W with the reelected directors tomor.
~J .betone the meetlns-
‘ 1 1 that; some cleans and adjusting oth-
' - . Watering tank in south: Main street
NEW GOODS '9“
FOR 1912
in Percalss. Ginghams, Ms-
dras and Foulurds. A com-
plete assortment. Premier
and better than ever.
E. ”K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
Bouth Norwaik
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalkfitlnd vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight llnd Thursday; milder.
ate winds, mostly northwesteriy. An
area of high pressure, central this
morning over Iowa, is producing pleas-
ant weather with. low temperatures
in nearly all sections cost of the Rocky
Mountains. Zero temperatures were
reported from the northern portionu
oi the Upper Lake region and New
England.
appeared this morning on the North:
Pacific coast.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.;
'I‘cmperature: Minimum, 1d; maxi
muln,4 40. Clean.
No. grime was played at the Putnam
lime pool tuttrtlztlnollt ins: evening.
Harry E. Smith, of Norwnlk. is
spmlding the Lilly in Stamford on bunt-
noes.
.liiss Kittie Dooley, of Cooruetown,
spent yesterday‘ in Norwulk with
friends,
Another hnrno is unlontiintr coal at.
the Raymond Brothers docks, oil’ \l‘tl'
ter street.
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All areu 0f 10W We"“i‘m",tionoi‘tlle Westchcuter Northern Rail-
,l‘Ollti from White Plains to Dunhtlry.
‘1 opcrntioiln
‘Pllllns will he comment-co ill the hour
and ask to see the new
TELEPHONE REGISTER. MJEMO~
RANDOM PAD AND PENCIL
that can be connected to the telephone
"PRICE $1.00
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
..~.. ”W..~-J
Wesley Johnson, of Madison street.
spentlast evening at his paternal
home in Georgetown, where his i'dth-
or was given a. surprise party.
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The meter department or the United
moved todny trOm the‘car barn at
the corner of Wall and Knight streets
to Water street, Norwulk.
The Woman's Municipal League of
South Norwaik will meet at the home
or the president, Mrs. J. H. B. Gornrd
23 High street, Monday. January 29.
3: 30 p. in. Executive boalll meeting
at 3 p. in. A
William J. Poster. of Reed street.
has received word irom his son. Leo-
nard J.'Fostor, that. he has moved
from lie-lair. Md, to Forest Hill. Hart-
ford County Md” where he is working
and where he is enjoying the coun»
trv immensely.
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WESTCHESTER NORTHERN ROAD.
Plans for Constructing Line That Will
Touch Long Ridge.
‘.
Legal ptclimlnuries to tho construc-
with it branch line to Brewster. nre
point: forward ill New York State, tutti.
lllooxpectntion ie liliil mnutruction
northward from White
future.
Slitlili‘llfiill' Richard Mitchell of
Jill-ouster hus Jnut t‘cl..~olvutl ironl the.
Iiilililvb’tiiW‘itt- (tilll‘illittsiuii ti tlotltilcd;
smitlncnt oi the monitor in “Mill 1 to
non IOtltl is to close unions highways
in \‘l'ostchmtor and I’lliiltllll mttlltirr.
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South Norwak and Norwalk"
Electric and Water Company Is being»
y/
or
i
First in quality.
RAYMOND
Parlor Stoves &
Heaters
I
/
Ally men who has been selling teed and grain [or over twenty
. \
rent-s OUGHT to know how to buy to best advantage and help his
To close our our line of Parlor Stoves and Heaters,
we have marked them one-half below regular price.
A. J COLLINS .3. COMPANY
customers get the goods they want at the price they ought to pay.
No matter what you want in the way of, GOO!) grain and deed, I'll
get“ for you and ill less time and in better shape tllsnnny one else.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
lost In price always in the minds of its custom-
err-Bonnie Home Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Jeddo Coa
Good on In order for one load. and we will retain you n a cue
comer. Clean. tree from slate. uniform quality. suitable for turnaco.
range, stove or selftoeder. Prime on application.
That’s It !--
A HotThing
BROTHERS
. "MW a..- .Hmmn.
and tho Blurwtdt’l‘ Siillldflrt] says that.%
Mr. Mitchell has rccoivcti int’nrllltltitmi
that the constructiml Oi the. line willi
he conlltlcnccd ill II ohurt. time. I
All the highway crossings will irri
uhovc or below grade.‘ The 'lttnill line:
will crops highways in the inwn of
The Fellow Crnt‘t (‘itlh of Norwnlkg
inlet and transacted routine business}
(last. evening.
(‘outt Fraucc5, Older oi" tllIJ
Steptre. will hold a regular meeting;
‘ this evening in Mystic (‘htlin Hull.
A number of the local Eagles tire.
decorating their hall (or the turkey
supper to be held tomorrow evening.
‘oldcn -
Assistant ‘ Fire Chief J. Henry
Schaub, of South Norwalk, left this
morning for Bermuda, where he will
spend two weeks.
my—m
Miss Mattie Hangh. oi Merwin street,
was among the ‘number who went, to
New York Sunday in attendance at the
Cardinal Farley celebration.
Dr. And Mrs. Charles R. Chnsnlsr.
v Miss Mildred Osborn and Miss Jessie
Close. of Norwalk, have returned home
after a several days’ stay at the Hotel
Chelsea. New York city.
The Sixth Company second team.
outclassed the Knights of Columbus
team last evening and the gameplay
ed in the armory resulted 30 to 23 in
, in favor of the former quintet.
District Deputy Grnnd Patriarch
Oscar L. .Burdick, en suite of Siam
turd will. install the recently elected
officers of Kahnosa Encampment No.
9 1.0. 0 F... at the meeting this even»
lug. . »
The newly" elected directors or the
Norwalk Beard of Trade will meet
row (Thursday) evening in the Na-
tional Bank of Norwalk. Organism
r tion and routine business will come
H. C. Ellis. agent for the New York
New Haven and HarfiiOrd Railroad
Company. was in South Norwalk, set-
.Iers brbught: by bite explosion of the
Personal and real estate claims were
discussed and in terms:- settlements
were mod by‘Mr. Ellis. Oi.‘ the real es-
. Ridge. itedt‘oi d
Stole road from North Salem to Brew.
North thistle, three tithes ilC‘lIWOOII AI i
monk. Ilallltslille and Middle l‘tltcut. .3
In the town of Bedt‘oui four most i
lugs iu‘t laid out. on touds from lied '
ford to Stnnulcil, lledlnrd to tiling:
to Poutniridue und
Hodt'ord to Rillgoiiold by way of the“
Money Hollow loud !
in the town of Icwishoro there will‘
be two crossings, one On the Mill Riv. .. . . J J
or road and another on the road from
Mill River to Lewishoro.
“The Brewster line first oranges the
road from Cross River to Boutonville '
through a. tunucl or under crossing
[and again over the highway on the
road from Cross River to South Sit-lent,
thence under the State road leading to
Woccnbuc post ‘otlice, and again over
the highway from Golden's Bridge to
Waccnhuc by means at an arch.
In the town of North Salem there is
an overhead crossing on ~the road from
South Salem to Salem Center, and
over the cross road from Salem Cen-
ter passing Ho'wes’s house. over the
ster, under the highway near Tltlcus
Brook and under the highway again
On the road from Salem Center to
Brewster.
In the town tot Southeast; the rail.
road will cross over the County Line
Road and under the Bush Hollow road.
At the Main street. near Brewster
and over Main street. in the village or
Brewster, the minimum clearance be-
tween the surface of the highway and
the lonest lumber of the bridge will
be titty reet.
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LIGHT ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
M
Attorney General and Cherie: Veub
Ieln to Explain Above Tonto.
The Not-walk Equal Franchise
League has arranged for a his meet-
ing to be held in the Ple‘usant Hour
theatre on Tuésdav evening. January
30th, at 8 O’.clock Attorney General
John H.- Light. of South Namath, will
be one of the speakers and Charles ‘
Veublein another. Both men m well
versed in the topic upon which they
will discourse. "Woman 9 mules" re
the lecture will no (lentils ‘
structlve and entertaining.
we ALI. SETTLE!) 2‘
now null "hit over hill the shout-
ing" witch invitations tire is-
sued for the wedding or recep-
tion~ hut who is going to fur»
high the cilunlpkunos and tunic
wines tor thermal? “thy. we
are. of control Whom else could
you procure such rare rilltalzcs
to do honor to your fiestive
‘iaonrd but at hingtlnr it: Flynn's?
Magnet 81 Flynn
iNVESTIGATING sun wonsnlp.’
PER‘S.
GI'IIICAGO, Juli. 24.--Flll‘tlitll‘ invos.
tigution oi' the illumination or "Sun
Worshlppurs," Etltyioty to determine it
“Billy" i..indsn,v. heir to a Philadelphia
“fortune. should be permitted to ease.
clots with members of the cult begun ‘ ~
by Judge Pluckney in the Juvenile
Court here today. Several uletnbem
oi the organization were expected to
testifv.
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PHARMACIBTS iN SESSION.
BRIDGEPORT, Jon. 24.-~Tho Con-
necticut Pharmaceutical Association
met here yesterday with about fifty
druggtstu present. and H. M. lerue, of
Norwich Inesidlug. The meeting nom-
inated a. list of six drugglsts from
whom Governor Baldwin will select
live for the state board of pharmacy.
like men are John A. heverty or
Bridgeport C. II. Delight, Of Torriug-
lion. John A. Dunne. of Norwich, Chas
E. Morin or Danielsou. Howard N.
Lincoln of Middletown and Frederick
Woodhull of Rockvlila.
‘ TAKEN TOASTATE PRISON.
. NEW HAVEN, Jan. air-Three men
convicted hero Were trunsterred to the
state prison today. I They were Chas.
M. Hayes. o‘tJWest Haven. sentenced
to‘t‘en to twanty years rot- burglary,
Charles Nichole tor breaking and on:
terms at Meride‘n.‘ me two to three
years with three years on a second "
count. and George Washington. one to
three yam for purging.
. MIDNIGHT SUN SUPPER .
The Ministers of the Midnight Sun
his planning to hold on old- fashioned
bootstctt‘k party at the Hotel Mahacko
on some place and It proved to be the
finest affair the ilt-tr or more members
and. triends ever attended ‘
WWW
BATHTUJB TRUST TRIAL POOT—
P‘ONED. .. .
JDETROIIT, Mich, JD
Unto; on murmur evening. February " V
. out. on»? or these strains was iriv‘en
test your by th‘swtune organization at
STARVED TO DEATH BY A SPE-t
CIALIST.
Eighteenovear-Old Girl Tell; oi Hap-
penings In Alleged House of
Murder in Washington.
SEATTLE. Wash” Jun. 24.-Thc
state‘s second slur witness Mills 13s..
nher Carnot-on. ml 18~yenr old girl 0!
Portland (he. was placed on the
stand at Port Orchard today in the,
trial or Mrs Linda B Eduard. a fost-
lug specialist, accused ot‘ having mur-
dered by starvation Miss Clare Will.
inulson.
Miss Cameron testified that she
was a nurse and that when she arriv-
i ed at. the Olulln Institute or Mrs. nan. i
nerd, she found Clare Williamson tear
only emaciated. Her body had the an
immune o! a skeleton and skin drawn
over it.‘ Her body was covered with
tpurpie spots.
‘llliss Cameron said she assisted to
carry Clare upstairs and . estimated
her weight on Mar 1 at 50 pounds.
She was so weak'thut when the turbo
' moved her she suttered much pain.
The witness described the treatment
and baths given Clam which site said
were me times administered ,by‘
Franke Lillie, a rm hand.
0n qmsmmnauo‘n Mills Camer-
on said she was discharged after she
had worked for Mrs. Howard 15 (11133
becaue she was All one day. -
The witness acid hath sisters wish-
ed tor lead but that Mic. Hdswrd tie~
clotted any aloud fobd would kill them.
She Said Dorothea once asked petunia-
sion to smell the mod that was being
prepared for th' Hazard family.
ouuseunv‘e slsssLl. co.
enry w. areqot-y on»... Free
Id t ind T. Merthnll Andrew.
' SecretoMTre-eurer. . . .
, KRYPTOK
. by It copbsln {and lieutenantof their
The annual Meeting or the Mono 1
' : bury Al Blssell Gomnsny was held yes
. tel-day “otterhoon, slid the reports ..J
FOR SALE
of Norwalk which we offer at a re
markshly low price. situated on one
of the best streets in town. Lot 138x‘
367. House 12 large rooms. bath 2:
toilets, hardwood floats, steam heat
5 open fireplaces. stable. cement:
floors, 5 stalls. carriage room. room'
for man. Might consider exchange
for smaller place.
(Incorporated)
Real Estate and insurance Agents.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk, Ct.
Fenwick Opfichl c6.
WWW BI F0641
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
south Nomlk
DAVID w. RAYMOND .
Funeral Director and Embalmerf
19 North Main street. South Nat-walk,
1 Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at ottloe, 338-2.
Telephone st house. 693 5
, J
:The Reed n Voik
Electrical Co
The poly Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town.
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone soawso South Main Street ‘
South Norwnllt Music Hall Bioct
QPIIEIIIEII Sill-Kill
; i.u.\'ilt.l.\, Jun. 24.1
F tuinmi from ttll llttthoritivo source con».
tttrtntt the report of the intention of
2 Premier Yuan Slit Kui to lonvo Poking [
ut the "rut t‘ntol. Ihie opportunih
cording to tl liens agency dispatch
trmerich‘nlh. Y‘unn Bill-Kill intends
to lulu.- up his resilience in the itrlt»
lttll conccaslon in tllnt city. .-
SillNifllllAI t‘.hllln Jun. :34 .wliuan
Sing. the Republican \Ilnlnter of \l' ar.
ttldnt made a demand upon the Chitin '
pan) for 10000.000 Iseis (approximate
ly 3100031003. In event of failure by,
the compnnt to produce the sum. thel:
conlpnuy s lessels will he. command-g"
tested hv the Republican government
innd sold. The directors or the com
puny asked the War Minister for time
to consult their stockholders.
it was reported a few days ago that .
the. Republican government had secur-J
ed control of the stock of the Chinai
Merchants‘ Steam Navigation Com-i
information o‘l-
entire fleet tor'10,00tl.000 tnels. , v i
PORTLAND, 0m. .ltln. 24.——ro em;
ble‘Prosident Sun- 'ut-Seu, of the new;
Chinese republic, to set a better nng
demanding of the support the Chin-J
attain this country are according to the:
revolution movement, Prat. Wong 'l‘st
Toll. {Or the lust seven months head
of the Chinese school in Portland, will:
leave (or China. February 1. He will?
go to the accwdlted representative or
the ‘1an China Asooelation or the;
.Pacilic Coast.
Paclnc coast cities.
coMoAkv‘os GIRL scours. _
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.4w am or-
Scouts will make its bow tomorrow
night at. a special enitertuinment and
drill at‘Msrk White Square.
The "coming out” of the Girl Scouts
will hotnunaged by the United States
Scouts No. .1.» in command of John Kal-
‘less. (Nomi-ls will he commanded“
own ssx. The “Boldlm” will range
In use (ram 10 to 14 yours
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FREDERICK THE GREAT'B ANNI-
VERBARY. . ' .
Jan. hie—«FM two hung
We have had placed in our hands,
one of the finest places in the town:
J. M. LAYTON & Co:
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namely“
puny, and purposed mortgaglng the en- 3‘
comprising orgsnlnai ..
.tlons in practically all of like larger
gunned continuity ot‘Unitsd States Girl ‘ ‘
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opticten‘
m
O. D. Jackson
. . EVBrvthlng In the Optical line
Eyes Examined Free
. u WALL srnzs'r.
‘ NORWALK.
anon: ass.
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Specials for
Bonus Milk. .......... 25c}
".lbs Laundry Starch. ......... 25%|
IJOzone Soap. .25ci
i6 iinbhitts Soap . .............. 25¢:
tile Peuriine, this sale ..... .7c|
Fancy Assorttn
TEL. 83343.
1911 Model in perfect co‘ndition.
See it at our Garage.
RIVER STREET ‘Telepho
® [XIRA SPECII
16 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR
WILL LEAVE PEKINE seer FLOUR. A sAo .. ....... . .............................. ...."
FANCY EGGS. A DOZEN ...........
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, A PEG
The Great A&P Tea Comp”! 1;! A
4124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909.
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Deliveries 8: 30 a.
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ROYAL GROCERY COMPAJ,
TO"BUY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE CHEAP
1 Pullman 5-passenger Car
OSCAR H. BANKS
2...... .m-.-“..wmm_m-w ..
F. E. Lockwood &Company will
give you a $25 Gas Tank fur
S16 and your Old Generator---~
This Week
Elba. Soda Crnckers ..... ..2§o
3 lbs. Ginger Cookies ..... .......2tlo
3 cans Gold Cross Milk ........25o
16 lbs. Glanulated Sugar ..... ...OMO
Very Best Creamery Butter ......390
out or Fruits. J . . I
22 SOUTH MAINJsT‘
Has been run less than 2.000 miles.
ne 681-3 nonwnwoonu.’
FOR
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ch ............. oeuegntl
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m. and 2:30 p. m. Free Delivery
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The Old Well
SOUTH NORWALK
Aucus'r. c.
BAXTER, F. H.
DRIOOERMAN. w. A.
CANEVARI. D.
OAsTELLANO a. BARDINI
- CLIFFORD PHARMACY I
CLIFFORD HOTEL
COLEMAN, F. a. J
cum-:0, o.
DISESA, LEONARD
oasvsuss, A. w.
EAGLEHOTEL _
GERMANIA HOTEL
GHIOTTO e. co.
ourrtOwsKv. s. o.
JHAFNER’S EAST SIDE CIGAR
STORES
KAs'rEAN'ros. K.
LAYDEN, MR8. .IJ.
.. Lennv. 'A. a co.
MAGNER a. FLYNN
MAONER e not!
MAHAGKEMO HOTEL
MORELL1,J.
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POLITICIAN SENTENCED TO JAIL.
MATS LANDING. N. '1. Jan. 24.—
Douts Kuenllle. Republican leader of
Atlantic City.‘ who was recently con-
victed of unlawfully participating in
the awarding'or 9. contract to a corn-
psny in. which he was interest“ while
he was a member or the Atlantic City
Water Commission, was Mauritanian
, oed to one year iniprlsotunent at rat-d .
labor and to pay a line or $1.000.
Kueilhle was released on that! pantie 3,,
rlte .‘
sentence was Mennondo’d‘ by Supreme . J
" Court Justice Kallsclt.
iii-g an appeal for a new trial.
LORIMER'S COUNSEL ILL. ‘
WASHINGTON,”‘ Jon. DID-"Hie Dori-
The Gibson. 100 Cigar
FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORGE B. MILLER 60., OF NEW ‘
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: V
w..’.‘
I
Cigar Comp any
NOVAK. s. ,
PLAISTED. n. H.
SCHAUB, CARL
SCHMIDT. ADAM
SILLIMAN. E. H. _ ;
STILLSONJ’OWELL co.
WHELPLEY a. CLARK J
WIGMORE. w. E, a. co.
NORWALK ;
BAUR, w. c. .
GLENDENING, H.. a co. ,
HAYES. AT 1'.
HOLMES. KEELER a. sat.-
LECK 60.. THE
MACE snos.
» MORELLI OCARBONE
SACH8.H . . ,
SKELLY a HOWARD ‘
STARR. FRANK R. ‘
wasp. E. P. . J.
J , EAST NORWALK
HAsSAN sacs. ~ .. ’
. Manson, A. n.
MEAD A 00“., H. E.
Ross A SMITH J
cnnssasm nest- PO MED
WASHINGTON, Jun. 24.
rest is the newest thing to.
in the modern university _
in res ” have just been '
gymnastic curriculum or tit
ty of Wiccontlin. “according.
reoelvea by the United notes 1:
ol‘ Education. I ..
In reporting to the intros -
Whistler,-
Norwalk Chronicler