lilo, 18o. 25o a yard.
E. K. BANKS
Mahsokomo Hotel Olook
.Bouth ‘Norwalk‘i'
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaiic and vicinity: Cloudy
with local ruins tonight or Friday; ‘
moderate southwesterly winds A ser-
, ies of low barometric disturbances,
’ passing along the‘northern border, is
' causing cloudy and unsettled weather
. with‘mlid tenlperatures and local reins
‘ in nearly all the northern districts.
j Montana wars the only state reporting
; temperatures; below zero. Pleasant
: Weather prevails along the coast from
l'Florida to Virginia, and cloudy and
o rainy weather from Virginia to
9' Maine.
WEATHER A vsaa‘noo room:
.;; Temperature: Low, 1; high, 16.
. .‘Clear.
I].
The Friday afternoon Club will meet
: with Miss Pryor Friday, Jan. 17.
f. Judge Joseph R. Taylor has return-
;, ”ed from a business trip to Jersey City.
The theatre. train that is due in
South Norwalk at 1:80 a. m., was a
low minutes late last night and tailed
be connect with bhe ‘Norwnlk trolley
car, and left a number of Norwalk
people to walk to their homes.
.K.
WW_
5 The owners of Eureka Rebekah
‘ dodge will be installed tomorrOW night.
{Butler Lodge met last evening and
initiated one candidate In the initia-
tory degree.
The Woman's» Christian Tempor-
ance Union, will meet at the home or
Mrs. Mary Mills, No. 19 Berkley
street, Friday, January 17 at 8 n. m.
The continued case or John Can
rier for assault came up in the Town
Court this morning hetero Judge Tani
many and was lined $10 and costil.
Mounting to 318. 00.
1.» «up...
Now is the lime to save money on
many unclaiwoeriui; articles, Cave
much It lhono inventory Sale in on.
drop in iboir shop and see what good
1 Vltlllliii they are giving, one add pane ’I.
w .,...W
Miss iimlih, who ‘rncontiy‘ lost her
nurse, in South 'Norwalk. wiiibeo to
‘j ninth that it was round and returned
2 to her by the lady in whose place it
was lost. not by an dinner as hinted
in Tuesday's evening paper.
’i‘omomiw ovnuinu in Myailc Chain
Ellen, Lincoln (launch No i, 0 ii A.
:1 M, will hold their regular weekly
r" ibiiiilnvuii naming. a'l‘horc will be a
. Tbliflai‘iilll oi the degree them and all
membern or the team are armed to be
present early. 7 .
muuumuuaw.‘
hush billings hoot his money is it
’ pnher has at night for at years "i'ln
elite," he lililil to Minn“. "nobility
cupid ever rains iii Indium In a
common may bag for money“ "’
mica dismal: Wot the my
m a radii medicaid thidi tool:
the has with the him well it ever
, hold. Don‘t trust a paper hag. lie
mil viii: the death Email; trust
swimmer
Mr. and hostility, ,.
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§ .TiiE New
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, Photoplay Theatre
(Over Woolworth’s)
SHOWING TODAY
Imp Three-reel Masterpiece,
LEAH. THE FORBAKEN.
A Pulsstlng, Living Drama De Lillie.
, itala Comedy, _
EASY TO RETURN HOME.
Victor Drama,
.THI CR088 ROADS.
. Jilin~ Funny Film,
A GOOD HUNTING DOG.
Nestor western Comedy,
THE LADY BARBER OF ROARINO
GULOH.
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THREE COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY.
2:15, 7:16 and 9:00 P. M.-
Mltlnoer-u-All Seats-4o.
ford to mine. This Week.
week. This week.
herein In vaudeville. New names
New ieatum. New productions.
At the ”thrice shop,
‘HOYT’S
world. An exclusive and exceptiouw
ally extraordinary annuilncemem
Debut in America at the London
l-iimirodroiuo nonunion. The great-
est novelty thriller of the 20th. cent
tury, ~
Gaanda Humanus
a mimiemicco of mechanical and elec-
iricai ingenuity he presented by
royal command tailors King George
V cit England Everybody should
rice this hassling paradox. ll bail
not Romper: ureitinai scientists
thinking. Peri» Berlin and London
are still talking about this great
.efwoincln
IV!
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Another new and brilliant production.
The inocmamrnbio musical iravoih
1W.
OHFIIRTMAO 0N nLAaKWELiJI
“ILA A.Nl:l
A satire on prison lilo, not to music
with horas: or some and laminar
latte. . r .
Vaudeville“ diorama homemade.
MOO! Mill 4 will“ 0.
in come my. dances and chiefly
creations. somewhat d iRomit
We: doom
iiiaiiclithi MARION. .
A brilliht miss, with a land of dainty
me it”.
7 A summmA ‘V 77
uranium—oh am
scold Ilium-Ila
Eveningo-Aduito, 100; Children, Sc. ..
Look and you will be amazed. Here :3
is a «bill that you really cannot at- ..
‘ThlB ;;
Something new ..
The one best bet in the entertainment .
Medicines. _ ’
ting the right teed.
Carpets Draperies
Every bouse- kosher will find in onl- line.,soods which are suit»
ed to her needs and on which she will lie able-to make a substai}!
' rial savings on her purchase tor our guilds are designed. made, no-
ished and {priced right. '
Are Your Hens Paving Hens?
Do they lay regularly without "forcing?"
owns—In good healthy ‘conditlon? It your hens are not laying as
they should or are thin and scrawny it’s because they are not get
health iii
“BONNIE POULTRY MASH"
Are they sleek and vig-
The teed that contains every essential to ford
l which. is as perfect :ioriniiiae as can be found anywhere and the
_ same as used by the ST
" TION during the- eggay lay
RB ARICUL'I‘URAL EXPERIMENT STA}
ng contest which just terminated with such
success. It ill simply waste, expense, iooiishness and loss to send out
of town for poultry feeds.
MANUEL T.
HATCH.
RAYMOND BROTHERS~
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_No. 2 Nut Coal. - . . $6.50
Dest Lehigh Coal . $8.00
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The various models are now ready for demonstration at
our Garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS,
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j; her with a view to increased depthlin
j: the out branch.
;; oi the House, it is expected there will
, be some howls from northern mire
2‘. soniatlves on the ground that their
j; muons have been slighted to favor
- nihilism waterways
‘2 Mlly‘ulted the committee to carry
.Z out the recommendation of the War
3 Department for further improvements
'. oi New Rayon harbor, ‘ starting this
' year with an appropriation or $80 000.
Itho‘
‘ are» In thliihw hellish; dorm is
Ill CONN-Bill!"
Provision by Bill oi Iiivars and
Harbors Columnist Only
Slightly liver $75,000, Seat!
term! In Small Bits to Use
Chieiiy' III Maintaining Present
Improvements ‘
Hill HilllSlllllll} Rllll
Millard Harbor Gals $5,000 and
New haven River 510, 000
wasnmciron, o‘. 0;, Jan. 10.—
-Smaii are the provisions In the rivers
and harbors appropriation bill, as draft-
ed by the House committee on rivers
and harbors’ and made public today,
for ‘watermty improvements in the
State of Connecticut. Fer all the nevi.
gable channels in the entire state.
slightly over $76 000 is to be appropriat-
ed by the measure, scattered In small
bits and for use chiefly in maintenance
of present improvements.
The bill, as a whole, carries appro-
priations of $40,800,000, an unusually
large amount for up annual rivers and
harbors bill. ‘But the great big por:
tion of the money is to be spent in
the South inf-whisper it~districts oi
the southern Democrats. who are now
in the saddle in the lower House and
on the House committee on rivers and
harbors.
Appropriation. Recommended.
The ivpproprlations, up recommend-
edi by the committee, are: -
Idol- Five Mile River,
Westport and Saugatuck
born, 95,000.
For Milford harbor, 95,000.
For New Haven harbor. 910.000.
For the Connecticut river, $15,000. '
For the .Housatonic river, 320,000.
For the Thames river, 812,000.
For the Mystic river $8,160.
In addition to’theae appropriations,
provisions in the bill direct that aur-
veys be made. with a view to further
Improvements In the future of the
Connecticut riv‘er' between Hartford
liar-
bor, I‘llouantonhc river, Stadiford har-
Greenwich,
river hen
Howl Expected from North.
When the bill comes up on the floor
Congressman
it hi new annotated that Mr. Reilly will
try toiget ihaitem into the bill on the :-
lloor oi the House. . .
Conmuman Gillette, or :Msssa- ‘j
ohunetu, has introduced in the Menu ~
the bill, as recommended by the 8‘ ..
rotary of War and: backed by united ;;
forces intone-led In the project, for --
the construction of a dam across" the I.
connection river at Windhor Locks. ;;
hovers! oi those interested In the pro- ‘-;
position as. In Washington, working i.
with mlnht and main to net action "
on the bill; and they hava not given
up hope
Admit Night Is Oomlnu
’i‘hey admit frankly, however. that'
they are in'i’or a light and are draw- , '
lair their also: accordingly. ,
The great trouble, that at present.
is thumbs hill as recommended ily '
w of War and accepted by
those interested, esinhiisiiea a new '
RWlYS
CHIEF JUSTICE HALL DEAD. ‘
Remains to Be Taken to Home in hit that window? Suffragetteml alm—
HARTFORD, Jail. 16. —--The body of
Chief Justice Frederic B. Hall, of the
Supreme court, who died suddenly at
the Hotel Heublein" W edn esllay even furnished room is too much for you.
ring, was taken to his home in Bridge
port, this torenoon, on the train leav cent. comfortable by answering some
lng Hartford at 11:03 ' ‘ '
man or Bridgeport, a con in—iaw oi the-
diced chief justice, accompanied iiiel “They fell in love at first sight ”
body arriving here lapt night and mak- “How did it come about?" "He was
big the arrangements on behalf of the looking through Bradstreet's and she
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policy in drilling with dam and vs-
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