help;
mm the born from ”nous damage.
They may have ”you the house. too;
11111116th that clouds some mild din
upon from the barn.
in W's bed. The no of
. . untitled and they ileum baron
; a» sons to m not
, Liars it o‘clock by My:
During the term of his uncle. the 1;
Congressman from Virginia. Bright :3
lays. ho was his private secretary. 1-.
4 About ten years ago. Bright says he CI
wonttoNawYark auuwokuptllo’
practice of real-oState law. Somewhat --
over a your ago; he camato Stamford II
and entered the chicken-raising ibusi- 1;
uses. .This proved a failure, and no u
wont to work in the Yale at Towns 3:
learned II
of a' vacancy on the Reece place, he '-
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of the general assembly delayed for
weeks. Democratic legislature have
favored the enactment of a measure
giving the power of appointment to
that governor. believing that his ex-
collency would permit them to submit
names of candidate. of their choice
which would be accoptablé to (lover-
uor Baldwin. but the governor has
made it plain that if such a measure
passed he Would he pleaded to con-
nider the names suggested by Demo-
cratic senators. but he should in‘
making appointments be aided by his
own Judgment of tho qui‘iliilcntlonul
and times; of the men to be appointed.
holidaying that the responsibility would
rest entirely with him. he would tool
that his decision should be final. This
attitude on the part of Ghvdrnor Bold-
win may actuate some Democratic
leaders to change their opinion as to
the desirability of enacting la measure
granting nu; privllogo to the gover-
nor and may prefer to c promotion
with the Republicans in $111 Nouns,
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whereby mu party will to
court. positions. ‘
dilution 1. Uncut-thin.
Why the situation pl decidedly
uncertain. The Dearest-ails senators
and, representatives from t lit county
to for have had no canto 4 no or can-
on. on the topical. but it is noon-Wood
that they entertain dittoto’ 1 opinions
and conflicting choice. tor ho induce
ship. willie on the other
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