WINsow .
* pail-ramps
Special values in. Curtain“,
Swiss and Swims. large so
sortment and new patterns. .
10c. 180. 25c, a yard. '
. .wa -—- ‘ "I“
. E K. BANKS 9-!-
. ’ Mshscksmo Hotel Block. 4‘
‘ . ‘ south Nor-walk , i
mow-timeout
WEATHER Fonscas'r.
. For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsat-
” tied weather with local rains or shows
. tonight or Satu day; somewhat colder
tonight; mode to north and north-
east winds.
., central over Michigan yesterday morn~
-, tag has moved rapidly eastward, and!
is now central oyer the maritime pro-
vinces. It caused light rain with high
winds from the western portion of
the Lake region eastward to the
locust. A disturbance, central this
morning over Louisiana, is causing
cloudy and rainy weather in the lower
Mississippi Valley. The temperatures
:are high In the central'andWeastern
sections for the season of the year.
'.wcarnea A vcaa AGO rooav:
Temperature: Low. 20; high, 41.
Partly cloudy.
,.
Stephen Jewell. of Norwalk, spent
tsunday with friends. in Hunting rRidge.
W—y— ,
Ccckenoe Tribe. No. 32, l. 0. RM ..
will hold a weekly business meeting
this evening. ‘
——Men's and boys' caps. O'Brien.
‘ Eagles to the number of about three
.. ‘hundred will go to Danbury by special
train tonight. The train will leave the
‘South Norwalk station at 7.!nlp'clock '
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY. ",j
and him-walk station at 7.50 o'clock.
. o——-—-—-—-—- .
At the conclusion of the meeting
of Banner Council, No. 64. Daughter!
of Liberty, held last evening, an en-
tertainment of merit was rendered.
and thoroughly enjoyed by those pre
sent.
W
Buckingham fest, No. 12, G. A. it.
will have special business of consid-
erable importance to transact at its
meeting this evening, and all member‘s
should be present and take part in
«the proceedings.
The care tournament that was to
havestsrted last evening smell: the
members of South Norwaik Council,
‘No hm Kai is of Columbus was
postponed uhli next Thursday even~
ins, owing to the fact that the stormy
weather kept many 0! the members
atbome. ',
2...”...
which. and still hats renovated.
O'Brien. w. . I"
-u—u—Ww '
(Mr. Pratt, or Poushlceepsle.
the Poushheepsio branch and ii. iii
Conley has been advanced to the re-
. sponslblc position of cashier or the lo
cal branch.
, The help waisted columns or The
Sentinel cover every lealtimste lino
Cooler, sales
of human endeavor.
people, succumbs". maids. nurses
skilled specialiis‘ In various lines
. pmfissslonsl and business «portrait
are at the command at the ussrs at
,,
7 Sentinel Wants.
Patterns
The storm which was 1
has
been appointed the successor to Wash
13‘. Huntington as manager or the lo
cal oinccs of the Ailams Express Com-
» puny, and has taken up his new du~ ,
f'r ties. A. '1‘. powder. formerly cashier
‘ under Mr. Huntington has received a
,dssorved promotion as manager or
PlClOl‘lal Renew
o
AT
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwsik. Norwslk.
THE NEW
W1 2 a r (1
than have
SHOWING TODAY.
Eclair's Three-reel Masterpiece.
ROBIN HOOD.
The most gorgeous production ever
conceived. Brilliant, Masterly, Pic-
turesque
Frontier Western Feature,
TRACKED To THE SANDIA MOUN--
TAINS.
Gsiumont Comedi'.
BOBBY. THE TOY TERRIER.
Nestor Western Comedy.
THE QUICKEST WAY.
2:15. 7:15 and 9:00 P. M.
Madness—Ali Bests-nos.
At the pinnacle all in?
'* HOYT’S
Where Everybody Goes.
Specialnextraordinary engagement. in
ltlol presentation at vaudevilles
paramount dramatic hit.
“The Subterfugiv”
Su-perbiy presented by CHAS. PATRI-
’ ClAN AND A NOTABLE COM-
PANY. Here is a great morality
.playlet with a lesson In every line.
The lsew York Hi lpodromo Favorites.
THC. THR E ROM/ANS.
Continental gymnasts in a supenb ox-
hlbltlon.
Notable vlritrtion or the celebrated
unusicul comedy star,
“The Country Girl."
’* MAHV KING SCOTT.
(Recently of Low Fiolds' Never
Homes Co.) With songs and char-
aileriuailou distinctly difleuant.
Musical Treat
ARK TRIO,
s
A Cllnrmlnw
. THE OE
llglltlul oilirlng. , .
Versatality and Ia‘ushtsr unlimited.
CHRSCK and PERCIVAL. .
soubretto. Nothing; more surprlslns
‘ or entertaining in vaudeville.
t ; W
COMING SOON. 3‘,
‘ llayslty’s
COUNT AND UN TE“
heal Hungarian nobility
in; musical tester
tissues! mitosimnssshs. .g;
Carpets, Draperies
lilvery housekeeper will find in our line. goodii which are suit-
ed to her needs and on which she will be able to make a substan-
tial savings on her purchase for our goods are designed, made. lin-
lshed and priced right.
J COLLINS
&COMPANY.
v
W. “W
A HIGH QUALITY FEED FOR EVERY NEED.
Corn Little Chick Feed on Meal
Oats White Wheat Fiaxseed
Cracked Corn ‘ Red Wheat Spelterlne Hoot Pack-
a Meal Homiey bleed ins
3“ Table Meal Buckwheat Middllns Frazer's Axle (insase
Gluten Feed Flour Shavlnsfl
Horse Feed Hay Buckwheat Grain
Dairy Feed Straw Beet Scraps.
Poultry Mash Peat Moss Oyster Shells
Bran . Salt Grit ‘j f
White Middlins . Bird Seeds Charcoal
Bed Middllns Cotton Seed Meal Pratt's Food
Mixed Grains Kaitlr Corn Calf M981
Alfalfa Beet Pulp Fish Scraps
Csnadla Peas
All grains are absolutely sweet, clean and wholesome. All Feeds
are a mixture of the best selected grains obtainable properly
eoned and rightly proportioned.
Buckwheat Coal . . . . . . .
No. a Pea Coal
uses.
coalesce-Iss-i .s-ns-o
No.2Nut‘orPeaCoal . ..............
Lehigh Egg, Stove and Nut
in Cellar.
Dellvcrbd
0‘. u- i‘. ii. 0 s I
sea.-
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood, Charcoal.
O. B. Jackson ,
Optician
RAYMOND BROTHERS
WAI-il- STREET
NORWALK.
PM! 48!-
plant's.
Evening—Adults, 100; Children. Sc. :1
Another gigantic array 0! vaudeville ::
for this auspicious week. Here is j:
a program of incomparable variety. .-
Compare the. many
Exclusive
Features of The 1913 MOYER
With Any Other Automobile Made.
The various models are now ready for demonstration at
our Garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS.
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. "
Agent
NDRWALK. CONN.
'. abatement committee oi the city of
.3 New Haven for two years and the
- New Haven city charter amendment!
"empowers the controller to name his
‘; chief clerk as deputy controller when
1 the controller is absent. He also Intro
I? duced measures‘to continue in cities
'1 the trustees oi the Industrial School
' for Boy. and increasing the weekly at
I. lowsncs oi the boys there from $8 to
_I 38.50. He also introduced a petition
': from the State Police Benefit Associa-
~ tiolr asking for $6,000 and so amoun-
'I meat to the charter of the New Haven
csuov. ,
O
HOT" DRINKS
When all
as and you feel a desire for a little .relrssbment
stop at Rundlo’s and have s nice warming and refreshing hot. drink.
Clerks and others are Welcome to use our parlor to eat their
lunches at all times.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK STORI.
BAKING PRODUO'I'I.
ICE CREAM.
LEGISLATIVE BAY
(Continued from first page.)
New Illavsn.
Electricity Bill.
There was another measure coming
trom Bridgeport which calls for the
repeal of the present not which lor-
bids private individuals or companies
or corporations not regularly engaged
in the sale of electric power carrying
power under, over or across streets or
rivers. This bill was moved In 1909
and would prevent. tor instance, the
establishment of municipal lighting
‘Another measure which Iwill create
quite some discussion Was a resolution
for the revision or the statutes of the
state.
Another measure is the first of the
highway commission hill. it proposes
to establish a (board of three highway
commissioners, who shailwassume the ,
duties now 'periormed by the single
commissioner. Theibill was introduced
by Senator ’Welch, a Democrat, and
the appointments to be‘made by the
governor under the bill are for six
years. .
Gch'rnor to Name Judges.
Representative Pardee introduced
a package of bills into the House. One
provides for the appointment of all
judges of minor courts by the gover-
nor and another provides that the
judges ot the su-perionoourt shall an
point the county commissioners.
Two or the measures introduced by
the New maven representative so
amend the new package law that un-
marked milk hottlee will be exempt
from its provisions. Another provides
a line of $100 or a jail penalty of six
monts {or anyone who shall put any
advertising matter upon private prop-
ers. Another forbids the use of any
other kind of a horn than a bulb horn
upon automobiles excepting fire so
paratus. Still another provides for
the titling of swamp lands and the
abolishing of places where mosquitoes
breed.
Morris Cove Breakwater. '
lie also introduced a petition from
the New Haven” harbor commissioners’
tor a breakwater at Morris Cove and:
an act ‘Duttlng New Haven harbor un-I
der the sole Jurisdiction of the New
Haven harbor commissioners and s pev
titles for the establishing of new bar-
bor lines and bulkhead lines In the
harbor in conicrmity with the harbor
development plan of City Engineer
Ford. . ,
. Still another or the Psi-doe meas-
ures provide for the placing 0! all,
state employee under a state civil‘
service commission, to be named by
the governor. Yet another was his but
to make 11 towns within the limits oi."
the city of New Haven.
More New Hsvsnkallls.
in the Senate Senator Shanley intro-
duced bills to continue the special tax
Building and Loan Association lacross-
ing the capital stock to.31,000.000.
in the House a resolution calling up»
on the comptroller to take measures at
once to settle the miiem question was
Introduced by Komlleman. oi Hartford,
and passed under a suspension of the
rules. it directs the comptroller to
confer with the railroad oilioisls on
the matter. Comptroller Dunn has al»
ready done that. The Senate tabled
the resolution.
Printing of Journal.
The Democrats in the Senate aouslit
tollinond a "isolation which had me
viousiy passed, which provided that
the clerks in the House and the clerk
of the Senate should issue the lsslsln
—_.__
who were givenseats in the 'chamber.
A there was no rule. to amend the
amendment was withdrawn. thus clos-
ing the incident.
The South Norwalk Dry Goods Co”
. (mooarcasrso) '
23 so and 32 spurs MAIN smart
Our First Great January Sale
Begins Monday, January 27th
Just a few of our Sale Specials for Saturday afternoo
‘ and evening.
8c Outing Flannels 4340
Incase dark and light color Outing Flanncis,
checks, heavy quality; regular
4 3- 4 cents.
~ 8c Apron G1
1 case best quality Apron Ginghams;
Clearance price so yard.
80. Prints 44c
3,000 yards best American Shirtlng Prints, “will wash and .
boil; none better made; always
Women’ .9 Long Coats
Women’ s 52 inch strictly all wool Black Broadcloth Coats,
lustrous finish, silk braid trimmed Regular $18. 00 values ‘
Clearance price . . . . .
Watch for our Circular
Road the items carefully.
tags of our January Sale.
- Mr. Thoms introduced his bill. which
erty without the consent of the own-.m‘ovldes that the Judge of a court
and the prosecuting attorney shall nor
hold oilice on any political committee
and that Judges shall not practice law
in higher courts or in their own court.
Other Bills Introduced.
Among other bills introduced were
those providing that telephones ex-
changes shali not be established in
towns unless authorized by the elect-
ors: amending the act concerning the
election or a bridge at Ansonia;' malt
lag appropriation tor the Waterbury
armory; abolishing the limit of dam
age; in death caused bysccident; pro-
viding for normal school at Waters
bury; appointing Patrick J. McMahon
judge at Waterbury; bill providing for
the election of United States senators
by the people; making the .ublic
school year to weeks or 200 days in-
stead of 36 weeks; incorpora 11g an
industrial school at Waterbury.
Representative Stremlau. oi Merl-
den an act concerning compensation
for injuries sustsned in the course or
employment and establishing a liablld
‘lty board.
Coinmlttac Appointments.
Most of the Democrats were Jubi-
lant over the plane's seconded them.
but there were some Democratic Sen.
stars who did not tare as well as they
had expected and they openly express-
ed their opinion that the movement
to prevent William H. Cadwell, of New
Britain. being chosen as state highway
commissioner and the reported hold
lng up of the mllliondoilar appropria‘
tion available for improvement 01 New
London harbor were factors in their
relegation to minor places. .
Hall I. Dissatisfied.
in the Honda Representative disll
oi Willingion, who. as a member of
the special coalerenco committee on!
Joint rules, had won the Republicans
over to the plan of an equal division
of committee places, had asked Speak
er Webster for the chairmanship of
the excise committee, had said be bad
no second choice, was dissatisfied with
his appointment to the chairmanship
ot the committee on banks.
Representative Ryce. of West Hart;
lord. rcvoltcd against his appointment
to the House chairmanship of incur
since and Informed the speaker that
he declined to accept the place. idiom
was also some displeasure expressed
by illopublicsns over the award or tour
House chairmanships. do Democrats
I
instrumentalists oi renown. in a do»
,2 shorts
The (trail comedian and the charming 1 ‘
‘ 's's‘s‘s‘l's
-u‘.‘s‘.'.'s*s;n‘.‘o;s's s‘s‘sin-nus;s:s:-;.1s:snug:n;s;sis:-:e:s:-:s:s:s:s‘-:s:-;s:s
- ties the words ”assistant clerk or illdl stood that air. Webster would take all
Cuneo’ 3 Cut Flewer Shop
sites a specialty ct (usual and other artistic floral designs!) Prices
busing lowest. give me a trial order.
Fancy“ Sweet lieu. Roses and Carnations.
use. a'. 0. some.
filswlolsle‘slv s i s‘ s . s I s e s
swlsslssysvusnu-i
vans secured on
Phillis I‘m-1!.
' to s repeal of the serious! tax law
i
s all I claims 13 1".“ .
tssyMliMl a“ ,‘
'Ulisi us its iii m .2' 75¢ .
tlvo bulletin. as this would give the
illopublicans an advantage, there rhelm;
two 'lldpublicnn clerks and on short
22 Mouse.” After some debate this was
,1 tabled. The Democrats were twice in! party. The Democrats W310 MW Ml":
. census and while the subioot matter place on House committees are Traci. dun.
I. oi the conference was not disclosed It
;; was ulaierstood that the matter stills
. issuance oi the legislative bulletin was
.‘ under discussion.
Sshstor Marley put in a bill calling
Senator McNeil withdrew his a
moat, Which“ in client, was ii. oral his
tail. them “panelist be it reporters in
the Gossip stbdd or it, mogrdlnx to
a rule or the sssiioact ion. in no
Neil subtitled that. ii
“Gran“ I“)
, Kelly, in Vernon
raw
when Senator lander; had not com
pcnsatcd the liiipubliuuns with a single,
Senate chairmanship. Mr. loaders
was made to strike out or the resoluslsaid aileinflld that he had undue West liartmrd;
the House chairmanships tor his own
at Thomsstoa on education; Mole
wood. or Studio“. on rules: happier .
on sale it lands, and
on state widely.
vss skim. x
' ' Rooney. oi slurp
ers. on those the slices member
oi the was con: than. it will ”use
there ‘ objection odor“ by certain
" “ ivy certain
man, or Harder
Mainland
sWdftbsiillmwbwliM‘
.....
called by telephone several time; n'
the matter or this appointment J “
it had not been stated to him that
there was any other- objection.
to be satisfactory to them.
it.
desire ct organised labor to have W
“’6'
stripcd' and‘v
8c value Clearance .pric ,
i
nghams 5c
regular ‘8c value.
3.
8c. Clearance price 4 3-411. ‘
l INN
WEBB
Then come and take advan:
,The Progressive members of the
House were given places which appear:
Democrats May Control House. ,
'When the House adjourned until
Tuesday there were. many predictions
that many independent Republi, “.5:
would follow the lead of Colonel H 1].,
which, in effect. except on matters in,
which party lines wens drawn tightly.
would cause the Republican male by
of two to disappear and give the
ocrats control. ”
The members will have to depend
upon their journals on Tuesday to
make certain of their appointments as
the pocket manual which is usually
gotten out for information has been.
temporarily held up at the printers
This is due, it is understood, to
istive printing divided amongothlll'
concerns than the one which baby;
usually done the printing and which "
recognise the union
ELKS FAMILY SOCIAL.
‘Lsrpo Gather-Ind of Members and
Friends in Arlen Hall." >
The third oi the series of “My
socials or South Nor-walk Dodge,
709. Benevolent and Protective Otd‘sfif
oi Elks, was held last evening. in A)!“
ion Hall, and was more largely attend»
ed than any or its predecessors.‘ .
The music was by Schmidt s arches-
tra and was an enjoyable issttuié @
the occasion.
Refreshments were served durl
the evening. and all expressed them-
selves as haying had a delimtml
time.
‘I
”
DUFFY MADE {’REOIDENT .
STATE DAIRYMEN.
masons. Conn. Jun. zit-Jilin
closedetaoinshrdluetaoin otsoisnhrdl a
Connecticut Dairymen's association
closed its 82nd annual convention “is.
today with the election of oitioort
the presentation or reports. Tito
port of the secretary showed aid
hers. Thdtrouuurer reported ,.
lures or is. 856. so, and a balance
31342 77. The loiiolvlmt oiflcsi‘i fill
elected: »
Porsldent ii“ iii. Duffy, We“.
ford; viicpreuldoui, ll W. .
Cornwall trosuror. N. it. Moll,
instructors. Among the directors
is}. A. Jones. New (lesson, and 4‘
Pruneroy. Willlmunlic. ‘ l
The Womons auxiliary else ,
follows: President, Mrs, it ill. W
vim president, "
B. B. lornwsll. Madden: seem,
Mrs. ll 0. Daniels Middletupn still.
missursr. Mrs. J. i). Schwinn, Moll»
mus-Warm .
FIRE 0N MATHIWU u
no: as at the News lire
system called out the deport
has lost “droning. to view it e
an at the limits at ransom
pensiondonti h ‘
in the lodié
northwest corner
throu'sh the iron
Wt really went
Norwalk Chronicler