LADIES’
11 I MON 0 s
in Flannelette nudCrepo Cloth.
short and long
500. $1.00 and 01.93
A Complete Assortment.
E. K.- BANKS
Muhackcmo Hotel Block,
South Norwnlk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday; not much
change in temperature; brisk 11nd high
northwest winds. A long ridge of high
pressudc. extending from Alabama.
northeustwnrd to Michigan. is produ
cln‘g pleasant“ weather with low tem
pcraiiurcs in nearly all sections east
of the Rocky Mountains. Freezing tem-
peratures extend as for south as Con-
trol Florida, and zero temperatures as
far south ns’l‘cnnesec. A disturbance
(1111111111 this momiug over North In:
1111111, in causing 111151 11k 11 weather
with a dot 11l1-d rise In tonipszIurc in
the northwest
ail.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
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'lcniporuture: .\1Il11111111111.lti'. moxi-
Dump. ’10. (Tit-'nl.
-I;O111'1:c 11‘. IA10k111',1111l 01' High 1111311
spout ycstt-idug' 111 \‘11'1. \11111' 11111 on
luminous.
Thomas I. 1111111191111 ol‘ the firm of1
Raymond 1310111015, in sprandinu tho.
tiny in New Yin city on business.
(In "ihnrsdnyevcning tho (‘111111011
8111110110111th will install Ollltcrs 11nd
11":11l1 the third and foulth degrees.
”.VIIS'.’ 1111111111; 11111111 Of the T111 "111%..
11.19 admitted to tho Norwnllt Hospital.
‘this, morning for m‘cdicnl trontmcnt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sarkmau 1111111
retul nod to their homo in Cannon Sin
lion after spending 11 wool: in New
‘Yor,k Brooklyn. and .lcrscx City
v—i'lot stow-Coal irOm
liros.
llny 111111111
George Brush. of Connecticuc nvc.
was very pleasantly surprised last
night by’a party of his f1lends.’i‘hc
01 which was a happy one and Mr.
Brush proved to be an excellent host.
in the course of the evening games
were played and refreshments served
Inter. \
The case or Howard‘l‘uylor, c‘lmrg-
ed with drunkenness and theft came
up before Judge William F. Tammany
at the Smith Norwalk end of the Town
Court this morning. 1 Taylor was
found guilty and fined $5 on the
‘charge of drunkenness and $7 for
theft, which amounts he paid.
.1
. Grand Worthy Patriarch Mrs. Grace
M. Dormnn of New an.eu paid a fru-
tcrnal visit to Concord Division No.
g, Sons of Temperance last evening.
fibers was a large attendance and
Mrs. Dcrmnn gave a‘ few remarks
‘ ‘ about the work isho had noticed nbOut
the state. Ducal members all spoke
during the meeting which was fellow-
. ed by a social hour With refreshménts.
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TOWN” PAvs PHYSICIAN-13.
M '
Get $4,200 for Services in Recent
‘ Typhoid Epidemic.
TORRI'NG’I‘ON, Jan. tit—At a spec-
ial borough meeting last night it was
voted to pay the, physicians for their
services in the. recent typhoid fever
epidemic where they attended patients
1 who could not afford to make payment.
~ The sum involved is $4.200. An addi-
tional $2,800 will be paid by funds in
the. hunds'oi‘. the relief committee. ‘
“You say your jewels were stolen.
,while the family was at- dinner?" 1
“Nb, no This is an important rOb
bery. cinder. , our dinner was stolen.
while We word putting on our jewels ”
. “TMHIRYIIIII ponder-Journal.
.-
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r
Oualtiy and Premiere
, .
' 1 11111111111; nbdut that” ‘.
World 1111111 Tribune ‘
Almanacs for 1912
Now on Sale. 251: mu. .1 By 1111111, 3511.
At Both Stat-u
WM. P. ,BEERS
soon Add STATIONERY arose
South Norwa'k and Norwalk
fl..__..m
GHOST EXCUSE FOR NO RENT.
Story Told of Alleged Hunted Home
at Balhnm, England.
An amazing ghost story was told at
the \Vnudsworth County Court. before
Judge Harrington, when ’l‘homub Hon-
ry ansted. of Queen Vietoriu‘stroot,
sued William Atkinson, of Borough
road. E. 113., for 1:10 1311. 4d. rent due
in respect of a house in Cnthlos road.
liulham.
Mr. Hunnu. solicitor for the plain-
tiff. said that a very curious defense
has been put in, the defendant Ob-
joctlng to pay rout for the premises
because. he said, the house was huunt-
cd by. an old grad-headed man. The
defendant left the house and declined
to pay after taking the premises for
twelve months.
The Judge to Mrs. Atkinson-«Wits
this‘old gentleman very disturbing to
you? We lived there some months.
to remain there
Mr. Hanna read a letter from Mrs.
Atkinson to the plaintiff in which the
fomicr stated that It won "unpossihls
to live in this house; it Is being haunt-
ed by 1111 old gray-haired mun. Souls
noises we have heard," continued tho
Tl('ll(.'l‘. "give. us no rest. We huvu
ll‘lOil nil 1111; rooms to slot-1p in, but
thuy uru nil niikc. lllg bound 111111111
111 thr- hcud :11‘ the hodstcud tintl wnko
111.1 11;». (11111 111 my :lnuuhtui's had 1101'
Intro Nintspcti. tint- night 11111111.: hrtt'uu
‘lllllr'v 1111111 flung 1113111111 11111 11111111.
.‘I‘hot'u :11'11 tortililt- bonus :11 till: bond
3111‘ 13111 ‘11. (I 11ml )lllltilillg 11p .md down
‘111 111.: (1111' Mr 11 him”. 11111! it is ton
and lflSi 1191i: 1211 11111-1 11'.
11111511; tho bark 1.]11111' 1111:: 1111111111111 111111
1111 dot: udinitictl tn the llflllrit‘.
111111-111 111' do 11111 llutm 0111' nutter
are all 11111111111111.3111] 111'.- (fillllOl Ii\'1
'in i1 :11: _1' loom-r.
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of 11 1111111 and 11 111111111111 I1.11'11 boon 5111111
ill) 11111111 1.11111 11111» 1111111111.“ ‘
.‘1 'l 111:- .Iuduc 11.11: tho lztmilutd’ inn-s
lighted till 1111-1111 nuptiti‘tlons? ‘
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jncvor hoard uhmtt
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Th1,» ,l'lltltw Sillil that lit pick ”I"
LulioI-zt could not b1» :1 successful run
«1111 for not paying the. rout, and 1111111
:1 verdict ngninst tho tlol'cuduut. 1.1111-
‘don Post. 1 ‘
ANTI- CIGARETTE LEAGUE.
One Fol'med at the No‘rwalk High
School, Yesterday Afternoon.
‘ Rev. Manfred P. li’clchcr, iiold soc
rotary Of the Antit‘lgurctto League oi
America. who formed 11 branch in tho
Norwnlk‘ High School ycstorduy. cu-
rolled over one hundred names. and
aroused considerable Interest. In the
project.
Tomorrow afternoon Rev. Mr.
liillsldc School. at 2 o'clock.
Tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock ho
will address the pupils of Miss Baird's
School, in West nvunuo.
before the members of Norwnlk Chop-
ter. I). A. R., at the residence of Mrs.
113.111 Gorham, East Norwulk.
W.—
ST. GEORGE PULP 5 PAPER CO.
Annual Meeting of Norwalk Industry
Held in Glam Falls.
The officers 0! the St. George Pulp
and Paper campuny were re-olected at
the annual meeting held yostsrday at
Glens Falls. N. Y. The annual re-
ports uhowed thooompnny to be in
the- best possible financial condition.
The officers are:~
Precident—Josepn Goodfellow.
ViccPresident- and General Manag-
er——-E. ‘G. Murphy.
TmasurereE. W..Murphy.
Secretary—éwflllum H. Odell.
Those who attended the meeting
from Norwalk were W. H. Odell. Ira
Gotten and E. G. Murphy.
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GRACE CHURCH USHERS DINE.
The ushers of Grace Episcopal
church enjoyed a supper at the Nor-
walk Country Club last evening. The
affair was admirably arrunnsd and
served by Steward GeOrge Tictinn 111111
was enjoyed to the fullest by thong
present. At the conclusion «it tho
flipper. the ghosts enjoyed 11 social
time. , _
"Bay cums over IIOI'O, old "1111; NI
want to all: you somctbllit
dance. hi there 111111111111
1:
“No. Why?"
Input on. 11.111.11.19.
niid it was a mutter of lmposslhiiih ‘
I
(Mr cvprrlout 11' 1 11111111
1 port 111 19011
V1 olchor will dollvor his lecture 111 the: organization in that year, was 1111111111111
Thursday afternoon he will simuk' -
W.~mu~v
live up to.
offer we make them.
Whatever knowledgomr cush‘fi
in bringing together the. best. groin and food straight from the mills
to you without any n‘dditionnl profits.
First in quality, last in price,
ers-mIlonnIe Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
w-
..ax. ...
range. stove or self-feed".
JeddO Coa
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you n a ous-
tomcr. Clumfroe from claimuntform quality, suitable for furnace.
Prizes on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
To close our our line of Parlor Stoves and Hooters.
We have marked them one-hull below regulur'prlce.
A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
wo commnnd ”is put to daily use
We never lose sight of tho fundnmcntnl Ides of business, which
is to serve tho people. Whatever ls stated in our advertisements we
At whatever coat. we make hood to our customers ovory
MAN UEL TORO HATCH.
always in the minds of its custom-
That' s It!~’——
llot Thing
lT'S ALL. SETTLE!)
111111' 111111 “11h m'ot' but the 111111111-
lnu" witch inrituttonn are.- 111-
nut'tl for (in,- 11't1ddinn 111' room:-
How but. who, in 31.11111; to fur-
nlnh tho 1"l1111n1mncn 11111! 11111111
wines for tho must? Why. wn
111'11.111‘ coursui Whom pint" could O
you procure ouch rnro vinlnkcn
to an honor to your tut-111111
ttuurd but :11 Monitor 111‘.» ll'lynu's'.‘
Magnet 81 Flynn
SEQRIS
Again In Good Standing.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Juli. iii.--l~‘l:1,1't'r
E. “l. Strlcklctt. who violated 11 trulo. OI
organized busobnll by rciuulng to ru-
to the Ilroo-klyn club”
which had title to his convict-s by
reservation and by joining 1111 outlaw
to good standing on tho pay-mom of 11
line of $1011 by the National committ-
slon yesterday.
Leach Cron- Win.
NEW YORK, Jun. ltl.~—«Lunch Cross
won a popular dcclslon over Bert
'Keycc in u ton-round bout at tho
Olympic A. C. in this city last night.
“In the first, rbund Reyes knocked
Cross down twice, once fol- t'ha count
tit-nine and again for live seconds.
In the second round Cross knocked
Ke'yes to his knees and from that
point on bad all the better of the
light.
Chicago, Nntlonalu' New Grandstand.
outonoo. Jan. 16.—~Presldent o. w.
Murphy of the Chicago Nationals. in
the latent club owner to announce
plans for a new grand stand. Murphy
said last night that he purposes 11
11me for his baseball club which will
be a unification of all of the 'best ideas
in modern _ grandstand architecture.
This. he says. will naburally‘maks it;
the greatest of its kind, and will also
make his park one of the beauty spots
of the city. .
Prlyntp 1111111111 jmd'rbie boxes. a line
rennin t. burbsr shop, a few sleep-
ins rooms. n. 1101119111:- room. an lncliné
nut6ntobllo drive to the boxes and a
goings on top of a bountiful concrete
i:
mentioned in connection with that
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It has not been announced when the
work will Start." but Murphy 1113-1111 It
, is necessary to spend $1. 000 .000 it will
grandstand are some of the 11111111111111
A-‘n—
111117. Thou corc 111111 111: follows:
Luddlngtou. 70. Gig-k. 85
i 8
1.7m] 13
iii . 111 ----- 1
211 111111 1 211ml
301112 311ml
iii! Ill
41... 1 mm]
«11'. 133ml
51"- ? Oil—«I
56 79
65-«1 “ 34
67 85
South Norwalk 1:11.. Police Pool.
At the Fire Police pool tournament
last. night Horoldl‘l‘lum mind 70. de-
feated William li‘. Cortwrighi. rated
110, by the score. of 70 to 95. Tonight
Messrs. Sensor and li’lngurlncr will
play.
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FOLLOWING THE BAND.
A Political Luann Taught by a Min-
utrcl Shaw’s Street Parade.
The majority of the phonic just
can't resist the ftemptntlon to follow
ofi‘ alter the band. says Bert Walk-
er. You will find it in all spheres.
You have been in .u small town when
a minstrol show was billed for‘thc
night. The dinky band comes down
tbd“ street with the lone slide trom-
bone tearing up the earth. First “one
kid, than another 1.111111111111111 nil or
them fall in ~‘bobiud the snare drum: '
met. Then the men begin to follow
along on the. sidewalk and dunllytho
tide is in one-straight stream In the
dimitlon the band has taken. -
it is so in politics and so in business
The follow in politics who puts on the
most vaudeville 111111 burns the Input
.‘red tire is this one the people chase
hitter. After 11 1111115 they tind out that
be is dealing them ledgerdemsin "and
his talk in not 1111 but it is always at
tor they have voted. But It is the
game 111m doyh to control the band.
The smooth 11111111111111, like the 111811
‘Or 1111111111111 1111111111 that the bulk of 1
th people will hill" 11 snore drum
met 11-11111 111
. 1 . til
‘ another: run WIS tilt showman;
‘ ‘ ‘ other portions comprisin: both civilians
118
g the 111111qu codrt thin max-11111191. killed
p.111: 1:11-11.
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REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
AGENTS
6 Railroad Av... 81). Norwalk.
Also Steamship Agents 101- Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Lino, Bu-
vnnnuh Lima and Mallory Linc.
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UNITED BANK BUILDING.
811th Norwalk
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Mnln Street, South Norwuik
Residence. 5 Washington Strut.
Telephone at office, 3315 2.
Telephone at house. 693
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‘ The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
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AUTO' SUPPLIES
‘ Phone 8115450 South 1111.111 Strcst
‘50th Norwnllt. Music linil 11111111
I 1 1
Jill lllllllSlllll
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Many Towns in Shen- Si Are
Looted and Laid to Waste
......,._
i’l‘ilx’ixtl, .‘lnn. itiserllt' Kan-S11 i111
11111111 1111111 allot much fighting, has
5111 remicti in pushing its 11111 to wit hin
1311 niilt-s of Stun P‘u. tho rnpltul O.‘
Shun-SI province. The 0111er prot turn
is 11111 turmoil. Jinn} towns ham
boon looted and dodbrtud.‘ ‘ The re
1111111111 1111111111111 r.» of 10.111111 Manchun bv
robin in the Sthi district is con-
firmed.
Discussion regarding the attention of
vice of the different factions.
Manchu leaders urge that the emperor
the Chinese contend that abdication
.would be futile. unless tho court de-
parts from the capital
and rebel forces is looked upon by
military observers as pure fiction Dial
W11 Ting Fang disclaims all military
responsibility while the
simple warfare under another name.
The provinces of Shoo-Si and Shau-
of 10.000 11111110111111 by Tébala is now
rev‘olution for some months. on De-
camber 8 news was received by tuss-
senger from Stan-F11, the. capital of
slain in the‘province up to that date.
A column or imperialist troops has
ben opsrating in the district in the
suppression of the rebellion. but. in
the meantime many more Mancbus
the total has reached 10.000.
,. Plans Delaycd. . 1
PEKING Jun. 16. -—It is understood
that the plans for the abdication Or
the throne have undergone delay,
pending the final nrrnngoments in»
eluding 11111 place 1.: 11111111111111, the
guarantee of pensions and other
_ terms 01111111111 by the 11111111111111.1111. ‘
~‘ #1111111 Killed Two. 1
PE’K‘ING. Jan. 16.—-'-Tho bonds which
was thrown at Pmmier 11111111 Slit Kat‘s
carriage while as was on his way to
11111 110111191111 111111 11111111111111 seventeen
O. B. Jackson
Fenwick Optical CO.
‘Fine Eggs
‘1 abag .
1 1111: l’cailino this n.1l1.
l
_ ,TELL 83313.
Electrical CO.
the abdication of tho mnpcror contln-p
1111s, but up to last evening had not rc-i
suited in any decision. The court. lsf
tumble to reconcile the conflicting atl-
Sonics,
ubdicuto and rcmuln in Poking. while,
The armistice between the imperial;
Itnperinlist .
suppression of disorders ls regarded as ’
Si, from where the reported massacre,
confirmed. have been hotbods of, the!
’Shnn-Si. that 8,000 Mauchus had been .
have been killed by the rebels until, ,-
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so WALL crass? .
NORWALK. ‘ ‘
FHONE 4110.
EVerything 1.. the optical Line
Eyes Examined. Free
Optici an
F. E. Lockwood 81 Company will
give .you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator-«-
for your Automobile.
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ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY.
Specials for This Week ’
per dozen 291:
Fine Butter per lb 31c
l’Jones 1 PIHSbllfy S or Gold Medal Flour
85c
O O C O
I O O C O O 0 O
.i 1 {111-1 Milk ............. . ...... 251:: 3 lbs Soda (‘rnrk'cis .......... “.250
'1‘ lbs Latindiy Starth .......... 2512‘ 3 lbs. (linger Cookies .._. ......... 25c
-1’l Ozone Soup ........ . ....... 1.25ci3 cans tiold Cross Milk .......... 25c
11 ilnhbi: l'u Soap ..... . ......... 25c; 16 “)5. Granulated Sugm ........ $1.00
........... 7:; Very ilcsl Creamery litttier ......370
Funny Assortmcnt 01‘ Fruits. ' .
22 SOUTH MAIN ST. ., 7*
THE SELF-STARTING
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'iho lillh models of the tlvopusspnlm and runabout unit's motion ‘
\l111ut 11111 garage.
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Th1i1lotmiru111:111s theoriull: givm ‘ i
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NORWALK. CONN.
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3
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FANCY EGGS. A oozes ............... ‘3511"
1 FANCY MAINE POTATOES A PECK ........ ........ L‘.."Ti.35c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 "I.“ and 2:30 p. to. Free Delivery. V
The Gibson 10c Cigar
FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORGE B. MILLER 60.. OF NEW
. YORK CITY NOW MADE BY ’
i
. The Old Well Cigar Combat?
‘ NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: _ 1‘
sourH NORWALK MAHAOKEMO HOTEL
Auous'r. c. MORELLI, .1.
. anrsn, r. H. NOVAK. s. .
BRIGGERMAN. w. A. _ PLMSTED. R1'H.
CANEVARI.'D. 1 SCHAUB, CARL
CASTELLANO a BARDINI SCHMIDT. ADAM
current: PHARMACY SILLIMAN. E. H.
CLIFFORD HOTEL STILLSON-PQWELL co.
COLEMAN. r. a. WHELPLEY a. CLARK
Ounce. 1w1cM0sE. w. P. a. co.
; OtsESA'. LEONARD NORWALK
4 unavsbss. A. w. BAUR. w. o., 1
_ EAGLE HOTEL GLENDENING, 11., a do.
GERMANIA HOTEL HAYES. .1. . 1
GHIOTTO G. CO.
HOLMES, KEELERusaL- 1 ”
HAFNER'S EAST SIDE CIGAR ,
LEOK co.. THE
STORES 1. MACE BROS.
KASTEANTOS. K. MORELLI a CARBONE f"
LAYDEN, MR8. J. SACHS,
‘ LEARY. A. a CO.
MAGNER G. FLYNN
MAGNER a TROY ‘
_ sKELL'vHOmOWARO
- STARR. FRANK s. ‘
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of their Injuries." The streets wcrc”
crowded with pedestrians at the time!
of the attempted assassination.
- "1111 {countdown-1.111111111111111, nut-r“ ~
ursllr expect tube garmen- at for unit '
innovation. especially In the why or
dress. and there our ark: might
THE. FUR 0" J"! HAT lappenl to the rustlyc 11113113111111.1111
The NEW York EVGDIIIB Sim Dub" mind this Is a grout metropolis, where
111111111 the fOllOwlng later: 1 we inbuid Oxpect to see all kinds 111.11
“To the Edit-OI of the Evening Sun all styles. four the: semi-naked head
~91“ Your editorial condemning. de- huntér mm JOIO to the 11111311111 dandlll‘
precating and criticising everythinszi-bm Bond stréet and an 11111111911111
in the wny or man’ s hbudnaar except ,siudléd perhaps. nltOuld govcrn our
old 11.111111111111111: ‘hnrd-boilcd' 11111 to «no 1111111111. Such a little “111111; up :1 1111.111
tremoly 11111111111111 and therefore par- “m 1...... on umnn‘s list. 11 (mid 1111
adamantly lhpmrliuté. no coinmént Whatsoelm‘. .1
Train the philosophical standpoint 1 "i trust you will not be 1111
tron mm to full to group the lads ‘ ' “
[that it III only byy cups" 11111111111111: tun ' ‘ “
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