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LADIES’ 0F.
KIMONOS:
in Flannolotto and (irono Cloth.
short and ions ‘
6 momma audit.”
A complete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokomo Hotel Block, 4
South Nerwaik
were-sewer
They are going to was the raised
trolley steps.
The best of bakery products will be
:found at F. A. Lane‘s.
Harris & Guns invite you to try a
loner their hlxhgrade coal. Read the
advertisement.
Selectmen Avison and Devine'are in
Bridgeport attending the second day of
the Belle island case.
L. a
Charles R. Sammie is confined to his
home in 'l‘i‘larshall street with illness.
Bev.I'T1101nas .l. Finn, rector ot St.
Mary‘s Church, is spending the day“
with friends in Hartford.
”if you don‘t. believe it, try itw
Jeddo t'oal is it. Raymond Bros.
The Carpenters’ Union transacted
routine business last evening. talking
over the plans for the convention.
llruathos there it than with soul so
Itionti who has not tackled every aged
cy that ho has a speaking acquain-
truce with for n .1912 o:1ll,Ii611lnl6.
.- World and Tribune 6 ,6;
'1" Almanacs for 1912- ”
New on sumac
it rank t‘. (liltltkltlillll mongol oi’ the
I
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unit. In mall, 850.
At Both Stem
”wn. r. ,1 stars
soon AND ovkrionsav new
South Norwalt and" .Notwalltf
mm. .... . "l W
Whitman ransom.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General»
iy fair and continued cold tonluht and
Thursday: moderate to brish ”north
west winds. A slight trough of low
pressure, extending from Texas north. ,
eastward to the Lake region, is produc-
ing cloudy weather with hurries of
snow and‘a slight, riseln temperature
in the central sections. An area of
high pressure. central over the British
Northwest, is producing pleasant
weather with low tempotwatuiesln the
western districts. Zero temperatures
exte. as far east as Michigan and as
far south as Kansas. ‘
m
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 27; maxi-
mum, 42. Clear.
(illiiiEBlE TE8TIF|ES
‘ Iii STEEL SUIT
\iI'ASliitt‘GTON, Jan. :10.~~.-1ndmw
Carnegie was an involuntary witness
today before the House committee
probing the affairs of the United
States Steel Corporation. Mr.
negio, who was first requested to ap-
pear and upon (inclining that invita-
tion was peroniptorily summoned to
\h’ushington, was wanted to elucidate
many of the details or the organisationi
and operation 111‘ the Steel Trust and”
its domination of an industry in which
ho was for so many years a predomi-
nant figure.
Mr (‘zirnl'uio rentltod the hearing
room ahead it limo. ”i" talked (‘Oill
monplare with Chairman Stanley and
other mmubers of the committee. Iilr.’
Carnegie had once expressed it wil»
lihpnoss to appear. but recently tit»
Cllllt‘d i1) totality on llto around that, ho
was lililllt‘d no u defendant in the 1.1thw
orniqutfs suit against. the hive} (vorI
porntiou.
Will-h Ml. t‘urwtrgie took the wit-
nuns 511ml lu- turnisiwti tho commit
ill. airliirvls (Mil Untitled“?i 1-5911- oi'm 50mm tee with n stuttuleht toner-dint; stun
hurnalk, has hit this city X01
.0.
Car- "’
mum»
. designs at a saving or tram 10 to
X?" KITCHEN caalns'ro.
813.60, reduced to ...... . . . ..
"aiiords you an opportunity to get the best at Furniture in escluaiv‘a
.auu-l-yI-¢-.a-s.-..
$21.50 rounded to
, 52200. roduced to
..66$21..00 reduced to ..6..... .....
418.00, reduced to
IIIII
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.11.. J. COLLINS 5. COMPANY
Special this week
i
30 per cent.
Izaoo
- $20.00
. Itaoo.
mm
«1.50
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Whatever knowledge or rash
we command is put to daily use
in bringing together the best grain and feed straight from the mills
to you without any additional profits.
We never lose sight of the fundamental idea of business, which
is to serve the people. Whatever is stated in our advertisements We
live up to.
0 or we make them.
First in quality, last in price.
At whatever cost, we make good to our customers every
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
always in the minda of its custom-
orswllunnio Home Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
RAYMOND
eddo Goa
- Send in In order tor one load. and we will NW,” you II I out
tamer. Cioan,froo {rem Ilatomniiorm quality. suitable tor tornado.
range. stove or «info-don Prise: bu application.
. that a illiltl 311111;th whisker is, the
That’s ill—~—
A Hot Thing
BROTHERS
lT'S HARD TO' DISLODGE
the grip, rrnnipn. dyspeptic
pains. ilutulouuy or many of the
ills that limit is heir to unless
that you urewiuu to the fact
simplest dumbest means of but»
toLasa‘Iaroawoaav. . :‘
out» DuerlboI'Novol Ind6' inaxpoao :
Whoa your norvaa are on edge and
you are in the blues. you should. itl’
apnea", look out on the world throuzb i
billion-«not ooul'Iur do rower-43m oi
"peacock blue! Are you tired, irritael
I holiday? Do you feel that you need
troop lioldI And the cool Inlash at
running water? Are you inclined to,
not obtain such luxuries? Despair an
inner. Buy a nnir‘ oi blue spectaoloa, l
Io at any oculiItI. Hero is the or-
‘plIaItlon {iron to this London Daily
Mirror by a doctor who himself trot
ouontly uses the latest none soother. .,
"When I man is badly in need of I i
holiday. or when his nerves are uni
om {mm the worry, anxiety and bul- .
_tio at modern life in towns. he in-
stinctively loan for the green oi. the 1
country." he said. "Not entirely. II i
might be tboushty, rout I desire to
got away from the mile and hurry.
Tbe‘raaaon lloI aims-11: the wall.
known physiolouiow-M that rod
rays of light IrIiIIoitinx: groan org
blue are continua. Most people know; '
new that I rod-room la the wont now ‘
ibis Int-rounding for anyone who il l
suitable, or whose nerves are over i
Itrunx. A blue or neon room,-on tho
contrary, baa I uuiotiag and Ioothinli
effect. Now, in ordinary town lifo.l
the red rays predominate, thouxh
there may be no actual red about. or
very little. in tho countrytho reverse
ia the case-41, holds, noon trees.
blue sky make it” a view. Whether
in town or country. the rays operate
on the brain through the eyes. When ‘
one'a nerves are overwrought, there
fore, the obvious remedy is to so into ,
the“ country or take rel‘uzo in a blue .
or green room. ‘lilut we cannot all do _
either. and to those who cannot, my
, Idvico tomboy a pair of blue epochs»
clots. The best tint i have discovered ‘
by experiment is pennant: blue. Why
this exact shade in the best i do not.
no a matter of foot. know, but it an~
. doubtedly is 81th glasses slitntld ‘
‘ not of course be uorn for too long
a time, bet-nose they might sheet ,6
the eyes ihemsoivra, but the soothinn, ,
? effect of putting thorn on for an hour
’éor so when worried or 'inmpy' must
: be experienced to he believed."
m MW...”
A Plume Hunter'a Wealth.
6? The death oi’ Herbert. Lu l’rslth
: and, ill!” i11l1urilntttto by his son (intone
; of 5811.011) in rush townie 11 most on-
. usual but highly profitable lamination.
‘ The elder La i’rnith was a hunter for
ltho skins of white herons, ornate of
i pollution, and the glossy runny colored
:; wings of the Western moire. The fun
I orliu hunting grounds of the plume
' hunter were in the tale and alkaline
; swelling and lakes in southern (l1 rgtiil
Iivo Cure for '{NIrvIIJ' ' .
bio. overworked, “lumpy,” to want. of i .
1w.
all wau. sum".
uoawaut.“ 6'
Poona 43!.
Everything in .1... Optical 1......
Eyes Examined Free
0.15 JaCkson"
Opilnlan
M
despair because at the time you can i .
which can be set for half I crown or i .5
'Fancy Grape Fruit. 3 for . ...... 250:3 New Prints, 2 lbs.
1
$16 and your Old Generator-~-
for your Automobile. ‘
o— h...
FINE BUTTER, PER POUND. ..... .
1:th zoos, PER DOZEN. ........ . ....... ' ........ . .......
ficonomeso MlLK, 3 Cam; ...... ..... . ............
‘PLoua—Plttssunv's on com MEDAL, PER sac ....... use
1 .._
Fancy Oranges, per dos. . 30c; Baker's Cocoa. per can . . . . ._.. .. {.199 f
Fancy Layer Raisins, pkg” ..22cl New Peaches, per lb. ...... . . . ....'i§,d
All the Leading Brands of the Finest Canned Fruits.
TEL. 333-3. 22 SOUTH MAIN,BT
fl ‘.
.- .m L... o...”
Reduction Sale of
Ladies’ Suits, Skirts, Cloaks, etc.6
.‘: 11. m. ”3th
The Paris Cloak 81 hull Home
THE nouns or soon CLOTHES Muslim ,
515 Main St» Stamford. 33 so. Main 51.; Soutfi‘Norwz‘dln
”.0...“ m... ..J'...... ”0 W... m.w............ -.. m. M- ........ ,0-.- . . . ..
ii industty conditions and told of his,
telling your ailment. Every one
weeks business trip to Montreal. (on ‘tutoor 1,, the busiugfig from 1h.» out .-
sliottid hoop a bottle 01‘ pure,
and he is known to have been highly
ad (.i . i
”the man who noulti haw said a
sleek ago that New York would ask
aid of lltooltlv'ns ilto dopali twni for:
a fire in a single building in the down i
town settion world luncheon termed
insane.
an».-. ”mi. ..
Owing. to the fact. that there were
but a few members present at the
meeting of Washington Camp, No. 11.
1’. O. S. of A., last evening. the metal
lotion of oiflcors was postponed until.
next week.
At the meeting of Court Frances,
Order of the Golden Sceptre, which
will be held in Mystic Chain hall this
evening, the oflicers will the installed
and sevral candidates initiated. .All
the members are urged to be present.
Despite. the cold Weather fully one
hundred peOpie attended the evangelis-
ticul services at the Norwich Metho-
dist Church last evening. The crowds
that are greeting the evangelist make
his work most enthusiastic.
«Furnace or range red. hot, with
Raymond Bros! coal.
The civil service examination for an
extra carrier for the Norwaik post-
oiiice will be held Saturday in the Nar-
walktown court room. The time of.
the examination is to‘he 9:30. For fur-
therpartiouiars apply to the Norwaik
post-emote.
, The Girls' .Flriendly Society, of
Grace Church, held another of their
pleasing monthly suppers last evening
There were quite a number present
and all report a most enjoyable sup
per and social hour. It was one of
those homemade aaftlrs with every-
thing good to eat.
The jolly members of a pinochle
club enjoyed one of Landlord James R.
Connor’s plank steak suppers at the
Mahackemo Hotel last evening. The
affair was a happy one and the supper
of the very best. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Nutting, Mr.
and Mrs. éhatrl'es L. Cole bliss Minnie
Janos. Miss sadie E. Bodwell. Miss
May at south, 1‘). a miss and Frank
5350011.. 6 I. ..: 61_
AR MOUR’S
HIGH dHAbE TOILET SOAP
' 8 for
IA». 151- sIranII
as
‘lOc caller
>111 I‘Mr. (‘nlnuule Wits 1111 nnniniinl
_ by .1. ll. Hood. of Pittsburgh, his coutr
sol. The committee room was crowd-
ed with spectators. including runny
women. '
lie was sworn 2hr Clllill‘illllll Stan»
ley. hlr. (lnruonio'snid he began his
stool (”ill‘t‘t’l' in .\'ov1‘unlu.-r~ 1861. with
the firm of Miller S: Small. and that
111111112 119 borrowed H.500 from tho
\‘atiounl intuit of Pittsburgh 10 «u-
gage in a partnership in tho Keystone
Bridge Company at l’itishurg.
"Five or ‘six of us.” he said. “wore
engaged in this, in 1863 we built an-
othor mill in Pittsburgh and in liliiri
l was one of the organisers of the
Superior Ore Mill and Furnace. in
1866 we built the locomotive Works in
Pittsburgh and in 1867 we united two
other mills in Pittsburgh. That. was
thehoginnihg of the Carnegie Steel
Company. Limited."
Mr. Carnegie related how, when he
was superintendent of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad he had seen rails taken
up every six weeks and had sought to
find some process for hardening steel.
tMr. Carnegie denounced the bank
ing system of the United States as a
"disgrace to civilization."
“When panics come. in this country,”
he said, “they are due to the fact that
we have the worst banking system in
the world. l’nnlcs spread min, and
if the bill now before Congress is
passed you will have something to
prevent such panics. "
STATE GRANGE OFFICERS.
a. A. Peek, at Bristol, Chosen Master
at Bridgeport Convention.
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 10.-——B. A. Peek,
of Bristol, waschosen master of the
State Grange, at'the opening Ofwthoo
biennial elections of officers today.
There was keen interest in the out-
ome, and Mr. Pooh’s election followed
the announcement by State Master.
Leonard H. Henley, of North Wood-
stock, that he would not. stand for re
tlection. ‘Mr. Peck waster six years
prior to two Years ago an overseer of
the State Groove, but the past term
has not held Mine.
The other outliers elected were as
follows:
Overseer—J A. Sherwood. Baotou}:
lecturer—$.15. Blakoman. Strab
ford ‘
Stewarderd. Walton. I’lyirlouth.
Assistant étowarduWalter Blue.
Orange. . a 6 1 ~
This afternoon' 3 session was dam-
{on to a conference of local lectures
and the state lecturer formidpplny out
of the milk in the stain during the
William year. M will he in-
6 stand mammoth dilemma: ‘ ~
Wurr‘1'c m
hiuh grade and spell Willsku)‘ in
their home for cnierncurics,
flout Monitor 8: Flynn‘s.
Magnet 81 Flynn
FIRE _ ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXEQ
Fire Alarm Headquarters
Works. Telephone {or
No. iii.
3»-x\\ashington and North
lilalmokumo Hotel
lmklht and Raymond tits.
wait 13 ( orset Factory. private.
wlloyt' s Theatre
.TmNorwaik Hospital u.l
8~Music Hull. biii'ford and City Hotels
M: rsoa
12--x\'il’ostsSt... Franklin School.
thwxclnnoord St.. Concord and Lincolr
tt—-Nortn Main and Ann fits.
15mm it St. and Ba vi cw Ave.
lit”: orwnilt iron l orlts.
17——W est Ave. and Cedar St
ill-«High fishnet. West lave.
Sig—West St and Taylor Ava.
133-»wa Ave. and Lowe 8t.
§4~Chsstnut and Hon an? Etta.
26~xSouth Main and nurse Sta.
28—«Lexington Ave. andA Austin St.
ill-West and Elm Grove Sta.
lib—South Main 8t., between Grove and
Me aowd Sta.
g§~xtqugi lbiectaicmWorka. State at.
—~ 11 an
x p 8 Hate: 8t:
shuxflaviland and
X Mfg. Co.
vs and Cedar at.
87411061th
ll—Fairfloid
lzn'l‘aylor Ave. and South St.
ill-‘Woodward Ave. and Meadows
l5—-l3urritt and Quintard Avon and Water
at i
ill—~Woodwsrd and Imwntloa Aves. ‘
at-omden Hill St. and Eimwood Ave.
52-Washington 8t. Bridge.
till—Freight yard and Ann m, private.
llt—«Norwaik Look (20.. nrl lvata. .
(a) Denotes nonointertarinx beau.
(M) Master box. tram which the num»
her of any box can be sounded 6
an: tatrak o at 12 noon and a p. 111.,
stan or me.
One stroke at odd time‘s. testing or
line one am 1-
'fiwolstrolttes after an alarm. fire out.“
on s e r men , -
Threapglow strokes. water to bo Ihui
‘ " rm. ones walla-4PM P “0'
ulled for: test district IlIo ro-
M ..W.ML.M.Mu.—mw..m.wwwm
ni filootrii
fire alarms,
Alain tits.
111A
ire alarms for an
ceived by telephone. 4.
' l‘ M
NonwaLK FIRE ALARMS '
la—Corgor :A; Main an}?! \gal’l Stiio‘o‘tg.
.. values 11 on o.
ELM“ on land Kellogg Street.
24... Mon
'35....th1: Avenue and Berkeley street...
21... mnklin Avenue and Lyuos Place.
31.6... as house. (Primate box)
ail-nWeitt Avenue and Morwln Street.
339Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
gI—‘sgvhpel Street and Harbor Avenue. .
est Avenue. near the armory.
sawstevnns Shoot and Kim Crest.
d-«Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
«sMaln street and North Avenue.
lla—anco Street. . . .
lib-Grand Street and Tindall Lane.
Elk-«Main and Catherine Streets.
53~Now Canaan Road and Fair Street.
Bic-«Chestnut Street. near Summer at.
M‘fldain Street and Union Avenue.
82~0n The Green.
od-ol‘ast Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
(ll—East Avenue until)“ Duluth Intro 0.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
l-‘lie lwudl‘wntlors. hit \‘nn Zuni Street
l‘ciephuuo iii}
46 Pitch Reboot iprlrnlol.
5 Marvin S heal lnrivaml.
F Vi nstlmrtun and Fort into.
‘3an lanai Ave. and Rowan tit.
2!.mWintleidt-l t.
filth-«Font und Stltnrlna Sta
"(6 line! Arm. and i-itch 8t.
first ‘1 John St. and Elihu Ase
navicw Ave 0.. and birst 8t.
outward and Second as:
as «Love, Ave and Fifth St
:i'i'twiloulcvmd and Blackstone St.
311 mltuysor St and Pine Hill Ave.
or our tit and hook Pond rd.
slim-slime Haven. i‘l‘el. )
.a telephone message to Electric Station
(7115) between the hours til 6 p. m. and
a n m . giving location of tire, an alarm
will be given of nearest hon.
l‘rivutu terms will only be pulled for
fire on premises whom located.
shroud alarms are only to be given by
the chic (or acting chief upon his arrival
at tllofi
Special siqnlla
l»0uo blast at odd times. testing or line
l-0no blast at 8
lolm’i‘tvo blasts.
ii ilw'llwenty two. at 8 a. 11:.
int; session of public schoo
llpllm'i‘nentyi-two, at 13: as p. m. no ab
assertion of public school.
llllililllw’i‘on blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
if at. standard time
re out .
i. no morn-
lsmnlshland Ave. to N. 2.. N. H. t B.
ld—«liickory mun and Bell Island.
ion-Pine Point and Baton Pain t.
ll—Jsgll‘ Island Sound to Momma
3~‘ Control." uoKlni ey at. to
zs—Penno or at. to Cross at.
road t. to Railroad.
ale—Railroad tofiirookstdo.
MBI d
lab—Whit a Bridge north to Brooksido.
ill-v-Whito Inkling E toD L. 1. Bound.
l?~—Whito‘B W.t L..I Sound. .
Ono atroko n the tire boll at odd tin-loo
indicates teatin n8
“ng stroke! or fire boll. thus. 14. lira
. Four. stroke! uo! lire be thn 1-1. -
'wator to boa ll, .' 1 L
At third or nioro alarm; indicate Isl-lou-
8t.
onnoyor
MEATI Pacxsas' TRIAL.
CHICAGO, iJan. low—When the trial
or toll chioag'o meat packers was re-
‘ earned this morning, it was expected
that ellnited States Judge Carpenter
would rule onzthe motion or the do-
fense‘tofoxolude from the recorder
the case allitho’nowments produced
' by witness J6me H. Pratt. including
the letters alleged to bear pencil no.
i tntiona by .i‘.. Okden Armour, Arthur
‘ Meeker and Thomas J. couriers. 6
The action to Iorcludo this donu-z
, mental-y o‘vidonoafifrom the record was
=‘ made yesterdaysby counsel tor the
defense, and am listening lib Iran-
menu or oounslli tor both sides for
several hours on court reserved de-
an Zandt l-lt and Osborn Ave. 5
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DIDTRIOTII
- mu. 16mm a can all.
N ohm , .‘666Ihott‘. all
or m it: mm 6
successful in m‘utllilg’ the laws or two
States and in amassing, n sung for»
tone by the illegal sale of 111:: rained
skins. :
La l‘rulth ours told a friend here
that he shot from ten to twenty birds .
each day during the hustling Ethnic!!!
‘i and that each white heron represent-
ied a prollt of tau to him.
lwns unable to sot-urn more than ten
When he
‘btrda in a single half day he wont
back to lump. r111: hunter shipped
his spoils to Win York and often no
EZcompuniod the trunks posing as a
commercial traveler.
it is a misdemeanor to kill either
‘; herons. grebee or pelicans in Oregon
iand Washington. and there can its no
.doubt that the 'dead man's gun de«
istroyed thousands or the beautifully
fpllnnsd hirdam Seattle correspond-
once st. Paul Pioneer Press
Electricity in Franco.
3 Dilloial reports from Paris and
Marseilles indicate the immense
latrines made by the movement to
iobtain electric power from waterfalls
in that country. litany factories and
itrolioy-iines are now worsted by
electric power brought over a dis-
tunes of 100 miles The effects oil
itho new system are particularly (sit?
{in the hilly and mountainous district
stretching from the Mediterranean
Sea to the Alps and along the west- 1
ern borders of the latter it is be- '
liovod l62hat. H000 000 horse-power may
ho oéonomically Obtained, and of this i
total about one-filth has already been i
utilised. or is in progress of utiliza- 1
51011. The work now in progress on
new plants in the French Alps will.
it is believed. revolutionize manu-
facturing conditions in the whole
Mediterranean refilon or Franco, and
greatly stimulate and increase the in-
dustries of that country.
A Limited Collection.
They tell in London a story or an
elderly American lady. who. while
sightseeing, visited Westminster Ab-
bey. After going about tor some time
with an air cleaner curiosity, aha alp-
preached ‘a Verger. "I wonder if you
can help mo?"‘she6aakod hopefully. "I
am looking tor the grave ad Rinald-
erd it. ”
“Sorry. ma’,am" said the varsor
Ipoiogetlcally, "but we 'avon't sot Eda
word it."
“But." protested the visitor. “l un-
It rained that the Abbey was the
burial mice of kings. "
"So it iI‘, memo, is a way,” to-
but-nod tho vergerr "but we honly
6 ..'Ivo. the odd numbers 'oro." .
‘- . A lulelda signal. .
OuloidoI in the New York. parka
are all Inch comma urronooa that"
than children it til their nurses
grow to look for them“ “What do you
“int?” a on o! It!“ laid to it
1 Tel. No. 909.
M for the coming year were elected as
THE SELF-STARTING!
MOYER CA?
snare EA5V, RUNS EASY STOPS Eksv
The it‘ll? models or the llvepassc-uger and runabout cats new in 6
Mil“ iii. tilll gniage. *
Del nonstrutions cheerfully giv.en
OSCAR H. BANKS-5
RIVER STREET Telephone 581-3 NORWALK. CONN
@ EXllil WM
16 POUNDS eaanuuran suaaa FOR ................. ”also,
8257 FLOUR,ABAG. 80c
FANCY assessment . 5 ”
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, A PECK . ..... .....
The Great A&P Tea Gompan
124 WASHINGTON 8T1 SOUTH NORWALK ‘
. Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. m. ‘
MM
Free nouv
EXALTED RULERS NAME OFFI- District Denim Exalted miter
cans FOR STATE ELKS. ’Devitt, of Bridgeport, PreSidont
true. Vice- President. Medium
1’. E Donahue ,of New London, Ghost tarv Brown and by Fast. E331“
on Mr President of Association. iler John H Casidy of Waterbury ”
WATERBURY, V .lllll. lU.—-—At the, H S Pickering and B, J6 ,.
meeting of the Past Exalted Ruleis’ as- ’of Norwali., were among the ‘
mutation of Connecticut B P. O. Elks? Thirteen past oriented rlu J
held in this city yesterday at the Elks local lodge and a special courm
home on West Main street. the officers which Lewis Holland is chat-rm
charge or entertaining the
follows: The other members acting on I 5
Resident—«T. E. Donohue, Of New cial committee were; Exaltedw
London.
iThomas Carney, Secretary Iiidwlu‘d
iVue-Presld’ent-James E Medians. Moran, Edward L. Seery, l).
or New Haven ley E. F. Conway and Willis
ISecretaryflHarrry C. Brown], of New .land
Britain. ‘
Treasurer-wldichaei Reidy, of Nouga-
tuck.
WATERBURY’S WARGfiY. 6‘
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‘Braaa City “MakoI Buttom That Hold
The members or the association ar-l Up Pants 0 the World.”
rived in town early in the morning} WATERBURY, Tan. 10 L9... D: E
and after a bullet lunch served in the Croft 0: New York speaking here be-
social room under the direction at Xav-I
‘ier Drover. chef at The Elton, a basil
ness meeting was held at which thd'
elections were made. It was voted to
hold the next meeting of the associa-
tion in Norwich in June. All 5 o ‘clook
the visiting brot era and members or wire dis u‘ 10 ,
the local nan enjoyed a banquet at mm, ti,” :1, namely
The Elton. 5990011“ W6“? made W mutt}: ,
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Banquet at the Elton
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discussed slogan recently-adopt
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