““vuewvi'"
”Anions-endear”
wt w1' g.
.. . .... .. m. .uw»
”vii r‘itli'flti‘
“no...“ .. W. .»WWWW"‘n-1Pwmlvttvm
"l'iii \‘r.‘\f,.-iv‘1,~-}"_ L‘s
W. . . [4337“]th m an“?
H Ill!” EllllllilElEliT
m @ (Continued from lirat page.)
membership at 433 on and after
March 3, 1913. it Arizona and New
Mexico should be admitted to state
. hood they will be given one repre-
PIANO scntatlve each. bringing the total on
‘ to 435. '
1‘ Yesterday's action by the House
must be rntlllod by the Senate. The
House lenders believe that the Senate
will follow the wishes of the lower
branch.
OU'LL find in buying musical instruments that the
. ' greatest economy and surest sattsisction comes
from buying the product oi men who are in love
with their Work. 1 his is our reason for ofiering you
Kranich & Bach Pianos and Kranich & Bach Player Pianos.
Anyone who knows about the men and the factory oi
Kranich & Bach knows that there is nothing too good to
use in their instruments. Whenever you buy a Kranich 81
' Bach of us you are absolutely certain of always being satis-
1‘ tied; they keep their tone and last indefinitely. We feel
_' 'yery sale in selling them.
~ Cash , Rented Installments
"Does your Piano need Tuning or Polishing? Our
workmen are experts. ((Write- or "phone ‘No. 30
No State Loses.
Under the new re-apporli‘onmont
plan. no state loses a member. The
following states gain thd number in-
dicated: Alabama, l; California. 3;
ColOrado. 1; Florida. 1; Georgia. 1;
iduho, l; lllinois, 2; louialnna, 1;
Missouri, 2; Michigan. i; Minnesota.
1; Montana. 1; New Jersey. 2; New
York, ii; North Dakota. 1: Ohio. 1;
Oklahoma. it; Oregon. 1; Pennsylva-
nia. t: Rhodo island. 1: South Dako-
ta. '1; Texas, 2; Utah. l: Washington.
2; West Virginia. l. The [louse spent
more than live hours in discussing
and voting upon the bill and various
proposed, .ontendments. Au amend
merit uttered by Representative Ben.
not. of New York.\and designed to out.
down southern representation. was
voted down by 164 to till. Representa-
tive Cmmpueker, of iridium. chair-
man or the committee on the census
illlil author of it number of bills to
reduce the representation from stolen.
voted against the lleuuet‘amendmena
Add it was applauded by the. Demo-
crals. .
The Democrats lost but one amend-
‘ M. SDhnenberg Piano Company,
104 Washington St.. South Norwalk
;;. road circles that A...l. Horn. the new
i inhabitant to .Pussident:
. d ‘
'rlin‘s from 1W Writ in denim lllsy
, ll! 8hbrtsnsd.7¢¢on. «
tantamount; mammal)“; sootn‘ad
from the New litiven road, it is know
.. thattttaooin uyisgmsklns-sverv can, ""7"" If. I“
solvable other to «mien murmur , MW lrom 8mm" Vsnlshu
. dalmatian” truism: “4°" Y“ M“ “
y l ‘ I ‘ ‘ m. I" M W V ‘ “wont.“ Wm
{Wit/form“? In“ .31; v H ' . ’
n; is mimosa u authoritative mill
‘ ”piled. who
came trom trophies“. Burlington and
Quincy Rai road, is giving his per-
sonal attention to tit) matter. The Air
Lia’s ls,tweoty-two miles shorter, than
any other more to Boston. and for this
reason. it is buttered. it iounhour
schedule can be operated over this di-
vision. The main points at this line
are Middleiown, willlmunllr 11nd Put-
pain.
‘The spersiul attention which is being
paid to the Air Line division is caus-
ing all kinds ol‘ reports in railroad cir-
oloii. ‘ltls known that the company is
main; adios or‘its tastest trains on this
line. and making tests to see Just how
fast the distance" between Boston and
New York ‘can be covered. President
Mellon some time ago admitted that a
tour-hour train batman the two larg-
est cities in the East Willi only a ques-
tion of time. and it ill believed that
now is the time. ., ,
1'0 Iguana nit ii...
STANFOR , . Willis. FY. Cat.
Fob. 10.~818l60t.l§' tram thermally at
Stanford University will makeup an
expedition. for which the govern out
of Brazil has tendered the use 0 the
gunboat. to canto ‘thp western‘part or
the north coast 0’ that c unsry. The
expedition will start Apri 16. and will
be headed by Prat. .l. C. Brenner. with
six assistants, The Special object of
the scientists is to determine how tar
the distribution or Brisilian fauna in
ntiuenced by the
axon river.
obstruction or the Jim-
W—
THOMAO'O'IOLOER iLL.
ROCHESTER. N. Y. Feb.10.w’l‘h0m-
uu O'Doiger. who was :1 member oi the
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood.
which attempted the rescue of Col.
Thomas J. Kelly and Capt. Timothy
lleacy from a prison ran at Manchest-
er, E03,. in liltl‘l. for which attempt the
"Manchester Martyrs" Mien. llsrkin
null O'Brien were blurted. ls lying cri-
ilt'dlly ill at his residence in this city.
Mr. O‘ilolger. who made a sensational
set-ape alter the attack on the prison
run. came at. onceito Autnrlon. He has
‘men a resident of muster for n num-
uor of years.
W
ARMED 80.53718 W CHINA.
AMOY. Chiba. Feb. l0.-Tll0 sur.
rounding country ht overrun with
llilndfl of armed robbers and the holder
of them have ventured into the heart
or this city terrorizing the inhabitants.
The authorities. adopted strong
measures to su‘pp he outlnwry and
font- robbers were beheaded today.
The hands comilfittnerally (mm the
«limotlon of ltunan province. where “3°
mamlno has made thousands 01 men
desperate.
-«m...
PnEstoEtvr more TRIP.
Pl’l'l‘SBURO. i’n., Pelt. ltl.»——Tlto
trnln bearing President 'l‘art here ar-
rived over t e l’ouiiiiylvania Railroad
at Kim a. to. The private car Federali
.» . merit during the entire mun. A
WWWWW--.WWW _..,.,._......._._. - committee amendment in the hill
\ 4. providing that states should be re-
: WMWWOOWWW digtflcu‘d by {he lg:].].1umgi w"
voted down on an appeal by the lio-
publlrans in the Missouri delegation.
They sold the states should be per-
mitted to rmdistrlrt thetttsvivos in
their own way.
The advocates tor a membership
of hill fought for their cause up to
the very last minute. Just tit-tore the
dual vote was taken Representative
Campbell. a! Kansas. moved the re-
coulmltmeut oi the 433 bill with its-
structlons to the committee or ill!
whole House to re t a substitute for
391 members. 'l‘h motion was lost
by a vote of tilt to ill. This mtlect
ed the sentiment oi the members so.
decisively that the vote by which the,
bill was passed was decided in the al-
ilrmatlvo without a division or a roll
; " Spring White Goods Sale
1. LADIES ALWAYS LIKE TO LOOK AT PRETTY UNDERMUSLle.
‘ WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR NEW LINES AND EirTEND A cost-
DlALlNVlTATION TO COME AND SEE THEM WHETHER YOU
mall To our wow OR LATER.
Consumers’ League Label
’ n . ALL OF our: NEW GARMENTS BEAR THIS LABEL. runs is A
oUARANTaE THAT THEY ARE MADE UNDER PROPER cam.
rasv conot'rtows.
% cotter-:7 COVERS ............................ 90 to scan an.
.. GH‘EMISE .................................. 250 to $2450 Crumpacker Author M Bill. ‘
"' DRAWERS ................................. 250 to $1.00 Repreggnufllvg Cmmpacker. unihdr
qawws . ......... . ......................... ”clones of the .133 pm which wig" "may;
SKIRTS ................ . ................... 40s to 33.49 mousiy reported from t o ' counts
1“ - committee and afterward rejected by
.. cognmmtons ......................... amp to snap the “mum” mm, hem ‘ m” .
. mail
by urging the neoesttlt
this session.
Representative Campbell sdvocaloil
'o'".
nS‘amples at Bargain Prices
3.1.“ .
ijsamnussf‘br «th9. values 750 to sass
y 0‘ action -.
, his bill. approved by the Rspubii al
. ,IIALIIHICEI.....................................4Dotow.“ caucus (or ni'nnetsnyon oéthcmh“
’ 1.. ' N i 50 s 1,93. ‘01". members it or .9 . it its ' .
, I‘AHQL ,9! m’Wm‘mmc‘usso to st.“ - roman-"yawnid melamine" tilt
' ‘ ‘ ~ ' ~ ‘ nuts erred rot r so nomad.
"“5351 glean“ covsns, values as» torsion. ..1Tc “ m “mm.“m“ “mm. o, "a“.
,2 I.“ ‘ ”m. and Barnhart, or MIN“.
.. be 'tor the Campbell proposal:
was. at North Carolina. and its
[lickerman & Son ‘ .. .. . .
isy. or Kentneit
1.. q _ M. M ‘ y‘ y W Urumpsckerblll.
" “f SdWs’shingtonSt, So. Norwalk -
Champ Clark. to tavorin an in-
w mom «a; _
:“ersase in. memoirsltip. sat that the
. real work or the House would con-
none to bs‘psrtortosd ll 00th
and that thcunuutbor oi repressn *
tires on the liner would pubis a0
didsreucs.
Ls'r'rslt most ”"909",. to, pou .
Lss . ..
DEW. My. lot-“mounted! Oi .
:3 W 'i’ns estate have
3'?
_, 'spsnrvontorw. :li. . .un roost}:
oi. weeps install ' sir iNh’fANI’A’N‘QUI WAT"
tar-sit thatwlll supply , «or «warm. in in rain-
. W ,
Beeline the tact: that oliicial count» ~
was traueierred to strain on the Pan- furnished
Handle division Million for Columbus.‘ ate car
0., at 9:15 n. m. A large crowd was at 3 man has forsaken cbautfeurtnz. and.
the station. but till- ptesidout did not i
c... Hamish. nitride” mt” All
v Nothing will "13:! n undue for
sour on,your.stotua it um wliIMtske
a little Diapensin , iy. {this
powerful dlxuiivo momma. lb .. it
as harmless and pleasant as can y.
will digest and prepare tor “simila-
tion into the blood all the food you
can. eat. . . . ‘ ;
that what your stomach craves. with
out the slightest tear of indigestion
or that you will be bothered with. sour
rlslnu, Batching, has on Stomach,
Heartburn. Headsets” train stomach.
Noble... BM Bmth. .Wlilr Baht or
a i‘eelln“; like you had swallowed a
lump of lead, or other disagreeable
miseries. should you botsuiterln; now
from any stomach disorder you can
get relief within. “volition”,
it you will get from your pharma-
cist a [lo-cent case or Papa's Diapepsin
you could always go to the table with
a hearty appetite. and your, meets
would taste good, because you would
know there would be no indigestion
or Blue lens nights or Headache or
Siomsc misery all the next day; and.
besides, you would opt stood laxatives
or liver pills to keep your stomach
and bowel. clean and fresh.
Papa's Dianepsln can be obtained
from your druulsl and curtains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure the
worst case or indigestion or Dyspep-
sia. There is. nothing better tor Gas
on the Stomach or sour odors lion:
the stomach or to cure a Stomach
Headache; .
You couldn‘t keep a 211.11er or more
useful article in‘ the” bottle...
’secnercv‘iflfi ennui-Irena."
M
Girl's Father Than Sends qaupls On
a Honeymoon in a Private Car.
GREENWICH. Conn. res. to.-—t1r. ‘
and Mrs. Arthur Woodcock departed ;
from Greenwich today in a private Pull.
man car for Miami and a trip South ex
tending for a mouth. which they will
spend entirely on the car. The trip
is a belated wedding gift of Mrs. Wood-
eock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Smith. who accompany thorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodcock were mar-
ried last May. and kept the secret until
last month. The groom was acting as
chattirenr for Mrs. J. K Converse, at
New York. so that he mlaht,be near
his wite's summer home at her lath-
er's bungalow at Blanwlch. They had
been betrothed tor a year unknown to
Mr. Smith. She vainly tried to [or
her father to consent to her receivan .
her husband. the supposed woosr. in
his home, and. they decided to leave
home for good.
some one due": told the rather.
Woodcock was summoned and the so,
out wedding revealed by searching
Port Mar records.
"it is up to you to malts good. You»
've married not. now support her."
said Mr. Smith.
When they started to say good-bye
the millionaire and his wife called
them back. leased a house for them.
it. and now comes the priv-
as a wedding slit. The young
tisu
3;}. .
n. D. M; Road “co.
“m! “;
WW 1837"."
r a
0
p _ encumbrance, ‘
SPRING noan'rttts on nxntstrton.
All the beautiful and novel Combinations of Embroid—
cry and Mali Lace, elaborate designs in wide and narrow
bands for applications and panels.
Special Embroidcries for French Robot; and Lingerie
Frockszlbovers, "iiottncin'gs.
and Double-edged Galloous.
Colored Embroiderles in ail-overs, bands and edgiugs to
match. pink. blue, red, coral, lavender. and corn on white.
batiste.
\
Dainty Dresden designs and Japanese Embroiderles on
Specials.
Twenty-seven inch Embroideries in effective patterns,
956- ~ ‘ ,
aspcmaily neat tiesrgnc
and children‘fidresscs, at 590.
in line naiusook for infants’
t
GOLD ano sttven dealt sacs
AT REDUCTION.
Many of our finest illeslt
changed prices. making a tent
purchase a bag
Bags are displayed with
pting altering. A chance to
at great advantage.
Gold Plated Bags.
Value $35.00 for $119.50.
Value $28.00 for $33.50.
German Silver Mesh
for $14.50.
Value $30.00
for $8 . 0.
Value $25.00 4 5
for $19.50.
Bags that were $l9.50 and $20.00
Those that were $9.00, $9.50 and $10.00 for $7.50.
German Silver. Gold Plated and Gun Metal Bags, that
have been $15.00. $10.00, $t7.oo and $18.00, now 81150.
German Silver Bags.
Value $7.50 for “.00. Value $4.00 for 3 .2
V:ainc $6.50 for $5.00. Value $3.00 for $3.2:
\ulne $5.00 for 83.75. Value $2.00 for 3:40.
A remarkably fine display. At the Jewelry Section.
W
Novelties for Valentine‘s
Paper Napkins. Favors, etc.
Day at the Dennison Section.
appear.
his rather~indaw's bank.
Living is cheap it there’s an
Add" Store in your neighborhood
Just see what you can save
onyourGroceryBliisihisweek
nderstood. is to be a banker in
Very Best Creamery Butter a pound 300
l3c
17¢
29¢
Pure
8.30“.
g.
lri
Best Cheese a pound
Ektra Fancy Potatoes, a peck
» A&P Fancy Patent-Flour 24% lb bag. 85c
Adtl’ Fancy Patent Fiona-s barrel $6.75
Magnolia. Clover or Star Milk. ‘E'll. lilo
.' laundry starch. 3 lbs. ion.
‘ Klrrmd Herring. 3 ohm (or.
' Barton] pounds
‘ ”mistrial mil ll
vino
80”” out: 11hr“ sss
9"..3. "s l
Lard apound
a pound [the u.....h
ll:
skins svsurswtrsrsas silo? '
st...lds arm 13'" ".1
'l I ”all. .1.
Vi “1‘64 it .n
«sentiments wt-m any or tins‘nottow'iithim
$0117. 0‘” opii'lluolbli > I
it mm on. each
tut...
tutu-us
oss’sv
«gr-9v}; . ,
«in. salt. s is; its. ..
Evaporated ~ *
Empire llahlss..a sottl
Dries “mansions pound.....h..
M nurses-n!“ M Ally} m.
A n..;l:..’ .63“
0
spin as
s 001151..
ssbsssassesvs
..~a ~i‘». ”1‘
s
"ufumnus
I‘DUCOQI
. . ..
toddlelldobi
settstsstti
"36 {d
l 3 ‘
flirt? he
.14“
ll. ‘
iii
“w “he i s t“ m
n"
yesterday a resolution appeared slut-
ed to prevent so many coatinuances or
committee hearings and to require tor.
mat action by the house for such con-
tinusocu alter due notice has been
given in the bulletin and allow no con»
flotsam except tor load cause. ,
. Representative Knisht said he did not
believe any committee chairman would
refuse a postponement or rat-hearing
in any matter tor nod WI.
, Representative Peek was or the opia-
dcn that the resolution was unreason-
‘able. as it would interrors with the
committees. Mr. Knight's section was
carried under suspension of the rules
had transmitted to the ssaato. which
relented it.
3 The "solution incorporation the
items Bank and Trust Company 0!
Damn was passed
. The resolution incorporating the
BMW. Trust Company. which was
tabled yesterday. was passed with an
amendment to the title so that it reads
blank and Trust company."
\
r
hooks in tavor or the
“mm! at
a- 3“, a an“
._
‘ 1;;
“mums...
amour. at Walnut. ‘
I. .
”d: .
Bids 4‘
, V". r“ ;
The D M.- R-ead C0
oRoANtztwfirnusrudois'hwtss.
Representative Curr. of Walnut. Io.
i iisvsa They should be Imuragad.
HATRFORD. Feb. to.--ln the house
soil; thrust [CI canals."
Government Iaoursa Intonation
Anita: Time Lam Manuisciunm.
CHICAGO. Fob. 10.-Aa the result or
an investigation which ban been con-
ductod, under the direction or United
jfitatssnlstrlct Attorney aims. so he
tot-matters min-t three ism nann-
lacturere ottoe cream will he died
with Jude. 1:. It. handily in the Uni-
ud States District Court and bench
manta were issued tor the defend-
a .
m government charges these con-
osras with "claim: or the (Odors!
pure ibod laws for shipments or lot.
gnarled cream from one state to an—
!“ product, so shipped in the in-
stances on which the information is
based is declared to have "caaslstsd
in who‘ll.“l or gum or dltby. decont-
m it “notable substance.
m min. the article unlit tor
According to themes-11mm attor-
neys. be. a. l... Wilden. itsad or the
United listes toad laboratory. found
'as may - 500M000 bacteria in a
outdo centimetre. nominate” a
quarter «unearth. oi the product.
l‘ ,- mm
mm a mild. satin cl tbs-.m-
sls. a sluts das- Doaa's linguists is
at ll box. Ash M
s . .“ m
: tire ' for it‘s:- ,, ’
onuaunv timombioafta.
Norwalk Chronicler