ROWAYTON
Fred fishes. and Elwood Broadway
~ New York city.
Miss Edith Wright, of Crow avenue.
*Jias been entertaining Miss line. Force.
of New Haven.
Mrs. A. B. Cleverloy has returned to
in New York city. -
I Dorian expect to begin harvesting
their crop about Friday of this week.
» opened its culling establishment in
this place, fifteen or twenty men being
employed there.
,, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Porter oi Croc-
» ‘ kett street. have returned home from
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fris-
bio, in New Haven
Lewis E. Parker and family have
aimed their residence in Logan street.
and gone to New York to spend the
balance of the winter.
lhneswyhd has had a pro-
Will: dick dtiifiihoid fever at the
residence or her daughter. Mrs. Aaron
6 Stevens, Rowsyton avenue. is able
to be about again.
—-,.
Another more in the tournament oi‘
Reliance Fire Company and Rowsyto n
Hose Company will be played this eve-
' sling iii the quarters of the former or
ganizstion. Fred Gillies. of the Hose
Company, and Frank DeWsters. or the
Reliance Ehe Company. will be the
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
lilielknap” System
0" HOT WATER HEATING
Host Modern and Economical
system.
»; ThoBoy Scouts“ held their weekly
meeting Monday night.
Rev. Dr. George Pentecost is expect»
led to arrive home January, 23. after a
two months’ tons- in Europe.
George Pentecost, Jun, spent Saint
‘ iny’l‘okenelte. to look after the not
so which his father is having built
are attending the automobile show in‘
‘ piisl corps and a machine ion platoon
her home in Craw avenue, alter a visit:
The Stevens Oyster Company has.
H 011
‘ eater
. an (ill Hostel- in your spare rooms
'AIElllilAli rscm
trait Hill slim
MANILA. Jan. lib-eons” tor the
First Battalion oi the seventeenth In~
rantry Regiment to loavofor Chins
ditlon was prepared immediately.
Major James M. mumlth will be in
. command a! the live hundred enlisted
'men and attach oldom, with whom
will be sent a detachment of the how
WWI“! RWT. 0F REILLY TO
arrived here yesterday and the espo- ‘
aerosol Maven.
WASMWMJM. 10.4fm flue-
ties of mm. BOIIIY'I rlaht to ,
msumbscoithanousosodu
mayor oi Meridian at the saline time is .
being tattoo about imWasblnmmin- ~
formally‘ijmosr‘ members of the don-
nociicut delexa'tion and‘otherii intern
eatcd. it is said in some charters that
Mr. Reilly's case learn All tours with
that or the late George L. Idley. or
Connecticut. who did not resist: troln
besides the ileld service wagon train.
lOther troops are being held in mdl.
ness here. Brigadier-General Erode»
rich Funston. commander oi the De-
arrangements for the expedition.
8T. PRTERSBUIBG, Jan.20 ——-An ot-
ilcial denisl is given today by the
Foreign Olilce of the reports that the
Russian Government had addressed
demands to the Chinese Government
in regard to Mongolia or was pisnnina
the occupation of Mongolia. . .
l EONG KONG. Jan. 10. wA further
detachment oi lndian troops with field
the contingent or British troops ab
day from here to Canton. to reinforce
ready stationed there.
1 WASHINGTON. Jan. lil.-Deolh
might be the reward for any American
' in China who undertook to live up to
the spirit of such a measure as the
pending Bulaer house resolution ex-
pressing sympathy for and extending
encouragement to the chinese revolu
tionists. For this reason. it is declar-
2 ed it is doubtful that President Taft
would sign the resolutionEeven should
it pass both branches of Congress.
Under acts passed in 1880 creating
consular courts and conferring upon
them extra territorial jurisdiction in
serial-ballarous counties, the death pen.
nity is prescribed for any American
who lends aid or encouragement to a
revolution directed against the gown
ornmcnt oi any of the countries where
.thls jurisdiction exists. I'ience, it is
contended. on American citizen actinlt
in accordance with the spirit of the
Scim- nesointicn. would be liable to
have his lilo declared forfeited before
the nearest consular court.
This situation has been called to
the attention of the executive branch
of the government. and Is being given
consideration. 1
SAVING T0 CITY OF NORWALK.
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Yearly Light Bill Cut Down $135.84 by
Councilman Worden. i
The efforts of Light Commissioner
, Howard V. Worden. or Norwaik. have
resulted in the saving to the City oi
Norwallt 0! $135.“ on the lighting
contract alone tor the no!“ 1912. Con-
stantly passing away at the light com-
pany. formerly the Housemate Power
v‘ company, and now the United Elec-
‘ trio Light and Water Company. on
shied him to get the contract this
year at a. figure that is much lower
than last year.
The contract had been already
drawn up and left at the city clerk‘s
when and this morning Mayor Edward
J. Finnegan signed the papers. 'ijhe
contract this year has been made for
$8,920.16. Last year the lights cost
the city $9.056. .
Councilman Worden is bolus comm!
mented by the taxpayers upon his suc-
cess.
BANlDING NORWALK OTREETG. i
Strut Commissioner Bylnutcn Busy
' any Villa Mlvb. ' 1
Street Commissioner 0. trying By-
. ington, of News“. is a Busy luau.
Yesterday he m up at 6 a. in“. and
had sanded all the slipwv places that
their feet.‘ His torus of men worked
with a will and the city was unite ,
sale on far so sidewalks end creed
walks were concealed.
This mornina‘, there was little else
‘to do because of the continued loosen
:condition and more sidewalks and
‘icrosswiilks were sanded. No serious
Eiaccidenis have been reported about
the term from the slippery condition‘
ill the sidewalls.
l
When the weather warms and it be ‘
,, younsster‘s "[0 to the board and show
‘,
\I‘elm lb thaw it ”dill be «other on
the home after- being inaugurated
governor. it will be recalled that the
house adopted a resolution declaring
his seat vacant upon the ground that
it was incompatible for him to All
The ice men about Rowsyton and pertinent “ Luzon. tool: charge of the both ohlces It the same time
Some nitric-u for propriety are
saying, that provision. of the federal
constitution prohibits a congressman
from holding any oilico, out that pro
vision is condned to a prohibition
against his holding another federal
once at the some time as beaches
in congress. or course the Men
mayorslty is not a federal cities. The
house judiciary committee decided
some years ago in the case or General
.loe Wheeler, that he could not serve
as congressman and handler general
of the army at the some time.
The judiciary committee but not
considered the Reilly case, not will lhi
its members say there is nothing in
the. constitution applying to the Reilly
case. So for as the question or in-
compatibility ls concerned. Judiciary
committee members say that if intern.
psiibillty exists it applies to Reilly's
service as mayor. and not as congress.
man. because be indicated pretenses
for the latter office when he ran for
congressman. and has since pertmned
conmetsionsl duties. Mr. Lilley went
from congress to the governor-hip.
ii there is any fault to he found
it is sold It must be by Maiden
against his continuing as mayor. Mn
Reilly. who returned to Washington.
recently, declares ho is mayor and will
remain mayor until the state supreme
court sets, probably in the ‘ swing.
Representative Tilaon is nsiumli in-
terested in Mr. Reilly‘s status. but
says he does not intend to do any-
thing about the matter. The Demo.
cratic house is not expected to take
any action on the case.
Mayor Reilly declined a lie-nomina-
‘ iion, but because of the coconut oi
ballots was forced to hold over.
mun—aw...
TO BUILD GPUR TRAGK AT MANS-
FIELD DEPOT.
Trustees ci‘ Colony for Eollsptlos Lat
Contract to Wiiilmantlc Finn.
The board of trustees of the Con-
necticut Colony for Epileptic: met at
the Capitol yesterday and let the con»
tract to build a spur track to the pro
posed site of the bulidingin Mansfield
from tho Central Vermont Railroad
at Mansfield debut. The successful
bidders were Ahoorn Brothers of Wil~
limantio. and the contract price is 37.-
950. Their-suit will be ready for use
April 15. A'i'his'action is in accordance
with the board's plan to have the spur
track built bolero work is boson on
the proposed building for the colony
The existence or the spur track to fit-
cilitate wort? will be considered In
making the abstracts tor the erection
or the buildings. "l‘ho back will be
“4,950 feet long Architects are new at
work preparing plans for tho build:
logs. Those present at the ineolinfl
were Dr. Max Madhouse oi New lla-
Von. pmidsnt. Dr. wnum L III!"
all, South locust". secretory: Wil-
liens EP. Kelley; Killinul‘y. treasurer;
Edward ii. mums. Minion:
inane Carl roster. Bridasport: zoos.-
lthc early Wtflfin. "‘3‘“ Rub D“ ID“ n. BDDDSMV NDTWth and Willi“:
J. mixer. Haunted. .. .
WHO. “summons" IT.
in one or“ the large cities a printer!
teacher was one day instructing her
class in the composition of ”mucus.
She wrote two sentences on the block.
board, one a misstatement oi Idol and
the other wrong grammatically The
sentences were: "The non has three
legs" and ”Who done it?"
"Willie:i she sold to one of the
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.‘I’hen one of the firstthings yon ‘
. "want to do is‘to buy your wile a
new. good range.
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“Business is ”better, you say '
FOR SALE BY
HoraceR Nash, Cor. N. M. & West Sis
its new assttr
inmcrlcah“fii‘lusm*vms on Condi-
tions and Prospects.
The American Hatter (New York)
says at general coalitions and prosw
poets in the list trade: E
Salesman on the road have returned
to their respective headquarters.
where they will await thevislts of
buyers in the markets during Jan-
uary and Reorder-y. it is anticipated
that the latswsson orders will, be
unusually heavy. for earlier in the sea.
ty among some buyers Hardin; the
prospective rouse for spring and in
consequence purchases were deferred
to some extent.
As the moon approaches "and trade
it becomes evident that plain mix-
cloib of fabric anish, but. as has been
predicted in these columns for m
oval months, than con hardly be on
booted to wear in the spring the ex-
tremely rough. sill-shy textures which
of last .lall. A lighter effect in the
veil.
The season’s buying is centered on
creased crowns and the medium high
crown models have divided favor
about evenly with the modluni low
crown drains.
In still hats there has been no
change in the demand.
wide brim styidi are favored enroll»
ively, just how low the crown and
how wide the brim «pends allow
nether on the class of trade to which
the store caters. For the man who is
a conservative dresser but wants to
follhw the general lines of the cur
rent fashion in dress, mm: 1.8 are
excellent proportions; {Ilium are
more radical, while for the extreme
trade crowns are made i, its and
”I and brim as wide as 4%.
tin“ placing orders for Bananas. late
mason buyers will be guided by the
made oi last year in their choice of
styles. as there will be little or no
change except that the vague or large
shapes will be somewhat more mark.
ed. - ‘
likewise in straw Ennis. last season‘s
proportions will be duplicated for 19in.
factor in the yacht shape universally
favored. and a minimum or demand
for soil braids.
spring stocks to retailers‘ stores. in
order to be thoroughly representative
oi the season‘s styles. must include a
strong exhibition ot‘cloth hats. which
Will surely have ready sale through
out the «uses As the manufacturers
gain experience in the production at
those hats. improvements in design
and workmanship are constantly made
and the latest achievomonlsisre for
Lin advance ofths‘ earlier results.
in one respect, s‘oousideratlon oi -
next fall would not he pmmsture at
this time—and that is the reference
to velour hair.
Orders for velour hats must be plac-
ed a considerable length of time in
advance oi the season. The” process
or mutation is an extremely side
one and the men: volume of de-
mood as the season advances prov’
eludes the prompt oiling of late soa-
sun orders. The shipment of orders
“tor velour hats 'i'rom abroad is not can
partitions owing to the complicated
course at transportation. 'i‘he’ Center
la Vienna. a thousand miles or, more
train a sea port. The shipments have
. -a long‘ muo,.m.w, m.
if connections are not sleds willi‘tle
steamer they my be delayed there
for some time, after which is of ions,
oossn wine. the arrival at the Allies
on. port and then the trsnaporistion
in this country;
so: those reasons so am often
cannot be diledr
sou than was considerably uncertain»
opinion crystallizes on certain styles. .
predominated the hesdwesr fashions “
form of a softer. liner finish will pre- E
law crown.
with sounit braids the predominant ,
oi the European velour but industry .
J. M: Layton 8: Co.
INC.
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sent. covers a mausmos'.
seems
5 Railroad Ave, to. Nomik.
Also Itaamalllp Agents for Old
Dominion Lina. Clyde Lina, 8a-
vaonah Lina and Mallory Lino.
1’0 ALL POINTS SOUTH
u
tures and fancy color mixtures are to ~
.he the with“, fsvoritfish This means '
.EYEI IMMINED FREE
AND cusses GUARANTlED
tips a My and Gummy minus
untraoy BANK OUILDlNo.
loath Nomlk
DAVID W. RA...
Funeral Director and Einbaimer
to North Main fittest. Booth Moi-walls
E Residence. ll Waohinotoa strut.
Telephone at silica, ease.
Telephone at house. an
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The Reed a Volk
on can we mop-u
RLECTRIOAL DROP
"Him Tm
AUTO SUPPLIED
m5. sols—so South m so»:
south Norwalk. Music nail Bloc!
orally causes material
cost.
it is believed in many authoritative
quarters that. velour hate have as-
sumed a permanent piccolo America
lion occupied by the Panama hat to:
summer wear. but whether this he can
rent. it is apparent that for next sea.
son. at any rate. the demand will be
fully as solve as last (all.
, . EALE "ital-Ara reasons.
[Frederick r. Whitehead to Della u.
Ulsen.buildins lot. Spring street. War.
Johan. Knopp to trustees or Butler
Image. 1. .0. o. rt. lot and buildings.
South‘MaluE street. War. .
James Murphy to Stephen 13. Kiss,
building lot. Ely avenue. War.
William ll: Daniels to Henry W
imagery. seven odd cnehsli acres.
Hartley‘s Lone. War. .
Bertha Deysenroth and. Julius V.
Becker to Stephen. J. Plank and wife,
moi» nod wile. lot and buildings, Gib-
son Court. War. .
Edwin L. Slovenia) to Dinah W.
Will. eleven acres. War.
Parish 0t St. Paul’s
church to
Obelis- tunnels, building lot. nets. ‘ ‘
lay street. War. 3 ‘ ‘
.ii‘llomas A..Meher
.Jolinison. land and buildings. Nor-
‘Alhanleilton. War. ‘ .
a-un-u—¢«~—-—u-——efinuuuw-
METHODIST CHOIR ENTERTAINEDa
Mrs. ”up; Gibson. director oi
inns street; Eonth...0rwaik. on Tues» “
day Eurasian, Music, 09an and
refreshments Were enjoyed until it
Fenwick Optical Co.“
advances in _
as a high-class article of headwear for '
tall and winter; similar to the posi-
milk 0. Johnson to J F. A. Hunke- '
to Addloon . ‘
sooxMAlcs humanism bIAo.‘ .
CHICAGO. sn.10.--¥Marousil.i3art, ‘
wright. cm at the best known book?
98 Washin
Celd Weather
Wearables for Men
' ', - Suits: and Overcoais, Specials
at, $15.00
Sweaters, Cloves, Furband Cape .
‘ Underwear . i" .‘r, ., j
High-grade Shoes
PRICE’S Clothing " “Store"
, Phone No. 1135-2.
,1 r.u.~i.«“
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b.
gton Street
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. as.
BEAVER
plaster and wail-paper.
is minim rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and '
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
0! artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or a
wide scape for individual preferrnent and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supp” on hand.
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WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your
rooms, the facilities or the home and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will saiisly you best.
'I‘bclonesdt HotclikiSs
Company '
NORWA'LK. oouu.
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Phone 732
Cold Weather
Reductions on
HeatmgStoves
so Richmond Base Burner at..823.5o ’
$24.50 Oak Hotter at..........$i7.5°
$9.00 Oak Heater. at ..........$8.95
Cylinder Heaters ..‘..........az.os. up] .
r A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
ceases ml. Ass: men a»...
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lilorwaihj
makers on the tort. is dead
um oi halt am... He torsion,”
“ was butcher. but forsoolt ills trade . f .
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Tull NEW SCIENCE?
DdfilRtiimoi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the arts! adi
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
‘ later life in the dmsrent organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the oil
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paras}.
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also _
Curvature of the Spine. You will ‘
never regret giving Chiropractic 8
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 81180. NORWALK
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