Shruaunv, JAN. no. 19:: .
in Percales. Glnghnms, Mn-
drns and Foulards. A com’
plete assortment. Prettier
and better than ever.
‘ “WEI-ow:
E. K BANKS
NEW GOODS g
FOR 1912 g
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«to
'ID
: South Norwnlk .
Whmwdvd' p it'ifl'd'd'
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight; moderate var-
iable winds. Plen'sunt. weather with
low temperatures prevails generality
in all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. Fronts extend an tar south
as Pensacola. Flu. Zero temperatures
were reported from the northern sec-
tions. A slight, disturbance, centrnl
over Lake Superior, In producing tin-
scttied weather in the western portion
oi the. Lake region.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.‘I
'l‘etntci'nture: . Minimum. 31; IntIxi-i
mum, 42. Partly cloudy.
William J. li‘iIIneI. of tier lteleI
H‘it'et‘i. has Iltili ill at his home of;
pleurisy. l
llIIt-ltingltnm Post. No. i2.i .\. It. I
held it. regular business IIIIotiIIg lust
evening in the Post Rooms. in \thll!
street. at which time mutiIII- business:
.wIIs transacted.
At It Slitii’liil Izoiit'lttve held inst eve
him: in the Masonic 'I‘i’lilllli‘ in \Vulll
street, Clinton Coinmnnttery, Np. It.
Knights 'l‘etupiar, conferred the tI-Innlo
degree 'on one candidate.
Oscar H. littltlis I‘I‘ttttt‘is tho nilli‘ of u
Meyer our of tilt: model to Gilbert it.
Hastings, of Ntil'walli. and One or the.
some model to Frederick Storms, of
Brewsters. New York. The latter was
delivered today.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee linrris. of .\'ortlt
uxontte. are the proud parents of u‘.
boy. hotn yesterday. The lud II eigbed
eleten pottnds. and nidtitor and child
are doing nicely l.)r W. B. Burnell
is in attendance.
........—.
John J. Nolan. of Spring Hill. who
has been ill for the past few days with
qnlnsy sore troath. is again able to at»
tend to his duties in Hayes“ news
store.
today and congratulating him upon his
early recovery.
“Full line Cups at O'llrlen‘s.
There will be it regular meeting ol‘
the Lucia Helpers at the home‘ot’ Mrs.
H. C. Drake 19 St. JOhn avenue East
Norwalk. Monday, January 22nd. ' A
full attendance is desired. Those at-
tending will take the 2:30 car at Bax~
ter's drug store.
—Norwaik Hardware (30., headquar-
ters for Winslow skates, skate-straps
and hockey sticks 39 Main St.
The members of Ppuqusviett .,tribe oi
Red,Men or Danbury, are circulating
petitions among the residents 0! Dan
bury. in a movement that the order of
Red Men of the country are supporting
_ to secure the passage of a bill for the
I erection of an American Memorial and
Museum Building at Washington. D. C.
The petitions are addressed to Con»
“mama E. J. Hill. of 3 the Fourth
Congressional district. and include the
' ‘fotlowtng text: "That the history or
our country shall be preserved unto
future generations of our own people;
that our country‘s history is incom-
plete without the history of the Amer. .
icon Indian; that this great country of
ours whiohhas been carved out of the
domains of. the Red Men, whose tribes
are first, passing away; we should
erect this memorial as a. matter ot
" grateful memory to that noble race of
' 'Deonlo. Ind that; tho American people
cpn well chord to do. ” ’
i Scuttle in one tItiIe session lute 'i‘ hur W
I muster
‘ ity'.
His friends are greeting him“
a are mummies Dhmuoufl was
‘ . promnt no reply. by saying that Mr.
, honest men all over the United States
and ask to see the new I
TELEPHONE REGISTER. MEMO-
RANDUM MD AND. PENCIL
that can be connected to the telephbne
PRICE $1.00
—-—AT——
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Non'vait and Norwslk
Intuit Nlil
HiR aunts
PRiii it it
Two Other Senators Vote Against
Printing it in Congressional ,
Record
Httutt illililitl
tItIznsttIt ill ilMPlRS
Senate Confirms Drowo as Post-
master ai South Norwalk
WASHINGTON. l) l1...Iiill.2il.~"l‘ll€'
tiny ni'ternotzm continued the notntntt»
lieu of (.ieorttu l.. lttII-kweil to he pont-
zIt. Illililtilli’lil, i.‘ouu.. to sue-
('Uil ltul‘us ii Seymour. 'l‘ho new
limit] of II. it RiIlttoiield post tilllii‘ IIIli
‘Iprol: IIIIII he liitlnt led into otilet within
ii ten days 'llto Iouttuisslou of MI.
SI Imout exp iItIl .tIttIIIIIry I‘.I
Ouir. lioz‘ li\\i'll \Ins hunted II_\ llli‘
[)ltrilili‘lll at the suggestion oi lie-
ptesentutivc Hill. and. it is IIIIIlIr.~tIIIIIl
Mr. Hill put in the lliililt‘ III ounces“;
lions l‘ImII hit-I district. So for :m Won't-1
ingtun is (inllt‘t‘l‘ilt‘tl, .‘iit‘. §i',\'lll(llli“
made no tight nuninst his ilPDlilt‘iki
ment. The new posttuuster is nctlvoi
in the politics or Ridgeileldfiud I-lt-lu.i
1‘ 3o 1
Other Nominations
‘ho Scuttle :Ilso Ioulirtnod the IIom
inntions of Edmund it. (l‘n\\t‘ to hot
postmIIstIr at South Notwullt. \‘.'m'rvn,
W. Averill to ho poslmuster nt Poop.
fret (‘cnior mitt William H. Brown to
he postmaster tIt .leuvti (it), nil. it" I
int: rthlilllmllilf‘il. =’
ReptosnitntiIe titlet. oi’ Ithode lII~I
lund “Ill prolmbly go to Rocktitle to
spent; ut the banquet of the business
men tI‘eiirunry 20. in line nironIiI'
been announced tbnt licpIIIsI-ntatiIo.
Sissou, of Mississippi expects to speak
on the same occasion.
Protect Taylor system.
A. J. Murphy. n former resident of
Rockvllle. and now living in Spring.
tield, 31888.. is in Washington to pro-
test in behalf of the employes of the
Springfield arsenal against. the in!
troduction of the Taylor system or
“scientific management." Many labor
organizations throughout the country.
the members or which are employes of
Uncle Sam. are coming to Washington
in the some cause. A subcommittee
of the House committee on labor is in-
vesttgatiug their complaints. 3
Brandngee Agalnlt Letter.
“The letter had been received land
referred to the proper committee for
its attention. 1 Saw no reasOn tor
the unusual procedure of printing it
in full in the Congressional Record."
This was Senator Brandnsjoe's ex-
plnnation, when it was asked oi’ him.
for his vote against the printing in
the Congressional Record. of II letter
from Samuel Gompers. president or
the American Federation of Labor
His view was not shared by many, for
only two Others Senators—Gallium!-
of New Hampshire and Heyburn oil
ldaho-votod with him inopposition
to the' printing of the letter. sixty-
seven Senators voted tor printing it.
Challenge Gomporo‘ Citizenship.
Senator McLean did not vote as he.
was out of the city. His sudden dis-
appearance from Washington tit unex-
plained this morning. ‘
The Gompcrs letter simply trans-
mitted a. copy of resolutions adopted
by the American Mention of La-
bor, protesting against t.bo subunits
tion or power presses for hand press-
on in the printing of money in the
Bureau 0: enynvin‘: and printing
here. But senator Hoyburn protest-
ed against its rOoiIipt by the Benito
“in the light. of the McNamara trial
and subsequent events" and be One!
tensed the citizenship. oi Mr. domp
(tempera represented thousands or
dilution was weak.
Parlor Stoves 81
Heaters
Parlor Stoves and Heaters,
I.
To close our our line of
we have marked them one-hall below regular price.
A. J. COLLINS
8. COMPANY
~—
MV BUSINESS is to furnish everything In the way of Mill Feed
and (twin that horses, cattle and poultry needm-to sell reliable goods
as cheap as possible. quniity consideredwin less time nnd In better
shunt: than any one else. i realize
that lit satisfy you now you‘wlll
give me the opportunity to do so again nnd agnin—-whenever you bin
is empty.
l gttnrnntec (Inuitty o! everything i sell.
liow? liy inking
away it not us represented or Wanted.
First in quality. last in price.
MAN UEL TORO HATCH.
always in the minds of its custom-
erswnonnie Home Ground Feed tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
W
range, stove or Ioiivtocdor. Prizes
chdo Coal
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you on a quo-
tomsr. Clonn. iron from clatc. unitorm quality, suitable for furnace.
T hatfs it I—
A llot Thing
on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
ll
I ......-._...n 5.1.--. '
We have had placed in our hands
one of the finest places in the town.
of Norwalk. which we otter at a re“.
.markably low price situated on one,
of the boat stmets in towu. Lot 138:: f
307. “House lZ‘ltIrge rooms. bath, 2"
toilets. hardwobd floors. stenm heat.
5 open fireplaces. stable. cement
floors. 23 stalls. curtiago room. room
to: man. Might consider exchange
for smaller place.
J. M. LAYTON 8: Co.
(Incorporated)
Real Estate and insurance Agents.
5 Railroad Ave.
“mu-WM...” ~....... .— W ..-..—
Fenwick Optical Co.‘
YPToK
WWW 1311:0041
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and 8 turdny evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
south Nomik
DAVID W. RAYMONI)
10 North Main Street, South Norwntk
Residence, 5 Washington Street.
‘l'olcpitono at office. 330 2.
Telephone at hours, 693
{The Reed 8t Voik
. Electrical Co.
Tile Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
"l
‘ or Low fig. nine.
lT'S ALL SETTLE!)
now nuti "nit over but tho shout-
iIItt" when invitations pro in
sued for tho IrI-dtlinu or recon
tlon , but who is guilt}: to lur-
nislt ll“; It‘llilimtiigllt'i-lliillll tnhln
wines for the trust"? Why. “0
tire. of courts"! Where else could
you procure IIIII-h rare vintages
in do honor to your lostive
board but ill ilugnor 8:. Flynn's?
Magnet 8t Flynn
3 Phone 805mm South Main Street
South Norwnik. Music Hall moot
00 TH AMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
lT IS BY KNOWING OUR BUSI-
NESS OF FITTING GLASSES
THOROUGHLY
3i itlld attending to it properly that We
hove built up our reputation. We
employ experienced Dentists . grud-
li'ilRttl suttlu Mien Senator Fletcher;
of Florida mount that the lotion be
printed in the congressional Retort]. I
To that. Mr. llcyhurn objected; and-I3
he ‘IicInnndI-d n roll cull. ‘l‘let put
all members of the Senate on record
as to his attitude.
C. E. Slauson. of Norwalk. is spend
int.r the tiny in itidgclield on business.
The skating enthusiasts are again
jubilinnt at prospects oi II continuation
of their favorite, sport. which the snow
but] stopped for a time.
Cuptnin Dennis F. Kennedy and Sue
clat Patrolman Richard 5‘. Moore. of
‘ Hope l-iose‘s finest, are in Bridgeport
uttendin’g Poli‘s this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred \Vheelbouae, of
lirooklyn. will spend Sunday .at the
home of Mrs. WheellIOIIse‘s parents.
Mr. udn Mrs. Cutter-nil. in Brood streel.
City Engineer Charles N. Wood, of
East avenue, is able to be out after an
absence oi an entire week of illness
during which time he has remained in
the house.
Chief and W Thomas Leather-
land are today celebrating the twenty.
second anniversary tit their marriage.
Chief Leatherland is working as usual,
but will join with his. wits in a quiet
little celebration this afternoon and
evening. '
I
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The residents of Wilton are up in
arms and thoroughly alarmed at the
condition which has prevailed upon the
tarm owncd by Henry A. Barrett. in
Wilton. where the seven slander-ed
horses. which were owned by 0. S.
delimit. of Dnnbury, and which died
of this virulent disease, have been left
unburied.
Hope Hose Company. No. 2. is un-
root is receiving the attention of the
ing installed. The interior .
‘-
dergoing a series at rop‘nlrs. The
tinsmtth. new gutters and leader! he;
wr'...
P‘rnueiw C Wind of Int) street, is
in Georgetown on business totinI
unto physicians'io oxutuine eyes
and guarantee satisfaction.
87 Atlantic fiqunrc. Stamford, Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings
it is reported that the re isc exIelient:
i
I
......... l
skating on the Norwnli: mill point I
«~—
l
Attorney John Keogh. of South Not 3
unlit. is spending the (in) in New York},
city on business.
6......—
hilss Mabel Ferris. of \Vnshingtoh
street. has gone to Portland, tile.
where she will spend two weeks.
.4...
Mr. and Mrs. Charles (inibo. of mm
bunk street. were made the proud par-
ents of a baby boy yesterday
after-«
,noon. '
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murray, of
morning in their new home in Cnther.
inc street.
. “"Tfi
At the South Sorwaik Fire Police
pool tournament last night Charles
Moore defeated 1. Joel by the score of
7510 70, both being rated 75.
Postal cards * are being. received
from Judge Alfred .117. Austin, otWest
avenue. who has drrivad safely alter a
pleasant trip in Cuba.’ He reports
that the weather is balmy and that ho
had I‘ pleasant trip.
. At the meeting of Lincoln;Councii.
O. U. A. M. which Was held-rinstevo-
ning. routine matters of business were
transacted. 'At the ,next , meeting the
demo team will hold a full dress re-
hearsal and a smoker will be held.
A New York Fire Department truck
went thrOugh Norwcik this, morning.
it. 'wIs Ian. automobllonttair and it
went through rather swiftly, the driv-
era assistant ringing the largo .belt
constantly.
. The wound on 1.9mm: No
walk, pie} moi atternoon at. be life
hull ‘ ,
will“ “autism.
Norwallt. started in housekeeping this,
pad tho rocdtnz or t" e lunatic! repert-
tins Will. be
hemluh Camden. representing
South Norunlk iionrd of Trade; Sena
tor .iorcminh Donotnn F-Iedericlt H. i
Quintnrd and Charles Dimond i
._ WW‘-..-._.._~
HAILED AS AGE OF STEEL.
om...
Twentieth Century Proclaimcd in the
industrial World. 3
if the nineteenth century is looked
thank ,to as the true lron"‘Agé. the:
ipreseut century will assuredly in turn'
be designated the Age of Steel. There:
was, of course. an iron one known to}
the ancients. It was a period when the."
primitive people at the earth first used I
iron in fashioning their implements of
war. the chase and household use. But;
the invention of the locomotive nndf
the success of Stephen“ 3 work on
the Stockton and Burlington Railroad
in England in 1822 gave the greatestf
impetus to iron mining “and enriching,I
There were only eighty-live
smelilni; furnaces in Great Britain in;
tons per annum orptg‘ iron. The pig,
iron production or the United States‘
in.1810 amounted to only 53,908 tons.
But ‘in 1865.
Stephenson demonstrated the advan-
tage of steam railroads, British pig
iron production increased to nearly
5.000.000 tonsper annum,‘ while the
United States produced at the rate of
1.300.000 tons per annum. British tur-
hacossm'oé'lt'od 10.216345 tons of pig
iron in 1010, and the American produc-v
that exceeded 26. 000. 000 tons. in 1865
'Gcrmcny produced 882, this tons of pig
iron. Francis produced 988. 972 tons
Belgium 500. 000 tons. Austria 800. 000
tons, Sweden 240.000 and Russia 076.
r. 000 WI.
r.‘
one.-
itoiir was Ibout 06 300,000 tons. .
A.
South Norwoik, CL, '
I
Fine Eggs
O. B JaCkSOIl u WALL crass}
NORWALK. ~f
Optician mom: 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ‘
F. E. Lockwood St Company will:
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$316 and your Old Generator--.--.
for your Automobile.
Specials for This Week ,
per dozen 29o
i abag
Funeral Director and Embalmer’
O O l I O O
.3 units Milk ...' ................. 25ci 3 lbs. SIIIlII t‘rutkot§ ........... . .250
7 lbs. i.mIndry Sim‘th .......... 25:] 3 tbs. tIiIIIIeI (‘ookies .......... “25's
I; ozono Soup ............... 25c§ 3 cutis Gold Cross Milk ...... ....25¢ .
'0 it. hintt's Soup ............... 25ct 1t: lbs. Umnulutcd Sugar ...... ..$1.00
Inc l'eutline this sale ........... 7:: Very liest thntnoty iititter ...... 37°
3 TEL. 833-3.
Fine Butter per lb 310
“ia'Jones, Pillsbury’ s or Gold Medal Flour ,
90.0
Funny Assortment oi Ftuits. ‘.
22 SOUTH MAIN s‘r. ‘
l
_....._.-.- W..-» ....m
THE SELF-STARTING
MOYER Ci:
STARTS EASY RUNS EASY, STOPS- IEINBY.’
ati
The tilt: models of the hie-passengex nnd rtliuibout carp now on
tie“ at our plunge
lietnonstrntitms cheettully gIVUl.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 6813 NORWALK. 001i!
a-
XlRA SPECIIIS
16 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ................. 7 ....... $1.00“
sesr FLOUR. A BAG ............ .. 80o
FANCY secs. A oozeu ........................................... .35.“
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, A PEOK ........................ .350
"‘9 Tel. No. 909.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST.l SOUTH NORWALK
Doiivorjoo 8:? mm. and 2:30 p.m Free Delivo
r
small '
1788, with a total capacity or 68,300} ~
or forty years after '
is no roxdody.‘
The Gibson 10c Cigar
FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORGE B MILLER 60.. 0% N W
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Com pan
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOELOWING DEALERpS:
souru NORWALK NOVAK. s.
- PLAISTED R H
AUGUST c. . -
BAXTER: F. H. “HAUB' “a"
3, SCHMIDT ADAM
3&3??? W'A" s'I-L'MA'I- 5-” “é
CASTELLANO a OAROINI ST'LLSON POW ”- 00'
‘WHELPL‘EY O, CLARK
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL WIGMORE. w. F.. coo.
COLEMAN, F. a. “awn" ._~
cum-:0. G. BAUR. W- G. ‘ '
'DiBESA, LEONARD GLENDENING. H. I co. .
DREYFUSS. A. w. , HAYES J.T . . ~
EAGLE HOTEL HOLMES. KEFi-ER a sat.-
GERMANIA HOTEL LEOK o-I'THE‘
GHIOTTO a co. ,. MACE s oar-I: .
curachxv, s. G. , MORELLI o CARBONE
HAFNER'S EAST SIDE CIGAR sAcHs.H . ,.
SKELLY O. HOWARD
STARR. FRANK n.
WEED. a. P.
EAST NORWALK
HASSAN snos.
JACKSON. A. a.
MEAD co. H.E E.
nose 0. SMITH
STORE
KASTEA T03. K.
LAYDEN . MR8 J.
LEARY. A. A 60
MAGNER II FLYNN
MAONER A TROY
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI, J,-
at
THE PLAY-BOY.
“Are you first in anything at school
Bartlet”
uFirst out of the building wit
.y_
-ALWAY8 WITH. US.
Poverty has always “ existed. There
It can be alleviated w...
The” world's production or
I“: own Isis amounted to 0,099,660
"rite rworu'. producttoti last
The next impurtnnt event Tanning
but not abolished. 'No matter who
preaches any other «doctrine. it is a
[discount not atruo manhunt-I. It is
against the inexhrntiio losic of all
ruins. Statement have sought a route.
dyum’d railed? demanotuon have or-
tot-ed their: quack medicines and they
have been ‘oa‘xe'i-iy accepted. only to be
finally rejected. 30113033 nitsr' the other.
bell rings. "—Vew Orion
Dentocrat. "
FRIENDLY ADVICE.
Poet-A publisher 1 “called to
this morniitg had the audacity to
me an ass. I'r'n lust going to one
solicitor.
Norwalk Chronicler