some expense.
m and station and
_ travel by our route
’ll reach your destination.
”ou’ll want to stop at Com-
omille, the fare is just as
low as if you lived in Misery
' hiew shert miles below.
The difference is wonderful,
‘ he air is clear and bright,
the only thing you need to do
18’ use our Anthracite.
; Shoninger
1 Gordon
. .I’Christie & Son
i Raven &,Bacon
$65.00 AND’UP
ii
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THE GREATEST OF ALL CLEARANCE SALES IS
AT THE PARIS STORE.
No need of you looking elsewhere, as the best merch—
andise in town you will find here. We buy cheaper and sell
cheaper than any store on earth. Our prices cannot be beat,
comparing quality of Women's Coats,
Suits, ‘Dresses,
Dancing Frocks, Skirts, Blouses, Petticoats and Mulls.
no PA R I 5 Cloaks 8r Millinety
33 S). Main Street, So. Norwalk
MEN
EMMA“
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w“
L W.... _._ -mm
The provislons u! this nature W€l¢‘(
called to the Aucmbly's attention
with the recommendation that Ihei
Assembly pan acts either repealing
or altering them.
The commission also thought it
but to rearrange the entire body of
the Statutes. In the Revision of 1902
the principal provisions were put in.
the first part of the book and all
the others were arranged by topics,
alphabetically I
In the new revision all the pIOIi-I
tltlllh have been classified, first intoI
main atvisions and then into titles,
Inud chapters. The new work is about
,onethlrd as large again as the rc-‘l
6,500
“$1011 of 1902, having about
set" trons.
Sensibly Priced
Galelyd Brennan
‘2 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Sold on.Crcdit?
l W
l
Specials for Friday
CODFISH ....... “.20ou.
HADDOCK ........................... . 10¢ lb.
TILE. ................ .. 16¢ lb.
SALMON .................. .. . .......... .. 16¢ lb.
MACKEREL ........ 16¢ ll).
HERRING. ............ 3¢In
SMELT............. ........ ................20¢1I..
BLUE FISH ........ 18¢le
BUTTER ......... . .
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’ 5 Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk. .
u..-.-u|
16¢ ll).
’
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
R NORTH MAIN STREET
.7 ouwALK
fl
Roper, Best Work, Beet Price: !
. l Bookkeepers and Stenog—
hers, male and female.
ALL and let us tell you
the Splendid Chances
[South Nor-walk
Dart Chi-or"
“I Raymond
Iona: am, 593,
E, R—TIAIIK ER , ‘
l
prion: our!t
Fresh Sea Food
Steak Cod. ...... .. 20c lb. Steak Halibut . . . . .. 25c lb.
Steak Salmon ...... 24c 1b. Steak Tile .. . . . . . . . 18: lb.
Large Smelt 22c lb. Fresh Mackerel . 20c lb.
Weak Fish ....... 16c lb. Flat FI'sh 12c lb.
Butter Fish. ....... v15c 1b. Haddock .. . . . . . . .. Ioc lb
Herring. Ioc lb. Finnan Haddies 16c lb.
LARGE SEA ESCALLOPS . 80¢ qt.
PROFIT SHARING BANK COUPONS.
Beers Meat it Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST”.
Norwalk Phone 881.
...._.... “ r
SPECIALS
Delicious Butter, 3 lb. .. .......................... 39¢I
Fresh Roasted Coffee, a 1b 21¢
Dunbam's Cocoanut, IOC 13kg. cut to , .8¢
LiVe Oak Buckwheat 3 1b. pkg. ~cut to ............. 19¢
Pure Maple Syrup, large bottle .25¢
FanCy Head Rice .4 lbs. 25¢
A. STULL
24 dottage Street. ,a ' 5 East Norwalk.
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5-,
5m
3
m 5130,25
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SCIUTH NORwALK, CONN.
[-25 Washington Street
49.: an
NeW Spring Middy Blouses
See West Window
AT .
A DIP KERMAN 85 SON
‘77 Isl
Ihc commission was submitted aI'IcI
..I't bud been completed by the com
lllllrtlon to prisons who were c-on
corned In the actual administration
lot the paiticular pl‘O\lSlollb‘ with tluI‘:
’IIourISt that they Ieliea them andf
ltO 1th any cIrOIs OI omissions.
,2 ’l‘ht assistance r'dendmc to the;
. c Innnisaion in this Way wax louud to
in my \aluhible The law govcrul
In; the commission provided that the
cloth“ ol‘ the commission should prc
parc Ihc index. 'lhat has not as yet
bu-n completed, but must be filed.
\lllll the GcncIaI Assembly below its
. iltl;(lul'lllllt‘lll. 'l‘ho annotations in the
rem-ion of 1902 “ill be brIouglII‘Voun!
l’l Catt In the rillllll toxin that lltcl
‘Ihcrc IIaIe. Whether OI not it “ill.
‘hc found desirable to print Inc now
lacusion in one or “NO \olumts has.
.1,” bccn detcimlncd because Ihc no
limit) OI the commission P\ltfldc(l
louly to rcporting a [ll'Ol'tI‘tlS‘tl IcIiSion
to the present Gonorul Assembly.
In the cuso oi the l‘flln‘loll of 190::
:Ill.‘ tommlmion Icpoitcd to the As
acmbly 0! 1901 and that adopted its
to; mt and then r‘clcrrcd it bark to
tho commission uilh instructions to
.inctupmuto the acts passed at that‘
session. Shouldlhut coursi- bc adopt-l
ml by this Ilcgislaturc, it would not.
no possible ltrptint the new revision
lllulll III-III your. .
I
'l‘hI- conunission, which Was crouI~I
ml by the Imgiriuluro III 1915 con-
H.195 ot’ Frank 12‘ Ilcaiy, chairman;
llimst l. lsbI-li oi NI“ llawn, .InlIu
\‘.. Iiuuka of ll‘ridrcporl, Frank I).
lluIIII-s of Portland and Harry III.‘
luck ot‘ lillllngly, Ihc cquprnauIlmI,
.Il' tilt‘ll of which. including the
t'ltTli, William M. llnltbic. living
.IIEIJIIIG, with an allowance of $1,000
I'm upcnsos .
1 liming“ Minor lulu-III: abscnu- in
ll‘ ‘.I (ll Ansonitt ltmk his pluu- with
Iiw commission.
A; (submitted .lllt‘llt‘poll ()1 MIN
,t'llllillilrtllllll is in typewrlllcn lqnn
and consists of about ciuhlcou \“ol
tum:I of manuscript of an Inctugc
:Inickmms of an inch and II half.
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‘IIIIIIIIII MIIIIII
l
I
2
l
W :4.qu will] Mrs: Gruntinn“ singinv
Finest Cream..ry Butler 41}: lb
Lean Smoked Shoal lders lS‘éc lb
-ircs lllt‘ club meetings. I
I
T'“ llflt
. \Ilmn Mrs. (‘bnnman explained to the II
Al COMMUNIIY Clllll
av“— ‘-0
(Continued from First Page.)
tho peIfctI
playing. '
élll'mlhhl to tho \lollnisl
ISIIMIOII of beautiful piano
.W Ml,“ llccker is a \iollnlst of experi-
omc and puts Into her playing on
cotton: technimm nu wnII as beauty :IlIiS dulsioii of tho judge advocate cspccial strength in prominent Indus idem Thomas
goth-prnl In his IuvoI“ entitles him to lllill: :Iotublv Bethlehem. firucibloand ”,0“de
,..i numbpxlllll’ IIIl'ltIIcIIcc bclwceu the pm ol u U
of tone and interpretation.
I‘ll'fi. lulliu.....
)co‘nsislcd of a group of songs, “Si;
nu .: \cra amicnl den ullcs, " by Roy- l
II.Ildo Hahn, “C‘radlo Song" by lbunol
liuhn. and “Mollu-I Dear" by Manul
Litton: the first has seldom. been
sung more beautifully heroic :I Nor l
\I'uln oudlcnce. In the second mull
third songs erl Grumman sliowcd.
llt‘l‘ beautiful command or the simple
cluld's song's. She. was enthusiasti-
cally applauded. Miss Ilcckcr‘s scc-
and number, “Romance," Opus 26, ot
J. H. Svcndncn was cxcccdinuly bean
tlful and won. fur the young artist
on moon" to which she responded
with one of Krcieler's compositions.
t’l‘hc musical port. of tho. psozroII‘
l‘t'urrv Mo back to Old -\'irp.inn_v."
The audience was loath to have “I"
In‘nszrum close and all present were
hisblx do" “II‘I'Id \Iilh tho music of
‘lw Mlt‘l‘nOOI‘l-
A print sociIl limo. l‘ollowod with
“(be serving of tea and the general
Inn-din) hr‘enitulilv which Cllfll‘(‘alel‘-
An important. announcement was
,ql llm plum of "M urnarmu
Inc leW‘l present an offer ulticlI had
bum: Enron In tho rth- in muted in rations
”I“ IIIr‘nIIctIcn of an amateur play. By. Mr. Cuudce or Norwalk—
tc bc given by the Drmmflit‘. AssociII-' ' ~
Indiny an act couccrtnn Ieturn
lieu of ”to “Allow: nf an Rochelle Aim g . _ .. ..
\Vli_1l1n flmnnpyn lion "f the Cow. of process ol‘ civil action. Judicxau.:
lumih club the young ladies of the‘ By. \Ir. Candcc of Norwalk—-.
A great part. of the work 0‘;
”(Wind it
rIStram 8. Hyatt
Norwnlk'aLeading 13qu Store
A Splendid Line ofKnil Underwear
For Men Women and Children
AND SIZES.
SEPARATE PANTS 'A'ND VESTS AND COMBINATION SUITS IN MANY STYLES
Reliable. Hosiery oi all Grades
GORDON AND “BEST KNIT” MAKES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. CADET, BLACK
CAT AND OTHERFAMOUS MAKES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Gloves for Men and Boys
in great; variety for all uses
llllllllll Ill Gllllllll llllll
OllllRIJlfll IN WASHINGIONS.
Second Regiment Officer Who Was
fin’o-{n «:99: «3: «:«:«:«: 00:90.» oo.».«'eo’«’«’»’u;
”2
O.
DemoledAflerPromotionBecause‘ ::
Rejected Officer Passed later, :3:
Wins Ills Appeal to War Depart- J:
"H Kneger 8: 030.?
West Washington Street
CO
C . '
’31“!er .e’fim‘
mem farllilterence In fay .. O ’T MISS OUR .,
- . , e
m“..- 3. D N h
\I'.'.Sluxo'ro:\', .lun. 2.“. The .3. ’2‘
llltlul’ :IdmcuII pcncrul of Iln- army z 3
Ida isuutd a ruling. ownulinu the .0 .n n 9:.
demotion oi Sccond lieutenant I'\ll-';.:.
guslu.» l7. Ilall ut t‘onIpan) ll
(llll (‘onnctticut lutuulu, (lltll‘ltll by
Lust. .Iunc, l-‘lrat Licutcnunl
I:.-.I-. oI‘ (‘ompam ll l'I—IIIIIl IluI modi-
l'..l Icsls lwi'ort "ding to tho bmdel.
iéI-I“II.II:,IIII Auuumis I’. Hull pu Sttl
Ind, on going to lllt" lIonlrI“.
prtnnotcd to it second
‘bc mcond Iicutmunl
I-ilII-IImIII‘s plucc. 'l‘hc
polio: up
hum:
\i nut that sonic crror hud ouul‘rml
:I HIV
»I~;cd for
in .‘Ill‘gllfl.
«\uinluutlous. l‘
and mist-ml
in III:
(‘\r||ltlllllll(lll
..\Il,juluut (lcncrnl (‘olc lhcu St‘lll him'
In IlII‘ Murder [(1 till lli‘
lwulI-nuni of (‘ouuumy
rcpulur plat-c
ll. and.
at
INIIIII un Ul‘(ltl domoliug LicIultnqu: 0
:az IllCl‘ .It the b()l‘lltl', \lilton t‘. In llnll In a mimic :‘llli‘l‘ lIlI Sin-mm ' >630
luIth lmd btcn Illlid “IIIIII ho \m. .
, mm d up to second lieutenant.
this poiul
Lieutenant
complications ch-d:
.Hull war: now u
liculI-nunt in the rcuulur
.IIIId us ill"ll_\' (llllt‘t'l'S advised
that tho t‘I--Innutlcut :Idjuiunt
LI‘.
(Illt‘ll.
::~\‘l onu
an my
lIiIu
Soul.‘
. . i:
AtlJulunl limit-rail (icortzts Ill, (‘olc Iuloo
it It‘lllill‘killllt‘ military cmnplicution. .
Sher-l
was
licIItt-nunc} .‘
In‘
con;
Of High Grade
2
"3
:00.
:90:0 0:”. .09...
bonds notes or other ccrtlticuIcs oI
indebtedness. Finance.
liy .\'l I“. Sherwood
llcpuir loan
of W cstpoi tw-
oi’ hiclm avs an
0 0
90:90:90: 06 .”:”:”:OO:”. ”:99
Winter Apparelgx
We have started this sale a month earlier than usual:
09
0,0 to give all a chance to make good use of their bargains. 0
"’ Boys‘ Mackinaws and Overcoats are included in our.
.. clearing out sale. ,4
of. ‘
or A I o d .
,:, argc ccoun 3 one ,I,
o o 0 ”I
zoezeogo... ””9“.“ 03;
iu‘l .olrsuln fruit and pmducc dual-r",
,‘III IiIl’Itlcut .us IIIIIQIIIIIIIILI to I'llill‘.
IL' EMILIO nus .II‘HSIed this momlu: b-
l n lmal police chIctixc and I» Iul<
o: 3.; 00" were mtcptt 1 lo?" his .I .
“‘l‘HI‘l lnul "0 ”ml’m'“ ‘" 4‘“an In dizcs \\'lllll damaged l.)\ div-Vision ;.II «uncut in tho lltllltl‘ ((llll‘l tmm -
mm,“ Iicutcnaul hc dc
cling“: to his Iommission
dIlIIIuIIicS apt-cared \\llt‘ll
u lt‘i-llllf'
cltlcd Io
Iv‘urtlu-I
Il.tI
lOl lwltv first. liculcu.mts
IIIIII Sinking. some may out oi
this dIIliculm, Idoulcxmnt llnll llltll
plucc .I~I .IIIolIlcinl sccond
I'iculcuunt. of tho \Vzlliucford com-
pun). and swim! out his ttIIIn nilh
llIi: compum “llllOlll orders
“hon he “at; quslcred out, he
“1'1 ot“-Iech :I III-“limos. pa) and u...
opted undt. pr.otcsl lic then .Ip
neultd to tho “or tlcu-Irttucul and
and 'I set no out
his Sl‘l"'\l( l‘
L‘L‘lllltl .llt utc IInIIt
dorm... the period of
tho iIoIdtI
BILLS IN THE LEGISLATURE
The following hills of local inter
us! were introduced
lure at limlord. )cslciday:
By ,I Mr. (Tnndee of Norwulk~
Ant-ending . section 864
statutes legarding estates. .-Eludi .
trlary. '
By Mr. (‘andec of \'or\\'alk—
Amending act concerning corpora
lions without capitol sibck. Incm-
porations. ’1
By Ml‘. Candec of NOI‘Wlllli—iAll‘l
thorixing NorwiIlk Hospital Associa-
tion to amended its articles of incor-
poration. Incorporations.
By. Mr. Candec, of Norwnikm
Amending ‘uct concerning return of
mucosa in civil action. Judiciary.
By. Mr ‘andee' of NorwnIk-~
unending ucI: concerning - corpora-
tions \Iithonl capital stock, Incorpo—
one! had oi’I’riI-nd to present Ihc mm- Taking of vote in Norwallt $11.3le1-
Illlllt‘i VOW favnrthp qttq‘fippg shar-
ll: cxncnccs and profits with the
0mm. “null" club Later notice. of
wonders and advertising bccins im-l
nuvlhtplt 'l‘hn pmm‘bnrg were 8.3k-
ed to (In-operate in (Ivory possible
w v in Ibo. sale of tickets. . .
The general activities of the club'
embraces many eldmr of thaucomnum.
itv life and all much Who are. Inter
mind in such work are cordially in-
viicd to communicate. with the odl~
on S and to attend a "meeting and he-
Mlllllt‘d women.
.—
...advorllse in 'l‘h‘t!’ Sentinel.
dotting
schools
:‘IlInIbOII details will his soul to the disilicts
establishing schbol districts
walk. Education.
Amending charter
walk. Cities and boroughs.
taxing district oi; Northlk
town and city control of
and III-establishing school
Cities and boroughs.
Gander} of Norwalk—dtc-
I in .\'br
By ' Mr.
Norwalk—-~
cit y of Nor-
of
of
By “I. " Candee
By Mr. Sherwood oi? Westport—
Concerning claims of town of 'West
‘ Icumc mm of this group or public 1301‘t
for damages to highways in
itown. Claimsf. _
By Mr. Gondola—Authorizing third
illlll) p-ummcr Iefuscd Io pa};
. (‘cnlt‘ul
:llltlrll to II slnIId.till
Ishmes.
Elur on :I 5 point reaction in Bethlehem
(ll liiilll(‘ ll'Olll tquk ‘l’inc highuuys.
Roads, bridges and Titers.
lly .\lr Sbcrwood of \\'cSIporI——
for (“mu I‘roildlng: impiisomuent for crime of p. 2 .‘IS to Ihc clIIIIgzt-s against
lllt‘ll of motor vehicles.
.Indiciur‘S'.
TODAY IN WALL STREET:I
10:30 .I.m.—~.—\d- :
“ALI. STRII‘FT,
rang-cs extending fIOm substantial
fractions to 1: points were registered
duIing today's early dealings, with
.Slocl, loading Inclnls. c<~1nip
Iuch thc seminar specialties with
Leather and pressed Stccl
C:,Ir Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
.lcd the shipping group and MontaIII
i“ the. helm“ {Power and l‘tilitics at. .I gin of met“
1 points with l 14 1'01 Ohio Gas. Rails
material,
continued dull. with no
N general l,chnnge.
\\ ALI ST. Noon. ----- Trading came ill
soon IIIIcI‘ the
opening. the transactions of like first
our scarcely aggregation
Prices became Slightly irregu-
Sleel and a moderate decline of Long
Island and Baldwin Loco. This was
7 balanced. however, by further gains in
Coppers, American Can,
Internation
:Il Nickel and the Utilities.
\VAILI S’l‘RI-‘IZT.
shores um “(I licaw
to almost' points
lllll Coppers. Steel
ucnt issues made further improve-
ment on very light trading.
at recessions of l
in the. afternoon,
and other promi~
WORKS
“I—
It is announced today that the head
of The manual training department. _in
the schools, Ooorge W. Wardwall. will
resign his position on February 1. E.
1). Handle, the present assistant,
probably be advanced (O the. position
now occupied by Mr. \\ nrdweh. _lt ,i
rumored today that Mr. \\'ardwell but:
been altered
(lrnl‘tsman in the Norwalk Iron Works
to fill the position loft vacant by the
dcnth of the Iath‘l-iem‘y P. Morgani‘
will
the position as chici‘
‘NEW BRITAIN CLERK ARRESTED
.‘(lLIV BRITAIN Jan. SIM-Harry
Goldberg, shipping clerk accused by
ID Idauc hill
‘ (.mplm‘ora, Gordon “ brothels,
u
100.000
1:30 p. nI.~—-.\lotor
NEW DRA-FTSMAN AT IRON l
It‘ll mozning On .I chm ,ch oI outnu-
ins. goods undct to] c lllwtlIIIS‘ <
'11“ accused (:IcIk took his l.l'.I:'.
JII‘I‘y cool), and oiluu‘ Iluzu firm”?
llll !
-muuc no commcnt. Ills Iothcr t‘ b; tilt
'(‘- n. hrI'“ "m llltI. Ill: III.
’wcnl security for him.
MILK PRODUCERS ORGANIZE
HARTFORD, Jan. 3:».“01‘giUll7llllt‘l
ot' the. Connecticut Milk Producer!
Association was completed at a 111cc“:-
ing this mowing at Hotel Gurde. Pres-
liolt. of Southington.
The upard of l‘iIchors was
pcIl'ecled bv the election of .l AIIZIIIII‘
., munts and oils lndustiiai Alcohol ton Sherwood of 1': aston, and William I".
as dirc ctor .
Dan—
Johnson, of Nontoun,
for Fairiicld county, and Judge
AMERICAN VICTIM OF
THE GERMAN RAIDET-l
\
safimgaémow
JS
Eff: ‘
IJr.‘ Orville E.
ion of Watcrtown,
“M34
.\I"cl{im, a veterinuro‘ V
N: Y., was one
ol"tho victimsof the German raider ,
which has terrorized
south Atlantic. llo had Shipped
aboard tlIlI I ritlsh steamer“ t‘leorglc.’
and was among other .«\.uIcric'Ins on
her when She was attacked by the
raider. Nothing has been heard it“;
to his fate.
"l'llt‘ following scutimcnl was
diced, recently on It Christmas post.
card onsale in It store III Bridgeport :
"mm .wnnto but,littlo here below, I.
A‘ pact saith—Ho ought to know-w
ind so you should be lull of ghzwc
'IIIIII cord In all you'll get. from me“ -
. I
the. north and .i
no— ‘
Norwalk Chronicler