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ax-llayor William is. Hubbell, or
this city, who has been spending the
winter in Stamford, undergoing a
treatment for but trouble .is gradual-
ly improving. Mr. Hubbell has pur-
chased a tract or lanolin Standard.
3 as soon as the weather permits
3 emplates building a bungalow,
snaking his permanent home in Stanl-
m
Promise of the return of the “good
old summertime" is held out, even in
these bitter winter days, by the graj
mlly lengthening days. The lengtlr‘
of the period of daylight has already
in'creaoed twentythree minutes ‘ and
the end of the week the increase
have become a half hour. while
at the end of the present month the
(toys will be nearly an hour longer
than they were on January 1.
The twenty-sixth annual ball of C.
F. Comstock Lodge, Brotherhood of
Rillroad Tratnmen, will be held in
Wooster Hall, Thursday. February 24.
Thermal- of the ball will go for
the benefit of sick and disabled mem-
bers of the lodge. The cumulttee of
arrangements is composed 0! Andrew
Henley, chairman; c. A. Dyes and
Hnl'l'inon Geiger. Fox's orchestra is
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With Tar
For'flratColdotYoura
at good coal is its burning dailies.
are pleasing thousands and receive
thet ejudge. We have everything in
Phone 113-3.
THE ‘FO‘UNDATIQfi
will prove moat “statutory as it in tree from dust and slate. We
it you have not samplede the leading merchant‘s goods do so end be
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Benefit: of Open Alb-Teaching Child.
fin to Know Their Our! City.
Winchester, Mans.v0ne of the most
interesting experiments in open-air
classes has been conducted in the
Prince School. this city, particularly
as the results have been reduced to
exact figures. The experiment was
under way tour months when the pres-
ent report was made, and although :1
moat too early to make comparisons;
in point 0! school work, or to lay too
A test or any kind of our Coal
compliments from all direction.
the bullde line that is lip-1&3
:37 Washington St.
Frost Fish
Dry New Bedford
Escallops
All kinds of Fish
and Round Clams
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
yr North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
the borne ol' the couple, who are not
married. In Wood street. about 6:10
o'clock, this morning. Ofilcer John E.
Reynolds called and issued a warning,
but after he left White punched and
knocked Miss Fitzgerald down.
Lincoln Council, No. I, 0. U. A. 11..
to furnish music for the evening.
it Scoutmasters' session of the Nor- i
'- walk, Boy Scouts was held last even:
in; in Roodner’s Hall, on Washington
stl‘e'et, and routine business was
tramoted Two new members were
admitted to the school at last night'33
1 mating, and from the Way tblnga are
not progressing, a big year seems
certain. During the meeting, pians3
was made for a proposed hike tor-
the ecouunastcrs to Nash's Island,
over Saturday and Sunday.
This Friday‘ evening, at the Nor
walk Methodist church assembly
rooms, there will be a meeting 0! the
Ken’s Assembly. This is a new club
recently formed in the church to help
toward a get- together movement
among the men of the church. Dun
ing the evening. there will be good‘3
speaking, and refreshments. All mem-
bers of the organisation are requested
fo be present, and a line time is ex
_ peeled.
The meeting for work on the surgi‘
cal dressing will be omitted this week.
Hereafter the work will be done in
the home. Next Thursday, January
. 27th, at 2. 30 o’,clock the meeting will
i. be at Mrs. G. S. Kendall's, 61 Elm-
1. 3 wood avenue. All are welcome.
_ Plenty of work for willing hands. The
committee wish to thank the rector
of Trinity church for the Kindly in
terest shown in extending them the
use of the Parish 'Hall.
Edward White was arrested this
morning by Detective Sergeant
mamas Leatherlin'd charged with as-
sault on Miss Grace Fltsgerald. Both
parties are colored. White will be
tried before Judge George R. Vos-
hin-gb in the downtown court tumor-v
rowmornlng. The trouble'blarted at
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count with :g m {:0
{0339223330 be solved is how.
e greatest security
Isryonr deposit. It with.
thatm security,
good advice,
littlmlnl)’ meets the re—
birernehis of- its W” ...
.wlll hold a regular business meeting
on Friday night. The third degree will
be conferred on two candidates. Tire
boys are working hard rehearsing for
the mlnstrels, which will be held in
tire near future, and promises to be .
the best they have ever undertaken.
A chowder supper will be served at
ter the meeting. All members and
those taking part in degree work are.
urged to be present
AN ANCIENT TRAGEDY.
tagu'e collection In London tells of a
strange tragedy "done in Holborn.a
little before Clir”istinas, several cen-
turies ago: "A boy seven years old
came up into n gentleman's chamber
and prattled to him and drew his
sword andflourished with it. The
gentleman being in bed, wondered .‘to
see the boy .ioss his blade so. and
said: “So, good boy. thou‘llast done
well. Put in the sword." The boy
persisting, the gentleman rose and
held him the scabbard. and the rude
handed lad, thinking to sheath the
sword. lustily chopped it Into his
body. Company were called. One of-
teled to strike the child. ”Let him
alone; quoth the gentlemen. ‘God is
3nst."l‘.bis boy's tather did 1 MIL the
years since and none knew. Now he
hath revenged it.‘ And the gentleman
New {pd Dainty Dress Shoes
in
standud shades.
Ladies" Shoes r... swings:
'l‘ripple Toe Hosiery
In Silk, Lisle or High-grade Cotton in all of the new and
great stress on physical improve
meat, the figures are of wt inter-
est. The seventh grade of the Prince .
School were‘ housed In : clan-room
which had been altered so that a full
supply or fresh air could be admitted?»
.Control measurements were made of;
the pupils in another seventh grade!
class in the same building In an on:
'dinary room, and the children weret
3preeulnabiy under the some general
condition or health home anvil-om}
intent, etc. The result was that the!
of the Latest Models.
CQNNEALLY._
South Norwalk, Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET
STORE CLOSED MONDAY EVENINGS AT 6:30 UN.
TIL FURTHER NOTICE.
"fly”.nfi V
0hr Fresh
Roasted Coh-
ees, Peanuts
and Electric
Ground
Peanut Butter
Are the Talk
oi the Town
and our
hcrcasell
Salesi’rove
They Are the
Best.
‘hioupli Said
on
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ANIMAL LIFE IN RAW SAL'L
Just west of Promontory Point 5th 1
lion, Utah, is a pond out ofl‘trom theinm with testing
Great Salt Lake by the railroad uni-i pointing to his bare head.
bankment. At times of high water in
litre lake this reservoir this by perco} wm. that the cab whirled down the In the mill cities of the all“?
:atreet and away to the other side of
'lstlon. through the embankment, but
during the summer the water In on
An- historical paper in Lord Mon ‘centmted t0 a “fine by imporwmh rily tannins up This time It stopped3 NEW HAVEN 5‘“ 19‘9“”
The deep pink color or the brine is a
phenomenon that appears in salt
contmtlon is reached in the
ponds of San Francisco buy this col ’
or is due to a certain bacillus ulilcbi
the heaps oi ball. as it is piled for:
drainage and shipment. Prohlbltlve
to life as such an environment might.
be considered, strong natural brines
are. in :l'sct, inhabited by a number-3
of minute organismsuaniinnls us well
as plants. The pink color disappear“
in Winter or when fresh water is in
troduced into the pond The Southl
ern Pacific company has done some;
experimental work on preserving piles3
and railroad ties by soaking them in3
the pond—United States Geological!
Bower. . *fih‘u’", .
:inn is inn?
3 slim. ”Sf ~8le TEA
Here's Grandmotbm Recipe to bark-
an and Beautify Faded Hair.
That heautitui even shade or dark,
glossy hair can only bound by brewing
a mixture 0! Sage Tea and Sulphur.
1
_ Your hair is your alarm. It make: or
mars your face. When it radon. turns
gray, streaked and looks dry. wispy
and sci-agiyly. just an application or
two of Sage and Sulphur enhance its
appearance ‘a bundnsdlolll. '_ _ ”f.
Don’t bother- to prepare the 316mb;
-mmmmamm storejaflio
- cant bottle «of f'Wimth‘rl bailout”!-
pbur compouudf' ready to me.- in.
can always be depended anemic bring
' » lost his hat.
no; Wildly mm a obi-ner- rand,-
. Ill aid ,6! ti: ,
I “This advertiser means busuwss"3
t—is the mental observation of those
who sees a Sentinel classified adver-
tisement repeated over and over
again. And most people are. finally,
won over by persons "who means
business." ”"
BUYING A HAT IN HAWAII.
3 It Costs More to Find the Article Than
. it, Old to Purchaseglt.
In his eagerness to see a whaledur-
ing the voyage between Honolulu and
the Island of Hawaii, Homer Cray
who tells about his adventures in
Travel, leaned tom over the rail and
i
After arriving at the island he
climber into n taflcahand told the
driver to take him to a hat store. “Do
you understand?" he asked; {'A bet
sto‘ .
"You, for sure; all right,” the Japa-
nese chauffeur unaltered-e;
They: went bumping upctlre Itreet,
ponds generally when a certain con- on my head [want something put on for Harttord to lay before Governor
““3“." dec]ared Mr. Croy, who was now
lives in saturated brines and also inlflght,” replied the chauffeur, with a
;ot hats. Mr. Croy had to pay twice
open air class made a greater average}
lproportlon of gain as mucus ill
weight. 1.82 pounds; in height, .26!
lichen; lured blood. 7.62 per cent.
1 Newark, N. J.——-Eduoators in all
parts at the world are making lnqulr—t
lea concerning Newark's school novel-
ty which takes the term of a book-
nained “Newark Study " In this pub-
lication. the board of Education is try- I
log to awakan a live Interest in the
city and its affairs among the school
children Newark claims the origin of
the Idea. although New Orleans and
Chicago have made similar claims.
The book is a local encyclopedia, and
its value lies in the inducement ot
the school children to know their own
city. its problems and its government.
Sanitation measures. the methods at
1thc police and fire department, the
transportation facilities. the parka
and playgrounds, the men who laund-
ed and new rule the city. and a vast
fund of information which will be
useful toward citiaenship and under-
standing of their duties and obliga-
lions—ell this is included in “New“
Study " The most recent recommenda-
than of Superintendent J. Wilmu
Kennedy is that a special room be not
snide in each school building tor inn.
lorial for study of the city.
Boston-Januchuutta is going Into
:the business of teaching by mail, and
the first bulletin oi the Correspolr
deuce Study Division is being distrllr
uted. Sixty-six correspondence coarser
are furnished to rcaldautl ot Masar-
,chuletta. under thb llrst schedule.
inow moped. A special course has
““9 “i a“ ”M’mm“ "K- Halt" been arranged tor those who are pro»
“i want a but not a bed." .‘Ilr. Croy- paring to take civil service cumin»
"3 “m 3t '0? thin." lions. A course in civics tor Immi-
igranta is also included to accommlr
date the thousands or adult aliens
& unicorn
TELEPHONE 1475-2.
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WASHINGTON ST.
TEL. 37:. .
"Yes, for sure, all right."
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the town, while the tart bill was men‘ SEEKs EXTRADITION.
before. a barber shop 3Nicholoa P. Bush. of Chattanooga.
“No; I don't want anything um Tenn" came here yesterday and left
Holcomb the request of Governor Rye
of Tennessee for the extradition of
Julius and Ethel Stone, arrested here
recently. and who are wanted in Chat
grin .tanoogs on charges ct, murder and
Screen for which they have been In-
They went clatter just as for on the dicted there The prosecution result—
other slde oi'- the town as they could a m. the confession at the woman
and drew up bbtorc a store that as an to the local police
atterthouglrtnpparently carried a line __,_ _______.__.._.._..
Nantucket Island is being washed
away at the rate of six feetm year on
its southern side.
quite hum.
“You. for Waure i understand all
the price of a hat on the way to buy
it, but this did not seem to worry
the driver. who after the manner of
automobile drivers. stood up under It
(bravely.
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commoner in
rent in Biliil
Try tibia! * Hair detail-lair, gloaey,
wavy and beautiful at once.
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the joy o! it. Your hair-r becomes
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cycling girl’s otter-a Danderlne hair * Self ' g 3 m “ ' I share proilts with you by shins cure you: ill. on m stream
cleanse. Just try this—moisten a m“. mp buying ~ you the lowest prices on isyemguar- restore 7°" health
cloth with a little Danderllie mucous “a” a“ w.” Man. in “,anteed tin made into locum Whether you prescribe M
fully draw it through your hair. tat * Eddy 33mm or not
lug one small strand at manic. Pride
will cm the hair of dust. dirt or
encasalveoil.andlniultatewm._ . ~
meatsfllou have doubled the beauty at
Your hair. .A dellxhwul surprise
awaits those me hair has benching“;
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A new and attractive 9 inch Black
Kid Lace Boot
' 7 over S ’
STORE -CLOSED .MONDAY‘
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
_ ‘Nomik 3
mintzs
January
Clearance SALE
A few of the many Specials
that we are offering at this sale
ALL 51,50 FOWNES’ GLOVES ......... 31,19
ALL $1.25 GLOVES ....... . ............... 99¢
ALL 51,00 GLOVES ...................... 39¢
51, 00 Crepe Kimonos ...................... 79¢
29¢ Men’ 5 Ties .............................. 19¢
12y¢ Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs .......... ‘. . . 9¢ ~
50¢ Windsor Ties ......... ., . ................ W 3
25¢Wind50r'1‘ies....i‘ ..................... m
95m Sweaters ............ , .............. $3, 50
$2, 00 Sweaters . . . . . ...................... $1,419“
$1. 50 Children's Sweaters ................. 99¢"
31 00 Children’ s Sweaters ....... ; ........... 7“
SPECIAL CORSETS .. ......... '. ............. 49¢
59¢ Umbrellas ...... 3 ............ 39¢
$1.00 Long Flannelette Kimonos ............ 79¢
l2V2¢Hose. . .. ........... ‘9¢ pair
25¢Hose..................-......... ........... 19¢
50¢SilkHose ...... ................ 35¢
$1.00 Silk Hose ............................ 15¢
25¢ Muslin Drawers. ........................ 19¢
SPECIAL MUSLIN DRAWERS .............. 50¢
. Special Muslin Gowns. . . . . . . ....... . .......... 25¢
$1. 00 and $1 25 Combinations ............ -69¢
Very Fine Combinations at. ................. $1 95
50¢ F‘lannelette Gowns ........... » ......... 39¢
Flannelme Skirts .............. . .............. 25.
ALL 51,00 SHAPES . ...................... 25¢ .
ALL 1 ,50 SHAPES. ........ ........... 50¢ ' “
$350 TRIMMED HATS .................. 99¢ '
37,00 COATS 153.”
$12.00t0S15,00C0ats..i.........~ ...... ”95
$22.50 Plush Coats ..................... $14.95
Odd Suits at ............................... $4 H95
812 95 to $15 Suits .................... $7.95
“$15 to $18 Suits ................... 89.95
“B 00 Dresses, One-half price ............. s3 00
$8 00 Dresses, One-halt price ....... ‘. . f. . . 94,“
$10 00 Dresses, One-heir price ............ $5, ,
Fine Corduroy Skirts ..................... 9Lg , ,
$2 00 Serge Skirts ....................... $1.09 3 ,1
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MOE.
Wm. Pigeon
LADIES’
UP TO DATE
Foo-Meat
before selling. ,
3 ROWAN 81‘. EAST NOW” I.
PHONE 141
85.00
Phone 4'99
37 Fort Street. East NM ,
Formula series.
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' WHA? YOU NEED],
mdepaintedlnsldatturoollna.
; aadheatina. . ,-
“Storm, Tight" tooling. Wed
5 years. 1 ply. $1. In per roll. 2 ply,
“ - sins flet' roll
no. victor 8t. , ,
is somewhere on our shelves.
stock at ‘
DRUGS AND MEDICINE
contain that which is necessary
l
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. “
Phone 1100-132
tle or thin. Besides beautifying the
hair. Danderlna dissolves every pith“
hole at dandruff: cleanses. plagues
3WPIIIEII’ new? _
Norwalk Chronicler