i
WW
‘ CLOTH BOUGHT OF us
~ SPONGED FREE during this
[nth only.
he, of Hawkins avenue
Tho Epworth League of the Eat
:me'nue Methodist church held its
weekly devotional meeting last even.
i, The Sunday school Board of the
iant avenue Methodist church is sche.
fiddled to hold its monthly business
ting this evening.
t 1
6 wpghiy dovotionni meeting of
ileum! Willis Mogul, Loyal
kére was heid ’ial’st evehhig an the
VV dvoht Christian chilrcli.
{H'i'he Fflendshln Glass of the East
venue Methodist church 'held its
Wkly meeting yesterday noon at
the church. The meeting was largo-
”"il-tended and interesting. .
Rev. George hi. Teeplsl occupied the
eruipit and preached at the morning
Md evening services thirst were held
the Advontflhrlsllsn church yes-
‘i’iordey. The servlcés livers largely
flooding.
The morning and evnninx services
on must the Swedish Congress
Hostel church yesterdsj‘r. Mr. Vshi
Mn: occupied the pulpit and preach-
- The services worn largely at:
Vandal.
row. a. r. F‘all‘biifikfl occupied "lite
, fit and preached at. the morning,
evening services mm were hold
at the film avenue Methodist churcn
erdsy. The servim were isrgo
n: utmost: and the choir rendered ex-
Mitt musical prognmis.
i
{limo if Ferris, of Sosviow Ivo-
. or, tool: I. trip to Baldwin. bong far
In! on minds! sod cm s sum
the Month or 1hr. out Ila.
V momma. “Wit Halidwin
rims she I: Mt oi Juan w. L.
Ifr Furriers trod I soon:
donation to visit “the new plant.
Baldwin Wstor Works 001::-
nnd ms shown 1 runabout the.
plat. The Heinrich Brothers.
Mulls. silo model Mr. Terris a
Mr st thsi Mistion field
mime new on lstundsy
V . whore thorium substit-
lilmazvhlch M . whirls than»
‘thlcnhas mum «News
MOM WM.
llnlmitimemioyedhym
' besides her Vitus
. “fit on him”.
Frank Rom”. 1110 located in Etot
‘flnrtlch! mm: mantis ago. his .
lieu: visiting relatives and islands
mmmmosn V_VV
m 0mm ‘Jfodicinc CW.
mammalian We now
Witthorsotwseh. has mo
'»- Mr»; m at lionyton, his;
touted the trombone; P. (It. Loni»
bury Lodge, New VW Odour-pf
treehments were stirred and eV very
.v"
The Ladies lilo Societvgor to.
Methodist- Church will meet" Wednesw
tlme the school election: or officers
will occur and the mite moses willbo
opened. After the business has been
transected, Meantime will lbe serv-
ed and a social flute enjoyed.
Mrs. Betsy Jone Clerk, wife of Will--
son Clark. died about 1 o'clock this
morning: at the horde of her daughter.
Mrs. Dwight B. Seeger. on Church
street. Mrs. Clark was 77 years ands
months of age She ind been serious»
ly ill about two weeks and death was
due to senillty. Mri. Clark was born
in. Stratford in 1835 and for the mast.
part resided there until she came
here to switcher bong With her
daughter three"yeors sub; BM loaves
d and Mr). Booger,
two sons, lrvi and Maurice Clerk.
The remhins are to be taken to Strut—
iord {or burill.-*llnlonia ”Sentinel
Saturday 3»; ‘
The Rev: Mr. Croesett. iformerlyistm
East Norwalk‘ boy, but now iinstoflof
the Methodist “church at Bnntfsln.
preached yesterday in the Methodist
Church here, having exchanged nul-
oils. for the any with the pawn the
how: ML? loin, Mr; Ms, kills
gymnast: lies hood in Quintinflgry
lint two ye elm, 71ml from thS excell‘ nt
sermons he insulted yesterday.
easily to bemoan be has a bright and
successful career before. him. lilo
sermon in the morning on "The Prey-
ing Christ" was spertimlsrly line.
showing clearly and forcibly that if
it was necessary for the tan or ‘(inh
lilee to pray for strength sud guid-
ance. early and often. and especially
in the great crises in His life. it is
certainly necessary that we. who need
thls‘lieln so much more so than Chiral,
should .do likewise. because of our
many lnllrmlties. The young clergy»
mun received new words of colonial»
dutlon at the close of the service.
a
s
a
Bolder: sum or mutant visited
«friends in town recently.
Harry Winston nss resigned his no»
lion with I”. J. momma,
Francis Adrisncs is Moritsuiing his
omenspuryos autumn.
Leon 'noolm hss sold I: Rm! clr to
W‘Wuishcrh of W. ,
week's vscstion with mourn in Now
cm.
s
David Horshsll visited friends at
mustard mostly. Ind Mum
Mlm snow.
humour W m Merit»
”Mltfim waster-strip. no
Protection int Friday evening. Roy}
doy afte'r‘nooll in the (initial; 19th 1
_ meet (our timeh‘per your
‘ wslk The chrirmon oi' the committee
Arthur floors isii. yum-liq for s »
mmnmwmf'
George Purple who he's been home I
‘ wool: with a cold was chin to onset ,
school «odor;
' ~Wm
bliss Latin Olmsteer: of News";
nu hm slotting .th cod’sln, lifts-i
Wile film-had: .
war—~— '_
Mr and Mrs. inure! Keelerm
V mdiving in. the residence of Georgi
mVBrown in North Wilton: {V
Mrs. S. W.- Home and Mrs. Alien
Howdcil of Saviors synod M New
walk spent Tuesduy with Miss Hur-
slot: om
Circulars have been issued explain»
in: the worn-rd plot: for all M
lily Hull. end the response of those
trialling in take' stock in the new cor-
oorstion has-heel: gratifying.
The Equal munchies ”W116"
sent a petition to the maximum «preyr
lug. for‘i‘nvorsble legislation in roll-V-
tion to their pruclples. The memor-
sll has received general signature from
citizens.
rue Libmy Whlst Club met Tutti.
day afternoon with Miss Alice 3.01m-
steed. Four tables were in «play, and
are highest score was gained by
Mrs. H. G. Thomson. The Club will
meet Tuesday, Feb. 4th with Mrs. 3.
A W. Mcrwin. j" ‘
The Society of Christian Endeavor
mat with maple them from Norwslk.
Dorian and ngeyfcn last Friday
evening in the Congregational churchi
in South Norwslk The bronchus lo-
noted in the four towns mentioned
have coneolldnlo‘tl' and will heresften
'—
The service of Thanksgiving “for
use by the Sunday school of St. Met.
t'llews church was well attended.
adults as well as, childrehmsrticinnt—
lug in the service which was held at
the usual hour instead of lMOflf‘InS
Prayer Printed leaflets Vwrro distri-
looted consisting ol‘ Versions hym‘ns
end prayers. gov. C A. Merits
preached nu upllropriute and lnstruc
tlve missionary sermon.
-... ...,.......
‘ it"s-(V‘s "WV
DARIEN .
NORO'FON
’ inf“h—fl"v
Friday night thh old Town Hall run;
with merrlmept of the throng which
attended the ennui-hull of the Dsrien
i'iremon. Dancing hem st 8 p. m.
and continued until u s. In. Music was
furnish“ by com eschews of. Nor.
in charge of the dsnco use A L. Roy,
mood.
,.
Roderick Muiiott. 73 years of one.
died at his home on Cedar Street. nur-
ion. early Saturday morning sitar, s
unit‘s illness, of comments, with
compilations. m. Nulistt wits born
In Ensisnd. not spent msny ysm of
his tile in tits middle West. For
sometime he conductor s shot/om
m“ supplies business in mugs (Bitty.
lie is survived by it 00B. m. of or
momsndsdsuntsr, ambit.
mention of Mes. when he and st
the time or his north. The tuners:
will be held Monday, It ii p. m. from
his isle residuum.
ADVIIITIIID tmsns‘
MowusMufmmm
mmnmmmw
mmmmtm .
_, mamas.
« nuns amu.slo:..s.rsmt
mums syntactical-stem
Withheld. ' V
unmisslmm
i
Vlfnesndeostsinwhoiooriu huts:
liar Rowing. disorderly houses Ind re"-
lform school columnist, and the remain-
l
union for Ainfonnstion a members of
the General Axiemblyr 11V We Cm~
court Mowers; W chins tflsd a!
which 1-? resulted in conviction. Sill: ii:
acquitted: and it in dimorehuent. Of.
the ”SWIM“! were culled. 8 do
(0&de having forfeited their We,
87 entered pleas of guilty. 8! M uh-
mar holler entered. mi, 5 hold.
lIsd been housed in tho lower court.
the 300 WWW m for
reech of the peace. 27 for vim!
of the” liquor law. ‘16 for theft. It for
sell!" Junk without a license. 10 each
mslnink cards of a. varied nature.
For the year ending‘ July nuns,
this court-disposed of 224 cases which
hsd‘been annealed; upon . conviction in
theiower court.
frislo with 23 convictions and n so.
quiltsle. Ointhe total number of css~
ca 108 builders of guilty entered, 31
had absolute roller. is paid no lower
court finest.“ were disposed Oi. by
vnrdict. ‘3 cases were vacated and 2
forfeited. hands. The total number
two y'esns was sixty out of the 424
cases appealed from conviction in the
City Court. The last legislature so
proprietor! for this court for two yours
on the criminal side alone. $8.000 for
the judge's salary, $4,000 tor the
clerk‘s celery, SI 000 for the moon-
ting attorneys jslsrv, nod $22,000 for
court expenses. a mini of $8 000. ’
In the Fairfleid Criminal Gunman
Pleas Court for the year ending July
.1, 1911. 378 uses: were zhrouuht on.
somsl'fi‘om the‘lo'wer court and five
went to trial. in which there were
four convictions.V_ 250 cases aliens
of guilty were entered 25 forfeited
«Miles on on terms. For the
ending My; 1. 19.12. 552 a were
appeal .1“; this mount 533m 10 trials
hold in which were seven convictions
0d the total number 200 pleaded gull
ty. 20 forfeited bonds, 150 nollon wore
entered jam! ill udlioa on terms. A
note is uttschod to this record to the
effect th'st 58 cellos unto made bones.
3“me reason of. it Supreme Court
decision in State vs. Penner. Vol. 85
Conn. , no: the two years 870 cases
were sumsled and 15 went to trial.
Th. int legislature ennmprlstod 836.-
500 ior sninrles a expenses of this
own for two yours
in the New London Common Pleas
Court Criminal side for the your end»
in: July i, tell. at cases were die
posed of with no trials. four mans
pleaded (gully. six forfeiting handmil
utilise entered and tr; noiios upon
terms. For the year ending July 1
year
iris! which resulted in scuuiitsi
For the expenses of this court the
18!! iezillisturc suprovvistod 811,500.
in the district omit-i. of Wstorhlry 11
ms were brought ’with 15 trials in
which thorn were it convictions. 0f
the total csses 14 names unused
sins or entity. 1"! miles newsstand
M an null“ upon terms. for dis term
stain: July 1. not. For the south!
months. in this court if cuss vim
Mount. in which than were seven
trials. sis convictions his: moved.
't’itoro were five ohm of guilty. it
relies entered. soil 8! ' puller upon
um. The suproprlsiluns mods for
two yours by the lust sunglasses:-
hly r to its" hose 0 l‘
named ssnsnus. sititoush this
Weill! includes the chill this.
No reference is this“ is the spout
to ill. tincture County “munitions
Court
A smarts” oi the holiness of the
W: Pius noun or New listen.
W III in... m counties.
Mutual of Mill WWW
M»mlos is the ionic!~ court
intellect slut in; unlimi‘xll
Vmsnothissrtismwovcd.
““9““th Sonata, woe been.
V Wuuliflltetvretllied proving“ it spleen
. homo introductory remarks he on
. ‘ ‘ . his opulence the story of this moon
do love. in response to their inhalant
in 34 there worth
of one: tried in this court for the .
hoods. so than?” lectured and 10 1'»
1913 34 cases were brought with one .
“flown mnflwm_
mode for hisssolf a place in this . Iii-iii
Milli. Milli. HI. NEW Cf"
The ilrstnumber- on the moron, Boo
did cooling to the mull. in M?
mounts. whichis millennium
W“; M! Indian tqdescrlhe the most
lithil. The swimsuit young genius Boe-
maven mdehribed as he est hr the
midst lit o my crowd of Viennese lfliv
toasts, anion; whom was the Yanks;
masses Giuliani: when: nailed tiered
M bcv pulled for them. improvin-
virtuosic his music not the moon
light. but its reflection in his own pas.
Iionutc soul.
..Perry mite. music a thing to
curry with this mind so Vwoli as with
the moons. and the sudionce listen-
el! intently es the Beethoven number
was mm The secudsalestion also
Beethoven» was the "Dancing Der-
visitor," I number taken from scop-
ern. "The Ruina'r of Athens." and =90!"
troyed in most vivid style the wild. din.
Ix dunes of that strange M'ahometsu'
sect, the dervishos.
‘ A group of Chopin etudes followed,
produced by an illuminating little de
scription of the brilliant young. Pole
and his reusing musical moods.
Next unto a. charming group of light-
er numbers: Heinrich Hoimsnn' s “Ans
Scholars: Zelt;" Jensen e “Di-m." m
Nashunki'e “Caprice.” The Hot
menu selection was simplicity itself
but. of the most charming of oil the
numbers because of the exquisite tone
elfect. The sitheriik‘e harmonies ml
the strains were a: triumph of tone-
pinyin:
An even greater effect of the some
kind was produced in a lstor cum.
'"Aeqllsnne," Mr Perry" it own caramel
lion. in this beautiful composition he
portrays the music eroduced on on
motion Vhsro‘ as the wind Sweeps truer
This i(ginning"villiliiber Mr. Pgrfy's
own belied of “Lost island" shit! to
portray the tragic 'dé-stmctiotl of that
lost island in the Gulf of Mexico which
was swept by a hurricane sixty or
seventy your auto and from u scone
of gayest summer revelry was (tuned
into one of death. The weltn‘ music
of the ihrlilientnnssqusmde hull. was
used as the theme of s wild. mod dance
of the wind and the m, and in s moo
ierly fashion into music.
3dr. Forty always puts his audience
under a hesvy obligation to him. but
li‘ridsy's audience found the ohilgstion
e doltht and manifested its pleasure
by encorlng the pianist at the close of
the thm.
‘«.mttomum vandalism
tsunndsstssids. monumental
tossopnumnm sud besstilui
intenthethemofthomoonhsht; but V‘
,M, m is omen-doom.
We 1mm byun. lwk of sulphur
mornillmown local
Martino ethane Tea. and Wither.
had even today this simple mourn.
tion has' no equal: Millions of unmet:
Inf! men too. who vents that even col-
or. that bountiful dork shade or hair
«so «only. can nobody can whiny ';
’i‘os. sud Sulphur. . " ,‘ ‘
Nondsye w sra not bothered with
the tools of tethering the sage leaves
and the mossy miklng at home. Sim~
nly salt at any drug store for :1 50¢:
IHiJHElHEHMMH
Uhihhflhflll
to Coolisus lodge Barnes in
the heritable Piece
STAMFORD, Jen. 27.--Down this
end of the state they think they can
figure easily why 10688 Charles ‘D.
Lockwood was sidetracked from no
pointment to the committee on cities
slut boroughs by (Speaker Webster. It
is lbecsuse of the, Greenwich court
fight, which promises to drag its way
through the hills of the legislature,
when Judge Charles D. Burner, of
Greenwich, was the minority noose
leader .
The Democrats are not after the
judicial scalp of Judge Barnes and
all the olnciels and attaches of his
court. VVsnd they; have not forth as their
cauditfiteg'i‘ Lower 6l‘iernsy; it was.
without doubtsmmtom- Installation.
the influence of the Welsh family Vin
Bennblitan million that brought about
the sidetrscitihs Vol the Stamford low-
yer and the elevation to a piece on the
committee of William C. Runaee’, of
also town? Mr.‘ Runsee; oi" teams.
is at supporter of the Million. and
Stones- control in this townships so“
there you u‘rt‘: ~ 1
in regard in tho sldetmching of s
Hartford candidate for fire. cities and
boroughs committee there should also
be considered the elimination of Rep-
roeentative Ponies, of New Haven,
from the committee, nesrestllis legit»
intivo heart, that of new towns and
probate districts 0:: this committee.
Mr. Ponies felt that he could
forward his campaign for increased
representation of the cities in the form
of his fourteen town hill to:- New Ho—
ven. He lsnded on cities and nor~
t .
of Union, which has 100 votes, on
placed on the new towns committee
w .-_... .....o....... w...
The Live.
Unto-date
Merchant
With that
_, Satisfied
Expression
Lurking in
tenuous
1,. the
a
The well-
informed
Man 18
the Men
Who is
Respected
no Beads
. The
sentinel
g...“ V
”WI lmflfim
which is so attractive use only Sure "
stun Have that... Will: Plan ‘
this assembly. as it did four years ago, ‘
push .
oughs instead. A man from the town ~
bottle of; the randy—to use preparation
called "Wyeth'u V83.“ aild Sulphur ~
Huh" Remedy." Writers like this u
out homes at Mm so “than”
tell it has been Infillbdw Besides, it
contains. mm which tulle air. ,
dandruff. stop resin itching and telling
mu. No. it isn‘t I: dye or even like
it» You just dsmpen a sponge or soft
brush tutti: “Wyotb‘b glue and Bulu
nilnr” and draw it through your hair, .
taking one email strand at n time V
By morning the any hair dlunnenls:
after another application or two it is
contacted to its natural color. ,
tht delights the ladies with Wy
stile sage and Sillplrlfl' is will tie-
sides beautifully darkening the Mr ,
thoy say it brine hack the gloss and
lustre and gives it on consistence or
abundance.
lho404hne lhxnt~l
Rond'Phc
m
‘ScuunelsSpOMUng
Patter
FURNITURE *
"DRAnrRlns
CARPETS
I”;
Angevme
._srov13§7;
on. own:
IJNOLEUM
WM
tormmmwsmismrsn
house this wlsuristohuouslntsii
Immanwilihmm
MMbmm'MWI
won study to. ransom clues
mmmuuuozmmum
mmsmsnotunmmm
ammo-Immmmm
Thelouesdtllomhkiss
Chmruu
MWMJ. 00"":
up Wm...
*
W’ Q i. '
t,1‘[.
nsoodoflms 'ro
mus
W»
W.M
so
mm m is. m.
rmmwmmm '
Norwalk Chronicler