Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 4, 1912 · page 5

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

7.
t.

 

 

has.

 

‘.V 1

111‘.

. home.

.' pleased at tho nous

‘1‘“. a.

11L ..

 
 
 
 
 

.11.;111L11

short and long
‘ minim Ind ttjaa
amnion 'Aswttmm

E K. BANKS

Mahaakomo Hotoi Block,
” South Nomlk -'

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Master James Clancy, Jr, of Win-
nipauk, is quite in at his parental

 

C Adolph W. Droyfuuu,
street is spending
dork city’ on business.

. W
Mr. and Mrs. John J. linnlon. of
Springwood avenue, entertained a fam-
iiy at a reunion on New Year‘s.

 

Dr. Robert E. Portion. of South Main
street, is in Philadelphia, wilt-re ho.
1‘peri‘or1tuod. an operation yesterday.

«11 a...” M N

The South Norwnllt Fin» Police held
a 111111111111; lust evening 1,. Nu: session
was adjourned until tomorrow mulling.

mm...

The sliding on the various danger-
ous hills of the town has 11111-11 atop
ped and anxious patents n11- indeed

()iiicer Jarvis S. itiurtay, ol’ the
Norwalk police inrre, enjoyed a vaca-
tion last night and Sporitll illiloer
Jilctm'd 11‘ Moore substituted for him.

Thomas S. Murray or the \‘111 unlk
past oiilce force of mounted catriers,
enjoyed a day‘s vacation vcatcrduy.
J. William Route substituted in
placer-"'1 - 1

' sscoia. Fla, moved northeastward to

‘ Weather with light snow or rain in tth

of Franklin ‘
the day in New "

l
ltlt’il

11 Stationery Stores
501111: 1111111111. and Nofiuik?

 

' WEATHER romantic A

For Norwaik and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy and probably light snow
this attornoon or tonight; Friday isir
11111161111111. "The disturbance that was
central yesterday morning near Pen-

Hatteras, N. 0., during the day. and
last night moved 1up the coast and is
now control near Nantucket, Maria.
Another disturbancé is central over
Lake Superior. ‘. The two disturbances
are producing cloudy and unsettled

Lake region and along the North At-
lantic coast. Zero temperatures con-
tinue from Montana eastward to Mich-
land and as far south as Dodge- City.
Kansas. V '

 

TEMPERATURE YEAR aoo TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. 16; maxi-

mum. 31. Partly cloudy. *

Ahsvnaua's WiLD ooa.
t'l‘oledo Blade.)

is to that “country what tho wold hi to
custom] Europe and the coyote to Am-
erica. Hunting in packs hr alone, he
is a cmrutant manure to 11111111111111
chioi‘ induutry. tho brooding o! allot-'11.

Many are tho ache-1111.111 evolved for
the wild dog’a 1ioa‘tructl1'111. htrt i113
capture or death in u mmrnuratlvoly
rare. 01:'1c.:1rr11111-1-5whtn not analnut his:
constant. doprcdatiopu. 'l‘heru are
dog trapr'u'ra uho upond their whole

.1111 r Brant

 

 

The dingo or wild dog or Australid ‘

 

 

iivva in tryingr to ratch (Hutton. liltillV
who have studied cvory 11131111111 oft
their work and who spare no 11mins?
and avoid no hardshipu in a oopatnn‘tl
wutralo with tho ‘ullo and 1111111111111
Wthoal «howl 1 alayvr.

’l‘houltlt the dingo is met ulth {1111111

 

than to it 1111: in almost orm rant. 111
the Aurut‘uilan bush. llla lil‘lili‘l‘lml;
habitat in 11hr rough ram:- rouut'ry in;
the (‘1‘ltlt‘l’ and north or New 31111:.‘11
.VWuloa and the deep, dark tit-tilts 1'.”
Quuonalaud.

The dog trnsppt-r a life is of who

 

Louis Timpuou was arrested yostor-i
day by ()illccr John E. ltcy.."nolda
' chaiged with being dillilk. Thupson a
case was continued for tun weeks and
fire was parollcd until that time.

nae, has on gagged passage on on1- or
the stenm‘éra running to Cuba from

,

1N8“ York city, and will sail shuttlx

1101’ his annual winter visit to his
plantation at Cuballots. yo

. .4“...— 1......

i—wNotlce to the public: The pawn

shop now at *lhil Washington St. bridgp‘

will be located at 40 Water Stuailvr
Jan. 10. Allunredeemed goods moat
he" turned into cash.

 

, The town aciecttnen have had tho
stone crusher moved from West .\‘or-
walk where much work was nccom
pushed. to the West Rooks road. T1111-
cruaher has been set up and is in
readiness for work.

Street Commissioner (2. Irving .1311-
ington of Norwalk, is “giving the town
a thorough cleaning up in the places
which need it the most. _ The snow on
the ground prevents much work. but
there is quite a little doing neverthe-
less .1

Contractor Churiott, of South. Nor-
rwalk. who secured the contract for
- the work of straightening the West
‘Rocks road reported to'a Sentinel re-
porter yesterday that he has but one
day's work left on the road to come-
.. piete his contract.

 

 

Joseph Gardnz was arrested last
night in Hailrosd avenue by ‘ Omcer
Wallace A. Sa'mmls, charged with
drunkenness. At the Town Court this
morning he was fined $7 and costs by
Judge William ‘F. Tammany. which
he will serve out at Bridgeport jail,

. being unable to pay the amount.

_.~‘...-...._.....

, William Buttery has returned home
‘ after visiting the Rev. B. B.‘ Carpen—
‘ter and tamily of Providence. R. 1.
He re'pbrts that Mr. Carnot-or is in
1 the boat or health and doing fine work
".in' the (imitation Street" Church of
“' watch he is now the pastor. Bunsen

Were received into the church last
sudday. 1

1- '
.. '1' 1 . 111'

11

PERORIDR HYDROGEN

 

.1 . SPECIAL 1 : w ”' low zero alt‘ 'oibolt 11.111111111111111... the
‘ " no... bother. ‘ ...;.:ojc 11mm: murmur-e mama core for
8~oa.bot1tl« ........Ioc ‘

 
 

1 ‘12 1 a: Wuhlnnton 31......

Judge Alfred Ii. Austin, of West 11111 ‘

1 the chief speaker, the Minnesota Pro-

.......3oc

‘lonlicat kind. For wm1kn.'pcrhnpa
inouthuV he (1111111111 in 1.!11.» iceuintm
ranges. rotting his «"1131»: and nut1 lug
int: with math l'lfltt in tho titutlltlll
hurl do far a 1‘ lliillfl allot .11: ill-11111111111:
1111 1.3111. huuh there in a paler: on the
ghoul! of own dinn o.‘ in some lldllfl‘
a dingo in Worth to ‘pounds or 1111111

in scalp to tho pastoral board or to
the 311111111111

This is: mudc up by auma conic-t
bated among tho. alter-pinmlois and
allowed by the district councils. no
~generaixiy.rcooanlzcd on county in tho
wild dog. With ouch hunduomo uln-
o‘lumonts to encourage him. the. agro-
t’eesionai dog lrnmier is not easily
donated. and ’his patience and per-
sevo‘rancc are remarkable." Some-
times he may get as many ns“'t.l_1rec
or {our dogs in a week but an a rule
11’ he gotta three in tluoc months he
i” doing very well.

As a rule the dingo confined his
thunderous attacks to sheep and
tronkling calves, but. in the fun out
Queensland districts, where large
packs travel togcther, hunger thus
been known to maltc‘iihcm bold'and
one'hears of them ajtttacfklng 111011 in
lone"«ca1nps in 1.1111111111111111 of 1111111111111.

The dingo never hanks, but his
wirrd howl is a familiar sound 11:11.1:
but-1h nightu and is blood entailing in
the extreme and trying to the nerves
of the new ohum camped alone in
the hush for the firut time. Owing to
hla cunning and swlitness in changing
quarters the dingo holds his own in
Central Australia and is likelyto do
so for many 1a. day to come, even
though the price mtpon his head-111-
ready a‘ generous one—~should be
doubled or trebled.

 

MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS CELE-
BRATE.
MINNEAPOLIS; 111111....“ Jan. 4.—
With’ LouiI‘ D. Brandeis, of Boston. on

 

gresslve Rspubiican League today is
celebrating the first anniversary or
its founding. The celebration is con-
‘sidered than as the opening or the
presidential campaign in Minnesota at
flenator Latt‘ollotts. Three meetings
are scheduled at. all 0! Which Mr.
Brandeis to scheduled to ans-ks tul‘
dresses. Tho principal meeting is to
he held thiI ovonins. ‘

 

com at 1.111.111.1131... ‘
LA chosen. W1Jan."4.—V-J‘ho cm

ornment tit momma

 

 

15 111011111111 to the min uho (it-til 'ers .

 
 

It. ..

. is there any room which would not be tho better turniIbed with
‘ at least one, or even two? You need them to shot oil the drunk, to :

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

2...;-

hide this had andmako the room more picturoaque. while for inva-

ill they are quite indispensable. .

Wo‘ odor you a very special 1i fold .. 5% root high Cloth Screen.

black background with gold boas
OthorI, 981: up.

A. J occurs

1:.

embroidery. at. 84.764 1 g,

8. COMPANY

 

Whatever knowledge or cash

is to serve the people. Whatever
live up to. At whatever cost, we
offer we make them.

First in quality. that in price.

i

 

we command to put to daily use

in bringing together the host grain "and feed atraiaht from the mill:
to you without any additional profits:

“3 never lose sight of the iundnmsutal idea of business. which M

is stated in our advertisements we
ntnko good to our customers every

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

‘ l ‘ .
always in the minds otita custom-

erawBonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses; Cattle and‘l’oultry.

 

 

1-1w........111_..». w..- .. .1 . .. 1. .1... 1.-

 

Jeddo Coal

That's It i-—-—
A liot Thing

Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you as I cut-

tomer. Clean. free from slats. unifo
range, stove or self-food". Prim

rm quality. Infants tor turnIca.
on application. .

RAYMOND ’BROTHER‘S

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

17's HARD To malfoooe
1he Erin, ornmpu. dystpoptlr
1.1111111, iiatnionry or many oi the"?
ills that limit in hair to unloua
that you am’ 11111111 to the fact.
that a little 1.111111 Whitaker in the '
aitttnleat andhfikl .ll’thiltir‘. oi bou-
lahing your ailment. ivory one
candid troop a bottle of porn.
high 1.1.11.1.» and aged whiskey in
their home tor triuornottrioa.
trout Manner a Flynn's.

Magner 8t Flynn

. “I1 01W. continued hiI story ottn

 

V initial. 11111111111111 abhor
.tfig Armour Packing; (Burnaby.

operations or the old packm'
gotten the trial or on too Glucose.
chars charm! with orinti‘niu viola-
ton of the shaman law was resumed
today before United aisles District
Judge Carpenter. 1* 1., 11 1
‘ ’i‘hs government is proparlng to 111-
‘ troduos a mass of documentary evi-
dance in support: of its contention that
the packer; violatodmtbc law by fixing
the price It 111m meat and appor-
tionlus tho volurno of business on a

M

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

noncompetitive basis. Most of this
evidence consists of letters sent out
by the alleged combination at packers
at different times. ’
V it is expected that the examination
of Miles will not be concluded until
into in- the 'day. ‘ 1 .
The government may call Ferdinand
Sultborter. of Schwarzschild & Sulz- .1

i
burger Company. as its next witness.“ i

we...

 

 

II mu. am
uohWth.
pnou: 43‘s.

Everything in the Optical ,
Eyes Examined Free

0. B Jackson

Optic! a at

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EDITQR HEARST GUEST OF
HONOR.

.BAN FRANCISCO. . Jan. t.—-i)lror-
tort: or the Panama-Pacific interns-
tlonnt Exposition wers‘hosta at a ban-
quet. held last night, at which William
B ilcarst won the guest of honor.
The banquet wait largely attended.)
the purpose being to express opprecin-i
tion for the efforts at ‘tit. Hoarat at:
the time Sun Francluco and Now' Or-1
icons were rlxala tor government no: ;
lectton of an. exposition alto. “

 

1‘
‘1

1
1

FIRE ALARMS

soo'rH NORWALK run: ALAIM ’
soxso ‘

turn .Alnrm Manhattan” at

my.” a. WWW ”M .-..-W«1W1

 

Electric

Starks. Tnlophonn tor rim alumna:
. amnti’nahtna'tun and North Main 31:.
t Mahacitutno Howl
i» It”! and mum 11d Etta
11-14111) (forum Factory. prlvata.
tin-Hoyt It 'l'lunttW‘l

 
 
 

month "top «,

~ maimliati. littord and City Hotels 1

wt.‘ mun Hi. i

x‘lVont tit" Franklin 111111.111.

x1 ‘ormut'd tit. Concord and ltnooir

Sr'luurin.

N 11111 with and Ann aw.

wit latt 8t and lin‘ vlcw Ave.

11.‘ 11ru11lk hon \ mica.

”that 11.1111. and (“Mat 8t.

iiiuh t18111111111 “West Ave.

‘1‘11111 St and 'inttor A"c.

witty lite. and Low Ht.

Murmur and lionrv Bis.

, ' xi-‘uditlt 111mm and Monroe 8111

fig Matnutou live and Austin St.

27 Mount and Him (trove Ru

im- umtth Main 81.. humour) (ll-mo our;

; 1111111111111 um

511‘! 1.111111 Flottrlc “'nrkl, State kit.

"A at»- tint: and t‘Jlur Hts

Henri! Miami and Victor tits. . f
Wat.11:‘1ln\ttlm1 it; Cit» ,
il‘alrnotd’ M'o.‘ and (‘odor at. 1

t: Taylor Au:- und South lat

tit-1 \\ 11. duurd Am. and Meadow St

to 411mm and Quintutd Alana. amt Wow .

 

 

 

1

 

W mutwmd and lam-noun MM
aiwrinlltnn Hit 81. and i-lmwood Ave
. \‘uuiiirtnltm Si. lir'idutt.
.1 l‘mant >, rd and Ann St. private.
1.1-4 Namath .orlt t 0.. private
In) Donates non-lutertcriug boxes
(Mt niuswr 1.1M. from width the num-

in-

 

 

twr of any innit Mn tm aoundod.

 

 

 

POPE' S iNlTlALS

.1‘tloxundor P111111 was a victim 01‘ his
‘lnirials. num- 111111 9’publication or the

“i"lunrlnd," Ol‘m 1111 11111 puut'a attention.
who had audurud u aurcrc fracturing; in
the autlrc. "declared that it you took
tholnitlnt letters of lhuw‘u names and
addod the final lultt‘l‘ of hits ahrut‘tmo
tbu had his Character

The Just" caught on and in 1728 an
named a pamphlet untitled Pope Alon-
andor's Supremacy and lniullibllity 112x-
mnlncd." The lrontlapiccc to‘tltls now
forgotten pnsguinddo represents Pope
in the form of an ape. with his head
resting on big hand And hit: 911011: pluc-
cd upon a pile of his own Works. ,

No modern writer is better known by
his initials than Robert Louis Steven-
son. "it. 1.. S “ was arrived at after con-
sldsrable experiment atctonsons
baptismal names were Robsnt Lewis
Baitour and tho third name caused the
diiliculty.

Until he was about it) he signcd him-
‘aeli “R Stévonaon.’ After that he
conditionally used Stevenson. Vii. 1.. ii.”
in 1868 he asked his mother to address
him as "Robert Lewis:" but a year or
two later, as he; expressed it in a letter
'to Mr. 1311111111.: “utter aovsrnl years or
feeble and ineffectual endeavor with re-
gard to my 1111111 111111111 ta 111mg ‘1
11511-11191" 111911111111;- '1s1battd0ned 1V: alto-
gether. '- ‘

Stevenson when about is changed
the spelling“ 01'- «hls second‘fnrune from
“Lewis" no "bouts" but Lewis?! re
mained at all times in the mouth or
his 1111711111 and friends.

—-.—-1-’-.

N0 EHOW A11 INAUGURATION.

GLOBE, Aria. Jan. thGovernor-
elect George W. Hunt, of Arizona,
wants no clanking of swords. gold
braid or «the blurs of trumpet! at his
inaugural ceremony. and so wrote to
«Postmaster McCltntook., of Phoenix,
today. Mr. Hunt said he wants his
inauguration 1‘6 .116 an example for the
future governors oi Arizona to follow.

 

WM
Eldney W. Wickwire has returned
11mm New Radiant, where he went. to

died in that lilacs solidity attornoom

111i... 11111111111 board 6: liltoNorwalk
Mothodiat chum 111.111 the noun

 

 

“attend the mum at his mother. ‘who 1‘,

meeting iIItz‘ Ironing. but MN“ oi"

 
 
 

CORPORATION GERTiFiCATES-
(Shorpotnttun patina as follows hurt
horn filed with the atom aorrr~tar1:-

capital; Peter Sualo.nrcnldcnt; Roi
{nolcmntunclli that vice-preaident;
Carmine Comatose. second vice-prost-
dcnt; Nichole 1.511111... treasurer; ltd
halo Nari. assistant treasurer; Ed
tvurd 'Recano, secretary; Henry
ltruual, ‘ assistant secretary.

The National Hank of. Nicaragua
incorporated. or Vliuritord;
with 31.000 capital:s,$5.0t‘ltl.000 cap!

or M. Brown.

The E «N perry «it; 80113 Company
or Waterbur; organized with std.-
000 capital; Frederick N. Perry

tary.

unrated. of Bethel.
$111,050 V' capitai: 1
Emerita. Breton, John
Harris J Hayman and Robert
Jacobs.

association.

3

no woman .DEPUTYS’H‘E‘RiFI-‘s.

 

aheritts.

in. women cannot. servo.

than “today” , Much to 1.111;»:

 

’l‘ho l‘uitcd laliun Colombian Po
lttirul (‘lnnh 11? New tirltuln. Conn,
lncmporatcti; organized with 32.72::

to start

tal authorised; incorporated by James
‘Brown. Frederick Strausc and Thatch-

president and treasurer; Sherman H.
Perry. assistant‘trensurer and secre-

CBroton, :Hsnioy It Jacobs. Incor-
to start with
incorporated by
J. Hartley.
11,

The First 1848 independent Hun.
aarion Sick Benefit Suciety of Bridge-
port, Conn. Incorporated; articles at

~ NEW YORK. Jan. 4.——Now York
county will hairs no women deputy
It‘s against the law. Sheriff
Harburger's reelinga in the matter to
the contrary notwithstandina. his 1c-
cent appointmentti of Mrs. Queries H1
Tran: and other women will be re-
called.- They are not voters, and all
the law prescribes that awry deputy
sheritt must not only he a resident of f
the county1but‘ entitled to vote there-

After conferring with counsel, Shore:
in Hat-burger made this: kannouncs- '9—

(the atr'uttn at. 12 noon and 3 p to
utnminrd time. i-

011: atmku at odd More. trusting or
_ lino open. 1-

Two ntroltoa utter an Marni. tire out.“
calla doparttuunt. i-i
‘ Throw «low strokes. water to on aim1
(A1” 11 1.-
112105 11. n1. ouch W odoesday. I 1301‘
la pulled for (out
Fire alarms for an diatriot also re -

culvert hy toieuhuno.

 

NORWALK HRE ALARMs

iii 1111' unit-r 111‘ Main and “full Stream.
2i»- iiuidon AVonun and Union I’iurc.
22w Swim; Hill and Ratings kiln-8t.
21M 1l'ulou Pitth.

wat‘icat Avenue and Brawler hirect.
Elm-Franklin Arcane and trims Place.
31-41111» house. (Private host.

3-32.» 1“ out Avenue and 111111111. Street
nit 111111 111mm Avenue and Orchard Stroot.
114-»(Tl1apel Stu-pt and limbm‘ Avenue.
, alt-111111111 Avenue. not" the ntmory
38—1Stovn1m Short and Rim (heat.
it (from Shoot and Wilton nwnuc.
:.~~Mn.tn direct. and North Arenuu.
(Sim-it‘h‘uuce Strcot.

1- 43mm! Street and Tindnlt lone.
hum-Main and Catherine Streets

3-»- New (“durum Road and i‘ulr Siroct.
twf‘hcatnut Strcet.1wnr Hummer St.-
~6-~1Muin Struet and luiun Avenue.
. 2 11111 (in The Jrocn. -
I-stmut Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
tsp-111m Avenue and ltnakum hunc.

m

aasr NORWALK limo ALARM box“

Fire honduuanors. Git Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170

dwFltoh School (private).
5—»Marvln School (1) rlvntc)
2111-4311” Washington and Fort Sta.
2111411111 11111111: EL and Oahorn Ave.
ills-«Hunt Ave. and Vltovrnn St
817-14Wlnnold St
film-Fort and Charles Sta
‘ttml‘isst Ave and Fitch St. »
,225--8t.. John 3&1 and 11111111 Ave.
332~3cavtaw Ave. an rat at.
atom-Boulevard and Socoud St. 1
drill-7Com Ave. and mu St.
ast-A’ioulevnrd and .lnoltstono St.
ail—Keys” 8t. and Pin Hill Ave.‘
atfiwxeyasr at and Due Pond rd.
34 the-Shore “11111111.: cl.

.

 

 

I

(RAV
i‘l‘sl.

t'lttp) homes or e p. m. an nd
0111. m... vi

will he a van ofn

- Private boxes

are on groin! one where located. . . ,
Scoop alarms are only obe glv'a

the chief or acting ohm? upon his arrival

at the fire.
IttSlsnI I

t‘ho hours

1..o.ii.""uu1 at in. mount-d um:
-l»-.Two

bloom
ll-u—‘t‘wenity tum at H8 9.. m.
“finx'raoaaiwm 31015111111691 3 tot.

tor-noon 111.13.11.11; or on !to school.
illiliilii— an blasts quickly calla ‘flt
en tire do! main; 1

1.;

 

 
 
 

 

.gROYAVL GROCERY COMPA

A telephone massage to Electric Station 1-

«muttonm tor 0arts. an alarm ‘
wm Monty “be pulled to?

1.43:1: mm 1. odd. rungs. 11.1.1}... or an: .‘ ‘

NEW YEARS SPECIALS

FINE. aurran. PER POUNQ ....... 31o
ems EGGS. pen oozsu ..... ...._. 29c
couoauseo 11111.1( scANs ....... .. ‘ f “f

"UM how'ai.‘ 25°

FLOUHthLLSBURV's OR GOLD M EDAL. P R BAR 111.111.: g. be m 856
,l"‘nutj1 Oranges. per don. ....... 30c;l1lnhot's tocon. pet 01111.10; . v .13: 1
5’“l11111: Grape Fruit H‘or .‘... “25c Vr \‘ow Prune. 2 [its out? V ‘1
'11“ LRCY Later ltnisins. pkg. ...... 221:1 Navy ul’enchca, nor-lb. “Hannah 180

All the Leading Brands of the Finest Canned Fruits. 1 A
TEL 833-3. "122 SOUTH MAIN fi

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Reduction Saleof
Ladies’ suits, Skirts, clans etc

The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House

THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
515VMainSt1. Stamford. , 133 So. Main St., South Norwali:

 

 

”.- "w W.M

 

11.... "Hudson;
$2350; _‘$l600.

Covering price that a man should pay for aweliablc Antoni
. bile. The 1912 models of each car are on view at our garage.
1‘ Automobiles for rental by the hour, day Or weak.

mt!

OSCAR H‘ "inane

RIVER STREET 751.111.11.11. 6814

THE '

 

 

 

 

 

 

go Washingt‘ ' 1
SO] NORWALK

 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan