tr. Would it not 119 wall to call
.u on th9 'phcn‘c and protect your
21.12.2211 valuables sealant this don
. by placing a Burglary policy
iv 11 us and let us reimburse you for
the Loss. Telephone 1280. ,
TAYLOR, a com
3769 Washingtorl‘ Street
, South Nomlk. 001111.
All kinds of insurance.
K ' ,Pu‘biic Sibnogt‘anhor
The Master Plumbers“ Association
avlll meet. tonight.
.The Nutmeg Club has a. regular
meeting scheduled for this evening.
«, IPonsssus Council, No. 1268, Royal
‘ 'Arcanum, is planning for a big time
gtonlght. ~- ‘1
A...
_ The“ Sixth ”Company Coast Artille1y
ICorps. C N. G., will meet tonight and
hold drill.
,. The Norwalk .Irnn Moulders' Union
_ will meet this evening for regular
2» 'business.
W
, —-Dellg-l1tiul chi-mes and good music
’_ rat the Foresters dance, F‘1lday night.
Coming? '
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588 Fraternal
‘Order of Ehgles, will meet tommrow
evening for regular business
1
M...
0111 Sisters' Rebekah Lodge, No. 55
1.0. 0.1“. has a regular meeting
scheduled for tomorrow night.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364.
Sons of st. George. will hold 11 regular
business meeting this evening.
”a ---
, Ell-Councilman Wiliihm Miller, of
. Madison street. is able to be out to-
:vday. utter suflering an attack of the
, grip;
.._._
Washington Camp, No. 11, 'P. 0. 8.
'0! A.‘, will hold its weekly business
V meaning this evening in its hall, in
“ ,‘ Washington street.
"2.
,7 The monthly business meeting of
Pthe Norwalk Building, Loan and in-
1 vsstm-snt association will be held this
h [evening in the Taylor & Golden ot-
. . ” lines, in Washington street.
The weekly business meeting of Un-
cas Tribe. No. 20. i. O. R. M.. will be
held this evening in the Wigwam. in
Washington street at which time the
adoption degree will be worked.
.A special convocation oi‘ Washing;-
toi1 Chapter. No. 24. Royal Arch his
sons. will beheld tomorrow evening
in St. Joints Lodge rooms in Wall
street. The Past Master degree will
[the conrerred.
i
" -—Annual Court Nurruk ball li‘rl.
ensuing. Town Assenflgiy llull. Meet
. me there at 8 o‘clock.
‘ um—Jw—ub—A
Judson Adams, of i)a11b11ry,‘-sn en
,9111991 on the New York. New Haven.
a and Hartford railroad, has been grant-
Twibst Coruwal. on statutory grounds.
The case was heard in the Litclvilcld
“ ‘ ‘ unty supmior couit in Wlnsted by
’9“ ndgo Blames. '
2A large number ht circuits have beep
1112.11 recently in connection with the
collection 11’! poisoned taxes in Bridge-
psi-1.111 each case the (illuminant was
{ordered to pay the tax and additional
costs. which made the total amount
16.07. The of the men for whom war-
3210 each.
'1‘. F. Dunieavy, 11 western hat manu-
iosvy. hrs stopping at the tibial
#1111 spring trade. its this 1222. in the
s:
, stores his i'sctory; being 1.2“.
, 11 11111111129111... Mn; 1211211
I19 v y common in and around this
Granulated Sugar
' nod 11. divorce from Bertha Adams, of '
roots were issued torioitod bonds at , ‘ ’
lecturer and ‘rotaiiqr, and Mrs: Dun. .
loison.1)anih,1ry.c‘ltr. Dunloavy is 1111111.,
gal: 11 visit to this city to buy stack for
i119 minus :61: the last twenty years ‘1
:h’i mum polls and at. Paul codduct-
Pea Beans
51: pound
Best l‘lour. 7211b“:
Creamery Butter ..........._ 370 lb.
No. 11 nmom . ..... 251: '
Lhrge can Tomatoes 10a,
3 lbs. Lima [leans ‘ 259
Crisco 23cacan
lo Stumps Free with one boil Arr
mour’s Scented Toilet ‘Sowp at 25c
SAVE PREMIUM armed,
East ludia'l‘e and
TEL. 371 ,125 WASHINGTON 8T.
Hand- Colored
Pictures
Avery dew :Hahd Colored Pictures
:11 11 special price.
50c, $1.251. $1.511
James Donnelly
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
80UTH.NORWALK. ‘
Because We‘; do not carry myth 119, over from one season to the
ther, sumo must be sold regardless oi cost.
LadieS’ and Misses Su1ts
; Former price :12. Reduced price.
» Former price 318. Reduced pride
‘ Former price $22.1tedncéd-price
Former price :30 Reduced price
Ladies and
Former price $10 Reduced price.
Former price $16. Reduced price ..... .. . . . . ..
Former price :20. Reduced price ..... .
belflis‘tcllssh-Icc‘lvn'
9-999-193-1919 9.-
nous-.1.
7333's 12 .
$16.33
Misses Coats
.-
11111 ..-...9......-
Earmarprlce $30, Reduced price......:..................
9.11-111-91-9999911-1191911
Vnui‘9-ouu cloucacllsl .11
119-9..
21
Ladies’ and Misses Dresses
O
1. .
5.98
_ {.3
7298
Formerprice :10 Reduced price. . 8
Former was :12 Reduced price.» 9
Former-11111112315. Reduced price.......‘...................‘. :9
. ,: . 1
Many Womenareiiuymg our
fFURS at a REDUCTION'
’21 of Former Prices
' Stock consists of Casey. Marmot and Pony Coats. Neck Pieces}
you cannot afford to
Scnris and Mutts. Come and come quick, as
miss such bargains. " .
'n
SALE 111 110711 arouse.
15159an Street. smmtord 311 South Main am. South Norwsic
..._..__ A....... W-_.._.
Buckingham. w. R. 0., will hold its
sewing session all day. Wednesday.
The iPalnters‘ and Decorat‘ors' Un
ness meeting on Thursday evening.
businesa meeting on Thursday even:
mg, I 1
r
The weekly business meeting of the
South Norwnlk Quartette Club will he
"Main street. .
A stated commudicntion of Old
Well Dodge, 1N0 108, F and A. M..
will he held this evening in its hall
in South Main sweet.
-Court Frances, Order at the Gold-
en Sceptre. will hold an apron 'and
necktie social in Mystic Chain Hall.
Wednesday evening;- January 22.
«I
Friendship ‘Aseociation ‘ of Past
Grahds. No. 10, Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. will hold a meeting this even-
1112191111 Mrs. w. J. Brown. 01 18 Bel-
den avenue.
V The Endeavor Circle of The King‘s
Daughters will meet at the home or
Mrs‘.‘ Reed '11. Flynn, invinzstohc
Place. .on Wednesday afternoon at
three o’clock. Please brink thimbles,
etc.
2.-
The open Winte; has been the clause
of much discontent among the sports-
111211 who plan to go iiahlngthroush
the the each winter. Many oi the lo-
cal fishermen his hold their tip- -ups
already {or several weeks, but as yet
have had no chance to use them.
[I
The opportunities of Sentinel Want
Columns are oftentimes worthy of
careful consideration.
WW
con- ”Au-n-
a.
Without arising, nausea. nor any weak-
siting enact. Ask your drugsist tor
them. 26 cents per box.
Makers
out a 191 of mostly in may
bands. other; in costly goo '
, tell no boxes. it out 211 the. 5 _
‘ avalu‘e into the TOBACOOW. , ,
~ “that”: 1 why" my live "cent 9
1
ion will hold its semi monthly buel- 1
Banner Council, No. 6-1, Daughters I:
of Liberty, will holllts semi-monthly :‘
held this evening tn'its hall, ld’North '
"Dean's Itczulcts cure constipation ‘
some Cigar "
Mating construction Co
, repair work.
INTON, STREET.?
ations an
123 WAS
91-9
TEL. 35712.
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.IJJJ...'9‘9‘JJJJJ.I...“ lflh'.‘.‘JJJJJJ.'.l.'.'.'.l. . .
Contractors -
. and Builders. -'
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions, alter-
sourH' NORWALK.
‘0ur January S‘dle of
Women’s 81 Misses’
Coats and suits
are daily gaining in interest because its attractions are molten or
”' among :irlends. The test or comparison has shoved these to be
1.1 it 'di.i flu"
the very- best values in The Norwalks.
LADIES’ and MISSEO’ 111 Lamas:
coars .. ....... .. $7.95 cos-rs.
LADIES' Ind MISSES' “no L‘ADIEB‘
~surrs . .. 314.45
and MISSES‘
314.45
and Mlflll’
* oneness Wham,“
$22
. .10
Furs, ‘Fur Coats, 1-3 off regular price
cash 'or. Credit! 2?
Frank J acoby
Washington Street. opp. Hoyt' 3 Theatre
and o «I heavy.
dict, Igcnt. lid 8chti1
w
A new car for the new ysari Why try to set along
with 0111. ounibersoms "liability on 91"th A ,
. wbsisntiai portion or our product tor the new
, your will 11 to those 11210 am. tired oi the ”WIN
ughandy can s; L. new
. iuncr 1111111 ms 111111-
.1 Justice Hall. and to give some fitting
'3 expression to the public sense or loss
, work, and your friendship for each
”other must have made you almost more
' all that was good in his chemists; and
, had the vital. mental
1 m on laminar terms {with members
'$150_f- 6‘
Words 991:
anuary A learance Sale
Fellow the crowds to this Busy Store
A Few More New Extraordinary Offerings:
FiftyCoais on his to-
marrow $3 95.
Valued to $10
I
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v.
\.
I
t
l
$1 waists 69c
Lingerie and Flannel Waists.
' our regular $100 numbers, For,
tomorrow 690.
Take your pick oi about 30
.. Trimmed Hats. worth up to $4.
* While they last 990. '
.SOC‘Silk Hose
39c pair ,
Extra line quality Silk Hose.
regular 500. For tomorrow 39c
pair.
dust {or tomorrow you can buy
$1.50 Blankets at 99c.
Trimmed Hats 99c 2'
11.50 Blankets 99c *
- $1.50 FowneS’
Gloves $1.15
You can save tide on your new
Gloves it you come to Mlntz’s
tomorrow.
$1 Gloves 790 pr
All $1.00 Gloves on sale at 79c
pair.
120 to'lSc Ging-
hams and Lawns
7c .yard
1,000 yards of Lawns. Glughams
and other. Dress Materials.
worth 12c to 15¢ ryard, In the
Bargain Basement 70 yard.
Great Bargains" in
was?
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M
\
25cWindowShades
l9 coats”
Complete with all fixtures, all
colors. first quality; regularly
251:. For tomorrow 190.
4,.
I
All 11010 $12.50
Coats $7.95
$16 to $20 Suits ......... $9.95
$15 to $20 Coats .' $9.95
Dresses at ............... $4.95
99~an9nn
Muslin Underwear
\ silly/A
Amman
Shop at Mintzs Tomorrow
BAMAmmmAMAw'Aa'
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IITE Tll HIDE! “All.
(Continued from First Page.)_
and sorrow.
He out high in the hearts of thwpeo
pie. and his long and distinguished
public service in the courts of the
State has made his'namo a household
word. All knew him by reputation.
and many hail the honor of his person-
al acquaintance, but you alone had‘ths
rare 800d fortune of being his inti-
mate associates and fellow workers.
Therefore, savé the members'oi his
immediate family, you will miss him
most 01‘ all. The freemaoonry of your
than kin. Words cannot measure your‘
loss. But it is good to know that the
silver cord or memory need not she
broken because your associate has
gone to his long home. He will still
live in the body or his work, and his
influence will and expression-through
you. It. is impossible to estimate the
help you and unnumbered members or
the bar. may hereafter receive dram
the four hundred. or more. opinions
written by him, and made a part of the
reports or this court.
‘ f‘So when a man dies,
For years beyond our iron.
The light he land‘s 1191111111 him has
Moon the path. or men."
in thocconomy or nature. death nev-
or robs life oi things worth living. The
good is always mormcnent.’ Lite is
”or because miserable aims which
end in self die with the .body, while
"thoughts sublime pierce the night
like stars." and persist“
“To make undylhi; music
iworld.
Mathias we beautcous order that
controls,
Milli growing sway the growing 1119
: or man.” ‘
Queen Caroline asked Archbishop
Blackburn. “Is Mr. Butler dead?" and
that mists mpoudcd, “No, madam.
but he is buried." .
1 Judge Hall is not dead to the world.
dill; posthumous influence will abide in
in the
was-11.11111 was an ideal judge.
temperate“:
which save him physical activity an
mental. facility. the onisyod 1061.112.
11m and soon 11111111111119. and was It
of 1119' bar. and has occasioned to call
‘ y of them by their Climatic
{fines on. {county radios with
“i111: hlsom‘iflc sut‘s thsiohby’ 'd
" resolved, by this 912222.:
"that in the 11mm “or “W"
as they stand related to personality.‘
Iris knew that Lincoln called "the com-
mon people." for he had felt their bur-
dens. and was acquainted with all their
aspirations. 80 his sympathies were
broad and catholic, and he very natur~
ally gave due weight to the conditions
which hairline:~ and cripple human na-
ture. I believe every Judgment 0! his
rendered while 112"”. on the trial
bench showed a renounce at justice.
He was conservative without being a
slave to precedent. Winner" he was
made to realiseutn‘st he had made a
mistake,“ he unhesitatinzly reversed
11111111911. [recall a remark he made
when a Judge on the CommomPieas
bench. in support of an argument.
counsel had called his attention to a
ruling he had made on another case
some time before, and. straightening
up in his seat, and. calling counsel by
name, he said, “it I were mistaken
than; is there any reason why I
should repeat it? Any pride or opin-
lcn he may have had was kept in
obeyanco to his love of truth and 1119
heed-1e had the courage of his cum
victions. From my knowledge or him.
I am free to say that during his thirtyv
six years as a judge. he was never an-
tocratic or inconsiderate in his treat-
ment of any member of the bar‘; but.
on the contrary. l have known him to
so out‘ot his way to 112221121911 re-
liance in the mind oi‘liie timid and
inexperienced _ young lawyer. ,
The judicial ermine titted him like
a surmounand he always kcpt‘it un-
sullied. , it all judges throughout the
country had. been like him. no 111.11th
man or party would hav'e advocated
the recall lot judges. lilo was the twen-
tieth in line oi‘our Chief Justices. and
he had the honor of succeeding the
most learned and distinguished of
them all. ,
diis official dignitien rested naturally
upon him. and he was novorknown to
obtrude illiéth‘by act‘ or Word. His
manhood dominated his 90109. 1.11119
men exalt their silica. awhile big their
exalt manhood Character always
spooky. louder than words and this
was eminently true or the charm o1
degc llisil.
Death is always 11 tragedy. and dock
in so when it comes like a third: in the
night; without warning. Caesar was
once asked how best to die, and In-
0.st “The my least expected. "
Judge Hall’s sudden death was a shack
to us all. The term oi court. at clari-
to‘rd. some to so and that {awful or
19mm. and he said coco-lbw to Mr.
Andrews. and to Mr. Osborn his so
sistant. and took a few steps am the
hall. 111111. turning with a waving has:
tors of his rim baud. 11611111211911 "1
will say good-bro to this court child-
a
11115 and the building, yet there may’
be a mystic meaning in it 11:11. The
messenger of death may have marked
him already and "prompted his spirit to
feel that his parting was dual. The
real «powers of life are always veiled
from mortal ken. '-tht we see about
us is but the outward expression of the
spirit etchings. We know but little or
each othfi, and hardly more of our
selves. ‘Werepest the words.“life"
and “death" without really understand-
ing their meaning
Perhaps it is death that make; It.
worth living.
-We know it is Just as natural as
birth, especially «when it comes to |
man like Judge Hall, full of years, with
all on the duties of life 110ny done.
There is than the harmony of music in
it.
"Death is the crown or life:
Were death denied. poor man would
live in vain;
Were death denied to live would not
be life;
More death denied. av 11 tools would
wish to die. "
Governor Baldwin Speaks.
Governor Baldwin ioliowed. "so
add." he said, “a personal word to the:
tribute just paid to his memory by the
attorneygcneral.” '
Justice Prentice spoke of the friend-
ship which long and intimate Insect»
tion with the lots jurist had given
himself and his associates on the 611-
preme bench. and said the sudden
death of 0119!! Justice Hull came so
the court not only as a leoch, but‘
with a keen sense of persons! bereave-
ment. He referred to the late Chic:
justice as a man, "lovable as .i'cw men
one. as a man who hated sham and»
insincoiity show all, and 1111 posses-v
ins those qualities oi character sin
temperament. which malts him an
ideal iudgc."
Legislature Honors Hail.
HARTFORD. Jun. :21.“‘Upon can»:
venins or the senate today, ileum
McNeil cliched I joint resolution spend,
the death or ChieoJust‘loo Hall, tin-v“
ing that it was appropriate the loun-
lativc 129111112111 or the stats about
note the ions sustained by the indi-
cial department. The resolution has:
"Whereas in the death of tibial: Jut-
tlco Frederic 13. mill. which occur!“
on Jan. 16th. 1912. the suite, of Oahu
nautical. has lost the highest new
or her judiciary and one ’31 the an)“
eminent men in her public lite. it ii,
lilting that the inductive body at: M
state should express the public mm
oi! his great loss, 11nd this will .
sorrow which it lull domiciled ‘
also the state'sswrsniulonothiww
116931111. the rim, or
‘ ,_
Ill"
animonsly Mommy is 1111111: vets, ,
and sent to tMouso was as (allowed ‘
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