‘ . Weather Forecast
‘ Moderate temperature; light wester-
31y winds; fair.
' "JFIRE'S our!"
. Then comes the matter of Insurance
.Youget out your policy and note the
‘widh. Certain questions should J not
III-lee to worry you at such a time.I-‘
‘ You should not be worried by the
Question of whether you are insured
in a company that (linkers and delays
over settlement.
You should not be worried over the
question of whether the company can
pay the claim. Let us protect you
against this worry and probable loss
through inefficient coverage and inse-
cure companies.
Telephone 1230.
TAYI OR & GOLDEN
South Norwalk Trust Co. Building
(Upatalrs) _
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Another cold were In on the way.
g our Brothers' Illdgc, No. I0. I. o. o,
J Ft, hold a regular weekly business
meeting last evening. m
Routine matters of business were
transacted III the meeting of Palestine
Castle, No. 2, A. til. K. of M. 0., which
was held last evening.
Washington Lorine.
P‘lludy No.
lax meeting Inst cloning in the (in
business.
This Silent hour a \for'tnail mgnuinn
tion, are. planning i‘or II (lilIlCt‘ III the
town usemubly hall on it‘l‘liiiltll‘t Hill"
It will be given in the nature ol‘ :1 VulJ l
entitle dance. 2
-»--~'I)nnre the Paul Jones, N. E. 0. I’.
Masquerade Social. Mystic (".lluin hall,
tonight.
’. At the meeting of the BMW: I' l IIiIIn,J
which bill. be held this melting, the
J otllcers'rcocntly elected will he Install
ed and the report of the financial coup.
mitten submitted.
At a special (onclnle to ho hold on
Friday owning in the Masonic 'lIvm
pie in Wall Street. Clinton Command
ely“, No 3, Knights Templar, will con.
l for the Temple. degree.
John W Greenwood ot’ Nolnnlk is
planning to attend the state conteu
tlou of letter Carriers on February
J 26ml. as delegate from the N‘orwnlk
branch of the association.
"Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364.-
Sons of St. George, will hold a regular
,azneeting this evening in the Maini
.Btreet hall; Further plans for the Fri-
day night smoker. will be made at thl.
ime.
' ' -~ The tax books of the town were open
' {or the public Inspection in the town
J clerk's office for the first time yester-
\ y, and a few took advantage to In-
‘ sheet the books to learn the total of
company and agent you are insured J
lull II Illlillililllll
Iii Illslullllllts
time an Opinion to Bank Colin
mlssioner Fred P. Noll 00 the
Subject;
Bonk Commissioner Fred P. Holt.
has received an opinion from Alton
ney~General John H. Light in regard
to the scope of the examination of
trust companies. The. opinion states
that It Is the duty of the bunk com-
maissloners to examine every trust
company, but that the extent of‘ he
examination In diseretionury. The
Opinion of the attorneyvgenerui Is all
follows.
' State 01'. Connecticut.
Adjubunbtlenerai'sv omce.
Hartford, Jan. 18, 1912.
Hon. Frederick P. Holt. Bunk Com~
Inlssloner, ‘
Dear Sir: In your lover of the 17th
Inst, you say:
."ln the derision laws of i903. Chap»
ter 16?, the following sentence up-
pe-urs: “The bank commissioners
shall examine each department of ev-
ery trust company chartered by or
doing business III this state. Under
the general laws the bunk commission-
ers shall visit and bromine every
bank, savings bunk and trust com-
pany semiannunlly or oftoner. There
are in the III-ate about one hundred
and forty of such Institutions, and the
custom has been for the bunk commis-
sionere to alternate thus making one
visit. III least. to each institution on-
nuully by each commissioner. Salon
days, Sundays and holidays must, ‘0:
course be eliminated as possible days
‘21.,Julso impracticable to make exumnn.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. held it reign '
zette building and llllilfifl' led loutinel last days of March
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’Ination of the state bonito and trust
' to ho supervlml by the cmntulssiorlcr
their report. submittedto their true-
for visiting.r banking Institutions. It in
tions on the first day of the mouth,
and not desirable to make them on the
lune, ScpthIIiN-Ii
and IMIOIIIIII nor the lit i ”in e duts
oi' .iiilllilll‘}. and ilili. It takes about
[Willi - wee-ks time at the entire force
III the disposal of the crunrnlsslonur
.Io plcpulu the IIIIIIIIIII report.
“II: rm state bank and tluut com
puny in requhrd lo nitrite III trust lite
reports annually to the bank cmnruia'
sinners and the tribulation and oxtltut
nation of ”were reports “require-at
is art a Iotni of ten days of Nick com-
Inissionol‘s lllllt‘ After ouch expul-
(‘Ollllltllllt-i IIonI thirty to eighty lob
tors have, to he sent out and all have
who bus to make the cxumlnuiion. if
you will nIIIIIetiIo l'OllllllIlJllllIlll. you
will find about lilo days for each com-
missioner to crramlnc lit) banks. each
owaJhioh require not. lose tluJIn Ia
day's time and twenty or more re
quire from two to fire days for ouch
examination.
"A company has Informed us that
an cxnminutldn of their trust deport-
mcnt. will require at least. three weeks
time (If one commissioner and an as-
sistunt. ' A thoroughexnmhmtion or
these assets has just been nmde by
their own uudltons’ under oath. and
tees.
“We would like an opinion if, un-
der the circumstbnnces, it being a
physical immenibility for any two
men to do what the law requires of
the bunk commissioners, we would be
required or expected to take three
Weeks 01’ the time so necessary for
other and more important work to this
Attorney-General iohn Ii. Light
Irmwm-‘nI-mWJI—um
of Ladles’ Suits,
Skirtsp Walsts
your own fault if you don’ t ta
The values are big enough
CLEARANCE SALE IN
THE HOUSE OF
515 Main St.. Stamford. 3
...—m»...—
90 Washington Stre
Corner Atlantic and W
to 1-21le (“-ult, Gun Metal. ltusalu
Those are all new goods; regulrr
200 Pairs Wome’
and Walk 0
Clearance Sale
Corsets, Fats and Fur Coats
This sale offers you the very finest ready for wear an:
ments in the world. at the price of commonplace kind.
ty. We Want to close out every garment. and we are will.
ing to sacrifice on what we have left in order to do it.
lively if you want to save money. You'll buy if yen see the
goods. Come and come quickly.
WE ALTER FREE
The Paris Cloak II Suit House
0000 norm;
3 So. Main St; South Norwalk
White Shoe Store
Women’s Queen Quality Bouts
w' $52.55, $2.95 and $3.35
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libgulnr prices $3.00 and “filth
7 ,~ ,0 a g m.
Boys and Girls Shoes ..;
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE‘
RUBBER BOOTS, FELT BOOTS AND ARCTICS AT COST.
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SPllRlS
CLOSJE‘ HOCKEY 0AM E.
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Coats, Dresses,
White Goods,
Riverside Boys Defeat Noroton. 1.0, pt
Rlvmidc.
The Noroton" Hockey team went to
Riverside. Sunday attornoou, and
were defeated by the Stamford “am.
Score 1-0. The Not-atone were defeat-
ed by the same team a week ago, 5-0.
and Sunday's game showed a marked
Improvement In the visitors playing.
The Riverside team was Inclined to
play a hard game especiallythetr goal
' tender. The playing in the first half
was good and fast. the puck being
generally near the .soal defended by
the Riversides. The period ended
with neither side having scored. The
second period started with a rush but
the teams were no evenly matched
that it looked like a Ito-score some.
Imkwood. the Riverside goal. eased
the puck, about twelve minutes after
the period began. The playing during
the rest of the game “was fast, but
neither side was able to score. The
lineup:
Noroton-J-Tyler. center; Stark, cov-
er point; Carlson, right wing; Mc-
Donald, left wing; Irving. right for-
ward; Newman. left forward; Bartoes,
goal.
Riverside—~Cavaungh. center; Davis,
cover point; Lockwood, goal; John
Cavanaugh. left forward; Kownn, right
forward; Palmer. left wing; Managua,
right wing. Referee, A. Flood. Tim-
or, I“. F‘enwick. Periods. 2020. Goal.
”Lackwood. Score. Riverside 1; Nor-
oton, (l.
t’s
kc advantage of the opportun-
to make them go fast so step
BOTH STORES.
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et South Norwaik.‘
orth Streets. Stamford
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Pastimes Defeat St. John.
The Pastime basketball team, form-
erly known as the Atwood tire, took a
iourncy‘to Stamford last night. where
they defeated the St. John aggregation
of that place by the score of 24 to 17.
Thin Is the third time this mason that
this some live has defeated the St.
t‘ulf, Viol Kid and lliuclt Suede. mm”. The score was as follows:
83. $3.80 pull it. Sale price ,. Pentium. St. thna.
-Ili_v‘icnhure .J ............ l’almcr
l Itisthl Pol curd
i Russell .................... ’l‘ ropprci
5 Left li'orumd.
t lint tl um ................ Shuughcssy
(‘l’llltllfl .
n S Shoes, Burt, 8 “rich! ................. Cortland
J Right, (litard.
ver $1 95 Eldredge. Wile ............ Aronuou
9 " boil Guard.
Summary:
' Field goals ~~~~~ Iiiydvuburp, s; Rossini.
vi: Bartram. 2; Voile. l; i’ltllucr.
'l‘repprey.l; (lnrllnnd, I; Aronson. 3.
Foul goalsw»SiiaIIglIr-ss:.', Jl; (lul‘t'
land, 2 w
The St. John second team. however.
hronuht Stamford into the limelight
somewhat by administering a lasting
defeat to the Munch-I by the more of
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20 NORTH MAIN 81'.
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lion mush necessarily include “each
department."
Your duty under tho statute to visit
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
i
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0.. lo 18.1‘he game was too onerlde-d
to be interesting except to the Stunt
lorditce and even they tired before the
final gong dropped the play.
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Lonhak v0. Fay.
The coming bout between Johnny
[nutshell and Young Fay, which will
he held on February loll: as far as Is
now known. will be one to attract all
the sport lovers of the town. For some
time these boys have been anxious for
0' no and their teenagers have at last
come to an agreement. It is said that
the bout‘ will be as fast he any ever
pulled off In town and that all the
members of the club to entertain an
the smoker en’tho 15th of next month
will be present In assured. The boys
are both local lads and are getting in
line shape for the battwle
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{laps Want to PlayJ Americana.
' 'ltl
Phone 14:
{holes sodas: mwav. ‘
Flour ladies nanowly escaped injury
in Wafltington street this looming
duplication of auditing, or may we
consider the leport of the trust com-
pnny‘e own auditors committee at
' ' , all?" '
M" film, MYS- Fletcher V“ H0099” Your general duties are defined in
W830)?" avenue- Wl" 10““ ‘0' Section 3457 of the general statutes.
_'t0morrow. Mi“ V“ H0033” 'Ilhia section‘reodsns follows:
been in Cuba for several months "The bank ”mnflss’onem 8113“ WE“.
has been spending the past two and examine every bank. siblngs bunk
monthsln town. Mire. Van Hoosear and‘trust company semiounually or
as‘ decided to accompany him on his otterier and may examine Its books
1 h
and papers, in the presence clone or
more of Its officers. to ascertain
whether it has been managed accord-
A large. number ol‘ Norwaik people
re planning to go to Westbort. tumor.
and examine every bank savings bank when a canon, Widen was part or the
and trust company sendenmualiy or funeral Won, accmnmlng the
oftener to mandatory. but. the extent remains of litre. George Everett. was
of such examination Is discretionary. .J nearly preciruta‘tte'd into one of Hatch
You may examine the books and pa-' 8: Bailey's his delivery. Itmclce by row
pore of any bank 0:- trust company for son of the (not that the burden at.
the purpose of ascertaining whether tacked to the coach. balked and reari-
it has been managed according to law: ed so violently Itaint they III-eke the
you may also for the same purpose harness Had this not. occurred there
examine any person, under oath. in re might. have been a alumnus collision.
lotion to the attains of the bank or The truck doors in tractor the pro-
trust company; and you may compel ceesion and tar some unknown came,
the attendance of witnesses and the the horses on the couch took frlzht
production of books and, papers to
aid you in the performance of your
and It was not until the mm to
WASHINGTON Jun 28 -—-.la.pan pro.
poses to bottle with America for su-
premacy on the baseball diamond. The
'mikndo’e army is sending a teamtrom
Tome to. the Philippines ’00 engage In
a series of goes with the America-n sol.
titers there and Brim-Gen. J. F‘ranklln
Bell, commanding the" Department or
the d’hlllpplnea. has asked Ito we: De-
pertinent for authority to deupatoh a
squad of army players to 1'0ho to re-
turn the visit. It is expected that the
soldiers will know the War Deparb
mom's decision ‘wlthln a few days.
rev evening, to attendthe wedding of
Miss Ethel Maud Beers, daughter of
r.J‘ and Mrs. Homer '8. Bears, and
Jddison Emmett Austin, In the West-
‘Iax‘t Methodist Church. Both young~
Ie are ‘ISouth Norwalkersand have
great many admiring friends.
Net-walk local. No. 476, Amalgamat-
Associationof Street and Electric
walellmployees‘ of America, hasJa
mitteewa‘t work preparing for the
peanut hall to be held In the town as-
Inny hall on IFebruary 16th. The
onlmittee will hold a meeting at the
' e of Howard Knapp. in Riverside"
Wednesday evening to further
the pdair
facts set forth In each application, and
but until he shall century with such
'sbull not import only «Information ob-
‘ mm by them in- the course 0: each
[examination except in no for on may
. J‘beomne necesau
‘ i or their duties." J
J I003. maimed to“ you, do not on
ing to law; may examine any persons.
under oath, In relation to Its uffelns.
which earth said commissioners may
centimeter; my compel the tendance
of witnesses. and the production of
books and papers by suitable process;
and. in case any person shall refuse
to furnish any information requested
by the commissioners under authority
of any provision of this section,. they
may apply to a judge of the superior.
court. who shall cause such person to
come before him and Inquire into the
may thereupon commithu’oh person to
request; but the bunk commissioners
the performance
The chapter of the session laws of
to your Beneral dutl under col 8
duties
But the law does not any you shall
examine books. papers and witnesses
extent of the examination required In
eadh case. ‘
You will necessarily acquire such
familiarity with the business end Inau-
ngement ‘0! all the banks and trust
companion: under. your jurisdiction
am a very short. examination may J
satisfy yea that certain institutions
conform to law while in the case ‘or J
hunktive examination at. least once a
year Your omoiul duties do not. in:-
pose an Impossible took upon you
bomb: the thu’pubuo Jun J
From title lumping construction of
the untold Wampum duties ”It
will be. able to who: tor yonraslf the JJ
the ham had been done that. their
Good Judgment should determine the ‘
«Matteo 0t 0. secret acutely kilowu no
The Buck Band has been discovered
my the younger encore of like Sew
others you may need to make an ex- .
house ! responsibility to
both: to u.
tor. It is the
driver could control them. Referee Must as Linguist.
NEW YORK. Jan 23. ~Stlpulatlug
only that the referee shall be 0. III-ores»
clonal linguist. Harry. Pollock today is.
sued a challenge on behalf of Giovan-
oi Reicevich. the Italian wrestling
champion. to Frank comb. or Stanis-
J laps 00mm... He offers to put up It
puree of 310.000, and to sire Goren.
seale‘N buck HANo I'N'rlm.
DATES (shown PRINCE. _
BELGRADE Servlu.‘ Jen. is. .02.;
clan slutty. The objectals Ironwood
beamtlvdynmd, euduooonbb‘u Jch’
for the match. If (latch accepts the
challenge, the purse will be raised to
$10,000. J
J , What-boa clicked out.
I KENOSHA. Wis" Jan. 28 .‘-—Johnhy
H
M" ““9“" “1"“ “m banninéwellxht champion oi
'tureen $300 and $000. Thesimilu‘rlty
02,000 or Zbyazko $1.000 for signing up J
.Ipbet and lecturer who spoke In Cleve-
“tng to an old country woman on
J__ 1897. “What do you understabd'by ”tit
SALE
Where can you match such values. These are but a few of the
many we offer for tomorrow:
FRUIT or THE LOOM MUIILIN .......... .. . ...... 6%9 yd. J
500 SHEETS . ........ . .......... . ..... . ...... 296
$5.00 sILK wams.......J.............. ....... . ..... .. ..... $1.90
$4.00 CHIFFON wmsrs ............. ' 01.30
$1.001'AILon'Eowast....‘....................... . ... 090
03.50 and $4.00 BAGB .......... 01.98
$1.50Io$2.00 altos ........ . ...................... . 00c
790LEATHER8AGB............'...... ....... . ......... .. ..... .590
mews-tarsus.-'....................... .......... ......... 30¢
sitcoms/Irene.............................." ..... . ........ $1.40
$3.ooswearans................... . .. .. . .... $1.98
$5.008wea'rens..... ...... .......... . ......... $3.50
«homemade......................‘ ....... . ........ . ..... $3.00
250 sunsou'sJHosE .. ..17o
120 Hosanna. ...... ................... 8c
12c MEN’SSOCKB........ ...... . .................. . ............ 8c.
20:: PICTURES ............ . ...... ... ........... ...... ...19c
39c PICTURES .................... .............. 20c .
50c PICTURES ...... . .................................... 39c
$3.00 BATH noses ........ .. ...... '. .............. . ......... $1.93
SOcCRIB BLANKETS ...... ............................... 29c
$10.00and$12.oooassses ..... .............. . ......... .. $5.90
as couoneo FLANNELJETTE. ............. . ........ 6c yd.
$8.00 cons .............. ........ $3.90
$0.00 cons ....... ................... $4.98
$12.00 coars ..... ............................ $0.98
$10.0000A'rs ..... ._ ..... . ....... ' ............... $3.93
$10.00 to $20.00 cons ................................. $0.98
$12.00 CARACUL cons . .................................... $7.93
$12.50 surrs ........ . ........ ............................. $7.90
$5.00 HATS ......................................... $1.93
$7.00 and $8.00 HATS ................... ‘ .............. . ..... $2.93
$3.00 and $3.50 SKIRTS ............................ i ......... $1.98
25c NECKWEAR ........ J .......... fl .................. 150
250 MUSLIN onawsas ..................... . ................. 19c
’ 39c DRAWERS ............ ........ -. ........................ 25c
25¢ conser covsns ................................. . ........ 19c
50.2000051- covens ...... .................... . .......... 39c J
500 Gowns ............... . ...... ..................... ..39c
9c AMOSKEAG GINGHAM . ......... . .................... 6l/zc yd.
$1.00 0005075 ........ ........................ 79c.
75cconss'rs .......... .......... . ............ 59c
zoomesou' ........... .. Iscyd.
$12.00 to $15.00 0023558 ..... ......... ........ $7.00
25:: GLOVES ................ .. ................................ “19¢
$I.0o MANNIsIJI GLOVES ................................... 79c
29c LADIES’ UNDERWEAR ..................... 210
50c LADIES’UNDERWEAR ............ . ........... ....... 39c
pool tournament, last. night, Philip
'Sehauh. rated 110, defeatasl J. Henry
Sellout). rolled 100. by twenty bulls.
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BRITISH STATESMEN VISIT.
IIoerLIrIEs ”Inn
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PEKING, Jan. 23 ~The empm
danger. after carefully weighing “0‘ .3
opinions expressed by the princess (I! 7‘
the imperial clan and leading Manchu ,
omclals during yesterday's oonfer- ‘ '
once at the palace, is inclined to think ,J
that: the resumption of hostilities ill_ I
the only solution of the present aim»
“on.” ..
This statementwea made today In
the North China Daily News, which II i»
always regarded as an organ. of the ‘
Foreign Boom- ln Peking. It isJ‘m- J _.
derstood that Premium Yuan Sill KI! ‘
hiss agreed’to tight for the throne. «It
ls Wbelieved however, that he was 7:
await an attack by the rebels. t ‘ “
The foreign legattone on the Other
hand, consider the abdication of the. ,
throne has been deferred rally {Or IJ
tome.
LONDON, Jan. 23 .-—The chairs 0!
state at Peking are now In the undie-
puted possession of the Manchu remo- '
bunnies, and Yuan Sill Kalil has about '
doped his task. according to advice: .1
received by the Album consul as
Tied-Tun and reported from that oil!
today by the correspondent of the Ill-j
choose TelemDhJ We The d!!- J ‘
patch odds:
“J'lfhe situation in Bombs M unden- ‘
Jgone an ehheordlnery change. The
Imperial family has reversed its policy
and mentioned all moonlit; of abdica-
than. YmSthMhumDpedaskh
and the whole control is in the baud.
Roma's Little Father Will Receive
Delegation Sent to interests of
Better Understanding.
LONDON. Jun. ‘,33.—~Heuded by
James William Lowbher, Speaker of
the House of Commons; 3 distinguish-
ed party Including to number of mem-
bers of Parliament. peers, bishops and
men of affairs, left for Russia today.
The object of the visit Is the desire or
persons of various political views and
public Interests to develop further the
tee theft exist between the two coun~
tries. J
The party will be received by the
emperor on its arrival and will visit.
St. Petersburg, Moscow and other
cities.‘ '
s BURGLIARIS IN MEMBER,
.. MEltiDEN, Join 23. “Burglar-s en-
tered and robbed the sporting goods
store of John A. V. Thames here some
time during lastnight getting away
with goods to the value of 000000250.
The loot included a number 01-13001-
vers‘aud double-harmed shotguns. En-
trance was gained through a rear win-
dow." ‘~ Nearly three your? ego the
place was visited by burglars who
made a. similar haul,r~the wilds otthe
property dtolen‘ at. that time being-Ibe-
chum operations leads the police to be
lieve that the operators in each case
were the some.
J . J SHE KNEW.
The best thing told by the English
tied a few days ago with mmmm. ‘
lug a general massacre of the (lbhoai -.
by the Menohuo. J
J “YIngJ Token; becomes an ottitug”
of firmness toWard the romluuom_
leadero‘endieeald tobepreparlngto‘
‘ It is new
land the other day (we refer to Mr.
Powys) was an anecdote in which he
claims to hays been the thirty 15f the
second part. He said that he was tulle
the occasion .0: the 00000 a jubilee, In
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