.
Lysinst this dan-
Burglary policy
I 4s 4‘LWIale1LlnLuton sci-191,4 "
. South“ Nofrwsilt. Court.
All kinds of insurance.
. Public Stenogrnpher 4. 4
William Rider, oi? Norwalk, spent
Tuesday in New York, on business.
Court 'Narruk, No. 58, F. of A.. will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
A meeting of the Court Narrnk, No.
58 F. 01' A., will be lie-id. this evening.
001111 Cecile. \Lo.10.'1, l) of C.', will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
The meeting of Court Cecile, No.
W105, 0.010.. will be held this evening.
's
J. -.P Treadweli, of Norwalk,
VII-83$. .
13LMuri’s Young Men‘s Club
hold its ran 'ulai meeting tomorrow
evening.
.4‘B1IcklnghaiLn Post, No. 12 G. A. R..
will hold its weekly meeting tomorrow
evening.
"-0..—
There will be a meeting of Cockenoe
tomorrow
evening. . ’
Vl‘r-ibe, No. 32, I. '0. R M.
Kaibaoss Encampment. No- 9, I. 0.
will hold its regular meeting
10. 414i,
this evening. V
w“
The‘Woman's Civic League will hold
its regular monthly meeting tomor-
row ‘ evening.
F—Velour bats $3111 $51_0'i31V'lcn‘ sV
iHumboldt Lodge. No 6. 0. D. H. 48.,
will meet tomorrow evening for month-
ly 4 business.
. ‘ I
The Knbaosa Encampment.
l. 0. 0. i4‘.,
ling this evening.
(translated Sugar, California Prunerg,
. c .
136 .
is
spending the day in New York on busi-
will
NO. 9:
will hold its regular meet-
Trading alumna. '--'“'
IG‘old Modal Flour. 11.5....ij“211-
Best Flamily Flour, ban .. ‘..., 6ch
clean and meaty, lb. . ... .....
Smoked Shoulders.o pound. n...
Wash Boards; aluminum rubbing .
surface...;..... 251:
nosedive-mg...
special gut Frisco on Lenten Goods.
LPi'uiLi Alaska Salmon, can 10c
Rod Alaska salmon, c1111 . ...... 160
sensed Mackerel. can .. ....... . 166
' Home Sweetest Brand Blackberries.
Red Raspberries and Black Rasp-
bo1ries, can 15c
Grated Pineapple (or Pic, large
can
10c
..... .i.¢.-.-..---vn.£-... 44
Headquarters .L
L~For Tinware. Galvanized Ware, Env
amelcd Ware, Stoneware. etc, at low-
est prices.
25 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
SOUTH NORWALK.
RED MEN'S NEW BUILDING. 4
Prompt Delivery. PhOnc 397
...-.-.—
Valentines
A large assortment and all prices.
The engrave line for 5c and 10:: is
something you should not fail to no-
tice. "
Post Cards ......... .. 6101' Be
Valentines for the children at .. 10
Very pretty designs oil VALENTINE
CREPE PAPER. V
At the New Stationery Store.
Next to Rogers and Stevens.
James Donnelly
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
. M..._.__..._.-....__
- .
WhyLéLNot‘ Lilac L L L
4L'4WLe Give and Redeem ,Promlum,
5c .'
Kippered Herring. cLan' “.V....._.,414c
Tomato l-leriing, can ...... . . 10c ,
White Rose Shad: can ..... 12c '-
Shi'lmp. can ...,’....... 19c»
Sm'oked Blasters, 2 for .....
Codiish, White Glover, lb. 111133.. 10:: l.
4 cameo FRUIT. "
Special Prices. V .
California Peaches No. ll can 161: ‘
JerLsey Penis, Nb. 3 can ..... 12 1—20 '
Albert F. Gehebc
L anteroom and upon motion of Mr.
The weekly meeting of Lincoln Uoun
Icil. No. 4. 0. U. A. M. will 1be held L
- tomorrow evening.
4 FOR
‘ ~George ER. Byington. of New York. I V V
' formerly of The INorwslks, was 11 visit- p
'L or in town yesterday. . .
Miss Anna ‘Murplty.L oi the Boston
Lilli/ore. has returned from a weeks
L V13". at Atlantic Cltl’. or expVoséde
M-
L Mr. and Mrs P. Hill, of Brooklyn,
have settiriiédt to their home after
‘1, spending a few days with (‘ G. P4111 no
V‘of Norw 11111
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention
The prayoi Land preaching service
will beheld in the chapel oi‘ the Bap-
tist Church Itonight Subject: “IA-t
. his,“ WitliIVJesuH."
i '4 4- r4; 'iW—
scnlativc will call and
’ ' give estimate
linked Electric
The WoLmati‘ 11 Christian 'l‘ompoimice
Union will most at the home of Mrs.
Donn Van (levcring. No. 4115 Gregory
lloulcvurd bridal. February lith. at 3
,, o'clock.
w
Last evening at the Main street
switch a our fun on? the trnckbecnuns
the switch bud frozen it was Iori‘
Vrilllllkly .put in running order and but
ttlc time was lost.
Irv-04W
m,
as
Selling Out Stile of
LILotLhLet'. same 111111114110 sold ressrdiess
Mlnsl’. Drum.
onmuortcr of former mil: 0.
' ' Brock consists of Cone,
IVmiss sucb‘ bargains.
‘, Because we do not carry anything 91314 train. one season to the I
Ladies’ and Minor galliuLadloo'
Many Women are buyl
Marmot. and Pony Idols; Neck Pieces. :
Scnrfs and Mutts. Come and coins unick._V4as
SALE IN BO'I'LH STORED.
WinterlGaMcnisL
I ~
of special nonunion: on
L 45110111., Lndics' and
st a reduction
V4ILlVVioViiV cannot afford to
y. .
11110 and repair work.
123 WASIHIN'VTON 5TREET.L
With the inauguration of
partment.
llllllLEV SAYS Will I.
WERE "All! OFFER
(Continued from first page.)
w
to the meeting in the Waterbury rail-
road station. Matthew T. Phelan, of
Waterbury now a Senate messenger, I
testified to the now famous "throe-
llhgers" episode. He said he saw “Mr.
Judge hold up. three fingers to Sens-
tor Hurley in the Senate chamber
and mention the words “$300. "
The hearing wasL hold in the flaunts
ti’eck, seconded 'by Mr. McDonough,‘
nowapspermen were permitted to usL‘
present. 1
iVVSenator 1.1.511. of New Haven. choir-
man of the special committee, con
ducted the hearing and the other“,
memebers, Senators McDonough and
Pack asked frequent “questions
5111 Main street. fltamford 33 south Main Eta-got, South Norwsik
Mating Construction Co.
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions, alter-
.’ TELL. 857-13.V
Get Your- RAZOR STROP By
PARCEL POST
sub ribers within the first zone, whiclLiL'covers practically ev.
erything within fifty miles of thin office, will be enabled to
secure this valuable premium with five cents additional for
postage instead of sixteen cents .as before the establishment
of the valuable reducer of high costs.
Heretofore the South Norwalk Sentinel has sent hun-
dreds of premiums through the mails at the old postage rates.
Our subscribers this time will be able to see the advantages
and cheapncss of the new arrangement of the Post Office De- .
WW
\
Contractors
and Buildch .-
BLOUTH NORWALK.
the parcel pest out of town"
and vote (for Mr. MacDonald before
the whole 8enats."’
Q. "WW?! his name?"
'A. "John Judge." V
Q "Where does be live?"
4A. “i think in Brldsfibori
o
tile is
doing business with iVWsrren Brothers L
of Boston.”
Q. “What. day did no can at the
Senate chamberl"~
' A“! could not remember-3‘
Q. "Wont hora anyone else beside
Pbelon with you when Mr. VJudgis
made you «MS odor?”
IA. "Not "honor than the acute
door; About ten or twelve feet."
Q ‘iWas there anyone else insight
that you know '2"
4 beauty of youth but so alloy and
IL wash the face. or hands‘thoroughiy,
j 1111111111111 Bills
was... Discovery rum 3...... WA "“qu RH’LMRLZ'
Clears the Valdn
nho-JJLLVv- --~ L
utilitarianism Evening
4 with February patchraiies
1, L
W L"
4Don‘t en‘iy every good complexion.
31011 see. and wish for something that
would give to your skin the flush and
secure a jar of Hokara. the creamItbatL
acts with nature in restoring skins
to their hormitl health and only.
Hoksrn is entirely different from
1‘
in- point ef,origlnal entertainment.
Court -,Lnurcl Daughters of Cnstile,
ordinary preparations, no it contains eclipsed n11“4foi'merVelforts,ut LLLLLLLL
n0 greases, lead or meicnry, lg anti , first annual banquet, giVen last night.
septic and healing, and 1308393883 cur. l at the“. rooms, in Red MenLB‘ building. .
ative properties that exert a remark- The members and guests assembled
able and Iquick. action on any form ofV about the board, did ample justice to
skin blemish or trouble... no matterVL the good things that Weighed the to-
bow soveie. L‘ ‘ bio down to pllmsoll. ‘
‘A good way to test Hoknra is to Maybe it was the sense of curiosity
that wltetted the appetites of the din-
then apply a little Hokara to the lines! are. The anticipation of a something
or hands and rub until it rolls out. to come, one felt as one looked about
The amount of dead black skin andl them and saw Lincoln, Washington,
dirt that comes out will make youlHorwce Greeley, Ellen Terry, Longfel-
think your skin was never clean be—I low. Charles Dickens and other illus-
tore trlous personsges, that have made b‘eb
People who have had skin troubles ruaryt famous. ,
foi thiIity years have found almost At the conclusion of the lost course. 4 4 '
instant relief and cdmplete cure lb Toastmaster Miss Elia McMahon. With
Hoknra. a few remarks on great men, past and
Liberal jar for 25¢. Larger sizes present, introduced, calmly enough. the
50c and $1. 00. 4 4 ‘ Father of Our Country. General George
Sold no guarantee . and recom- lWashington. who I‘eLiiponLded in thé
mended {by Frank H. Baxter, local person of 1113.11.11. V. lRobinson,
asénts, South Main street, South Nopfwhose makeup wnsddentical‘with pic-
walk. .. turns we see of the great American.
W Mrs. «Robinson’s portrayal was in no
.. , "’ "" way a traVesty. Iller speech showed
When did M" Nichols Come to careful preparation and her manner of
see you?" delivery the last word in oratory. Gen-
”th0" came to 399 me before oral Washington interspersed his re-
LmeL talk with Mr Judge in “l9 931”“ marks Lwlth jokes and stories that kept
tol. But I can't say that it was tthVtheL crowd laughing long after he had
some day, although i think it was the taken his iehair. L
same week." The toastmaster. presented Miss
Mary Gordon, who, as she is known to
the court and friends. is Miss Agnes
Matthew T. Phelan, of Waterbury, M Pe k in i g selection from the
a 8enste messen'Ler was then L . 0, a 8. 8 811 a .
8 L ‘ exam ‘ “Fireflyt” iMiss Gaxglen responded to
load, and, when asked if he was pres-i -
eat at the time mentioned by Senator an encore in a manner characteristic
of the -Pi'lma Donna
Hurley. replied in the affirmative.
Q. "What was the date?” - rHorace Greeley, who‘Vvas next intro-
A. “Either January 21 or 23. duced, proved to be Miss Nora Cronin.
tween noon and one o'clock." The famous old editor lost nothing of ,
his powers of oratory through his ub-
QL “How near were you to hLmLseane from this earth, and judging ,. ,
Smoke Good
(meanln Jud e who
g g L n he talkedV from his remarks touching on the top-
Cigars
Begins
Saturday
(Ii Read
this paper
Friday
for full details
Overheard Conversation.
be-
with 8enstor Morley?"
ice of the day. he has kept well along
with the march of progress.
in assignini'the character of Lincoln
to Miss Florence McMahon. the man-
agement'showed keen Judgment. Miss
“Within two feet. "
Q ‘ltht happened as you stood
near him?"
“I approached Senator Hurley
:fiufifg 5:}? rLQLleLlZdw‘Ll; [raginizéioL “,McMahon as Abraham Lincoln, realiz- “000? UNION
,1 than heard Mr. Judge say ”we willLed the ”an expected of her. Playing TWlll (lily
pay you to be absent' Mr. Judge titanium part with quiet dignity iMlss Mc— "met or
hold up three fingers and i caught theEMahon stepped out of the characterot
words .mm hundred domm and 1411110111 and spoke oi 1111111119 aid with Little (ism
4thc crisis of '61. 0f the possibilities
{of his coping with present-day prob-
4,lems would his methods and rulings
but of town.’ Mr. Hurley replied '1'
would be. a coward to do that. job.
l’d rather take my seat and vote forL.
Are the BEST L
L “No n .
Q. “What is the date when be ap-'
preached you in Waterbury?"
A. "AboutJhc second week after
we had convened! '
lprovail?_ Miss McMahon felt sure with
touch a. mind as his, he would find a so-
lution, so did her hearers, which was
attested by their generous applause.
VMacDonsld before the whole Sen-
ate ’ " The witness then told of seeing
Mr. Judge at the Waterbury railroad
depot and taking Senator 4H-urloy to,
B. 1'. REYNOLDS I".
'one side. The testimony in this part! i
4 Q “Did ‘Mr Phslan hear what Mr. onlsr corroborated that of Senator
Lonéfeliow was also a Februarian. II
though not present in impersonations,
The pipinLg can be concealed
Prices Reasonable
Drop 11 Postal and our ReprLe-
Senator Isbeil opened the hearing
id i issue
by asking Senator Hurley to tell what 3E§b3LLLL to you outs do the to
he knew about the charges be had "I think Photon 12.11.11“..-
made Mr. Thoma, of Waterbury. remarked
8onstor Hurley replied:
th t k
' “Well. air, after the steering oom— m‘;;e..wu It or me “LL as ed MLLLL
mlttee had been organized i first saw
Senator Pack on shed.
(the man “I “‘8 iHOtei Taft. 'Ho 89' "Who is ““8 $9.11 gauges!" ~18 be m.
preached the and “if“ Lh°w an'Lqusinted with Mr. MacDonald, the
will, you be upstairs? I told him i ,hlghway commissioner?"
did Mt know how long the “M 1will.“ cannot swear to this but I
itwould like to '
When I ““‘L" “W“ “1° “‘3“ M “’ some or his material in ma build-
tempt to utter me money than. ins."
Offered Port of Salary. Q. “You remember Mr. MacDonL
I “i met him there again it second aid sent on 01111110119 of his to you?"
time at a. mailing of the steeringl A. 2Yes, be sent lNlchols, his clerk?"
committee and he asked mo—ll' I know! 0- “Have Wu had any road business
anything about the highway. coming. in Waterbury Iinconnection with Mr.
sionorship and how it was coming MMDOHMGTL“
.
ldid see MacDonald
take me out L“) dinner understand that Mr. MacDonald usss'
,Iilnrley.
iMr Hurley said that is he stood at
the door of the station he heard
VJudgo say: “Half salary" and he :11-
so heard the name “Mac-Donald." He
said that: beside Senator McDonongn,
there was another man pmseni; who
walked with them to the train and
Who comes up on the train from Wa-
ltorbury every day. and who. he be:
lieveti to be a representative in the
House. 1 '
Mobonomh's Statement.
tug. styled a poem. picture, from the
classic “Hiawatha." made a beautiful
subject. 'Miss Alice Lockwood. in the
some part, and Miss Jeannette Calla-
has as "Millionaire."
LlA feature that loot a metropolitan
ing was the dancing dryads, Miss lrene
Coleman and Miss Tedsio Dunning.
.who danced and tripped around and
1.111.111.1119 delighted diners with caba-
rot effect. 4'
. it may be the next celebrity now
Senator McDouough then made 8. introduced. being 1‘1 woman, was re-
statement to the committee in refer-:sponslble for the outburst’of applauao
once to what happened on the day that greeted Miss Ellen Torry, charac-
Senator Hurley that Judge at the ~Wa- torisod by Mrs. William McMahon.
terbury railroad station. He said: Miss Tenn 1111' lady Macbeth. acted
“The matter made but little 1111- again her famous sleepmolking scene.
Dresden upon me at the time IL saw Mm McMahons interpretation was so
he was in no way forgotten. A group- ”
atmosphere to the now merry gather» Ij
“Light 8i VWater Go
out It told him I knew nothing about A- "NO: “it
it. .He came to Witter-bury after that
several times to infinite into city busi-
ness and wanted to know if I could
not help him not his material used by
tho 01114.1 told him i would see some,
of the people there in his interests.
"Coming to Hartford one day. i
saw him get off the Bridgeport traiff.‘
standing with me at the time was
about a year we in behalf of
friend or 111.1119.”
4Q. "Yet. he sent his clerk to you in
the Senate?" _
AHLLYLGG ". “
Q. "That was in close proximity to
the visit of 'Mr. Judge?”
A “Y“ H '
Q. “illid not that suggest to you that
coming up the platform a dapper,
a young man having a black moustache
faithful that her audience watched and
listened with an intensity that was
n. .mnm
W
A baby girl climb to Tony Piuhsl
. nd his wife of Norwiilk, Tuesday eve-
in
lloth mother
thing. 1'11in is the bootbluclt
listinkos barber 1.1.1....
‘und daughter me doing nicely.
W
WA pool 4 “tournament
“Mumford Advocate. ,
~ ,
44 Trinity branch of the Girl’s Friendly
society volt most in the parish 111111,
also. to dirt 011 11111114 lepton
Mrs. P. it limits will httVo
mild; in the spséKca‘
‘ ‘1" is
. between tile
efitamford team which recently won 11;
series from the Kuwait: team, and n
4; tam from Greenwich. will begin to
4‘ ingots stoniug 1ft 141.11.111.13 parlors.
8onator McDoVnough and Matthew T Mr. MacDonald and Mr. Judge had
and ruddy cheeks. ‘lle ssid‘to Benn-Lgrhiping.
tor Marley '1 Want- to see you‘ and When Charles Dickens arose and
taking him by the lapel of. his coat. surveyed the scene lid know he was
led Ihlm inside of the station about among his friends—mot because the
10 foot or more to the left of the toastmnstor said something; nice about
door. I remained talking to this otit-L him, but partly because he had many
or gentleman whom Mr. Photon men-'foilowora of his moths and partly 1104
ticnod but whom I did not recall. lcnuso “The” was Mr». (1 A. McNamara.
The cod 8: Volk
Electrical ' Co. '
The Only Fully Equipped
.ELEOTRIOAL SHOP
in the Town
L sure suprtiss
Phone cos-50 50. Main BL.
Bo. Nowell, Music Hall Block :,
:O‘:I:I:l:lfl‘,l I:-
4Buy From Me
and You’ll Get Your
Money’s Worth
on every article that you buy. I don't
cut on one article only to get you it.
the other, butl cut on all at 50 Wild
for 31.00.8111111 Sherry. Port, Mum.
to] and Whiskey from 31. 73 gal. on.
itum. $1.75 up. Fine Cabenct an m
{lilo largo bottle. F‘lno Cpfdinll K
title up. 11‘ a Table (111nm 6511 4
worth 31.0 of aiiybody's money. (5' m
and give 1111 ii trial J-onvlncc'yWV
soil. Call in phone 606 it.
JOSEPH DISESA
Wholesale Liquor Store
l . ,......- W.
Phelsn‘. of waterburyi, now a messen-
Facts About
Cigar “Shape
moulds have "shops." that
you don't. buy rim to I,
VVniook, 111434145 sum slacks
you brother. ' . .
My} “dime 11116111151197
'L “Supreine Court” LL
gar of the «Sonata. 1 introduced him.
to 8enotor McDonough and Mr. Pho
ion. the told me no wanbbout to so
up to my house to see ms. 1 askch
him, What: 1.1.14 1111 then called me
to one 1111194111111 offered and butt of
his salary it i would vote to retain
Mr. MacDonald in since. After luv:
to: the station i will bbth'4 narrator
provocation and M11. fibfiiln abbot
Little, and asked was" it thsydhouVVsht
out of the first. V . .74;
it was coming out at his salary”: or "
some interests tossthcri"
A. “You. "
Q "What did you say to Nichols?"
No further Messengers. , 4
A. M11111 You so back and tell the
highway commissioner that l have
no use for 11111114 ""
Q. '10111 the highway commissioner
send 111111’. messenger to you alter
Ltlllfl?"L 4 4 I
”A ALLNO. 1L! . . ’
sinuo- Mollpn’outh 11111171111111.11sz4»
ciiis‘e an. mutiny commissioner to
scan for you" . ‘ 4. 4
L 4‘ them may .1114.
“Can you cohesive any motion to
. against 11 would find out whose was 1111111 carol. its 4130th 11111111111 be “L
"When Senator 'liurley came out. he grand, regent of the court.
mild to me. what do you 1111111019 The lonstmastor mil in sport, aim
Will fellow wanted? 1 reviled: ‘i do the 'asscmblago were led to believe
not know. .161th Senator Hurley than um "great expectations" were, in
said: ‘Ha wanted to offer me 11 port store for them, so Dickens spoke as he
of his salary to vote for MacDonald. ' melon-some humor 11nd pathos with I“
I said: 301111.101: don't want to mind but. Warning. are reviewed the 1.11; ,
more crooks. Don'tiot the-11191111 1011 11111411 in several of his 41100111. comics “Wm mm The NEW-i519 can.
1161.11”,an , at last to what critics claimed to be “m “”0““ ““3 ““31 “‘9 “mm" m,
In relation to the 111111119111 made his masterpiece. “The Tale of Two drumsticks it“ “"8“ “0m "‘9 M‘
41134 Mi. Photon in regard. to a fourth Cities " {Vile told of classy onions ““8""! 8005 Mm 90" to, “WW
man 111mm 11111111 Waterbury station. wonderful asgfldco and than in ' ‘TW Wm ’5 no “Mined”- “it W
«senator Mdbonoush said 111111110111 grabhia moor he took his audience “9110 little figure of ”l‘iny Tim M
Moussentativcs iMcGeo still Boyd; of away from the, horrors of the com- ““9 faithful oldclsrk, “Karat“
Victorious, came up on the train. with' mono back to his London-attic 109.19 bellowing ‘9 1119 will who “"6“ _ .
Mr. P11911111 said he, of mi" of 1,154 works, emcmw the grotuiatcd on all sides for their cl
bid soon the than in the 111111101 your Christians carol. Mr. 111cm said 1111“" mm" "
bird. not (124...... .4 .411... Jlilhl‘l ii
mm clothing; are told the 1911111111114 would not tell the story of die chase ...... .. Vm” mm
89th wisilswlbsioml" m“ tV41
’AIL'Vrist .......MlsttKathmO
sis Railroad Ava. south «ma.
Tel. Con flail-2.. .
Minibus not; Gratciiot and 1111153144
by, they wmiid enact the dinner scout
’fronf the Christmas Caroi.'i‘hl1i’"11w .
edto be one of the happiest stuntst
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