THURSDAY
I ern sections.
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mum, :26. Partly cloudy.
.\ir. and Mrs. R. W. Adams, of Nor-
’wulk. spent. Wctittemitty in New York
1 city.
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ing and t‘edecoratlng.
. was found lying intoxicated in Main
I street. last evening.
Bryan H. Silk. He Was carried in
and this morning sentence was ans-
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JAN; “[1910 ‘
Wd'rhth'i'i'
l LADIES’
KIMONOS
in Flannelette and Crepe Cloth,
short and long
506. 01.00 and $1. 98
A Complete Assortment.
$WW***++
Iir
.1. E. K. BANKS
4“ Mohackemo Hotel Block,
3 South- Norwelk
reassessment-4.4
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain and
warmer tonight. Friday rain; follow-
ed by fair and colder; moderate to
tbtlsk southerly winds A long trough
of low pressure, extending from Texas
nortlteustwald to Oltio, is producing
cloudy and unsettled weather with
rian or snow in the central and cost-
'l‘here has been a de‘
cided rise in temperature during the
last 24 hours in the eastern portion of
the Lake region and along the North
Atlantic coast. An area of high proa-
sure.;~mbving in from the northwest,
is causing pleasant \Hilli‘llt‘
the Rocky Moltntnins and the Misais
sippl river.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
’i‘emperttture; Minimum, 17; maxi-
'l‘he members of Star of (‘olutnbial
Circle. .\'o. 2:38, will hold theirregninr
meeting this evening in Mystic (‘ltuiu
ital].
with [1‘
derided tall in temperature between?
World and Tribune
Almanacs for 1912
Now on Sale. 25o eeoh. By melt, 85c.
At Both Stores
WM. P. BEERS
BOOK AND STATIONERY jsronia
South Norwo'it and Norweik
Hit ltKES llP
tllMPliilllNlll
lMPRllV NIS
IN HUUSllllllt
Work Started in 1871 Would Be-
quire $55,000 to Complete and
Towards This End Congress-
man Has Recommended $25,-
00010 Continue Operations'
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All Other Cities Hercabouts
Have Put in Bids for Federal
Aid and Rivers and Harbors’
Committee Is Already Making
Up its Bill
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Parlor StOve‘s 81
Heaters
To close our our line Or Parlor Stoves and Heaters,
we have marked them one~halt below regular'price.
A. .l. COLLINS 8. COMPANY
“- u—MW
Whatever knowledge or cash we command is put to daily use
in bringing together the best grain and feed straight from the mills
to you without any additional protite.
We never lose sight 0! the fundamental idea oi business, which
is to serve the nodule. Whotewr is stated in our advei‘llsernenta we
live up to. At whatever cost, we make good to our customers every
alter we make them.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—~Bonnle Home Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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That’s It !-—-
JdeO C03 A HotThing
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as a cue.
tamer. Clean,tree tram slate, uniform quality, suitable for turnece.
range, stove or self-.feeder Prizes on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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\\’ASliilx'l:'l‘().\”, L), (1, Juli. is». itc-
prvstsntlttim Hill is daily t’XilClllt’d to
receive from the .\i:t_\0r of Bridgeport
la st: ttetnent a» to what federal appro-
ptiation the city “unit; for the. im
Iptowntoni. oi‘ its harbor and lntitien
tut watetuats.
. Jam com—«.— Lot Orchard stretIt has
setered his tonnection \illll llcliiy'nsfi
bakery,
as driver.
Henry 1). (‘orneil is at work in the.
Foresters‘ quarters in Water
Noryraik,.wltere he is papering, paint-
W. H. Saunders, ol‘ Naugatnclt. great
chief of records of the l. 0. It. 31., was
a. Visitor with Councilman William Mil
ler, of this place. last evening.
The Pinochlo Club postponed its
meeting last evening. The meeting
will be held with Miss Theresa Ver-
lln next week Wednesday evening.
The Yale Freshmen basketball team
I did not have the pleasure of playing
with the Norwalk’High school live in
New Haven last evening. but the game
will probably be played in the near
future.
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The Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union will meet at the home of
'Mrs. Ferris Gay, 8 Henry street on
Friday, January 19, at 3 o'clock.
welcome.
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As hard to carry as his name is to
1 spell gtonlpy Blozowicz, oi Nerwallt,
pended.
The flremen’s tri-compsny pinochle
tournament will hold tot-tn at the rut-
Thls is
1 the last sitting and it is conceded that
I ~ Put Hose will win the trophy. The Fire
Police are planning to make a bid for
near Hose gust-tors tonight.
A
third place.
‘The auditors of Star of Columbia
' casts; No."253, held their quarterly
meetingTues'deyI evening at the home
on North
. Main street. Those present were the
or Miss MsmleMcI-lsughlln,‘
auditbrs.‘ Mrs. Kathryn Du‘fty, Mrs.
7 Mary 0' Brlen. assisted by Circle Dep-
. duty Mrs. Julia Payne. Chief Companion
~ Mrs. A.18veo,. Treasurer Mrs. Harry
: Webb and ”Becoming Secretary Mar-
‘ garet Kennedy. All books were audit-
ed and taint! contact tor: the last quar-
. tor. . ‘
where he has been employed,‘
street. 1
All
interested in Temperance work are
by Bergeaont
Sir. ilill urhto" the \i‘ttor on thbl
-t~‘.ub_l(‘L'i. suggesting that in» take the
question up with the river illlll harbor
committee of the Board of nidt-rmcn.1
some days lino. The» House '
Rivers-‘1
land Harbors committee is busy malt-i
int: up its bill for rivers and ltnrborrl
improvement and M r. iiiil sees it need
for prompt action from Bt‘idgiport.
Other Estimates In.
The waterway improvement esti-
mates for other places in the distritl
which Mr wil represent have already
gone forward to the House rivers and
hnrbor committee; and Mr. liill re-
commends the expendituro of a con
siderable sum of money in the district.
$55,578 to Complete IWork.
“it is high time," Mr. Hill says "that.
the project for the Improvement of- the
upper part at the Housntonic river.
begun in 1871 should be completed.
The army engineers, he points out,
have estimated that “it
$135,573 to complete the project; and
Mr. Hill recommends an appropriation
of $25,000 in the coming,r bill toward
carrying it to completion.
$10,662 for Norwolk.
He also recommends an nppropria
tion at $10, 602 for finishing improve
ment at Norwnlk and South Norwnik
and provision for a survey to deter-
mine the cost or widening the chan-
nel and providing a turning basin.
other improvements.
For the Five Mile River harbor, Mr.
Hill] recommends an appromlatlon at
$9.300 required incomplete improve
ments already under way. "it is time
they were finished," he comments.
To complete‘ improvements at
Stomtord,he would have Congress on
proprlute, $13,537.85; and at South.
port. $15,000. . '
He calls attention to a new plan for
improvementsat Westport suggesting
that the new plan contemplates less
expenditures of . money than‘the old
plan; and he‘would have an appropri-
ntion at $3,000 for the work. He asks,
also, far a small amount ot' money for
the- maintenance of the. channel and'
public works at Greenwich.
I New Postmaster-o.
President Tait has nominated three
Connecticutpostmastors as (Ollowst‘
Warren W. Avatitll, at romtret- Com
tor.
out has proposed -s' bill which would
allow the Bambi-y O! War to otter
I and ply residuum notables in gov. .
‘ eminent’omhels and other alumna
lT'S ALL SETTLE!)
now and "all over but the shout-
inr.” when invitations are is-
sued for the Wedding or recep-
tion 1 but , who ,1. in going to fur-
nislt. the champagnes and table
wines for thottcust‘.’ Why. we
are. of coarse! Where else could
you procure such rare vintages
to do honor to your festive.
board but at liagnur a Flynn's?
Magnet 8t Flynn
FOR SALE
We have had placed in our hands
one of the finest places in the town1
of NO rWnik. which we offer at a re- 1
xnarka’biy love price, situated on one
of the best streets in town. Lot 188):
367. House 12 large rooms, bath, 2
toilets, hardwood floors. steam heat,
5 open fireplaces. stable, cement
floors, 5 stalls. carriage room. room
for man. Might consider exchange
for smaller place.
u WALL eraser _ 1
'NoawALK‘.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line 1
Eyes Examined Free
0.15 Jackson
Optician
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J. M. LAYTON 8: CO.
( I ncorporotod)
Reel Estate and insurance Agents.
6 Railroad Ave. South Norwelk, Ct.
Fenwick Optical CO
tumor
WWJIBZE Bl-FOCAZ
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday end Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK GUILDING,
“It“! Norwelk
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DAVID w RAYMOND j
Funeral Director and Emhaimerf
10 North Main Street, South Norweiit
Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at offleeJSB 830-2.
. Telephone at home. 093
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The Reed 8t Voik
3 Electrical Co;
The only slyly Equipped
1‘ ELECTRICAL error
i . in the Town
AUTO surettee
Phone Boa-«50 South Main Street
‘South Norwnlk. Music Hall alert
1
COME IN AND 3E5 US.
it won't cost you anything to
will require .
George L Rockwell.- at sinusoid», -I,
William H. Brown, at Jewott. GitY. '~ .
Representative Tiltion oi Cenndoli- -
““ Egg tugrdtrJt-wtg'ilgmrrflrdrzu .zlf~“1f~.:ii::1 2m
. lit
Rt‘lllslcr't‘d Firtgblirhcd T11
Trude Half a 1 t.
"Mlii‘k Century
Annual Sale 1
Bed Linens, Towels-
'and Bed Coverings
Linen Pillow Cases (lief pair), $1.25, 1.35,
1.50, i 05 t 75. 2.0a.
Single Bed Linen Sheets. SS 00 5 75 6 351
/.,(l0 9.51) per pair
Double Bed Linen Sheets. $6 50. 7 25 3 00.
8. 75 12. no and 13. no pr pair.
a Hemmer! Turkish Bath Towels. 256. 35C 40C
and SO: each
Imported H. S. Turkish Bath Towels. 86 00
7. 80, 10. 50 12. 00 thZ. ‘
Hemmed Huck Linen Towels, 32- 00. 2- 50
2 .83, 3 00 3.601102.
Hometitched Huck Linen Towels. *3 00
9 00, 10.501102.
3.,00 4 20 5.50 6.50, 7..SO 8.00,
Light Weight Dimitry Spreads, M 35a 1- 50,
t 75, 2 00.
$1.25 1.50 2.00.
Honeycomb Spread. ,
Potent Satin Spree 3. Single Bed Size, $2 25,
4. 00, .4. 50, 5.;00 Double Bed Size, 54. 00; 5.00
5 50. 6.50..
Comfo misled Cotton-Filled, at 75 2 751.4 00
.Wool-fillod,g3.010, $5110.85. 50.$1'0.50.4. 50 5 75
5 .lug e e no. 00
7Bl)atld§e75 per pair; Double Bed Size, 35.00, 6.00,
7.50, 9.00, 11.50 per pair.
This sale also includes Table Linens, imported
and DOmestlc Lingerie and Corsets, Ladios’ Outer
, Garments and Hosiery.
James Mccutche'on 8: Co.,
, 5th Ave. and 34th St. .N. Y W, Or'w an
flan—slag
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went-r 71!?1;
MIN WI“ 0166111! street it motorlal son is a. member. during which wot-it
economy in the production orin‘oroaito men 60111111636611 til” had 665366th
the .efliclenoy or enhance the quality imphrtant ”PENN“? and $001M
or the product in comparison.
tit its no reward therefore.
learn whether your eyes are detec-
tive or not. and it you need glasses
we will (it the proper ones. We
employ experienced OculistsW
graduate physiclnnswm examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
THAMER
Oculists and Opticians
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford, Conn.
Open Satui-day Evenings.
«L
iilllli le’iilil ill
Saddied on the Gityf—Mm
-ldills Opened Today
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LAWRENCE. Mass... Jan. 18.-—-Tho
seventh day 0! the strike in this city
against the operation of the 54-hour
law opened today with about one~third
of the mill hands at work, the streets
still patrolled by militia and no die-
I tunbances during the morning hours. I
Chances of a settlement during'tho
day were not regarded as favorable.
but the city authorities were hopefu‘
or a peaceful ouwome‘ within a short
time. 1
All the mills were opened with the
exception of the Everett Cotton Mill
and the Lawrence Dock Mill. It was
believed that‘the latter mill would
0an today, that when, the operatives
appeared at the gate they were in-
tended that work wiIIJbe resumed in
all departments tomorrow townoon.
One arrest was made at an early
hour today, when Nut Yunltevlocb.
whom- the police chum with intiml‘
‘datlon and Obt‘ttrttotlng the sidewalk.
was“
Fine Eggs
. TEL. 83343.
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, 16 rounos GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ..... g‘;:*:.s1.oo
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BEST FLOUR.ABAG .................................. I..80c
FANCY secs. A oozes ...................... ......... I...,;...3sc ’
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SIRIKE ttttttttttt
.008! at Military Patrol Will Be.
into custody in front. at the
F. E. Lockwood &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 29c.
Fine Butter . per ib 31c 7
Jones’, Pillsbury' s or Gold Medal Flour 1
a bag . . ~90c ,.7
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o e e e e'I'o,.e
3 runs Milk ................. 25c' 'i lbs Soda ('l‘tlt‘."ll(?i.~1 ........... ‘..£5o
"lbe. Laundry Starth ....... ...25cI!.'i lbs. 6‘ .‘nget Cookies ............ 250 '
tIt ()zono Soap ......... . ........ 25cl3 calls Gold Cross Milk .......... 256 '
I‘ iinbbitts Soap ............... 23w iii II..is Granulated Sugar ........ $1.00
the i’eariine this sale ........... 7c \clt llcst Creamery llutter ..... .37o ‘
Fancy Assortment cl 1. runs. ..
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
....-. .... ~35. ..._--.. _- WW-.."
THE SELF-STARTING
MOYER
'1“ “STARTS! EAfSYh, RflUNs EASY, srowsleaev. t. ”(“361
e mo 0 s o i e ve—pa sensor and r abut m
\iou at our garage. 3 ill} “I (“m on ‘
Demonstrations cheerfully giten.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 881-3 NORWALK, CONN. .
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@' leRl SPEGIIS
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FANCY MAINE POTATOES, A PECK
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T4 SOUTH NORWALK
Tel No. 909. Deliver-Ice 8:30 a. m. and 2: .3o1p. m. Free Delivery. f
The Gibson 10c Cigar
FORMERLY MADE BY THE GEORGE B. MILLER 69., OF: NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Company,
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOL'LOWING DEALERS:
SOUTH NORWALK
auous'r. c.
1 saxrsn F.H
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l CANEVARI. o.
l CASTELLANO e sanotm
current: PHARMACY
thrrono HOTEL
COLEMAN. F. a.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI. J.
NOVAK. s. '
PLAISTED. R. H.
SCHAUB, cant. .
scHMto'r. ADAM
BILLIMAN, E. H.
STILLSON-POWELL co.
WHELPLEY a CLARK
cuuso, o. , WIGMO1RE.1W. F.. a co.
ntsssa', LEONARD NORwALK
gfigzgtas‘e1‘éiw. BAUR. w.c . '
GLENDENING H. .
GERMANIA HOTEL HAYES. J. T.’ I‘ co.)
' GHlOTI-TO 5 CO .
HOLMES, KEELE
HAFNER'S EAST SIDE CIGAR R ‘ GEL.
' LECK 60.. THE
K332153703 K MACE “03' I“
. MORELLI can -‘
LAYDEN, MRS'. J. SACHS. H.‘ BONE
LEARY. A. 5 CO.
MAGNER 6. FLYNN
MAGNER 5 TROY
‘ SKELLY 6. HOWARD
STARR. FRANK R.‘
WEED, E. P.
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‘ ' 11‘. 13'th '
ey, would have to bear the expense st-
tending the military patrol by eight
oownanios of the state“ militia. Act
wording to the military onicisls today;
the state military laws require all bills
for services rendered by. the state
mlltla sent to the quartermoster a da-
pertinent and the payment is. made by New 33 on e u “an
the state treasurer. The expense. of W111 Itlzclugzspdfigonld broo sit.
chartering and movidlne the 00th " I
too commits doing“ mount duty here is “t
about $9.00 at demand ”it be
rare drain upon the citrus nuances. "
a. ‘. unlit or swamp shut
cities and towns. ‘At the Washington
Mills five hundred employees have vot.
ed to remain out until the strike dim
unities have passed:
PEBRl. LEFT FROM THE PI)? -
new HAVEN, tan: is Await: is '
described as "debris" by the ole
Norwalk Chronicler