"" mm __I>Anseiihsoithe lair committees! ”discos m No. 2‘. l. 0. ii. at, will I beheld this-evening atthe wiswam. ~m stem THEATRE BAY. rr is out; or we seer. - "‘ endow-villi “m Cheat". “lien hon the ethical Broadway production gt meat-not Theatre. 'l‘ueshy. mm is made in Canaan or the purchase of the Connecticut .Westecn Line Co. oi! that place. by ‘ the New. Mini Lime Co., the head quarters d which is in Danbury. James Keyser. Jr.. the Georgetown young man who‘was serirmsly injured Tuesdaswhnn’ he tell down an sins. horwallintlieflilbertk Beuetttao- tormandwhohassincsbeenspar tient at the Danbury hospital. is re- portedtodytobastiilinacrltlcai condition. He has not yet regained consciousness. ' lie to Friday the number of deer «senor-tad to have been killed in this state slsee the new law went into et- lect August 1 was 1.070. Superinten- dent John M. Crunpton oi the lab and [an commission. thinks that as many more have been killed but not reported.» we.“ 'oo‘ummFuoicbmb'siuTrsi'y‘m a requisition on the governor of New Yeti state for the extradition of Jill I ins Singer. under arrest in New York. mismm.m theft. resell anon William H. Brennan of that city I“ I.” unborn“ to convey “ml lsll Women. will be held in the Cummilufl In In extra-aunt '31- Al l 79‘ ,manh' “I. of Edam. m. M brim to this state. Several gangs of linenmn were en- gagd yesterday in resetting the poles , and stringing new wires along Con- necticut avenue, between Norwalk and Stanford. As for as possible the old poles are being used. although they will be shorter than previously. Sov- al'al d the wires this time are being strung through a cable. and it is not anticipated that such a complete wreck of wire lines will occur again. Stamford Lodge. No. 899, s. P. o. n..' is to hold its 260th regular session in his-onto Hall. tomorrow. Grand Exalt- ed Ruler James R. Nicholson and oth- eromcernsre espootndtobepreaent. The district deputy will pay an oflicial visit at tile time. Ruler's Association will unset in Stam- ford on the same date. and will be guests of the local lodge in the swell» ‘ing. A meeting of the executive board or the Connecticut Federation of We- men's Clubs will be held at the Hotel Garde in Bastion. at. 10:30 Tuesday morning. with. Hrs. Frances Sheldon Balm or New Haven, president of the federation, presiding. The nomin- ating committee will present its re- port and arrangements will be com- pleted tor the luncheon of the rodeo ntion at the Allyn House. Saturday. Jannry 15. . Bank Statements Did you read the published Istemonts or the banks in our City? Did.» you may”, on ' ”are: In! ism that this but .3 “19 Infant ratio of earned I’lul'plus and mm Bast Santos 1 Stands for strength, semi: 'h‘nd solidity. This. mom» ”d with: uperim- Rervfm m. _s desirahle bank to sea-so eMUE.L.Leo [his ticket and reservations through J. The Past Exalted . Vice house alongside the pond. snowman; Wit 'l‘u FosThatCoHfiYoura, fil-Imm melee-ml .UNDER'PAKER ., she. roses: House. 098. 21 WMHIIIOTON 81'. l NEW BED lam sumac l Oysters Frost Fish Dry New Bedford Escallops lmmrwammmnm_ iandbostphotoplayprsduetioosandoo WWI “Tl-lg DEVIL'G PRAYER—800K." in strict honing with the pollny of mm“mmmm" I... “mmmdfimom the house is lads; storing the tenure release of the Klaus-Edison service. ‘ “The halls Pnuomflsok." starring. I two We marinate-lath mo Hanlon and Arthur Hoops. The .pm "3"} “-4. How To The Line gt lilo Chie- fall where they our, ltisanaoknowlodxedlactthsttheeonstantlnernsiu patronaseoi thebestwnmbuysrs o! duality. place this!!!- as the leading martinis in Coal, Wood, Lime. com and Building sister RAYMOND BROTHERS tor the Maya west. :37 Washington St. storyotthepumisoneoterhzhix field tors hint class dramatic pres-r #— entallonondtheco-bisationot the mum-catamaran this MwaMsnulttbstwufl naturally follow such outlined start. Hisaillllflnlllnotsiphotoalayutilitiesi andhsrweskhsswoniaor anoan scan-sellers.“ walk ArthuI Hoopsisvry'weilknown. in ‘i‘l'haI. Devil's W” lies llsnlonj plmadsaanolelnawudeflflnaanI Ia. Oates-devotion“ the thdabnntiuwillbe mum-WWW Matthew-WW ty.“TneChoat.” unloads-must, WMMMMW inflow Yea-Lismayatsnoohersalie in the history at Norwalh. EVery --e—-—.I economy eons swam 3 seem not or The Greatest Marked Down Sale never carry. any over into next season best choice. Come and save money. theta-imasourpriessauesttsthavwiem. . WITH run mas, use may hens. «was. true and man f the PARIS We? garment must be sold. as we Early buyers will get the You will not he an to resist scum nonwaur. edibatthbpiayissnuosotlos. l'sn-‘ nioWardboneotlhnnouhtllliant Wlfleadquarters For Cooking utensils of at! kinds. crockery, china. stoneware, gal- vanised ware, oil and gas heaters. MINT K". gas mantles and burners. electric irons, etc. Albert E Gehebc Phone 1060-2 25 Washington St. Prompt Delivery. So. Nor-walk Ladies’ Bronzs Button BOOTS A STYLISH SHOE FOR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. Special Store Hon rs: THIS STORE CLOCES Mondays at ozoeP. M“ ‘ Saturdays at 9:30 P. M. - CONNEALLY ll WASHINGTON STREET South Norwslk. Conn. All kinds of Fish 3 [and Round Clams Cutbill’s BRIDGE HAW 11 North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone rob .: ‘ West street. Booth Norwallr. who}? in been ill, is much better. ‘ ‘ All the towns In the state have nowI tiled their school enumeration returns with the exception or the town oil Canterbury. I Bostonian this week, the. Strand memento! Anthonyftloroolmo. the I popular manager of the Alhambra and the bosom. , one annual masquerade ball ori mford Section Council or Jew-l the Sanford. on the evening of January' ‘20th. f falls upon a rich youth. who is repre- ‘sented by Frank Mills. She finally There wore a party of South Nor- walk Ellis at Stamford Lodge's club- house on Park Place. Friday night. and they brought along considerable merrlment, which was shared by the local members.—~Stamtord Advocate. -.... .""‘"l Among the passengers sailing today on the steamship “St. Louis” of tho tSavannh Line tor Jacksonville. is Mr. Henry B. Gorbam. who procured M. Layton & 00., Inc. Agents 0! the Savannah Line at South Nor-walk. ice cutting commenced on Brookside Lake yesterday. The ice is from sew- en to eight. inches in thickness and at very good quality. About twenty-live men were engaged in the work. and a large quantity was stored in the bin J}- L. Sachtler. a former resident of East Norwalk, but who has been lo- acted for several years in Ridgefleld Washington. has sent to friends in Norwalk a. copy of the Morning Ore- gonian. published in Portland, Oregon. The paper is a souvenir edition, and contains live sections of twelve pages each. It gives an interesting history of the place, and Is a fine example of the printing art. According to reports received here, Comodore-E. C. Benedict. of Indian Harbor. who'ls cruising in the West Indies. has fallen ill and: is under the ears of a physician. The exact na- ture of the commodore's complaint ccivéd'by friends here, but it is un- dished that while the stack is not .mm actions. it willrpreeent him tress "mining to his home in the transfer the unwind" otthe winter. ._ John Stewart. or team. N. r, “annulus In M hrskeman on newts-a; New mm and null lord .m was than to the Da- :vdated with. You are influéto fill and get other Importing, mammary. sum: m m Throw-ml!" whlb‘atwukalni’masfilwhsnina I. I ’ mommfl-cuwv . 3 j Io! the artistes appearing on the m mount lemons: and “The Cheat" at Ifers her enmitytoplay other best. For Wednesday. the Ibis lotto attraction. our... Threads Anna: the Gold" will be played. This feature with the stamp of Metro approval. cannot be over-estimated. on the well known son; or the same nomensdfoatnrsa‘lucbard J.Joae.A‘sI I That's the sort we offer yo it here. a special attraction for Wellhead-U night only. James T. Bowman. the well-known Dsnhnry baritone sinner will swear at the Regent. rendering “Silva Threads man the Gold” whichhehas alwayssunswithueat, There will be special music! success. as well and the principal fact is that the prices will not be some“. On My. George Ellison will appear lnanewesposeetthedmshabit. thkmr:"0ntridaymndr| bustle inure-aw Paramount "The Rt fort Candidate.” PALACE THEATRE. Wednesday. Jam tab. Beale Barrlscnle phi- tba son at ‘a girl who marries for money in “The Golden Claw." Miss Ban-Isolde is shown as living with her mother (Truly Shannen The! are in straightened clrcnnstances though he. suit the girl makes up her mind to marry a man of wealth. Her choice tells him um she is marrying him let money alone. but he does not belisVo it. Mills loses his wealth through the pinching out or the vein in th- silver mine in which he is names. ‘liia wile represents him for the less or his . wealth and he is gnarled to do his ut‘ most to recoup his fortune. By luck! deals in Wall street. he restores him- self to his former position as a man of means. but the strain 0! constant et- iort and concenrntion in moneymak- lug make him into a sort of machine. Then Miss Barrlscale. as the heroine ‘begins to notice that she has lost the lever that so srdently wooed her and. she realises the hollownees of luxury and wealth without affection. 0n the anniversary oi her marriage she goes to see her husband in his othce, and when‘she reminds him oi what the day I Isl-based . j Icicle earrlscaie In ‘The M cow theatre, Stamford. will be under the} i all time. I l l i _‘ Illamliton of the same place. Ths5 wound was intemperance. The con- ple were married on November :5. the petitioner's maiden name being Howard. I Elisabeth Doubt of Norwalh. was furniture of Quality ‘ The kind that becomes part of your lite and satisfies lor FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. MM.NWOII. Ids Moss NEW IDEAS. thatasaasoldasartitsaltarere ileetedin may at theattroctive mod’ etc we are showinx in FINE FWOTURE. Depreciation oi famous old style: staunch Moron just now. but we are also showing the very best. of ornamental design that are dis tinctly now. an and see our Furniture’and asnfi Goodlob " I MM HAIR 8m RoseI. ldunush oi llrldseport. ob tained a divorce trom Euclid W. Le being intolerable enmity. The cumin were married on April 14. 1'10. lira. Lamarsh was also given the custody of a minor child. Jennie M. Hamilton of Norwalk. was ~ ADA seam, amazes. DEAD. i .4 ----.w.~. w. Well-Known Star in Shakespearean and Other Roles Expires. new YORK. Jan. ill—Ada Rem the well-known actress. died Saturday afternoon of arterial trouble at Reese volt hospital, where she had been con Illned eight days. The actress' teal noise was Ads Crchan. but early in her career a ty- pographical error on a theatre pro! “gram dropped the “C." and since then she had been known as Ada Rehan. . Miss lichen was born in Limerick. lrcland. April 22, 1860. and was l divorced from Frank Dembl. The! . MIUALK PM! are let n‘bolnt out to you its min! plaintiff alle dessrtlm on April merits. 1 mo. ’l‘liefizguple married on Aug- . "w T" M est 2:. 1903, . v We Have Glasses on Our Minds Wethinkendworlroverthe sous. Nomik, Good Clothing 5‘“ ”mm °‘ “W M REASONABLE salons 05's needs all the time: it our business. If requiring at: $1.00 ‘A WEEK best eye service, we mm. PAYS THE BILL mend Ourselves with confi- dense. THAMER Outlets. Optometrists. Opticians. a7 Atlantic Iowan. m or. M Oat. Ivanhoe Est. “VI Footwear The Gorham l0 Flats!" liMMlmmw WINTER CMTSIIG Immvnmorm & BRACKEN TELEPHONE tarot..- a Happy new-vans. . « mono. ovum. it» if the walls of your lib-10' an" resplendent with covering: at beautiful wall paper—paper as). » , refreshes the home. makes it: cheerful and inviting. m we are in a. position to oflerm some exceptional papers at on tremery low prices. Won‘t you”. us show them? ? ' means. thinking that he would give her I brought to this country by henpsaents some flowers or other token of his love I when five years old She was educated she is bitcrly disappointed by his «do In. Brooklyn and made hon- iirst pretee- wss undisclosed in the advices re-’ ly handing her a check for titty thous- and dollars. Miss Barriscale is next seen enter- taining a former the] oi Mills who is also a rival in the stock market. IBY this mans machinations Mills becomes involved to such a degree that he wants to borrow the money he had pre sented to his wife. In order to get him in order to win him back to her- ,eer. bliss Barrlscalo refuses to old him. suicide when he overheats his wife telling his rival that she had refused him in order 0 win him back to her- self. At this disclosure he masterfully sends the other men on his way and with some of his old tire he takes his .fitranged wife to his bosom. .-..... JUDGE GAGER GIVES FOUR W0- . MEN THEIR‘FREEDOM. [shells Rockman, Bass Lsmarah. Jen- nie Hamliton.alld Ellum Dombl Are the "Lucky” Ones. Four uncontested divorces were yantedbyiudgeaexsrinthecm Superior Court last week. llaybelle 'He is ruined and is about to commit . Iaional appearance as Clara with on Iver Doud Bryson in “Across the Con tinent, " in 1871. The following season 'she joined John Drew’s comm lat the Arch street theatre, Phlladel» iphls. where she assumed a number of iimportant roles. Following this she played the part of Ophelia in "Ham let" with Edwin Booth. She later ap peared as Virginia with John McCul- lough‘in "Virginia." and. after boinx in a stock com in Albany. Balti- more and elsewhere. she finally an peered in “Thoroughbred" in Wood’s Museum. April 26, 1876. Her most notable ang'nemanta were :ioyed under the direction of Aug- mtin Daly in Bolts theatre. her debut under» this management being made NEW TERM BEGINS JAN. 3. mmcourss m Nor-wall. alum-s. r... “Glover’s We are showing an excellent shoe for every day wear at NOTICE. mumm PAYS ou.me~ Notice then its: on the m I!” set a duplicate slip M driver with our some and before selling. 3 ROWAN sr. can not; $2.00 and $2.50 'Ohr dress shoes from $3.00 to $5.00 . Are correct in style and absoluter depemlable. Nor-walk 8a. luv-ll: .a~———-—— ~..—————_.._._ views. Jan. 1a—Jm n:- as Lu Ten Eyck in "Divorce," some» 3' Gianna: .her30.1m. one restrained with the Dsly company until 1899. assuming ”‘" ‘: roles in more than 300 plays. _....._______, , - wiirfind a hrgc PROBE N - . aw mouse HATES. Y0 . mm of . I connoisseur-comma Chum 6““ “ “I”... “mm at tampons. ‘ . mass more rue um. '. 3 pass. 25¢ .Dave’y’s _ rho-gin _. _ 2 Thcficed &. var: Alllsllsncale Ftillllt ’” Successor to Wm. Ethos. 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