anther ForecISt E3
,. , Probably snow, slowly rialutt :-
temperature, brisk east and ‘
wutheaat' winds
Experience is a dear teacher.
but a. good one. Are you 11111111: 1 ..
:0 wan until your insurance
broker has the experience he ‘
tore you are sure your policy is ,
writtru correctly We offer you .
1 or thirty yoare‘ experience in 3
this business and the best line ,
o.‘ ectnpaniel in the business to- .
11111.13 it not worth yout 0011- I
“ aidcrution?
Agents for TranaAtiautlc and
Coaetwise Steamshipt.
Tar/Lona. GOLDEN
South Not-walk Trust Co. Bldg.
uPctalrI
Telephone 1230
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
J. C. Ryan, of New York city, spent
yesterday in Norwuik on business.
The monthly business meeting or
the tint Finlahcrs’ Association wii.
be held this evening in the Labor i.y-
count. in Washington street.
—llot ulull-Jtvddo Coal.
Bros.
iluynmnd
Ophlr Chapter, No 02, Quiet oi the
iftoutcrn Slur will hold its semi mouth-
ly business meeting this evening in
its rooms in South Alain street.
\I elcome Slrungei ‘_l .otlgc.
Sons of St. George” ’ it‘ll. 11 regular
' business meeting lust tut-111111.111
which time routine iiuulnrss who tron-v
curled.
m’i‘cll your neighbors that Raymond,
evening at the homo of hire. 1.. A. $1.41.;
lllt :
iiiros. have the coal i'or furnace or
range.
A. M Outgornerv,
.-Iohn Willi: 1111 13‘.
No. 304, ‘
‘ such evidence?
(How can doubt exist in the 1.1.111
Read here the ‘ on-
‘ doraament of a representative olticen
1‘. of South Not-walk:
\Charioa Schocit. 39 anklln street.
feted from kidney complaint for yearn
Patna started In my lolns, extending
into. my shoulders and head and if i
stooped and straightened quickly.
sharp twinzeu darted through my
back. almost taking my breath away.
The kidney aeoretiona bothered me
. and I was obliged to mice frequently
at night. Seeing Doan' s Kidney Pills
advertised, I obtained a ,Iupply at
Pialsted's 'Drug Store and i had used
them only a few days before my pains
and other difficulties disappeared.
Donn’a 'Kidney Piila cured trouble that
wan becomingscrioua and consequent-
ly i am willing to testify in their
praise." (Statement given April 24.
1900.)
Tic-Endorsement.
.liir. School: was interviewed on
June 22. 1911. and he said: .
“All that I said about Dean's Kid-
ncy Pills when i publicly recommend
ed them some years ago still holds
good. i know that they are the beat
kidney medicine to be had and i de-
pend upon them to keep my kidneys in
good working order."
For sale by all dealers. Price {10
cents. Foster-Mllhuru (10., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the n11-1ne-~I)oan‘s~auu
take no other.
George L. Lockwood of Nomaik.
spent toutetday in New York city
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Mr.
oily.
Misc Lens Montgomery.
atr.cct is 110111011 hat lunuoicd uni-1 bur
. illuczut
Mrs. ll, 'l Ntttli vl'ottl. of Wilton are
one, is. quite in at lt'l,‘l home with an
uitm'vit of the- grip.
Friends of Mice Lillian
of Flint, Michigan. formerly of
walk. will regret to hear that aim bun
bot-u ill. She is well on the road
recovery now, however.
I‘tnwtord,
The noclul to have been held tul.‘
field, under the auspices of
inulloa' Aid Society of the i-‘ii‘ut i'ltillvt
list cl1nr,1l1 has been lndetiutieb puma
iloKlyn, 0,1111in15 i..li111l1e1 111111 in. A. 1 WW“ 111111th (,1 ““1 1,3,1 bulklhu
N (‘lnt l1 mo 111110111: the number
Norunihrts who attended 1111.» unto
mobile uhow in New York 1'in welt-1v
tiny. .
Ontv womnu 11nd nix men spent 1111f
uncmulortuble night aboard the lorry-l
‘vboa't William E. ilorin. which plies be-
tween llrlstol. l-‘onn.. and Burlington.
'N. 3., when the boat. became wedged
in the ice in 111idstreum.'
«The idnst l'udln Ten-Co. is now
comfortably settled in their new quar-
ters in'thc Tariov Block, Washington
A St. They invite you to .come in and
look over their premium dlspiny‘oi
everything needed in the home.
The monthly business meeting of
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Herman,
will hold its monthly buulneas meet-
ing this evening in its new quarteru
in the South Norwnlk Trust Company
building, in Washington street.
. Henry Guygeil, a New York driver,
math‘éii”$vésterday- by falling from
3' his truck, a distance of three feet, his
‘ head striking the paving blocks with
force sufficient to fracture his skull.
_ while he was engaged in unloading
_ .‘lreight at Canal street and the Hudson
river. '
For those Choking
COUGHS
31Those dreadful colds that fairly
threaten life, there is one remedy
that will bring quick relief, and
-:' that is KERR’S FLAX-SEED
EMULSION, LINONINE. For
years this medicine was used ex-
? clusively by physicians, but it is
"now obtainable at all drug stores.
on are afflicted with cough or
fifth it will certainly relieve you
.up the system.
~ Even bronchitis, that most dio-
rearing and dreaded of coughs.
gives way to the great health in!
ucnccs of Kcrra Flarta cod
Emulsion. and it relieve-i l'the
dogs of congestion and prevent;
neumonla. Try it. it is Inch a
(lfl
l
7 (,‘1‘111,'.:ro,-.;niluuul
I
of it, and at the same time build ,
The annual l’llt‘t'llllh’ tu‘
Church. 111‘
is to occur on 'l‘hurs-iuy evening
72:10 o'clock. All motnbct‘a ol‘
church ought. to b.- prt'sout at this i111
portunt meeting. Note the lltlllli'.
lht' Viral};
Ntll‘u'nllt,
ill.
The first sitting of tho inter-council;
('urti tournament between the South
Norwnllt.
Kulghtai
of Columbus, or Norwnlk, will be hnltl‘g
Norwnllt council. of South
and Catholic Union Council,
this evening in the parlors of the fur-
mcr, in South Main street, this even
lug.
_-w.—..4._.
Miss Mary McAilistor, formerly of
Harbor avenue. Norwnlk will gr-,11d"
onto this tveulng with u clans of teni
others frt‘nu st. himy' e iioupltul in
Waterbury. Her brother Edward Mc-
Allister, the genial shoe clerk in W. l...
Olsen‘s store will attend the gradua-
tion exercises.
mew
Ma's. Alvin Ford Miller, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Austin. daughter of
Judge A. Id. Austin. of West avenue.
had all her valuables, including jewel-
,ry and seburltlce in the Eulutubic
building. which burned in New York
city yesterday. Those were in one of
the large vaults and are not damaged.
it is reported.
a
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Operator Louis Gray, of the Mosaic
Wirelesannd Marine Transmission
Company's station at Wilson’s Point,
has been somewhat hindered ofilate by
the fact that his main wire has been
out of order. He has heretofore had
to. transact all business by wireless.
Yesterday thebreak in the wire was
repaired and the line fa now in work-
ing condition.
Chief
Prosecuting Attorney Louie ,Goid-
echmidt held a conference last evening
and it was decided to allow Charles
Williams. who was arrested for leav-
lug his horse by the side of the road
unhitched, to go, as it was his first and
the first offence this year. Other driv-
ers will take warning. however, and
hitch their horses, for 7hereaftat‘ all-
will be taken into court.
—-——-
Richard Golden, for ThyiOr It Goi-
den. has brought suit for the recovery
of 55126 damasec‘aga‘inst John J. Bren-
nan. of New York. through his attor
nay, Joseph R. Taylor. Property of
the defendant in North Main streetto
the amount 111.1200": attached by
Constable s. c. Ireland and thapapera
are filed lathe-office. of the town
clerk. The case label. for the Nor-
walk town court on the fourth Monday
‘ : lilllllli
South Norwalk, 001111., payer “l 1111f»
and Mrs. Stewart ll. Elliott. or
Norwallt, upeut yesterday in New York!
ginorc than 3100.000.
of hinilif
Ni)!" 1
to,
tilt"
Thomas Leatherland and
ill ' Ill
Hllfllllllll- Willi Sillitlil
Writer Included 11111111111111
tor 111111 31111111111111
A11 1111111111; story of the marital re-
lation» of Philip 8. Hichborn, a well
known short .Itory writer of Black
Rock. Bridgeport, and WashingtonJ) .
C. and his wife, the daughter of the
late solicitor General Henry M Hoyt,
of Washington is told today along with
the filing of a divorce unit by their
born.
it is related that Mrs. Hiohbom. fol-V
lowing her eiopment with Horace
Wylie. who is named as ctr-respondent
inaiated that to make sure that Wylie
would not treat her as he had served
his own wile, 11! should return to his
wife to satiety himself he no longer
loved Mm} Wylie. then
Mrs. tucnpérn.
lllchhorn la the non of Rear Admira-
Hichborn, foimoriy cuter ll’ldtrtlotrr of
the navy. He has spent several surn-
more In Black Rock where his mother
and sister. Mru.
Blaine Pcursaii
1111111101115.
The trial reconciliation proposed by
Mrs. iiichboru according to the story
was practiced by both beraeii‘ and
l Wylie. .
Wylie made the . experiment.
went back to Mrs, Hirbbdrn.
lint before he wont be trunauferrcth
t to his wife and children all lllti exten-
sive Worthington real opiate holdings,
amounting to something like $300,000.
and settled upon her hull of hit-1 per-
} aonul eetntc. her share coming to
phases the bummer
but
t Then he roainued from those rluhu
Martini 8011111111111on Black Bock“
to return to .-
M srtha chhborh ‘
from which he had not been dropped 1
t ‘Illlll eluding pnruuctu bout to luutopoi
lib) “11,1 of ltoutou. lie “all joined lfltll
‘ Nowmher 11,1 M111 illrhbor,n u ho had
called from blontttvtui *
About a mouth 11,1111 the inn word
fourth in \l'iucbcutor (Tutlttttlrnl, uronlv,
i’iuuly wrapped up in ouch other. The} f'
were known 1111 Air and Mia ileuiil‘
Wiw Since then the) bum been mot '
in limits and on the Rhino. 5
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.thn luttu owned by Alnnm lion-11.1, 1:11.;
l
1
llll\ drew the ilumon. it in continued
that the damage amounted to $250 l
The department wuu tailed out all
0 la o'c lock. and upon. writing at the
noon» ol’ the blaze ulici‘ l1 111111110111
11111 111111 the he. li‘illitl the, intellor. oi i
111111 burn :1 11111.11: of llamas. Forum-l
ntcly the. two horses. and other vultr
nblc t'onteutu bud been removed from
the building before the human gained
much headway. .
Two stream of water wore immu-
ltllillt‘l)‘ turned iooae upon the {lumen
,3 which. fanned by the high wind. spread
lrapldly and in 11 abort time the build
ing was 11 roaring furnace Despite
the terrible cold of the night the tire-
:mcn worked madly and unattended in
saving the structure from being no
moliahod. on well an caving the sur-
rounding buildlnna. The long shed that
was attached to the barn and in which
the Lone-bolt boys havoccluatructcd a
bowling alley. was damaged somewhat
but. not. so much but that It can be
repaired.
find the tire broken out and commu—
nicated with the surrounding frame
structures, the factories would have
been in danger of burning down and
had the Lockwood Manufacturing com-
pany plant ever got going iaat night.
it would have burned to the ground.
Some dittlcuity was experienced in
calming the horses, one of which was
an unbroken mustang recently shin
pod from the West. This poor beast,
terrified by the tire and the excito-
ment, balked and it waa not until
those attempting to handle it had back-
ed it up against the chemical wagon
and fastened a chain around 1111 neck,
that anything, could be done with it.
The animal was taken to Jacob
Schaub's stables. where it was housed
for the night.
While the canoe of the tire is not
known, it Is subpoeed that it was
stalled by the carelessness of some,
tramp or drunken person, who are
known to frequent the place at times.
On .aeveral occasions the police have
been called to raid this barn for
baboon,
Fire Marshal Harold F. Clark stated
this morning that he Would invosll
is coVeredby insurance held with the
William S; Wilcox agency.
Just as the fire department had tin-
ished with the Sig-way ham. :1 man
formed the officers that there was a
fire in an oid'shed an the old Hoyt'
dock property in Water street. A cou-
pic of extinguisher: in the 11.111111 of
as many fix-eaten wane dllprttched to
words which the lllillli wiuti contlnu ‘
gate' the fire during the day. The loan .
came running into-the streetand 111- ‘
the place-and the bla'u quickly put , .
Whit
03.50, WOMEN'S QUEEt
1'11... are all the lat
ant. and Metal and j! ”l Kid.
zoo p11}. women's FA
SHOES‘AND oxro
aovs' mo oian' out
‘Mauts HIGH our LEAA
14.00 woman's ducal tummy 1111ch ...7..:.
ovum anon
cano‘viomu's cocci QUALITY euoec use
at on» and include Itunia Calf. Pct-
,N'r, mm M! i“ Will 0ch
..'m
. 0 at Greatly Reduced Prim.
HER STORM BOOTS..
RUBBER BOOTS, COMBiNATION BOOTS (Wool Boots and
Oven). vMEN’O ARCTICI. at Coat.
v I“- 35
£2.95
IIIOIIII
'Kll)‘
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The Gi
‘ FORMERLY nape svl
The Old VI
Now on 8.11.15
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cur-“roan 9111111111on
CLIFFORD HOTEL
CDkEMAN. r. a.
cuuao. o. -
cicada, Leouaao
onevrues. A. w.
EAGLE norm.
GERMAMA HOTEL
cmorro a co
HAFNER 13 EAST 3101: 191111111
erouea -
meremrosm .
tavern, one. .1.
LEARV, A. a. co.
Machine A rump
MAGNEFI .1. may
a.
I l 10 l C. 1
Ha cacao: 931111144211 00., or: new
vonn cm now MADE av
ell Cigar Company
WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS“:
~13
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL‘
1101121.“. .1.
novax. e.
atmsrsn. a. H.
sermon. CARL.
31211111101110.1111
mummy, E. H.
STILLSON-POWELL co.
WHELPLEY e. CLARK
WIGMORE. w. a. a co.
' - nonwntx» -.
awn; w. c. ;
otcuoamuo H. a co.
HAYES, .1. 'r.
HOLMES, KEELER a SEL-
tecnflco. THE
macs anon.
narrow a cannons.
sAcHs, H.
SKELLY in nowano
STARR. FRANK R.
ween, a. P.
in the middle of the floor and savored
of incondiariem. The bulldlnl was un-
occupied and the ulmcncc of any stove
or inflammable material lend
fighters to reach this conciutlon. This
blood will also be Investigated by Fire
Marshal Clark. '
TRIPP CHAIRMAN OF WESTING-
HOUSE COMPANY. "
NEW YORK. .Inn. lit—«lay Fl. Tripp,
of Boston. was today eiec edchalr-
man of the Board of Directo '11 of the
Westinghouse Electric and Manatee
luring tCompany. succeeding the late
Robert Mather. His eloctioi was an;
cannons, and followed the rt commen-
dation of a sub-committee if 111m
tore on whom developed tht work of
selecting a new chairman. - .
National Bank of Commerct
York, held yesterday; H. 8.}
president of the Waste
and Telegraph Company.w rt
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FORMER STATE OFFICI ‘L DEAD.
initial 1“.
WOODBUR‘Y. Jan 10.
11.11. of court 111.111. , I
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to the pleasure oi‘cii who 17
taunts as to be precept.
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u the tire ~
L ed upon. the pro pt and orderly mam
”nor in which hlI 1911111111». remanded
Sllilllll Bill Bill”
illlill Bl‘llli [Ill lit
Bridget Clincc, Student at center
School, May Have Sustained
Fractured Skull
While running about the Center
school grounds, yesterday morning at
11 o'clock; elsht-year-oid Ilridget
Clince. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael Cllnoe, of Main street, slipped
and fell. striking her head with ter-
rible force on the ice in the yard.
Playmates screamed at seeing her no
where the hs‘d fallen. and ran for as-
alstance.
Principal Louis A. Pratt was ac-
quainted with the accident andthe
little girl was carried into the achool.
being so seriously hurt that it was
thought best not to move her further.
Then Dr. A. H. Baldwin responded to
the call sent him, and temporarily at-
tended the child.
Dr. Baldwin has grayefcara that
Miss Clince'e skull has been fractured,
but this has not, been given out” as
certain up to this time. She struck
on the back of her head and with con-
eidorablé force .
1111'. Cilnoo is a pupil in the Seventh
made. and in particularly bright in
her studies. Her many friends ameng
tho playn‘tntcs are extremely sorry he- .
canoe of hér misfortune and will be
pleased to hear good report: from
her bedside.
Principci Plait is to be compliment-
to the emeraeaor. and cloud
lib addition to
Sale Of,- Suits," Dresse
and Coats M
012.00, 016.00 Ind $18.00 DRESBEB
03.00 COATS
$12.00 COATS
$10.00th COATS
020.00 GARMUL COATS .........
. 2.1111announcemenunu.
= empower-re con-rs . . . ..
,01030 to 020.00 SUITS
, ,auaoo cannot. come ..........
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IOIAIIIIDDD
Three Cans Milk
1 ’ ‘ W ‘ "‘1
Walter Baker 3 Cocoa or Chocolate . 19cm
(loud Butter. per lb. . ..... 321:1 Seeded Raisins, pkg. . ...... ....10c
Warranted Eggs. per dozen . ..30c| 2 lbs. Prunes for ........... .250 .
2 lbs. Pure Lard ............ 25c] Cranberries, per qt. .......... ...100
Layer Figa. lb. .lScl Evaporated Apples, pkg. ......... .151:
Oranges, Apples, Grapes. Grape Fruit.
Nuts. Sweet Potato», ‘ ”
Parenips,
Celery Squash.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
w my»... “ ”Wm.
BUIIIEDEOIIITMILE BL00
IS A WHITE HOT
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valued at
and pupal s $1,000,000.000
. are eluted.
A rigid police line is maintained on
all sides of the burned building. and
the cordon covers so wide an area that
the thounnntia of ulnhtscera who flock-
ed to the scene are unable. to obtain
tuortv than 11 gilmpue of the structure
the osmhllahed lines
maintained by the police, 100 police
,Illt‘ll illltl ~10 detectives are assigned
tto the 111st.- ni preventing the
of tiny
the building.
' There were no 11111111113111 to the list
I of ennuultlee during the early morning
hours toddl-
7191' gives at: dead. two missing and
gummy-three injured. The body
'WIIIIam .1. Watch. battalion chief of
theft
money or securities still. in
The otllciul police blot-
of
the fire department. has not yet been
recovered. The body of William (lam-
pion. captain of the watchmen for the
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company.
was vluibic at daybreak through the
iron grating at the entmnceflof the
company‘s vaults. The missing men
are two watchmen employed by the
Safe Deposit Company, '
Whether a new and more magnifi-
cent home will be erected on the some
site for the Equitable Life is a ques-
tion into which outer several elements
of doubt. The site is the most vai-
uable single piece of property in New
York City, and for several years plans
have been on tile with the city build-
ing department for the erection there
of a sixty-two story building, 200 feet
higher than the Metropolitan Tower
and 150 feet ioftier than the Wool-
worth Building. now in course of con-
struction .
But under the New York state laws
meeting insurance companies such
companies are permitted to own and
hold real-estate solely for the conduct-
ing of their own business, and it would
remain within the discretion of the
state, insurance department whethet
the society would be violating the law
interacted a building.’tbc major part
of which Would hereuted to tomato.
in no way connected with lip business.
A atonement by Ill. E. Rittenhouse,
conservation commissioner for the
Equitable. says that no definite action
will be taken for a few days “As a
matter of fact," he says, "there baa
PHONE 143
r— 42::
Marcus “acid” a general store. in‘ ‘13.
Brnlntrec, destroyed that building and, f
the Congregational Church today.
When the toll church steeple crashed.
to the ground a piece of wood struck
and severely injured Chief Williams .1
of the Quincy fire department. Sev- v‘
erni firemen were overcome by an ex- .
picsion of ammonia in the store, but
coon revived. The total loss is $50,000. "
Tobacco Warehouse Burned.
etutsnuur, Jan. 10.—-—A dwelling .,
house. tobacco warehouse and sheds“
connecting the two belonging to Cull-
man Brothers of New York. were
burned to the ground this morning.
in the warehouse was a sixteen~acm _
crop of shade grown tobacco. proud-m -'
cully finished and ready for the mar- ‘ ’
bet. The loss is estimated at between .
5251.000 and $30,000. The house were ,
occupied by P. E. Thrall, a foreman f
on the premises, and his family. The
lire started in the upper part of the
warehouse, and the family had our-g
fit-lent time to remove most of the fur-
niture from the dwelling before the :
flames reached it. How the fire start-
ed has not been determined.
$5,000 Fire in New London.
WW IJONDON, Jan. 10.41111 at
11. Atlantic street, about 5:30 flit.
morning, drove the female inmates at. 5‘7
a resort in the building into the strgai: d
in their nightciothes. Aided by strong; “
water pressure, the department sub ‘
dued the blaze, after a loss of about;
$3. 500 had been caused. "
Torrlngton Has a Fire.
TORMNG'I‘ON, Jan. 10.-The m
dencoof George H. Braman, superiné
tendent of the Tonington branch of
the American Brass Company, mf
badly ,damaged by fire this morning.
Ice House: Destroyed. j g
HARTFORD, Jan. to.——'rwo lam-i
ice houses in Wethersfieid, ownedpi ,‘1‘
the Hartford and Spring Brook loo ;;::
Company, were burned this morning.
They were being made ready to re-
ceive the belated season's crop when-'7'}
the fire started.
roam-:00 BOAT oesraovsn care
NEW roux. Jan. 10 —ereieda 11111- j‘}.
patches received here today toll of
the safe passage across the, Gulf?
stream of the United States torpedo
boat destroyer Roe, enroute with other.
navy craft to Guantanamo, but now
apparently heading for Norfolk. The ,
message. sent by the scout cruiser
Salem, said in part: “At midnight,
theU S. S. RoeandtheU 8.8.-
been some talk of late to the Effect. Salem were safely across the Gulf
that a life insurance company ought
not ‘to have a bit; building.. Anyhow
no definite decision has been made.”
in the present condition of the real-
estate market in the Wall Street acc-
tion.‘it may prove that the interesta of.
the policy holders would no heat serv-
ed by selling the present. site and on
acting another building on It loss ‘ex-
pensive frontage. ‘ ‘
Fire officials believe that early can:
mates of the loss from the fire will be
largely discounted. They believe 111111
practicum all of the 111111111119: and
pundits of tidal value m 11.11:. in vaults.
(3qu "t $9.000.
stream and the inability or the line it
secured. She will probably have to
‘be towed in the end. and the Prairie
is expected to join the Salem pour
and tow the Roe if necessary! ,‘ ‘. .
No word baa been received here, by ,
wireless or otherwise, of the torpedo
boat McCall. the only One of the 1311-
pedo fleet not reported since “'an
tie vessels were scattered by “1"-
heavy weaher If the Atlantic coast. '
some day there to" sure to be 1 nan!
buying opportunity for you in can
the conflict "For acid“ 111111.;
day they are interesting. litre ,
more and more would turn to‘ 111.111.
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