Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 17, 1912 · page 8

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Fair And warmer

TAYI 0R 8: GOLDEN
INSURANCE

"'. 1.11 1111111.. including rite, 1.1111111- ;. ‘I
‘ Ity. bonds tornado, and accident :‘
’ and 11531111
Steamship tickets to all parts I.
of the world via Cunard ; .
Clyde, Savannah and others.
Our telephone 1230: I
Oiilte upstairs over The South 3' ‘
Norwalk Trust Company.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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”1‘7'1'

Ford
. Model T‘
1 Touring
I ’ Car "‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. Mrs. William 1. 018011. 01111111511011.
.‘ls spending the day in Il1idgt-pott on;
' gusiness

River School yesterday, owing to the?

-, intense cold.

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_ Frederick W, Smith. the Norwallt.
butcher. was cutting loo yesterday on:
the Bishop Mill pond. ? ,

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' A family supper ulll be solved 11le
the South Noruullt Congregational .
Church tomorrow evening. 1 '.

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Mr. and 1111.11 1- lctcltot \ttn Monsoon; ‘
oi \\' estport arcane, are spending oi ,.

.. Ford Model T Car is not a
cheap car. It is the highest
priced quality car in the.

. world, none excepted , .,

 

I short time with relatives in Bridge-i T
port ~ 1

“1901 Sale Slolglts and bells and
,Iho1se blankets. -11 l.. .\\r.ight‘s

' SPECIAL-—- All cars sold within thirty days will be
' equipped with electric headlights free -' of charge.

 

The Silwr Loire ice Company in- -
Notwnlit 31111 1.1111 to 1111 its'eitc- int h 1120- .
on Wood's Pond in Cliff. street. res-I

 

If you are going to have a car this year, buy a Ford now

 

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el‘day. "" "

Routine limiters 1.1111111511101111 “on":
. transacted at the meeting or Washing ‘ ‘
' ton Camp, No 11.1' (i. S 01A. which .
was held last cranial; , -

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.-l.Iad_v Jennings Lodge. Shepherds or]
" Bethlehem, will holai liz: semi-monthly. j
:,.:l)ttsiness meeting this pruning in NA

«fhnil. in Waniliuaton strct-i.
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.. mfitrrs I'”!Eli1)’ ”0111110101 uho 1"11111ntly.
underwent an ope 11111111 in New \111'.l< 1,-..

as recuperal'm‘ 111 1111- MW of I“; 811111" WSWRBANCES

 

 
 

other, Mrs. .lcuuic 1.111111“ Nllh‘ll.0
Bayvion avenue

lacoh Llnxn'elllet 0011' 01’ former
Councilman and Mts..lt1coh Maxwell-
er, is recoverlugt’ from injuries recelv-I
ed recently and will soon be able to
rsume work.

...-.... .. ...._.._

Justus K Raymond oi Beldcn Hill
all on the ice Saturday and lractured
his knee cap. Mr. Raymond is well
‘ airing in years, whlth makes the in-
ury more serious than otherwise
would lie-the case

 
 

 
 

 

No Actual

 
 

Lawrence, Mass.

 

LAWN!) .\'i‘ a. Mass"
crodsod numbers of
went to work today

Jun.

 
 

 

. ’-—,‘1«‘or Sale—»Slclghs and hells and

urea blankets. At L. M. Wright‘s.
of the state militia.

 

Aineetlng of the Norwailt Chapter.
-D. IA. 1%., will be held at the home of
ngs it}. E. Gorham. of East avenue.-to
. rrow afternoon at 3 o‘.clock at
. .‘H’frne the indies will listen to an
address by Rev. Mr. Watcher

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' The young men who have been keep-
Ifipcbslor‘s Hall in the former
oIit Herman Quittnor, corner
and Franklin streets, intend
the 110qu in a few days, and
will be rented to other parties '

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hurries B. Iiolt, of the Nor-walk
Hardware Company. was forced to
save his work yesterday and go to his
home in Perry avenue, because of ill-
noes, Mr. Holt has a bad attack or
bronchitis and Dr. Dexter Hitchcock
s in attendance .

0eorge Mitchell of Wall street, the
all known furniture denier. spent
rday in New York city} He was
.. tinted with a fine hickory walking

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

today. the Lawrencebttck Mill
the Everett Worsted Mill.

days. '

 
 

 

ployes.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ton and Prospect Mills.

the strikers last Friday.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

ton.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

plop linteruatlonal‘ Company,

Is morning at 11 001001: and
through tomorrow con-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

porno them.

 
 
 
 
 

domed. the striker-II;

 

 

 

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AI IIIII Siiill illiii

Clashes Between
Troops and Strikers at

17.-——lu-
mill operatives
in the scout-11r-
gunranleed by the continued presence"
in the mill district of eight companies

There were slight disturbances at
two small mills, but no actual clashes
between the troops and the strikers.

Two or the mills remained closed

and

The Law-
rence Duck Mill will resume Opera
tions tomorrow, but the Everett Mill
is closed (or an indellnite period.
Work was resumed at the Pemerton
Mill today after 0 shutdowa of two

' The number of operatives working
today in the larger mills was about
one-halt the regular number of em-
This wss true. particularly at
the Atlantic, ILower Pacino, Washing:

Operatives could ..not he brought to
the full capacity at the Wood Mills bo-
canse ot‘damsge to the machinery by

A tour 0! the mill district was made
early today by Dudley M. 110111100.
secretary .to Governor F000; )1“! Mir--
chell. president or the Jewish Charl-
ties of Boston: Dr. D Vernon Briggs.
0! Boston. and Frank Curtis, 0! Bos-

Just as the paper mill or the Cham-
Owned
by the International Paper Company;
was about to start 010111.76 operatives
assembled at the mill and declared
t-ths‘t they had joined the textile strike 1 110000100 the inhabitants .
7110001100 01 the operation of the 01- WISHES"!!! if”?! 10110."-—sPitthut-¢..
i'ho'nr inw. A number oi textile sit-110 Port. . y .

"01:0 augmented the 0116150111100. and 11'

company or 01111110 was called to dis-

At South mwrenoo operatives oi
the United States Wo mi Mill also in' restraint of trade." ' , ~
"Won. 10 Your another In the noun!" points 020001 0110 What
- I"Nop0. Mn iI havini I hourlni to- gia.’ 9‘“- 4””! on '

heir attitude
In so intent-f

5.1.. BENEDICT, Agent

98 So. Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

w'otltoru at the cotton [ratio contor-
111100 b\‘ .811 (looms Askwilll. t't-IptI'IcIII
beating the Board or. Trade 111.111.111-
luscly to put an end to the industrial
war which has been so costly to lioth'
‘sitlos. "

The suggestions of Sir George Ask-
with are framed in such a way that.
both sides can maintain their princ-
iplo without injuring the rights of the
other. Neither side undcr the terms
of the proposals shall be entitled to
take action on the question of the cm-
. ploylnent of non-unionists which shall
. involve the stoppage of the machinery

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’ or the mills without giving six months'
written notice to the other side.

Should the. provisional settlement

be agreed to, the mills will reopen
on January 22. - ’
' The agreement between 'lhe em-
ployers and men. it it is eventually
ratified. will he another victory added
to the list or those won by Sir‘Georze
Askwlth. the recognized British
“strike settler "

The three weeks" 01011111139 0! the
mills has 11001 330.000.0011 The opera-
tires have 1001 $3,000,000
and the spinners, who have been on
halt pay since the lookout hogan. have
sacrificed about 31. 215.000.

The trade unions have spent 31.060.-
000 in strike pay. I

 

WILL 8U RVEY HARBOR.

NEW LONDON,Jan.1’i.-Wordeas
received here from Washington last
night that the drain and harbors com-
mittee oi the house had aimed to theII
survey 0! the local harbor and that;
in all probability the Bill carrying thdt’
feature would be waned; lit in also
stated on the federal government
1 will cooperate in the matter. i '

 

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"What. are you reading?"

"A poem called the ‘Dosdrtod VII-
“89'." _ . ‘

‘ley will the villsge deserted?” .

“I haven't sullen that for yet. but
had gone to

 

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AN Allia‘l‘oGRA‘l'.
"800.10 your father at home!"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in 010300.. "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

"No. P0 in on 0111 for complains

 

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Ladies? Suits, Coats

 

 

Breases. Skirts. waists,
White GoodS. Corsets,
Furs and Fur Coats

This sale offers you the very finest ready for wear or—

ments in the world. at the price of commonplace kind.
own fault If you don't take advantage of the opportun-
We want to close our every garment and we are will-
in}; to sacrifice on what we have left in order to do it.
SUITS, from $6.95 to $20.00
COATStrom $499 to $25.00
DRESSES from $598 to $05.00
"SKIRTS trout ..
'WAIST-S from ”

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euro-I-

gI' 'suasaom

CORSETS..... 500011 up
The voices are big enough to make them go fast. 00 step-
lively if you want to save money. You’ll buy if you see the

goods. Come and come quickly. .

CLEARANCE SALE IN BOTH STORES.
' We ALTER FREE

The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House A.

. 515 Main St.

TAKING v00 ' 0011110 To all)

Former Senator Tom Cartgr. in the
debate before the National Bren club

 

him

1101 House or

Stamford .

 

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$1.98 to $15.00. ‘

..............980to$5.98
............$3.oot0$40.0o ...,

$0500 tojS 5.00 I ...

0000 11101-1100 ,
33 80. Main 81.. south Norwalk

 
 

I 'w'rusvatjotor 00. TH: 0001' -
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of WIIbiiiito . tojwhothoi: a bonrd

or 0 hold its ' I t“the motor 01M . the throes 0‘ " 0:010!
routine to also. claimed that I g in “f 1°“
board was it wondertul help2; Carter. T ‘ ‘, , till?

limo wntiiu would ‘

 

Three Cans Milk -
Waiter: Baker’s Cocoa 01 Chocolate .

Good Butter. per 111.
Warrsnted Eggs. per dozen .
0 lbs Pure Lard ...... 25c|Wet Mince Meat.
anyer Figs. lb. .............1501Evaporated Apples,pkg. ..........15¢

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

20 NORTH MAIN ST.

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Attrition

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.npo‘n 01 “white slave" charge, convlc-l man. New YOI‘R' Mr and “1'8 Porter, . ,
.tion on which may mean a fine of 31,. I.W S. Jackson S. 1. Wood. 'Boston;
4100 or 15 years imprisonment. John 1" A Kirbr. Scranton. Pa; G 3. Mc- .
Deficits had his case continued until Groin. Springfield 11111103.; 1, Mints. I'
today with bonds increased from Newark N- J-: J P Wynne. P0000112. U

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘qusll‘y important on account of its

 
 
 
 

‘ Bridgeport. The crusade is attracting}.

the state and is being carried on as-

A fashionable suburb or sun Fran-U
aresslvely. 'i‘he Bridgeport police have

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. rigidly prosecuted every 0000001111110

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$12 to $15 Dresses . . . .

$10 and $12 Dresses w. . . $5398

MINTZ’S
January Clearance

SALE

We have planned a big day for To-
marrow. Great Values in every depart-

 

 
 

THE * BIG

ShoeSaIe '~

AT THE

White Shoe Store

. I
84.00 WOMEN'S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES i........... “$3.35
$3.50 WOMEN‘S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES ............... ...32-95
33-00 WOMfiN’S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES ................. $2.55 '

 

These are all the latest styles and include Ruuia Calf, Pat- ,
out, Gun Metal and Vlcl Kid. .

220 pm: woman's PATENT, GUN METAL AND v1c1
SHOES AND oxFonos, 02.50 and 03.00 values, at......‘..01.oo

KID.

BOYS’ AND GIRLS' SHOES at Greatly Reduced Prices. ..
MEN’S HIGH CUT LIEATHER'STORM BOOTS...‘..$2.60, from $3.50

RUBBER BOOTS. COMBINATION BOOTS (Wool
Overs). - MEN'S ARCTICS.’ at Cost.

The White Shoe Store

90 Washington Street South Norwalk

Corner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford

Boots and

 

 

 

 

250
' 190

......1...32¢ISeeded Raisins. pkg. ..........‘iOo
“300121110 Prunes to. ...............250
.100“).

OrangeI. Apples. Grapes, Grspe Fruit, Nuts. Parsnlps, Sweet. Potatoes.

Celery Squash

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY _

PHONE 148

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mahnckemo—S. A. Footer. G. 8.
Lowentbal, 'l‘. T. Fonor. G. P. Freed—

"WHITE- SLAVER"
HELD In $2,500 BONDS.

BIlllDGBPOit'l‘ Jan. 17 ~Arraignedi

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51,500 to 5.2.500 He was arrested sup? N. J.; Thomas C. MoPartlnnd. New
urday night by Policeman Bray and Hutton; S. C Barnum, Denim”: W.
Boomer with a warrant charging him A- DTl'BI' Brooklyn; L. Eliot-101m, '

van. violating chapter 102 or thelnws ‘1Wilton c. s Leefe.Rldgewood. N J.; :1
01 1911. The specific charge is that J- M Layton. F C Craw. city; v. W11- , 1

he accepted :3 1mm Lydia De Bells llama. Sweatuck;
January? 113 fithout legal considers;
' lion and
burnings of the said Lydia. 11030110. " '

s. Greenstoin. ' -
Bridgeport. '

 

"it 00111 the rooeeds of the _
g p ATTAoHMs-N'rs IN' Divorces surf.

NW HAVEN.J0.11 17.-‘-In an ac-
tion for divorce. bronchi by Sun-h n
Glidersleeve againsther husband, MIL .1
watt-d, attachments 00 the amount or
$110,000 hays been brought. The n!- .
much Attention in various parts 01; location 10 desertion ""1 the 111101001. 5‘
want her husband to contribute 00000 -_
dollarsla week for support of 0. 001's ,
and ohm: (or 11010015 '

CHIEF FANCH‘IR “flER.

NEW HAVEN. Jon. Nev-Chief Fon— 7
01100 or the are deptItrtinent‘. 00110001,.
appendix was removed many. . Iliad: ”
a restless night. but this mowing hi.
condition showed spine improvement?-

The 0000 is considered more than

 

being a drive at the supression or
the white slavery, credited to exist. in

 

 

been unusually active along these
lines within recent wears and. without
display. and blurs oi trumpets have

 

 
 

members or the lam there is nothing
which disgusts 111010 more 111011 some
oi the men hanging around the W0
tor stud oateI. with little. if any. . '

 
 

 

open 01-130 0111110. 3 I
,MERIDEN, Jon. 1'1. -—-Abont any on— ‘
Iion noon on: 10001100 Militia-300A ...: