Weather Forecast
E Snow tonight and probably tornor:
row, continued cold: blah nor-theater
'riy winds.
“if you once carry fire insurance you
ill never-he without it. it lends a
foolintof security and comfort for lire
entire three years alter your limit
‘remitrtn its apid. "Do it now" and
you will be entirely happy and free
. mm Worry or another (of the many)
“ counts. ‘
Call us on the phone rind we will
cover you immediately, and place your
insurance in companies that will pay
your toes immediately.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN ,
Call us on the phonewl‘liio.
mu“
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The schools in most instances on-
joyed one session yesterday.
. Mrs Eva M. Hyatt ot Bridgeport,
V repent lit-st atoning. in Norwnll: with
relatives
,M1‘.trnd Mrs Robert E Martin, of
Bridgeport, spent last etenlng in Not"
walk with relatives.
”3:.“ «4101111 fresh linms. lie. l-inyes‘ Mitt,
The, Knights at King 'trtlrnr of
trace Gilli-"it‘ll mot last evening at it
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E SIARl lllflli Silllii ilillliliili
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in 13:11: E
Cites that Those Who Were Con-
nected with Passage or Act
. 'sacEth 1890 0111,1111 Take
View that Sherman Law
Would Appeal to Labor Organ.
izafions
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Greenwich to Get allow Post-E
Office Building Through Bill .
of Representative Hill E
l
\\-’1\SliiN'G’i‘0N. I). 0.. Jun. 13.”:
Greeuwhh (lonu. will lune n hunrhl
some no.“ post office btrl lding, if n hill
nhlch licprcsontruito Hill of Connor
ticut introduced today becomes a law
it proposes that there shall be;
erected in (irconwltb on land nlrondyl
owned in the limited States a newE
l
o'rlock in the Guild 100111
. 0111 Btz'otliors' Lodge, No. 10, l. 0.0 t
1: R. will hold 11 touulnr illiflliiill.‘ on Mon
‘2; day evening in the hall in Wall street. .
‘ o
V..... mu...”
Lester Wyeth, of Holden avouuo bas‘,
taken a position in the Helm Es. Kot‘E-l
To: and Solicrk Cmnpiirlr in Cross
attest.
t-‘ _w~__,”w‘! ’
. St. Mum’s Young: Mons (lult 111.13!
last evening", tallied own the (onion:
reociul and transacted routine ltiifilllu'iril
last evening l
Ln. Thorn will he :1 Ecuador 111 Wins. oi
(oncotd Ditlsion, No. 2, So: is oi 'l‘cm
perarico. Monday evening, in the hull
' in Wall street.
”MM-..“
The first ice cutting; that has been
, reported chums from r‘siivr‘rtrriru‘ wltvro
William \‘i’ur'riu'oil has ire tlrleltV
j enough to ho liar-routed.
msdEr Hats, Still 11111:.
, Wali‘r street will he lii‘i‘titiil to the
noise on Mondtu ctenitra‘ when tbt
weekly meeting and rehearsal oi the
"Metropolitan ()rrhosua of Norunlk
n ‘will be hold'wlth Stanley Baldwin,
St. Mary' 2: Chutah senior choir hold
V its regular weekly rehearsal last ov-on
ing. The rehearsal was slrcoossfnl and
all were in attendance despite the 1111-?
favo i'nhle weather conditions.
m...“— ..
The many Norwnlk young people 111-?
eluding a large, number of the mom»!
bars of the Nutmeg Club who had
planned to go to Cranbury by outrrynlll
‘V last evening to attend the dance to
‘ be given in Washington Hail byE
Messrs. Wellnitz and Sherwood wereE
, ppdhrtod in that theVdnure nus‘
. 3 postponed because of the unfavorable]:
weather conditions. The young men
at the head of the affair promise that‘
' they will give it later i
()‘l‘ir'ion's- i
l
, “Look! They t'e lnexpenslre. “1111M?
Stormprmf doors, sash, storm porches
not us quote you on your requhe-E
, merits. Prices right. Phone 108:2. St. l
'lloitn & Keyser.‘
_, George W. Fitch. oi Maple street,
told a'reporter this morning that it
was 8 below last night about 9 o'clock.
Harold .Glendening, manager of the
. pharmacy or that name in Norwalk, re-
ports that on his standard thermome-
ter the mercury was 10 below at 7
" o'clock this morning. Other and'vary-
iug temperatures’ are given but the
st and perhaps a shade below are
thought to be, more nearly content. ‘
At. the regular monthly meeting or
are Governing Board of the Country
uh last. night, one resident and three
nonresident: members were elected.
ctreasurex’s report showed the
. club’s financial condition to be first
rate. The following were appointed
neminatinu committee tor officers of
the club: Seymour cur-tie. A. E. Win-
heater. Harvey M Kent. John T
eadweil and Edmund Iii Crows.
“”41
Had Forty my! Roi.
WillikWonder what all the tint-
malt: did during those forty days in
rainy-01; tiniy just lay around
scratched 1191111111.... :1 sum.
E or federal oi’tlros.
Ertrtd toutihrliug
:ltlilliit‘, building
’r‘cpottod hi the House
, mittee on interstate commerce you-
building for the post attire and othwl
For the str.'.luciute
lire-proof vaults treating.
illltilil'in 11s and 11p
iiiOtlixlt‘ii the bill neuid nilm‘ 'rn oxw
pin tilt: re ot $ltlilttt1u,
Mr. Hill 11; ii :rtttltodn tlpllt‘lii to‘
liitlt‘ this bill included in the general
hill “illl‘il is tulle:
l’tllrllt‘i
inns committee in 11 ion nooks.
Nominations Confirmed. ' -
The whole in oxruutiw Hi‘tsfiiflli t
yc‘fili‘ll‘tltil‘, ronllrurcd the notion 1111111»:
of H .1111: \. liot‘ihut to ho postrnasttl
at [lot-p liltor. (unit. of loltn ..~i At
or to ho poutmustor' at. Sut‘broolt both ‘
of uhonr with totippoihiotl world or'
Anni: ii. Union in be. posttuistrcsst til
l‘.ll;. luillr. lilt oilico incoming prom-E
dentin! .lunuttry i
There was no
continuation and
steered them
including
.liulitim
ripz'tositlou to their
Senator lirnrrdngao .
through the red rapt.-
' without diiilculty.
Senator" iir'nnriurtec has
senate to order 11111110111000 extra
copies of the annual report of tho
tontmissioner or nutignlion for the
fiscal your itlil. The commissioner
makes mant comments on the quesV
tion or tolls for the Panama cunniji
and presents the last mtnttalrcpottl
of the Suez. corral. As the senatoi
L’Oillniiiltfil till intet‘ocounic Cfliiill‘s 01
which itir. Brunrlagee is chairman, is
soon to take up the question of tolls
on the Panama canal and other mat-
ters looking to thr- opcrntion of the
big dilt'li across the isthmus, the re-
port is valuable to the committee
and it in for the committee‘s use that
the reports are desired;
Hadrian: Brzidgc.
The final step to be taken by Con-
gress in authorizing the construction
of a drnwlbridge across the Connecti-
cut 1lter between East Haddam and
liaddnrn will probably be taken early
next week.
Tire House yesterday agreed to the
bill but inserted an amendment. pro-
riding that the. bridge is to be erected
'at a point suitable to the interests at
navigation" As the Senate has al-
ready passed the bill, it is only necea
sary for the Senate» to agree to the
House amendment and the bill will
be ready for the signature of the
President. and with that, become a
united the:
i
i
r
It is expected that the Senate fill
agree to the amendment earlynext
week Senator Brandagee has charge
or the measure in th Senate. -
Representative Hill has introduced
a bill to increase the pension of Mary
E. Tucker, widow of Frederick ’ H.
Tucker, late of Company D. E and
regiment. Borden‘s sharp shooters, to
620 a month. The bill has 30119 to
the committee an invalid pensions
V Gompero Ulc- Hat Ono. E ‘
The now famous “Danburr; Geno.
Hatters case,” growmg out ,or a strike
of the Workers in a hat factory' in
Danbury several years ago, received
much attention from the serrate corn
terday. while it was hearing samurai
Gompei's president of the Amerloaa
Moderation oi: LINN. . "- '
That. is the futons case which is a
thorn in the aide: “organised Mar
leaders; and upon, it. President Gom-
pet's based his appeal to the commit;-
too for I emanation! of the our.
[AW APP ill
'1 promo court, in that case. held
1 land ,
, Ibis port-1n:petitioner.
‘ in time to intro
Clearance EJSale
Ladies Suits Coats , E
Dresses, Skirts Waists,
White Goods,.Corsets
Furs and Fanoats
This sale offers you the very finest ready for wear gar-
ments in the world. at the Price of commonplace kind. It’s
your own fault if you don i take advantage of the opportun-
ity We want to close our every garment. and we are will-
, ing to sacrifice on what we have left in order to do it.
SUITS from............ .....6695 to 620.00:
E
.1:-
COATSfrom. ..64. 9.9t06050ql‘“ ii
oanssnsrmm ssmeCaSfifi ,1
SKIRTSfrom.............. $198to$15
WAISTSit'om ..... 98ct0$5.98
FURSfrom .......36.ooto$40.oo‘
FUR COATS from .....$05.00 to $75.00
CORSETS........... ......... . ..... 50c and up
The values are big anon git to make them go fast. so step
live] it you want to save money. You‘ll buy if you see the
goo it. Come and come quickly. ‘
CLEARANCE SALE IN BOTH stories.
we ALTER FREE
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
THE HOUOE OF GOOD ECLOTHES ‘
515 Main St., Stamford. 33 So.‘Main St. South Norwalk
mm-..,.--.._.. ......................m
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its provisions. Mr. (tempera told the“ .
committee that tho llniiod Brutus Su~ “UR ARMY Is
that .V _ ‘
ot'rnrhinntione of labor were subject to "NPREPARED " SAYS
the antitrust law prohibiting corn:
binniions in restraint oi lliitio. While?
Elm did not critltizo the tronri.i1o in
tlruutod that those who wore con?
booted hill: the passage of the inn“ “"" “N"
.l1nck in “2:30 hold the vim: that the
law would not touch combinations (11'
E'lnbnr: and in tti‘alilt‘. action by tho M the Amarican Revolution
committee. ‘ltc iiiit‘i‘tl for an upload» ‘ _. .. >
turn: to the Inn“ an interpreter! by. Says TIME» ”83 Come For
. . tho courts." - l . " Bi ,
A1: a result of that :locisittn. bo’ Kick ‘0 the “We
Esuld, nilmnpts hate been mode and. W..-...-..
'nto uou being made to dissolve labor Wily our on min: mm” on mm} and
Huntinlnntlrins Sik‘li uttcmptfi. lic Mil Error) mm”; 111ml training mm
characterized as tumor: to irnrrues tho
umhing people and to intimidate
rlitnr.
Representative licnr'y
district illiti returned to l‘i’un‘tlinuion
and our. busy yesterday afternoon
this: morning; in catching up with
lid ntrivetl lust
putt; in the big ii)“
in tho horrse )(lrzlol‘diii afternoon. in
which inhumane; bobbed up it} dill?
ranks of both Republicans 111111.!qu
corals and in which "tl1o submitted
Brynn Democrats. turned do‘Wn Mr
jort ty Leader l'ndernood tiller he
mode a personal appeal for support.
explained it) (2:1th in lmonurd it.3
Wildmnu. ii 3.13. Signal Corps, cont
mnndinn il‘ost Wind. iicdloc'
New Yorlt. in M5 swath at the recap
lion and htruqtretitn' {liberal Billimun
i but nor Cons of the American ltevo
lotion. or the Srratdr -.id in Bridgeport.
Tirtttsdm niahl.
‘~'i‘ he Spanish American
the army unprepared and
tunttrepnrrd "
ol' the first
war round
it is niiii
years but the kinking has balm lrtet‘
t‘octuni because it has never- tricked
lo the boss. which is (int people.“
Captain Wlidrnnn then trait! that.
”railroad-“soloist: av iNHAL ”W“ Wit” immune 111111 in case or
lNG GAS. EWur with a ioroign too with which
- m-.. 1 the army could not cope. the militia
Assistant Treasurer at Mutual Aid As- might then be oriiiod in and it they
oociatlon Failed to Appear Eiailcd the must: of citizens would rise
new HAVEN Jan 12.~».101m Cong, and Willi brwmfificks and risk axes
don 1m ernplovoe at the Winchester MW“ 0|" My too that assailed us.
Repeating Arms company and asslsb “Wt Wildrnun then described some
out trou’suror of the Winchester Mn. 0‘ hi3 913ml WINS during the Stillbirth-
Itual Aid association. attempted suicide Ame’k‘fi“ WM and since, in establish
by inhaling illuminating gas in a {“3 a balloon plant in Florida; tele-
iocal hotel :caterdny and although in “will? ”limits in Cuba; 11 machine
21 serious condition is expected to ro- “‘09 and Minimum: lines in the Phil
my“ Whine islands; wireless telegrltpbiineg
About 700 members or the assocta A“ “Mk“ and the iht‘lnii of Submarine
tion held a meeting last. night to N.» “All“ in a" this work in unused
ceive a dividend from their contrihu and “’0“ “131150 under orders with-
tiona to the treasury during the past. out any “WWW“ "flitting in tilts work
y.ear They waited until it o clock that he W“ lilitrrrittttaesttl to pattern:
night. and when Congdon. tor whom will Wildtnan told how in its emer-
thoy were waiting. did not appear; the 39m”! the government was forced to
meeting was dismissed. the odicerg o! 9321310? hundreds of oiha' Mirrors who
the club announcing the nomarrivai ‘or like himself had no orevtous training
Congdon and saying also that they did “d in CDMGQMM‘G there were made
not know this whereabouts. Escrlous and 308“? mistakes. ’ '
Congdon went to the hotel youter- Capt. Widnmn added interest to his
day afternoon it is said. and rented a W" by ““30””!!! the course Of Mild!
room. Nothing more was seen of him malted at the school for unicorn at:
until an odor of gas being detected. F0" IMVGuWOFl}! He named over
the room door was forced and he was ““3 numerous and Widely diversified
found tin bed unconscious from the WWW“ Which army others are re-
emccts oi' the gas. it warp said today '1“le ‘0 “tidy and pass examinations
. .n... t...
'by the bank where the funds of the (111. Ht? 0‘03“ )1“! remarks With an
Mntfial Aid association are deposited orflnal bottom and a plea tor the moral
that none oi the rounds had been Witty ii“lilmi‘t and more interest in the army
drawn. from the public at large.
‘ ' 7 1 Covers ware laid for one hundred,
A BOUTHPAW WINDER. including the members of tho millil-
"1 wish you would tell me what is torn or the American Revolution.
the matter with my watch, " said the H. Brothweli, armament of General
girl. Stillman Chapter. made an excellent
It was her first watch, a birthday toastmaster. ,
prehent, and as the jeweler took it. and W
deftly mind the atom between the] FOLEY mount: 1?th
thumb and index finger, of his right at"), 3.1" satisfaction 5333333 “33,.
hand. she watched him closely, as if my”. do the work. 3. Ti 31mm
it were an operation, involving Ionic m3m3u‘ G3." Iii” Eu; 1:“on 313.
Kid E
mysterious incantation. t
"it seems, to be all right." said the
Jeweler. handing it back to 1101'. f‘Yoin.
ought: to keep it wound up. thonghlfi
* "It loouEvery simple when you do. .
it." replied the girl. "but I wait! wind ,
it all day and it wouldn't so for 1110.", 'E
' Anti than the jeweler saw where the '
Signal (Juicer, in Speech to Sons?
lilltliiti, :
until Captain ligildnruuw
E"The army has been: klridn gior tcn‘
mitten in the Rhoda island State
House Was Hold Last Wool:
Till! iii .
liliillil A "ASTHMA
The industry said to M Threat
erred Unless Change is idada
Connecticut oyaiormen who, opposed
a plan of increased taxation of their
' ground in Connecticut. waters are now
protesting against a revision or the
taxation laws in Rhode islandaa ot-
ioeting their interests in that state.
(in Monday there was a hearing be
torn a special committee in the Rhoda
island state house.
Among the oystermcn Who attended
dent of the Connecticut. Oyster Grow
cra‘ association. and t‘rhairntan of the
special committee representing the
lilmdc island growers; F'. s. Beards»
loy. of East Providence. of the $0141.
sitlpt ()ystcr companypit‘. S. liornan,
of New iinren. (tooth, president of theE
iihttdo island Oyster ,lrowers‘ assoi
clarion: August. ii‘. Zoilcr, of the $ti‘i1t-E
turd ()S'ijli‘r company. of East ProrhE
dunno M Bucinkubtrm. Warren; 1
George 11 throw: t‘htrrlea ilrecn. .1 WE? l
llodpr “our: iiotnoida mpmncutingE
that}. b‘.*i111ith company; Rob tort Alli
rls'it..l.‘l‘.o.-1rn1~.\' \‘i i: listen and?
. .l'.' W. Millikan. , A
Capt i" S. item-dolor. agent or tho;
thiculshipt notnpaur was the principal l
Among:
14?h
t
spolostnur‘r for tho ritstnrmen.
fl'tttittu things lip naid‘. E
t “The uroncra of oysters on a. 1.1m o
scale have more orator mounds it
lC‘obrroctit it. hope island and Masada?
('littnolitl than in ithodc island t u-
or two would he siriiiricnt in: ii rent to
i remove their motors from thlmoi
iislund to those. other stator. but ““ttili ‘
would the small planters do, uhoi
number oinht times the turner 01103.?
and who have not the facilities turret
moving their oysters and do not own5
Kii‘mi‘tlii in the adjoining ’slntos‘.’ They
nouid be compelled to abandon their
investments and taltt up some other
occupation ,
”We reapocrt’uliy submit that until
the right of property in this crop is
protected by the state and until Rhode
Island requires that her lawa‘tshaii be
respected and observed, she should
not. place new and additional burdens
upon this industry, when liliodo island
is already receiving vastly more in
come from oyster grounds than is any
other state in the Union, V although
many states have 10 times ' her re-
sources for producing oysters.
"The revenue to the stats at Rhode
island from the; oyster industry, is, al-
. .
state. and all the other states regard
Rhoda island as tar in advance in rev-
enue. in Connecticut the tax commis-
sioner at the last session of the gen
oral assembly recommended a bill to
tax the product of the oyster grounds
per. bushel. both naturaior public
grounds and the cultivated grounds.
and urged ass reason the great in»
come from cultivated oyster grounds
in Rhode Island. This proposition. 11b
tor long investigation. was rejected by
the Connecticut legislature."
WW...
A SUPER-FAMOUS OYSTER.
Ryah‘and Bob, Davis, one of Max
A. Munsey’a» editorial brightli‘khts,‘
were on out card as after dinner
speakers at the last annual dinner to
newspaper met: several months ago
Davis pulled :1 11161161031149 about the
time when he was ‘a western editor.
with his subscriptton list panelled 011
otbe will. and, bow a cyclone cadre and
wiped out. his circulation. When he
finished be looked gloatinaly‘ at Ryan.
tors that that in (the stew. ‘ '
“More no war “MING: 1 his
V31". - “1‘: it,
”We're at I church sociai.’ X's--
L
Hoar-lop Baha‘i; lipids: Com:
the meeting were R. (l. iiowo, preai _
Come Tonight
Z ’8
January Clearance
SALE
. As usual big crowds greeted us when
the store opened. This ts without doubt
the. biggest January Clearance Sale we
hold at this store. Come tonight and
every day during the sale. .
GOEETEEEEE
THE BIG
hoeSaie
ready larger than it. is intany other “ ‘
AT THE ~«E.
$4.00 WOMEN'S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES ............. ...‘..$3.35
$3.50 WOMEN'S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES ..... . ...... ......$2.95
$3.00 WOMEN’S‘QUEEN QUALITY SHOES .................. $2.55
These are all the latest styles and Include Russia Calf. Pat- .
out. Gun Metal and Vici Kid. 1
230 pain WOMEN’8 PATENT, GUN METAL AND VleI KID
SHOES AND OXFORDB, $2.50 and $3.00 values. at ........ $1.69
BOYS' AND GiRLS’ SHOES at Greatiy'Reduced Prices,
MEN’S HIGH CUTLEATHER STORM'BOOTS ..... $2.60, from $3.50
RUBBER BOOTS. COMBINATION BOOTS (Wool Bonn and
Overs), MEN'S ARCTlCS, at Coat.
The White Shae Store
90 Washington Street South Norwalk
Corner Atlantic and Worth] Streets; Stamford
FORMERLY MADE BY THE GEORGE E. MILLER CO... OF NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old. Well Cigar Company
NOW ON SALE WiTH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
sou’ru NORWALK
AUGUST. 0.
BAXTER, F. H.
BRIGGERMAN, W. A.
CANEVA‘RI, D.
OASTELLANO & BAROINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY '
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL‘
MORELLI, .1.
NOVAK, s.
PLAISTED. it. 1-1.
scuaua. cant.
E scumm‘,» ADAM
,stLtmau. E. H.
STILLSON-PQWELL c0.
_ FF H 'r r. ,
33.145323. no a}: WHELPLEY a CLARK , E '
.cunso. o- wrcmoas. w. a, a co.
mason, Lzouano E V v . . NORWALK
onzvruss, A. w. saua. w. c.
V EAGLE Hort-:1. otsnosmuo, 14., a co.
E oeunama HOTEL HAYES .1. 'r.
. HOLMES, KEELER I. SEL-
LECK 00., THE
GHIOTTO 3 CO.
\ HAFNER’S EAST SIDE CIGAR
STORES MACE BROS. ‘
,KABTERNTOS. K. 'MO‘RELLI ll CARBONE
'LAYDEN, MR8. J. SACHS, H.
SKELLY a HOWARD
STARR, FRANK R.
weeds. P.
LEARY, A. O CO.
. MAGNER a FLYNN
MAGNER’Q TROY -
Three Cans Milk
Welter Baker’ 3' Cocoa or Chocolate
Good Butter. per lb. ......._....320E Seeded Raisins, pkg. ..........V.100V
Wat-ranted Eggs, per dozen .....30cE ii lbs Prunes for ..25¢ ‘
V: the. Pure Lard ..........2soEWerrtrrnceMeat...............1oorb.fl
Layer Figs. lb. .................15¢|Evaporated Apples. pits- a.:.......1i5w .
sweet. E MIME.
Oranges. Apples, Grapes. Grape Fruit, Nuts. Parsnips,
‘ Celery Scrunch.
UNITED 0mm o“ no
ZO‘NORTHEMMN 31'.
Norwalk Chronicler