tonight's meeting of the common
was it is expected that mm .. .5 4 f) ‘ . . . 7 . ... . j _ . ..
oedema «m take some action to- - ~ 7,; e; «. 0 ' ‘ - , - At $32.50. . “‘ilk Shirts reduced in proportion. Velour-Hots 9
m publicly commending the three . , . -. - 7 We Announce m‘ . . ‘ , , - ‘
mntmlme‘n Edward Clone. and. s _ . ale . the quality bought to sell at $50 and $45. Above reductions include dress d"blunts, $3.86 for ‘6.“ we N
f and éegmgh £3.33: :3: - ' Seml- Annual S -. At $42.50 soft collar attached shirts, in fact all 5.80 ‘0! I“ grade in
”capture e ree . . p ,. ,. .. J shirts. ” . 9.50 f“ m M N
{were iniplicated in the robbery of Al-7
that whit-11y saves 3'011 1110119? ‘ “Society Brand" Clothes that represent
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‘ 4,1119 present figure.
‘ . Other matters of interest and im-
portance to all citizens and taxpayers
will come before tonight's meeting.
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mum fit; matter ago; weer--1 it > Buy for the u re Y . . . style and 4» workmanship Half H .0 ‘ $250 fill! ”cm $1.45
case: report» this morning said "Wen. , ~0 ‘ ts ‘ . I At' 47 .50 ‘79: 25KB!“ Hose, 5 for $1.00 All the best mm up m $5.00
3* never can tell what might happen. ‘ 3‘ Vgrcoa 35c “ “ 4 “ 1 w W;
to. best thing to do is to attend the. u At $1350 our very best worsted, blue and fancy, j s, o , ' . 5
meeting” l 33 made to sell at $75 ‘ 5 50¢ “ “ 3 “ $1.00 In addition tothe obove items thorn will
‘ poem previous conversations when. ’ ‘ ' - a few broken- 1’38 “ ' l 00 6‘ “ 75c air be many specials and small Iota, loft—overs
‘ the may“ exprmtfd 1116-11th 3):; ‘H' ’ d 00 ' ~ Many Of these are medium weight and are $ ‘ p ' ‘ from Christina such as Leather Goods,
, mmfffinnfijifiimfifii? :ver the an: :2 ' $2250 an 533' ‘ ,1 good for Spring and Summer wear ~~ . p Wool Half Hose! Stoft Collars, Handkerchiefs, Nt‘ciflfi‘ar;
‘- engafififg'ifl Efigirdprié‘é'ii'évg ii 3 a 300d selection 0f seasonable coats in A few Muckinaws to close at $8 50 35c 65¢ 85¢ ‘ $115 0 c.
; 19. ode ot the band. and a notorious various colors and styles that were priced ’ ,. reduced from 5
w, char-deter in New Haven and other 3' earlier from $35 to $50 Shirts :m 50¢ 85c $1 00 $1 50 01’“ “NI-DAY NIGHTS
1: clues" it is blilieved likely that there 3‘ - ., - To . om
will be some such step taken this ti $4250 $4750 $55 00 The klpife he: cut deepelx; hire than on H U (l ,4,” _ _
evening 1 v .ome ot er stoc s (“it to t e eener com- eavy ll erwear ' "
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mmfii'gafiiflabnfinxfé $21.13;??? N ., Splendid quality 0f high grade Styl‘Sh oetttton,ra1nd p53“ are much lower than Single garments and union suits at .
0'; trialling :11 ”1001:1339“? 3‘32... me i; ‘ coats. Our best “Society Brand.” made seve a sea (”‘8' 20 per cent reduction \
or one a e O S y e co ‘ \ , .
, Kelsi! last November. Th’ese bills have Si “3.5911 from $60 to $85- 3 $1.25 £013 $2.00 shirts, $7-25 half (102. All Bath RObeS reduced 33 1.3%
"W“ W “p m... °‘ “w ”“5 n s 't ' ‘ 165for 2.50 shirts 9.50mi!”
coming in constantly, so that Mr. ~,. “I S . , .. H JOSEPH DAV
. . new .1... .. the committee in mange. 3! At $22.50 1.95 for 3.00 shirts, 11.50 half doz. ' fits and Caps IS
’ ‘“ has been unable to resent to t e . . . .
,k councilthe exact amolimt need?! to be :3 game real good serviceable suits, stylish 2.85 for 4.” shu'ts,16.50 half (‘02. $590 and 36-00 qualities for 33-00 85 WW Street
upbro ' ted t ' the dl erence . , " r . , .
“await... minii‘iip......... .~. models, bought to sell a. $35, $40 and $45. 3.45m 5.00 shirts, 20.00 half doz. $7.00 and $10.00 qualities for $4.95 South NM
finally!” the election expenses and U . »
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_ ~PROCRESS FORUSI NOTES.
Supper Served by the Red Team to
Winners In filembership Contest.
The .ekly meeting of the Progress
, 'om. o. 1. F. F. I... at their-rooms.
. 109 .Washington street. was held last
'7’“) evening with misrge attendance. The
usual routine bus-inesswns transacted.
Mter the meeting a very good supper
was enjoyed by the members. which
was up to the “red" team to procure.
they having lost out on the member-
ihlp- campaign. The supper was pre-
pared with a. menu, as follows: Beans.
wad. boiled ham. cheese. pickles,
(1, cake. coffee, and a good smoke.
fter the supper a prize was awarded
‘ to Richard Voight and James Lock-
wood for good attendance. The re-
' mainder of the evening was enjoyed
with coed games and a musical selec-
uon. by William Couch.
, . . The entertainment committee is
sinking arrangements for a ladies'
. light. so would like tovhave as many
, i members end next Monday night's
mn‘gements for ladles‘ night, the fol-
flowing Monday Eb enlng.
Jeanne! Wont sun. Bring flood
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SCOUTMASTERS’ SCHOOL.
It is very gratifying to witness the
eager response from a, goodly num—
ber of our townsmen to the appeal to
joint the Scoutmasters' school. Be-
cause of this response. more boys
from the. many in town. who are
waiting for a chance at scouting. can
soon have the benefits of the organiza—
tion. More Scoutmasters, and yet
more. are needed. Give the boys a
chance to be Scouts. _
Come to the first class of the Scout-
masters' school, at the South Norwalk
Library, on Thursday. Jan. 13, at 8 p.
m. .
It is not necessary that you should
have previously enrolled. Just‘ come
and join the other men who want to
train our Non-walk boys in a game‘mornlng was
they like and which shows them how
to be real men.
GAME WARDEI’ SMITH TALKS
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith. at a
meeting of the Bird and Nature club
Walter K. Harrington, Eversley sve-
nue, delivered an interesting lecture
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Miss Quidtsnd gave a. reading on
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Mrs. Mulllngs and Miss St. John ex-‘v
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Plans were made for a public lecture
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CARDINAL GIBBONS BETTER.
BALTIMORE. Md.. Jen. 11.—-Cs,r-
dlnal Gibbons had a "pretty \tair
night's rest” and his condition this
"virtually" 111W "
it was stated at the orchleptscopal
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The cardinal suffered two speels of
jmomentsry weenie- while reclining
In his wheel choir yesterday. These.
his physician said. were not such as to
Lheld last night at the home of Mrs cause any great alarm.
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witness that he did not believe that
Wade actually intended to to kill Nott.
only to “beat him up."
Wade's actions in connection with
the disposal of .Nott's body in nu Elst-
on swamp. showed sanity. in the opin-
ion of the witness.
Mr. Comley was able to draw from
Dr. Godfrey the opinion that Wade is
mentally deficient.
Dr. Charles C. Godfrey. of Bridge-
port. wns the next witne- called to
the stand b ythe mote. He outlined
as on expert onLrnenul disorders.
"Wade is and we: of sound mind."
Dr. Godfrey testified in response to 1
question from Hr. Cummings. He ex.
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Dr. Godfrey during crossoxamlno-
tlon said his opinion of the motive {or
the crime was a sane desire upon the
part of “'sde to "beat up" Nott to "get
square" (or cruelties lnflcted on Mrs.
Nott by the slain man. “He also want-
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