I
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LADIES’ al-
Kluouosi
in Flanaelette and Crops Cloth.
‘ abort and long ‘
50¢. $1.00 and $1.98
A Complete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokemo Hotel Block,
south Nor-walk
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Snow to-
night and probably Saturday; contin-
ued cold; high northeasterly winds. A
' "disturbance, central this morning near
Hatteras. N. “10., is producing snowpr
rain along the coast from Florida to
Maine. This storm will probably‘move
up the coast and this vicinity will be
in the storm area during the next 24
hours. An area of high pressure, ccn‘
iral over Iowa, is producing pleasant
weather with very low temperatulca
in the western and central sec lions
“aw—mo—
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.§
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Minimum, . ; moxi-
’i‘empel ature:
mum, 46. Clear.
Kabaosa5:111:111'111111111111, No. il. l. l). 0. ‘
F, 1111.11. last evening and trnnusuctell:
routino husincas.
“All kinds Winter (hips.
()‘llricn'a.
Buyer Edwuid Suilltan, oi the ill-1111
ion 510111.111 spending tho 1l111 in \Jow
Y:o k cilv on busim so
Mrs. 111111111111. Ilspoallo ol’ \V;:1ll
51101.11
walk hospital yealtlday.
Roi: line buglans 11:; ei111d lhe uttani
tion of tho Inclnbors at hie 1111111i1n'1 oi
Daughters of Erin, l.a11111a.\uxllla11',s
A. 0. ll, l‘uat owning. l\
iiomonludcb 1111511111, llt‘ lb llilvos
Millllel.
The Board of i1: 1.11111. 11] Commission
ers will hold its 111011th busineau 11111111
in; this evening in tho oiliccs of the
Municipal Electric plant, in State
HIZOUL
The annual meeting of Martin Bates,
111., & Company will be hold at the
company’s ‘oiilce, 23129 Washington
place. New York, on February 5, at 3
o‘clock. ‘
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wMintz's January Clearance Sale
begins tomorrow. Doors open at 9 a. 1n.
Humboldt Lodge, No. 6, 0. 1). H. S:,
will hold its monthly business meet-
ing in its new hall in the South Nor
walk ' Trust Company . building, in
1-Washington street.
~Lateot style Derbies at O'l‘lrien's.
The weekly meeting of Lincoln
Council, No. 4, Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics, will be held this even-
ing in the Mystic Chain Hall, in Wash-
. ington street.
The Woman's Guild of Norwalk met
. yesterday with Miss Dotha Stone
1Pinneo and Miss Margaret Wilson, at
their home id Orchard street. Much
business'was‘transacted at this time.
u
Everybody slips and slides about,
ubt the accidents are not many and
the few are not very serious. The
.walksin South Norwalk have been
liberally sanded under the direction
of Street Commissioner Alfred Brown,
whose work is being commended.
—-—Mintz’s January Clearance Sale
begins tomorrow—vtbe sale event or
the your. Corns ‘every day if. you
Want to save money.
The Naval Militia dye, of Norwalk,
would" i like to arrange basketball
games with any of the teams in
Bridgeport or the Statop players» to
weigh about 140: pounds. For out-or-
town games expanses must be guar-
anteod for oi: men. Address A. B.
Laneymanager, 81 Belden avenue. Nor-
walk, Conn.
M...”
, Chocolates, ‘_
‘ Now on Sale. 251: «all. Bymmnll, 55¢.
* 1.1111111 1111111111111
was discharged from U111 Not i
.yWorld‘ and Tribune] ‘
“Almanacs (11111912
, At - Both More.
WM. _ P. BEERS
BOOK AND GTATIONERY 18TORE
stun, limit and ' Norwalk‘
_
may“ , h
‘11-—
IIEBIILTS HIM STRIKE,
LAWRENCE. Malia, Jan. l2.——-’l‘he.
general unrest among the 26.000 to»
lilo operatives of this city developed
into disturbancaa at the Washington
and Wool Mills of the. American Wool~
on Company today. Striking oporu~
tivoa became demonstrative in the
spinning Moms and a riot call tor the
police was issued Several of the over-
encounters.
The strikers after leaving the Ayer
Mills marched to the Lawrence Duck
Mills, where a clash with the police
occurred outside the gates. Misulea or
all descriptions were buried and sev»
eral oi' the officers were out. During
the disturbance a dozen arrests were
made. '
At noon to 000 operatives in the city
were idle.
In the Washington Mills, Dalia
Clark, an operative. waa struck
on the head by a flying missile and ae-
vercly cut.
The Washington and Wood
are among the largest in the world.
gomployiug more than 10,0in persons;
The outbreak is due to a rcducilonin
wages, narcsallhlod, the mill owncrs
say. by a 1:111 in ”it," running limo from
‘55 lo «Tl-I hours 11’ week, compelled by
the now 11111111 law which 1111111111111 alloc-
lll'c January 1.
\
1
beers were injured in hand to hand ,
Mills ""
Today “washout-vol striking liallnn;
ficpcrntlrl-a look poursoarlon of (I111 11m
illlg mill plants and swarming through
111111 11111111111 lloparllnonls, cndenvorad;
lo llli‘Illlt‘ all lullpioyon to A
illicit nutritious Several oi’ the m 11.12%
i
80111.11 M11111 hit on the head by b.1hbina i‘
[and ahullloa hurlcd hr the luluriulcdi
utlil 1111's 111ml oi whom 111111 lorclgnlus
’ihc polilo 1111111 urcllllv outllulnlu'l- i
I0111ll111olli1'cia,l1v iraely 1mm: tholz‘
clubs 11111112 own [(1 1liive out lilo til.»
outwit 1111111111111 from lilo 11110 Innis
oslilllu were. l‘illd.
Soon after lhc li'ouhlc llllll’iti'li at ll:
Wood Mills, prurllmlly tho «ultra:
force ol’ (will! llnnvla loll il11'1ll‘ 111119
,1lli1111n 11nd Matched to lilo. 1111111111,
111111111 of them fl'nllnu' i"'1111l111 1'iol1'111' 11
hi
~1
111181111 1111111111111
1111113111111 111111111
Richard W;Ai1hol:l. of Union 111111
nno, made complaint, to tbo‘polico lavl
evening1 that his WEE had boon knock—
ed down and badly injured by a
youngster sliding,' in North avcnuo
Tho last accident has made Chief
Motherland sit down hard on tho and
era and the ordinance prohibiting the
sliding will hereafter be strictly on-
forced. .
Mr. .Abbott said that because 01 the
ice on the sidewalks his wile was
walking in the road. The coasters did
not seem to try to get out at her way
and she could not move quickly
enough helseif. No bones were brok;
on. but Mrs Abbott is suffering from
bruiaca and the shock.
Ohio! Leatborland said this morn-
ing, "We do not like to lake the plea.
sure away from the youngsters, bin
there has got to be a stop to the ac-
cidents. Our only course therefore is:
to prohibit all sliding in the city:
limits.”
The chief is trying to find a hill out-
side the city limits upon which the
dangerous sport can be more safely
carried on. The intersecting streets
011 all the bills are battling his efforts
but he will tackle the town map and
see it there its not a place which can
be given over for coasting.
....
FRANKLIN 'ro PLEAD GUILTY.
‘Lors ANGELES. 13111.. Jan. 12.-—A
morning paper today says that Bert
H. Franklin. a detective arrested on
of James B. McNamara. hasagreed to
enter a plea of guilty. ‘
Franklin had a conference late yes-2
iorday with Deputy District Attorney
W. Joseph Ford.
The agreement. it is assorted. Is that
ii line of 551000 upon maklln,should
'he consent to tell the count mud jury
all he knows about tli’o alleged Jury
bribing. ‘
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Two 11111111111115. were- initiatod at
the, meetlns 1111111111111 1101111111. ’Dai’ts'h.
‘ evening. men to ‘
men 1111111111911 out ”m“ not deputy
:1 111111111111 1
ed and it was more limit an hour lu'
a charge of bribery in the murder trial 5 ‘
the state will be content at impose a 111+-
. you an opportunity to set
deaths at a saving of from 10 to
- on KITCHEN CABINETS. . ‘
‘ , hatcver knowledge or each
live 11p to.
, offer we make them.
range, than or coll-leader.
. 525.00
827.50, reduced to .............
522.00, reduced to . ... 520.00.;
521.00.1'educc1ito ....... 518.00
518.00.1'educcd to .. ..... . 515.00
513.50, reduced to 511.50,
11.1. COLLINS 8.7 COMPANY _
in bringing together the boat grain and land straixbtlrom the mills
in you without any additional profits.
We nevox' lose sight oi the fundamental idea of business. which
is to serve tho people. Whatever is stated in our advertisements we
At whatever cost, we make good to our customsra ovary
, First in quality, but In price,
erawBonnle Home Ground Feed {or Horses. Cattle and Poultry. ‘
Jeddo Coo
Bond on an order for one load. and we will retain you n a 5115- 3,
tamer. Charon-co from claimunlform quality. lultlblo tor turn-co. l .
Prices on application.
1 RAYMOND B'RQTHERIS
the best oi” Furniture in excluslvo‘y‘
30 per cent Spocial this wool;
Q
‘wo command in put to daily m..
’ MANUEL, TORO HATCH.
always in ibo mlniia‘ol it: cotton»
l
1‘
"That's 111—:—
A Iiot Thing
KING OF ALL '
hour»11111llnou'iollizcd 11,1 many.
to ho ultknowlcligcll by ulyrlndo
morn 1111 tiny Ical'n tho ilt‘llttllils
of his 1111 {sly Iillmu‘l‘i'u Hour.
All olhcr" v'lsruaaa 11111111 uivo
lilru'holublro lawman», of his 1111-
«Iuoslionod rilllll to ruh1 aololy
hoodlum of his suppriorlly. Join
'9'. l
tho courl‘ol King ilnpporl‘u
liver.
Magner 81 Flynn ‘
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FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters 111 Electric
Wolka. Tolcpllono for llro alarm.
No. 24.
3~x\Vnallington and North Main Bil.
Mobackcmo Hotel.
I-«allu and Raymond 8m.
twill! G Count Factory. leIvato
onlloyt' a Theatru
7—-Norwu.ik Hon billion
s—Muslo Hall. ciilrord and City Hotola
9440110118 8!
lil~xW1~at St. Franklin School.
la—xC‘or‘lclord SL. Concord and Lincoln
Soboo
14—;«N11rtll Main 11d Ann Bis.
Ba view Ave.
lh St. on
l6:x urwnlk Iron orkn.
I7-~Want Ave and C or St.
illnl'llxh School West Ava
21—«West St. and Taylor Ave.
cam-why Ave and Lowe 81.
24-Choainut and Hon Stu.
zhmxSouth Main and ammo Bil.
till—Lexington Ava. and Austin at.
27~Wcst and Elm Grove Sta.
ill-u-Soeulno Main hut between Grow um
Wm
32~x°1111°meom11 IWoraku. State St.
34..., ring undo WE
35~ avlland and ate!" Btu.
37~xbookwood 5515.130.
gmimald Ave. and Cedar St.
vlbr Ave. and South St.
3~Woodward Ave and Meadow
ismBurrltt and Quinlan] Avon. and Water
16 ’ ward and bowndaa Avon.
5l--Golden Hill St. and Ellmwood Avo.
52-—“’ashlnston St. Br lame
53~Frai5ht yard and Ann can. print...
54—Norwa in Look 00.. pri ri.vato
(H)! Denotes non-interfering boxed.
) Master box. from which the num-
ber 01 an box oanbo sounded.
Ono atrgkex at. 12 noon and p. 111..
standard time.
one stroke at. odd times. tasting or
line open
"liwo! strokes aging sin alarm, fire out. ro-
on s e or man
Tllreepslow allotted. water to be abut
mitt: 1* 05:11.“. In. each Wctimday. a box
in lingual-a“ for an district also re
oatved by toIophono, '
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NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
ill—Corner of Main a‘nd Wall Streets.
alwneldon Avenue and Union Place.-
fi... £1115 lgillll‘ and Kellogg Street.
-- n on
S~West Avenue and Berkeley street.
Ewwklln Avenue and Lynca Place. _
ll (Privaio box).
32~Weat Avenue and Morwln Streat.
its-flarbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
lib—Chapel Itraet and Harbor Avenue.
d-Wost Avenue, near the armdry.
silo-Stevens Street and Elm fireat.
41-—-Cross Street and Wilton avenue
42—41mm street and North Avenue.
Ill—France Street.
fil—‘—Gmnd Street and Tindnll Inna.
52—-—Main and Catharina "Streets; ,
all—Now Canaan Ronda d'Falr stmtp‘
Siwhestnut Street. noni-d Summer at.
all—Main Stroot and Union Avenue.
3:011 {NAG Groom. Li 1 A
lilac venue and on n ‘
~55—lilaat Avenue and ma.
«...—”.1. .-..whmwama. ..wtmn... .. vv- .... . ......
. written constitution as an instrument
1 baa tollowad her.
away. 1...)... .-....m.....;m- nmv ._ .. Wit...“ . .11....” . ... 1 .... ....a.. .
GOVERNOR BALDWIN ADDRESSES,
AERO CLUB.
m-..
Compliment; State for. Being Pioneer
. In Aviation Legislation.
NEW HAVEN. Jun. l2.1~-~A notable
guihorlng m present here last night
at the bundliani ol'tho Connecticut
Acro Club. The ghouls Included Gov-
ernor Simeon B. Baldwin, the iirst ad~
vacate of aerial loglslntinn; Wilbur
Wright, the aviation. and others who
have been noted in the flying some.
Governor Baldwin spoke at1tho barb
quot as lollowa: V
"Tba sometimes talk of Connecticut
as an old-fashioned state. Old she is.
proud of a long and noble ...atory. lint
its grout quality is that she has been
always a pioneer; and a ploncalgon
roads where Other states ,bave later
followed in her stops. She invented the
of government. in 1638, and the world
And now, in 1911
she has invented the law of the air
ship and the uvorld is following her
again.
“‘Aa she was tho first country on
earth to trains a detailed written Con-
stitution. so she was the first sovereign
powar on earth to frame a detailed
air ship statute. and I was ratified
to see that: the next power in the
worldto'lra‘mo another had adopted
the basic principles of ours.
to France. European opinion has been
divided as to whether. where injury to
person or property is accidentally done
by an airship, the owner or navigator
of the ship ought to pay the damage.
foil the one side it has been argued
that ii there was no negligence on
the part or the navigator, he ought not
to be bold responsible where he was
not 111 {111111. On the other side. the
contention was that it a man under»
took to launch out into the air and
postal; the force of gravity—~that force
115 all pervading and inevitable—who
ou5ht to take the risk of failure to
roll“ it. and not the man below mm.
on whose head or on whose root. ho
5| WALL grain
NORWALK. 1, .
Podium;
0.13. Jackson
Optician
J. 11 Layton 11 Co.
REAL ESTATE A INBURANOE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Av... Bo. Norwalk.
Alli”: Stumnblp 1195111. for Old
Dominion Lino, clyde Lino. aa-
vamuh Lin. and Mallory Line.
T0 ALI. POINTS SOUTH
anal h Norw alk.
i rial'loll 1111 iollou'a:
:Iuml) Forbvs. lull-1111111; 11m vice 515 Main 31., Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South No
inroslllvnl. W. C. floors. New liavcn: .
Errand vicmiruailionl, Alton Patrol] ...... ......
inhabiting third t‘IN‘rjii‘tffillll'tll, ’l‘. W. MN MW ’ . MW"
Eizlrnllnm. Now
1', 1
1 1:».
gm, two 111.1111. .1. Holland l-‘olbcs, W.
I refer, -
1 would not unless I had a western ref
I
Eenwick Optical Co.
Specials for Saturday Only
Fine Eggs
Fine Butter .
per
. - ._ . ‘Joues’, Pillsbury' s or Gold Medal Flour
onvmwnnuouo l abag . . . . . . .
Funeral Director ‘aali Embalmerl :1 (films 111111 ............... 251:121 1111. 151111.. ('l'avkci's ..
eves exmméo r1111:
non cusses GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Guard-y availing.
UNiTED BANK BUILDING,
.2 . loath Nomik
1
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19 North Main Street. South Norwalk 7» lbs. -l..1111ndry Starch .......... 25ci 3 lbs. Ginger Cookies ...... 5 .
Ruldonoo, 5 Washington an”. .1: Ozone Soap .................. 251:1E 3 11.1115 Gold Cross )lilk
Tolcphom “ Miles. N >1; llabbltt'u Soap ............... 251:3l 111 lbs. Granulated 31111111. .
Telcpnoaa “ house. 595 We Pcurlinc this sale ........ ...7‘1: '1 cry Best (‘ rcnnlcly llutipl .
‘" ; Fancy Assortment 01 Flulls. ' ,.
---..M... “””""”‘T”"““”"”' .TEL. 833-3. 22 SOUTH 111111: T.
“Jo—......
The Reeda Voik. ,
Electrical Co.
The Only‘rully Equipped
ELECTRICAL BHOP
In tho Town
Reduction Sale of
Ladies’ Suits, Skirts,
Pbono 805430 South Main Street ,
'1'" The Paris Cloak 81 Salt
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
I’i'csidcnl, A. llol~
linvon; accrclury. 1:.
1.11.11'1111'1101'11 for 111111 .1111,” Al
it 1‘ Plano, .l. llm;
Ilryan;
11111 Fri not
1‘. Hours. G llrt';au
L. \1. l‘ul'llllnm. J.
31111113
FAMOUS“LEFTY” MAHER IS DEAD
for three yours
ll llurrcll H P.
MOYER
STARTS EASY, RUNS EASY STOPS EASY.
The 1912 models of the iiv e~pasaengcr and runabout cars now on
How at our garage.
Demonstrations cheerfully gilea.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK.1CONN
Former Senaatlonal Player of Nation-
al League Panes Away In Now i
Yonkcrn. i
NEW BRITAIN. Jim. iflwChhl’ibSl
("hefty") Mailer. sometimes spoilcd'
"Marr." for many years tho r1111]?
fielding sensation in the Natloual
baseball magma 13 dead Manor was ‘16 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR. .......... ..... u...
about as usual Wednesday night and BEST FLOUR, A BAG .......... . ...... . .........
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We" 11"“ “WW 1101111911 11 “1'17; FANCY seas. A DOZEN ...................
Caulral house on Main street 1.11111 FANCY MAINE POTATOES, A RECK
' ou.-.-c-‘-1..-N
lord P. E. lliuroncy looked into the1_
The Great A81P Tea Compan
room Occupied by Maber about 1
o'clock yesterday morning and \iaher:
124 WASHINGTON ST... SOUTH NORWALK
Dellverlea 8: 30 a. m. and 2: 30 p.111.
raised himseli‘ln bed. About!) o‘clock‘
some of the boarders in the hobso
found Mailer dead. Medical Examin
Get Our Pri‘
Before Furnish
Your Ham
l
c ..... 1 ......
cr Wright was called and vieued the an l' No. 909'
romalns. l
Mabel- claimed Hartford for hlsl CAIRNS CABLES FOR HaLp.
incidence. but he. has lived in New. “1.531111110110111, Jan, 12,—.11‘. E._
Britain many years. iCalrns.the young American, who was ‘
, . ......" ilci‘t in charge of the Persian tr;easury
“hm“ m“”""““°d Against. lby W. Morgan Shaster, the deposed?
(““0330 Jan 13 ”"1 guess that s treasurer-general, when he left Tcha-
discrimination tor you." said .lackim:n yesterday for the United 81111135,.
Johnson, worlds heavyweight cham today cabled Chairman Sulzer, of the!
blob, last night. in discussing the state House committee on foreign affairs, 1111'
men}: 0: Commissioner O‘Neil that urgent appeal for help He donned the
Johnson would not be allowed to box Persian government with refusing to
1“ “New York. 1 .. . 1 release the other Americans from their
"‘3 an American cltmen.‘ he 00“” contracts and said the State Depart-
tlnued, "i would like to know ii I have meht at» Washington was "influenced
not the same right to box intNew York by American Minister Charles W Rus-
as any one also? I am not over anx- sell" against their claims 1
loan about boxing in New York 1111111 . ___,
Attorney John Keogh, 111 South Nor
walk. is spending tho day in Bridge
port on business.
once. I. will be down ther in a short
time and will makelit a special point to
call on‘ Mr. 011511 "and 111111 him ‘some
reasons for his action. "
...—...
Sentinel ado. bring results.
‘a—u—fl-fl -1
Smoke issuing from the old national
bank building, in Washington'a street,
this morning, was the cause of 51111111
1115 a still alarm to Putnam Hose com-
pany ‘Upon investigation it warn—”c
found that the only tire was ”in a
plumber 11 clove . 1
‘ROWAYTON FIR. ALARM DIBTRIDTI
'flw-glflhland Ave. WIN. ‘21. N. H. & 3.
13411131101111!“ Built and Ball Island. 1
114-
at.
noon;
Norwalk Chronicler