in all Linen Towoling. 100. ‘
ill 1-20 and too a yard.
and 700.
PILLOW CASEHoodqual-
ity, 100, 12 Lilo, 15c and
200, 42 i0 46 inched.
, E. K. Banks
o
I
on
I -.
can SHEET8-3§o, 45c. 500 . "
MIMokomo Hotel link in} Book and Stationery Storm.
loath Norwolk r'.‘
i Irving-Pit . Loose Leaf
Note Books
FOR SALE
WM. P. _ BEERS
South Norwalk, Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
‘For Norwalk and vicinity: lncreaa-
ing cloudiness and warmer tonight;
Saturday snow 'or rain and warmer;
south to southwest winds becoming
brisk. Pleasant weather with low tem-
peratures prevails this morning dinner
the Atlantic coast. The weather dis-
turbance has moved eastward during
the last 24 hours and is new control
over Iowa. ‘It is causing cloudy and
unsettled weather with a. decided rise
in temperature in the central districts.
zero temperatures were reported from
Northern New England and line north-
west.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 3-1: high. 50.
Cloudy.
. Watch Jacoby‘s special window dis-
play on Men‘s Overcoata, at $9.95.
w-Winter capo. Whiter caps. O‘Brien.
, James J. llowd. of l’utnam avenue,
has been confined to ills holne the past
low days. ‘
The regular meeting of (Jockenoe
”Tribe, No. 32, i. o. a. yr. will be held
tonight.
William D. Keenan, of Westport. who
is a member of South Norwalk Lodge
of Elks, is reported as being ill.
¢.
A rehearsal of the pinylel, “A (furni-
Vlll in Fairyland." will be held in the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. tomor-
row, Saturday, at :3 p. in. 'l‘hoae tak-
ing speaking parts should be there
promptly.
'I‘he regular initiation ceremony
South Norwuik Lodge. No. 709. llleue-
"volont and Protective Order of Elite.
will be held on Sunday afternoon.
'l‘iulre are live applicants to take the
degree. At the meeting on next Wed-
nesday evening the question 01‘ new
quarters will be. voted upon.
01
llicwl potatoes tossed up with ulny~
Olllllliim make u delirious. iilllnl; l‘or
alul‘i'ul boot salad. (from. may be usznd
ior n purulsh. Newark News.
Check the Symptoms
oi Lung Trouble
Hm» ol‘ the loony roux-ma wily lnllll;
’i‘rlulllll- lt‘ :«l Illllll'llll In light bl lll'l‘ulllll'
lllv din-um- is ui'lvll ill ll \l'i'} iilzill'rilll:
illlllll‘l'. ‘l‘ln pzllivul u'n}; hull: well. but ill
i‘l-ililii‘ in run liming t~li‘l‘ill{lll by Will-
lluwli Illlllll MH‘HL‘. ll‘\l‘l’ iiiiil culluil.
'i‘hluv "v:.lll1ii|l‘|l‘1 illlliiltl iu' l‘lll‘i‘lll‘il mi
quill.“ u. pmvlhl iviul unluk‘ Alil‘i‘.ill\'l'
H lll‘iil"li'llll in ~hwl.lu,- i'.-l‘l-r ulnl llilzill
Mil-air. :llAi ii in. lllu‘llllll :llllllll hllllly
llllllll"li‘ ll’l‘ilili'li‘ illnli lllil cum“ .
:zll'. \l', liliih 51.. Non \ul'li.
"ill-Hill men: I w. mllillt. )Illi illb. hob
ll‘illl,.ll lipl Mal: lllilY hlluu‘ \l'llllt
ylltln .iiil-l ‘ilil‘ m.- ‘l-nn i-II‘ lllt'. Hill-WI
urn .l m;- \Il‘.il,' \i'llllflil i on.- u will”
i lllmi lllll‘lllr
l'llllll.’ llllll- n: no ileum
ill How”. i hull ill"iii ‘uulllll, \i’l‘llll
lwiiu null but ugh“) in world null my
doctor lull mo ii llll’); Moi" lull I’lli"'li|"l
l .mvm. him imw ‘I‘l’rlllllllu Ali-N .lilll‘y
il‘ llilulwo'. .llm in n l‘l‘luwi Hr milw1 l'v“
'lii“l""l ni‘lrr ilIlle' \ll'll‘ Ailllnilll» ililil
illldHI lll'i. l m l: l .nu now, ullvr
Ho lwllmill‘ until, alum! llllll
i.:v.l' .
‘.\l1lil‘lll,
l....l‘ :lllilll
i'rlnl‘ ll‘lllll illull- bill.
:lill l' lim‘lnl‘.
ilzlii,
illlil liiiHA \‘iii'lld'i‘ll.
‘lllll'l, lllmo up “it‘ll-(Li
iii-hill'vll‘l txl- . .llln u v: In l ll |illl\‘t‘ll h.
.1. . 1 I. l n. l.. mu‘. willwnimw
ill «mu lili 1 ~l lunz: \lillwl’lll‘u
Wm M mil lilv w . ‘. .\ ':ll . H ‘il'lmi‘li
5‘ M”. ,,...l ‘, m... vill;i.. U!“ {Hill m.
.4 nl' l'lil‘il'
..ll|‘lil lb l.‘
. - . ri
'u‘llil'é Illil‘T, ,‘l‘i lvl" lnulilli lolllmg
ml ll't-l'll‘“ «till who to ifivl‘n'lu
l..ll._el..:r, l'lluululplwl'l. W. M I'll-
illiil‘fl l’nl‘ unto lw 'lli llulliiilu lillludialn
and Wilford lfilrulney llllll Stilt
aon ioweil Corporation.
Saturday Candy
’Don't forget our Saturday Choco-
latoa still maintain their high atandard
of quality.
250. Pt!!! L9. BOX.
Wilson-Powell Corporation
oz waaHmc'rotl eraser.
‘ I every nwmber lli urged to be present.
i
lA. J. Collifis 1,8; Company
*0:
Cleans Everything
That-1 Goth els
Dust
(lot all the dirt. The iv‘l‘unlz
Premier cleans upholstery and
draperies as well as rugs and
flooro. Won‘t injure tile finest
fabric. Renovniea clothing and
bedding. Gets the moths and
moth eggs.
A child can use it. «(filming in
corners. under furniture, Good
i’ricod
Fully guarnlb
enough for any home.
for the smallest.
teed.
Home demonstration free.
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Free
Membership Free to our Circulating
Library. Only 2c a day while book is
out.
Latest books put in the‘ Library as
published. '
RAYMOND
T e 19
of theMOYER
JOIN TODAY.
DONN'ELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK sran '
10 SOUTH mam eraser.
Sixes $3,250
0 S C A R H
lliatrilulte'r for Fairi'icld (‘ouu‘y.
Steamship Tickets:
to the
SUNNY SOUTH
Bermfida, Daytonai. Ja'cko'ngllle, 35-
vannah, Atlantq‘le Chicano. Pana-
ma. Norf0lk. Old Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton,& (30., inc.
Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
Optician
BLOW, YE WINDS, BLOW!
WE DON'T CARE
Flour to Eat and Goal to Burn
FROM
I I I.I I l -.-,-,I.I,I.
.M
WW+§§$+W**++
3" 0.15. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line *
Eyes Examined Free
.«Mooamweoo
BROTHERS
MAKES AND KEEPS U8 HAPPY.
0d is ”
MOTOR CARS .
At my Garage, on River Street
Fours $2.500
. B A N K S 3
lliwr Snw-t. Norwalk. Conn.
so WALL smear
nonwanx.
PHONE 4:8.
findehfiufi
1
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Saturday Dinner
Scotch Mutton ilroth
Roast Loin of Pork and ilrown
Gravy
lloiled Mutton and Horse iiudish
Fried lllaoallops :lnd 'l‘llllzll'
Slim-c
Boiled Pmaloos
Mashed 'l‘nrnlps
li‘rull. Pudding
Coleburn
96 WASHiNGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
Home-made Bread and Pics
Tea. Coffee. Milk. t‘ocoa
The JEWELERS.
8; Lauder
scum NORWALK.
NORWALK. '
Mansion House
(3, HASSM‘J, Prop.
so _.'.‘» Wash. 8*... 80. Norwalk. G
TELEPHONE .307.
I A reat
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“(to Buy Household
l
The local lawyer): are in lll‘idlzl-polt
: todll)‘ attending lilo silrll'l (‘illl‘lllllll‘1ll'lw
; aion of line l'lllll'ls.
l
‘1 lillifliiiliilllllll Pool. No. l;:, ii, A.
lwlll hold llh lucoilnu lll ihl-. H. A.
]hall. on Wall sil‘l-vl. lolliubl.
i ‘l
l (filnrll-a r2, Lockwood. ruled lllll (IOOdS
'l‘olulll li‘l'i’li Svlull’ioill ruled it'l. Hill ‘ (.1
Tomorrow, eaturday
lournulm-lll hull nihlll, The score} a
easy one in tin- Putnam llom- pool:
:lllr- l‘pl'ill‘li or lili‘t‘l'li‘ll \léllllii'r’
was till to SM in favor ill iml'llwood.
‘ .. l .. ,Cliorl9c
Villillllll: cll'elwl have been ainriit-d if“. M... Hm THU”. . , 290
by reading accoullta ol‘ the recent lllw 1le HM”- e1...” 79c
dollolldent A. (7. boots in New .lurlwy ,,,,. ”m...- 5“,)“. sum...” ’ . 3c
lllllmrll I'rom ’l‘ronion. where two oi‘lbo TIC “2M. mmhflph ’nllwl. 2 for so
i liablern hailed from. They ronlu till). 2;“. lllliillll.\ii‘lltil‘r ., """ 19:
1 numnnelnl-nt. giving the bouts. 'lep. mmhw “Mm” Wmmm rll‘b'lllllil.‘
. ”mad ,. l
". Sherman Uolnlllnnllory, No. al‘Ill. i7. “in only“; .lllljillllj‘dil" busil'r nail—30:3
: u, n, i‘., will hold in; regular monthly " ' ‘ 90‘ do:
. llll'llilillz loublbt at which there will, 3,“! “qu MM. “mm“ .. 2”;
lim aonm important. lllliiilll'aa to come ll ' R" “I l " .. I“ , :llil
. up for disposition. There will be Mill") “3'0 H“ I“ "H'HW' Ullllll 1“ :13!”
’ of the numbers oi‘ the. South Norwalh ' “I will" film“; '4‘ ‘11" ' ‘ ‘ ' ’ g9
' (.‘ommnndorg prudent an annals: and. :1: (it: :3“;1,;’::fifl"{ “m """ ‘c
m l
A committee was appointed in ur-l
range for the golden Jubilee of Olive ‘
‘llranch Lodlto. No, 19. K, of l’. at the
. meeting laat evening. This celebration
jwlil take place on February lath, 'l‘he
Iinntallatlon or olflcera did not lauo‘
lplaco last night but the deputy will .
Iprobably be on hand i‘ebrunrypth to
ill) carry out this; ceremony.
Albert F. Gehebe
l 25 West Washington St.
: South Norwaik.
PHONE 1009—24.
South Norwaik. Conn.
i
. yoke, Northampton. Mass, this
. dialneo. were tiled and the court wilil
“Sold by Strout”
,II iheoign we nailed onthe born- of
.1352 FARMS‘
that we rolcl in l9l2.
Moot Farm Buyers are from the
“it
great American cum.
Thuclolc we have Big General
Offices in Boston, New York
Philldelpl‘lll and Pillubllmh. and receive
hundlcdl 01 call- for hum: every day.
We oellmm Iona: liun any abet Agen-
cy in the Walls.
We cm tall out llrfll. No Advance fuel.
Lidia Hung: and valuable illullrntcd
book. "how to call Your Farm." Inn"
no.
Write today to
E. A. Shout Farm Agency
47 WEST 34th 31'" NEW YORK
Boston Phil-dolphin Pittsburgh
Arthur Waldron, Dial. Man,
29 Havlland Street,
Scuth Norwalk, Conn.
For Any. LADIES’ Coat '
Formerly sold up to $25
“There’s a Reason"
FRANK JACOBY
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
HOTEL MAN DEAD.
MERIDEN. .lan. 23.»~~(ieorge ‘H. Bow-
her. president of the llowlter Com-
pany, which conducts hotels in llol-
city.
and an inn on Mount Tom. was l‘oundl
dead in his room at a local hotel thlsl
afternoon. Heart failure is given as .
the cause. This forenoon he seemed ’l‘hcre mm a. jury of elci‘cn “mm“
in the beat of health. .\ll‘.lll()\\'li(‘l‘wuslvmnd not agree this morning in the
conducting the Winthrop Hotel bore Superior “0”” ""0" ““9 issues in the
in the absence oi” his brother. James action which )lrs. icrtrudl» DOno-‘
ll. who is in Florida attending the. ““9, formerly of \\"ntorbury. brought.
compmion of hotel men. illgnillst the N. Y.. N. H.. &. ii. it. it.
L‘o. to recover $5,000 dalnages.
The jury happened to be
instead of twelve bol'zluae .
(‘hnrlcs (i. Meeker of Newtown
caught a cold after iln» trial was
started. lie was into in lzelting to
court :on the. second morning ol"ihci
ELEVEN JURORS DISAGREE OVER
ROAD LlABlLlTY.
Abbreviated Jury Was Hepelesslyj
Deadlocked in Suite for Damages
Against Steam Lino.
WANTS MONEY FOR BONDHOLD-
ERS.
NEW HAVEN. Jun. mix-Approval
was given by Judge ’l‘honma, of the
Federal court today. of the recomlnen.
dation of Receiver Butterwortll to st
parole from the funds in mg hands trial and so counsel, (‘oronor John
$18,000 to be set aside for the benefit .l. Pheian for the plaintiff and Joe.
oi? the bondholders of the Gilbert 9- . ““vl‘l‘l' i0? lili’ GGl'i‘liilillliv h‘llllll'.
Transportation Company, lamenmmg died to no on with eleven rather
to the report of the master. F. 1.). “Hm ‘0 Sin“ 11” 0"01‘ again. i
The case went to the jury yester-l
eleven
.llll‘Ol‘
hear arguments at linrtl‘ord on Feb. (135' afternoon illloill 4145 Md ”1‘“
16. abbreviated jury pondered orer it -
until after six without agreeing;
MERIDEN MEASLES EPIDEMIC, hilldge Curtis called liloln in and
MERIDEN, Jun. 23.——~ln all-effort to sent them home for the night with
check the spread of measles through a caution.
the schools of the city. the superlnlen.l This morning they look up their
dent of schools. llr. llntid Gibbs, held burden ol‘ cognltlllion shortly zll‘lor
a conference yesterday afternoon with 10 o'clock and the millules slipped
a number of local physicians. The by without :1 word. It was after H
cases reported so for number 102. and when n lillUCli did come.
it is said that the condition is suchl Unable to Agree,
that some of the schools may be close1 All hands supposed an
ed. had been reached
ing upon the verdict. lint after the
ADVERTiSE lN THE SENTINEL count came in (lussella V. llrothW
:lllrecnl v ll t
and were guess- anticipation.
well of Full-livid. llll‘ l‘m‘omnll, an—
‘llouul'ed that they had been unafole
.'to agree ‘
.lluillo Curtis \Hlllil‘ll to know l1
‘llli‘l't‘ were nm a possibility after
further dwliberalilnl. ".\‘0, your
honor," said the foreman, “'ile
jury volod to report that they would»
not agree." Judge Curtis decided to
discharge them from lumber considcrw .
alion 0f the case. .
Airs. Donahue was injured “mile
New llriiain. The train cl‘wlv’
was switching: cars and there was a.
jolt. Mrs. llonohul» was thrown
in
‘down and she claims to be so severe
ly injured that
nigh wrecked. _ ‘
The defense wns lbat the jolt was. .
not hard enough lo rouse tile'i‘all
and that Airs. Donahue was not
hurt as much as she claimed. E):-
pert testimony. usual. differed: ,
sharply. it is understood that the
jury was at Odds over liability,
her nerves are Mill
{is
i
WILL HAVE MlLlTARY BRANCH.
The meeting of South Norwalk
Lodge, No. 529, L. O. O. Rh. was; large
ly attended last evening when a cizlée
of six candidates was instructed in
the mysteries ol.‘ Moosedom. The col 7,
mittee in charge of organizing the {cliL
itary branch made a report recom-
mending that o charter be procuredat
once. This being a. higher branch or -.
the Moose, all members are looiling
forward to its organization with mm
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEl...
.._....l.
7,000,000 Pounds
Sold In New
Year
England Last
CLEARANCE SALE OF FURS.
A clearance sale of lud‘los‘ fur coatS,
muffs. and Maria, and their
‘dh-s, iniasca and children bo-zlna :li
:Tl‘illlt‘ilm oi. llyntt’a today. This him
i” noicd for its honest vullu-s, and the
n-llllcllolla from tho l‘orlnur ill‘lilll‘l
:prire. may be compared with the
iprcamnt price on every lllllil‘l. When
llllt: style. quality, llnd thl‘liil‘lillll'illlll
'nru « onsidored. an opportunity for men»
oy burial: seldom equalled la prom-at
ed. The lure are in Krillli variety, lllld'
correct (shaped, and the route and units
iuro undo-dale ill every instance, and
include a great variety of Ibo moat
popular matcrlula and aluldoo. All in
turoamd. are cordially invited to at
tend this sale. and all the. beat vnlnoa
will nmllrnlly no limit, all intondlluv
I)lli‘t'llflHl.'TH are lil‘l‘Kiil to make a prompt
vlalt to this hole while the lulllortuloni
in complete. ..
THOUSANDS OF SQUIRRELS KILL
ED.
ri'l‘iltfilt'i‘ON. (tat. Jan. 23.~~»itnll
and high water. it in oatimntod herl‘
today. have calmed the death of on!
hundred thousand ground squirroia in
the vicinity of Mona.
‘l’lll‘milm who regard alluirrola or
crop pesto, as well amenaveyora of Du
bonle plague germs. turned out with
clubs and an the rodents caught in th'
.imod awam ashore. they were ainugh
lured by thoumnda.
w .WW»
HAD FINGER CRUSHEO.
flir. Edwards. of the Grotut dc Kano:
Prompt Dell“???- lull factory. had a linger emailed whlll
at work thin morning. filo wan attona
ed at the ethic of Dr. Daniel E“. Built
van. in death Main otreet. '
x
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entire ‘
Mock of cloth coats and suits for la-l
rcl'lfl 400” WAN; wit/4M I.» .n-I—t r‘ A721 y
, Li M f Ifl 7N)! (1m .Ivaof,‘ ,4.” 3
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”tr/s ananwC as u..¢l(,»(.l tilt/Nu/r‘m'é'a
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Entertainer
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BUTT!
Alma/l.
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Landm-
Boc'rulsc it is pure, rich and olsur— arvcn million
passing (rwclllulrc-wile(tollac it is
(iUARDi‘LD all the any from the
(‘l‘i‘llll‘lt‘l’y to your table by tin: dust»
proof. odor-proof and. porno-proof
lust )i’ll 1'.
Because We Fore, Good and Guaranteed
lillttcr were sold in New ltnglnlul
W’c guarantee cwry pound of
Glilll Nlclllll Bllti‘cl‘ to be idlilh‘lllt‘lill‘y
pounds of (lold ‘M C(llll
package w- been use
CllCl‘l and every
pound is {guaran—
Get it lit Your Dealer's Today
(or refund your
money), and pro-
int 11' in all lllcll—
teed full 16 (mm-«befallsc the price is
no more than ordinary, flavor-less
butter oi questionable purity. 'I‘ilcse
are some of the reasons why over
Gold Medal
Vou’ll lillilli’
you '11 find “’3
fl
'New Haven - Springfield Hortfprd
hiring pllt‘kil'ft'.
. Dillon & Douglass
Providence
When you buy , ‘-
at your dealer’s today _ ‘l :
it’s (jold Modal-wand"
good. , f ~44
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Norwalk Chronicler