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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight- Sunday prob
ably light snow and slightly warmer,
followed by fair and colder Monday;
high northwest winds. diminishing. A
trough at low pressure running from
Texas northeastward to the Lake re
glon is producing cloady weather
with rain or snow in the lower Missis-
sippi Valley‘.’ Pistaant weather prei
valls in the northern sections. with
temperatures below zero fioni Mont
ana eastward to Maine 'Ibe disturb”
once central in IIihe lowei Mississippi
Valley will probably mow» northeast-
mud; and i! so, it will pioduce light
show with slightly high temperature
in this vicnty on Sunday, followed by
fui and coldetP on Monday.
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TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TOD Y.
'l‘impeiatuie: Minimnni.20; maxi-i
mum. 39. Partly cloudy.
.W...» .
l’. l“. Iiiirns. of the Ilostoii Store,
spent yesterday in New York city.
Andrew Hutchinson. of‘l\'lniiipnuk,t
is able to be out (titer his recent ”1'
ness.
.i.-.‘ .H .-_._
f .3 Robert T: istrani he; (niiiIctl at the
't nlversity oi' \\PPlsP<P?(lIlHlll :il'tt-r his boll
(my visit home.
licgrand Ray_m0nd of Morgan iii-(2
nae. is spending the (bit in \‘eu York
city on business.
on Friday eveniniz‘of next week the
Merrill College basketball team will
,play the Staples high srbool flVl‘.
”M...“
P——Soft llats. Soft iluts.
Officer John E. Reynolds,
0!
eariage lap robe in Washington street.
last night.
The students of Merrill Colleges are;
making arrangements to hold a dance?
. in. the near. future.
The affair.
probably be held either on the 19th
or the 26th inst.
The members of Nornalk Lodge 6..
PPNoI 709, B. P. o. E. held a lodge oi
. sorrow. last evening, for the late Al.
drcd .E. Bates, 0t Noinalk.
You may be reasonably sure that
it is ‘cold when Officer Jarvis S. Mur-
ray, of Norwalk, wears an overcoat.
He wore one last night, and this
the first time this year "Jarv" was on
duty and 'twas‘ some cold, he reports.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
. Medical Association was held yester-
Eton :tiufi.
dayafternoo’n at which resolutions of»
sympathy were tendered to the meal
dent..Dr. F. G. Brown, in his and be-
movement.
send a. floral tribute of their esteem
sad, and to attend the
P’ lidnérbl services.
‘ -2F‘ull 'ljfiib-j.ICapsP at O’Brien’s.
....‘_
Harry Childs,.2a typical trainp,Iwho
have been before the South Norwalk
and or the Town Court Ion a number
of occasions 0! late; was arre‘sted
,.agaln last night by once:- Frank H.
Stratton, charged with drunkenness
.‘ ‘If,..antl vagrancy. Childs was standing on
the corner of water and Washington
_. ,Pr'
streets at 6 9 ’clock last night when he
collapsed, the alcohol and exposure
being too much for him. At the Town
‘- Court this morning he appeared to be
(in the v‘sfge' of del'erium-‘tremens.
‘ citation William F. Tammany sentenced
I him2"to spend 80‘ days in Bridgeport
, "tail; thirty-‘21:” Iop‘eacii count.
O‘Brien‘s. 2
llic‘
South Norwalk police force. found HP
will l
18‘
The members voted to'
suitors .922-
"$
WM. P2. BEERS
South llorwnfli and NoumkI
in. lllllliill Iii
.’
lilililll SilllllllllP
Coldest Night of Winter Finds
Sheltering Institutions Tend
to Their Limit
It
NEW YORK, PJan.ti ‘.—-Zero tempera:
. ture accompanied by high northwest
winds which swept around corners
and exposed places throughout the city
with the fury of a gale caused intense
suffering during the night and early to
May. The night‘wns the coldest so for
this winter and the mercury in some
localites Went below the zero point.
The city lodging houses were taxed
to their capacity and in the emergency
the morgue chapel was thrown open
for the wanderers, of whom 100 found
shelter there.
There were. a numbei of exposure
cases reported from the different hos
pitals.
The municipal lodging house accom-
modated 1,068 persons and sent 285
more «to the ehnE‘iiy (lock bitlldinit. ln
Pthe- lthl of niifotiunotes who applied
l0l lid. nissltm to the munitipal lodginy
house “etc twenty five noun-ii and;
2loiir (liiltlrnn l
NEW ii.‘i\i2\ ,dnii 0. ~“ll's a voil‘;
Pmornlng." P itllil \‘Jo‘lil her Observer 'l‘tu‘i‘2
(liltlfll, placing citipliiisis (in the is.
glle hastened to add that people sliiv
:e‘lfitl ovoi} whore last night as tho (‘Eolil
.wns was gum rnl and it u‘ill play can ‘
‘(I‘Itl for sort-2‘ :il (lays with possibly;
anon» fliii“21i(s tomorrow iii: lit. The.
snowfall, he did not bellow. wouitil
lnnioun‘t. to anything. The oilli‘iiil inn»,
3(‘iiry wading lim‘o showed three abort",
3zertiLns the lowest mark. but .Vii'. 'l‘urrf
felt ((2 2rtalii that innit in the bills amt
in tin» northern part oi’ the slain in t
low and “fly below 3120 would live i‘. .- l
. ported. . . ;
The happiest jiilloni in- oi’ men in;
(onneoiicu‘t totlui nio the ice (l(2:‘ileti€,:
. lint-k in the hills of nor lino-(torn t‘1in4:
llt't'lltllll the mercury (hop-ml to 10‘
(it-green below wt.) and (“Ni loni. .il
the most exposed places. Norfolk in,
.the llcrltsltirt‘s reiIoIteti if. donut-92
which; seemed to ho the Arctic point oi 3
th(» statepwhile ,Winsti‘d and ilark
‘Iba iisicatl (~i2izons shit-cred at lliti2PI
liwolvo below point. (P.1tlll‘lil‘litlk: ltli‘ch
ton anti New Boston. Mass” which are
‘lll the (‘old zone when a norlliwestor
(dimes (town from tho Grunt Lakes. not
the mark at it). All over llll' suite
{back from the Sound short.» (ht; thur»
mometers had low readings. P
The breeze has started the making
of ice on all ponds and streams. On
Highland Lake at Winsted lt‘t?»t§lllll‘l‘t5
hogan harvesting in a small wny‘slx
Iinch loo which is clear as crystal from
In quick Ir.eeze At ldtchflcld where
Ithe Berkshire (onipiiny has immense
houses ilantnm Lake was drown 0\ er
l‘slladly. whereas not many days 'ago
motor boats were able to ply about‘tl‘ic
lake. The gale during the night top
pied over the spire on the old and his
ton‘lc church on Town Hill in New
Hartford. sending it through the room
The spire at present rests in the
church gallery.
. The cold wave has sealed the Con
‘nectlcnt river for the winter. Lumpy
ice had been running far some days
and in the coves the dritlt has Jammed
and made a coating. But this morning
the river was covered firmly pretty
well down towards Essex.
BOSTON. Jan G—T‘he first product3
of the northwestern chld wave factory
reached Boston early today on the
wings of a thirty knot gale. making the
iceman‘s heart glad, the 'lhlnl)"¢lad.
sad, and the householder with the
frozen water pipes, mad.
A continuation of polar conditions
for 'the next few days was the assur-
ance given today by the weather fore-
caster.
Temperatures in New England were
not excessively low at sunrise today.
but the stPength of the gals made the
absence of heat more noticeable and
those whose duties called for out or
door work, like policenwn. firemensnd
the life savinu,r patrol on the coach;
said that the night was the stiffssItI in
many years.
The temperature in Boston at 8 9.111
was 4 above zero, with lowest-endings
farther north in New Endnn‘d and
slightly higher to tho3south.-I80diothing
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1 Assorted Chocolates
- Iwith "an on to lamina-s." T 2 «-
below the cipher maritoio tutticlpatooB
topight through New England.
1
Boise day therein curb lobes rein
buying opportunity for‘yoh in one o!
th029entinol "For Sale" ads. livery
day they an interesting. livery day
. 33--
thousand "more poo (turn to them. .‘ I
”at least 0119,01 even two?
I lids they am quite indispensable.
.f mac
Others. 93c up. Q
is to serve the people.
live up to.
offer we make them.
4
O
ls moi-(i any room which would not be the was nil-Sixties with.»
You need then: to abut 6i! Holdalls, to‘
P hide the bed and make the room urioro‘~ picturobops, willie» for law
"e offer you a very special 4- fold. fiid- -ioot hlglPI GloQ.
background. with gold floss embroidery. at ”JIM ,3‘
A. J. COLLINS & column
Screen.
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\Vhsteier knowledge or cash we command is put to daily use
in bringing together the best grain and feed straight froni' the mills
to you without any additional profit:
We never lone sight of the fundamental idea of business. which
Whatever is stated in our advertisements we
At whatever cost. we make good ‘to our customers every
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom
ers~llonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Jeddo Coa
That’s lt!—-—‘
A not Thing
Send us In order for one load. and we will retain you n a cul-
tomer. Clumfree from slate. uniform quality. suitable for furnace,
range. stove or self-feeder.
When on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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IT'S HARD TO DIBLODGE
thr- gi‘ip, cramps, .(iyspoptlr
pains, linttilcnt‘y or many of tilt,»
ills that finish is heir to unless
that ion lllt also (to the tart
that a little “all! vibiskei is the
tilllliilt‘ at and lib“ mount of ban
lsliing your ailnipit. i-‘ncry one
should keep a bottle of pure.
liiuli gratin and stand whiskey in
their home for t‘illcl‘lzi‘ilcll‘s,
from Manner & Flynn's.
Magnet 8( Flynn
FIRE ALARMS
scum NORWALK F'Pinz ALARM
BOXES 3 '4
Fire Alarm Hondunartcrs It Electri-
iNVoi‘kzi. Toluplloito for tire alarms.
n. 2 .
3wx\\‘nshin(zton and North Main all.
hlnlinclicnio llotel.
4-wxlhl and Raymond 8th.
small (3 Corset Factory. private.
dullny‘ts Thnntrn.
7~Norwnlh Hospltn
8-—Mnalc Hall. LllfltllPTdP and City Hotels
- ll-~Cinss St.
l2—-—xWent St. .. Franklin School
ia—otfhincord 8L. Concord and Llnoolr
Schools.
lie—North Main an [inn Sta.
ld-«Hl loll whit and avvicw Ave.
ill-st k Iron Works.
l'l-Jilllontw 2.1-.an Cedar St.
ill-lwligh School West Ave.
I2i~W est in (ind'rwior Ave.
211—} Ely Ave and Lowe Bt.
heatnut and lien Sta 2
adv—mouth» sin and come Sta.
zd—Isexington Ave. and Austin 8t.
27~Wcst and Elm Grove Ste
“—80th Main BL. betwaen Grow and
Meadow
32—xtM) Electric Works. State 8!.
3.4qu ring and Clay
35~x avlland and Water Btu.
s7—xlmckwood Mfg.
4l~—Falrfleld Ave. and Ocular at.
42—«1‘ayior Ave. and South
43—Woodwnrd Ave and Meadow Bt.
45—isiurrlttI and Quintnrd Avon. and Watm
/
t
dd—Woodward Ind Lowndon Aves.
51~Golden Hill St. and Fllmwood Ave.
Bb-Wanhlnalon 8t. Bridge
53-—li‘reiirlipkyardck and Itnnl ePist. private. I
filaNorwn .. prlvn vats.
tn) Denntos Ion interfering boxed.
(M) Master box. f m which the burn
her of any box can sounded.
One stroke“ 1! noon and In to
standard tims.1
One stroltIIse‘P It odd times. testing or
“Pligwom strokes after an alarm. fire out."
“Ptéfifiiéwiath m... a. (a a...
ORAt‘II: ~05 p. In. each Wednesday. a no:
"1 (Whig... for an district also re.
oelvsd by telephone. . 3
nonwnnk Finn ALARM:
ls—Gorner of Main and Wall Streets.
zl—Belden Avenue and Union Place.
H—Supplnifm Hill- and Kellen“ Smtreet
n on
25—week {vanilla and Berkeley Street.
film-Franklin“ Atlantic and lyrics Place
14—63. us (Private box).
dz—Westh Avenue and Merwln Street. _
Sit—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
“Lahapel street and Harbor Avenue 2
80»— est Avenue. near the armory. .
tevenn Street and Kim Crest.
-~Crou‘- Street and Wilton avenue.
42—Mnln street eand North Avenue
si—oma St at and Tlnflnll Lane.
tit—Main an Catherine St cts.
s—New Canaan no ads nd tr Street.
Bi—Chentnut Street. near Summer 5‘3-
ds—Msln smiet and union Avenue.-
82—On roan
s—Esst Avenue and
41
83-— ncolnP Avenue
dt—«East Avenue and India no.2» .
- ._.__. _...._. ._» .n..1. Hm
The woman who relies upon 80n-
tinai Want am. to mars theater
.4
l.
' tire on premises w
3 Point
stations Island Sound to McKinI
P lbdkll lite; PP'P
P thitd “L“WJ n4. -PP;
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EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXIQP
Flm headquarters. 90 Van Zuni fitmeLP'.
Telephone till
Pitch friction] (irritate)
blatant“ l-lrboot (private)
€12 East Washington and hurt ills.
14 Van anli tilt and (inborn Ave.
.lti Find Arc. and llimun ht.
‘ilinltiflcid Ht. »
223ml" (in and (‘hurlvs Bu.
‘3 4—» East Aid. and Fitch St
-IIw-l-‘it. John St. and (llie Ave.
8(- aviciv Me. on First fit.
it i: -iloiilcmr(l and Second St.
RRGHPPGW‘ Ave. and liftli St. .
:43? —-noule\nr(l (uni Blackstone 8t. (Tel
ilu~Kcyn2r 8t. and Pine Hill Ave (Tel.
342~Koyncr Hi. and Duck Pond rd (Tel
345- Shore Huron. I’l‘el.)
A telephone. mom” to Electric Station
(706) between the hours or (i p. m. and
d n. m.. lvinx location of fire. an Alarm
will be a van of ancient box.
Private box-is wkll onIly IIbo pulled fer
tern
Second alarms ore onlym Plo be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at tho fire
Special Blondie
l—Onc blast at. odd tunes. testing or line ‘
o w n.
l
1-»0ne blast at 8 A). in.. standard time.
1-) 4—Two blasts re out
it ii~4Twenty (WQ.‘ at it a. in. no morn-
ing session of public school.
ll il—E'lI‘tvonty-two, (It it: 30 p. m..
nmalo of public school.
liilliillll—Ton sis quickly calla tho
entire department.
no If-
Pnowa'vrou’ ruin ALARM Dist-more
12—Htghlnnd Ave. to N. L. N. R. t H.
R. R.
lb-«Biokory Blind and Bell Island.
i4~ Pine Point and Roma 8!.
s——"( antral." no”:
McKinley St. to
22~Pennoyer St. to Cm mat,
28—01200: at. out
zt-aRAutroad to Brookalde.
We It aide.
16~Whlte Bridge north ‘to Brookaido.
lav—White Bridge 8.E 00L. 1.8mm
l'l-Whlto Brio “til 5. W.t LI. Bonn . .
ne strolr e ofth opt-s boll at odd unio-
Indicates tut int
Two strokes of his bell. thus. 141. are
Four strokes “on fire bell. thus. 1-1-14.
water to be shut
A third or more blarmi indicate cartoon
1
"3-...
WET .
“See that measuring worm crawl-
ingP up my skirtl”, cried Mrs. Blanks.
“That's a sign I'm going to have a
new dross."
"Well, let him malts it for you."
growled Mr. .Bienits. -:"And while
he's about it. have him. send a hook-
worm to do you uDLtlis back. I'm
titted of: the IJoI."—(-I.-.lverpool Mor-
. bury.
. ...IA9lLY- REMEDlED...
Manager (to “Mutation -- Your
‘ piece is not at ill "bad, “but it rather
24253:?“ am
Mr“. .
bramatht—df Pilot's all. I“ can still-
ly Kill 8ft tv'tb or“ tbrés people in" theI
.341. (2
nation ”the insist {Edit (m m
which prion Hat-land has told in
bar autobiography is an instance (it
“plantation preaching. 'l'w-o youngl'.
2 laps happened to be present at n
2 funeral service bold in a noun aeron-
tau. 2 ».
The audio (intuit. beside
the illnesses urged that they bed
never behold a smaller.
the prudence (I)! the two visitorti the
p'rmhor continupd bis disoonrse with
extra vigor. $2»-
: ”Em do distinguished lives ofdo
m 'liutrion‘s Itrnnuwwhat has Ihono'
and as by comln‘i, (among us' dis
blessed nrternoon to line in our mo'n-
ln'-whst is they? And what are we?
And what ii men hono’ woman; my
brethren? Up tor-day will do hopper:
grass and down tor-marrow wid do
sporrcrgrnlsl
"Like (in flower ob do cornfiel'. Poo
he spreads hlaself like a tree planted
by (is horse branch. Den de ‘ wil’
upon dot man~nnd whar is he!"
Panning in mid career the preacher
touched the pathetically ridiculous
box with n diPsdainful ”foot. "As for
3 dis t’lng"—-rising on his toes in the
energy of his contempt—"as fur dll
’oro itum~put (is t’ing in de groun'l
It's too unlit for to be nrgyln' overl"
Silkworm Gut in Spain.
I the ~
3 nova tau unuiuslly small, in f '
inhptred bx P
tines nnd‘i‘tlc tempest blow,» nn' boats ‘2
give you a $25 Gas Tank for I
$16 and your Old Generator-«4
for your Autumobil‘e
». —,m-.
ROY-AL GROCERY COMPANY
FINE BUTTER. PER POUND .................................. 319 PP
FINE EGGS. PER DOZEN ..... .......................... .......2vo
in reply ton Wisconsin inquiry,
Consul—General i-‘rauk o inn, ,9! Bar-
celona. furnishes the following infor-
mation in regard to silkworm gut in
Spain:
The raising of silkworms for bull-
nesl purposes is confined to the
warmer climate. where such trade has
a probability of becoming remunera-
tlve. The principal countries produc-
ing silkworm gut, used in the manu-
I factors of fishing tackle. nre..8pain.
i may and Japan. The most important
center or production in Spain is in the
Province of ‘ ill urnlu.
ants colltct and still nut to the iner-
chants. under whose care it under-
goes a lengthy prorn (as of pr( partition
before being (telnet-(id to the market.
Plinrrlng their (omnion (iilu‘ln. this
trade has no point of contact what-
. ever with the manufacture of silk. up
Iwoi‘ms that age destined for one of
; these purposive become entirely use»
less for the othci
Pitt 9 in Spain for silkworm gtitI
. ((‘nllod sedali tiny limit ii to $10 per
1.000 abilities or shells. (wording to
qualiti and it (eitnlii amount is s:-
Iportt-il. (liictlt to implantl
A Groit Banana Country.
The growing of bananas (or export
.‘ in the great lunar industry (It ilondu- 3
-rns. 'l‘liu onuttnoua increase in re-
(‘t‘Iit yours in the cons Itinpiltm of
bananas and tin fortunes made by
‘ siirt‘ensful 2.102.2qu lltilkt‘ this a snb~
I idol of Wlilfi inlt‘l‘t‘.«l. Tllt' exports (if
this fruit from t‘unirnl Amt-rho have
”(filled during the last ten years and.
POtPltisllllilt‘ about Nil pttl‘ Will. (if till
the bananas imported into the United
States.
The banana in Honduran grows wild
in prawn ally all parts (it the ruuiitiy
up to (in violation of three. thousand
feet or niorh but the indu~try of cul-
Ptivntlng this fruit tor (‘xioit is con-
.fined to the rim. hot lands along the
:0lo count and not extending further
inland at any point than ilfty or sov-
P only-lira miles. l’uerto (.iortca, tieibn
Hind Trujillo are the shipping points. .
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i
Purified by Trial.
lie. that can apprehend and considoP
or \190 with all her balls and seem-
lng ploasurds. and yet abstain and
yet distingiilshnnd yet prefer that
which is tmly better he is the true
warfartng Christian. 1 can not praise
a'fugltire and (‘lolstered i‘lrtue,. unex-
erclsod and unbmnthed. that never
salllos out and sees her adversary,
‘i
4 but Blinks out of the race where tint
immortal garland is to be run ion;
l
ly we bring not' innocence into the .
world, we bring impurity much rath— 4
2 not without dust and heat. Assured-
or; that which purities us is trial.
and trial is by what is contrary.-—
Milton.
Killing the. Goose Again.
The old fnniilygphyslclan being
away on a much needed vacation, his
practice was lntrusted to his son. 0
meat medical graduate. When the
. old man returned the youngster told
him. among Other things, that he had
cured Miss Ferguson an aged and
wealthy spinstor, of her chronic in—
digsstldn. " .
"My boy. " said the old dector, "I‘m
proud of you; but Miss Ferguson's
oollege."—~Everybody‘s Magazine.
He Had Dono- Enough.
3 “Fellow cltisens," said the condi-
date, "I have fought against the In-
titans. I have often had no bed but
this battlefield, no canopy but the sky.
1 have marched over the frozen
ed with- blood. " 2 2 9
His story told well till a dried- -up
looking voter came .to the front. ‘
"I'll be darned if you hain't, done
enough :or your country. Go homn
and rest. I‘ll vote for the other fel-
PPlow.".—Success Magazine:
IH.:
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4.
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AP W‘s-tern: bookseller wrote to I
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copies of 00mm firm-'0 "Seekers,
alter God" be shipped to blip at once.
tblli two days he received this "2’
P2333 by tellll‘lilll
" TEL. 8333.
where the peas- '
indigestion is what put-youthrough' P‘
’ground till ovary step has been ntnrk- .
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Reduction Sale of
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"ill-l3; ”5P ‘1‘ “Iii ‘llfl’
The Paris Cloak 81 Still. titans
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THE SELPF- STARTING
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The 1912 models of the five passe
New at our garage.
Demonstrations cheerfully given.
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s.
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UNDER THE BED. I it from the scene.
A. Suffraget —Houst0in‘ Hi;
It could not be
Our Patriot's Ed;
But if it were, ,
.He'd‘ blush rose-rail
491199319- 9 to
It could not. be 2.»
Our President, 3;.
For he is far ',
Too corpuleInt
~Frsnkiln Falls (N. HP 10“?“
May tight. and light.
And still‘look under
The bed at night.
P~Birmingham Ageiiernld.
But if she found
. P At burglar there
She’d yank him out
P IAnd pull his hair
—BostonP TianSCrlpt.
IAnd nhile she hat!
The iobbers goat,
She‘d make the kiddie
Pledge his vote ‘
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