NEW GOODS
run 1912
in Particles, Ginghams, Ma»
drag and Fouiardl. A com-
ploto assortment. Pretticr
and better than ever.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackomo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk
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sir
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Come In
' and ask to see the new
TELEPHONE REGISTER, MEMO-
RANDUM PAD AND PENCIL
that can be connected to the telephone
PRICE $1.00
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WM. P. Barks
STATIONERY srokEs
South New“ and Norwalk
1-—
wna'rnnn FORECAST.
Frank Willetts, of Cross street, is
ill at his home.
Miss Florence L Wyeth, of Frank-
lin avenue, is recovering slowly from
an Illness.
George H. Jane, 0! North avenue. is
rwovering from a short illness and is
able to be out.
Manice DeF. Lockwood, of East \Vuil
street. is spending the day in New
York ci'ty on business.
Malcolm Skene, of Stamford. spout.
last evening with W. Franklin Bishop,
Jr. of Belden avenue. and was one of?
the Out- ottown guests lit the Norwalk
t‘ lub a dance.
Tho entertainment Iommlttcc of
Eureka Itcbclttth Lodge will meet with,
Mrs. Frctlcrlck Ganung. of South Maln‘
slrcct. next Monday night. intsend of:
Mrs. lI‘. 'l‘. Lyon.
Milton Silbcrmnn. thc prominont'
murmur-r oi‘ the Interstate lluhbcr-
Company. is seriously ill with pncumo
nia at his New York homo )laIk
lltrnstcin has been nppoiutcd to illl
they vacIInIy. .
III the current issue of Popular Mc-
" phonics, a photo of the 600. 000 bushels;
oi mater shells at tho lladcl ()thor
companys plant in South .‘kirwalk is
shown and described as the largest of
its kind in thc world
At the Superior (‘ourt tomorrow tho?
‘, uncontcstcd divorce case of Juliu l.
Krausso vs. Frederick I‘. .\i. Krausse
both of The NOl",\\BlkS will come up
The plaintiff Is represented by \IIIII
ncy John J. Cunco.
.‘tiiss Hazel Puncher, who is the us-
sistanét teacher in the kindergarten In
the Knudsen building, Chestnut street,
South Norwalk, is at her home,162
Main street, Norwalk. ill with an at-
tack of the measles
When looking for anything in the
line of furniture or houscfurnishings.
you will undoubtedly find the same at
A. J, Collins (30., as they carry a large
assortment in both the line and mod-
Ium grades. See advertisement.
Altitarney John J. Cuneo and B. C.
.Feeney have been appointed a press
committee for the grand ball which
the members of South Norwalk and
Catholic Union Council. Knights of Co-
lumbus are to give, jointly, In the ar-
mory alter Easter.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. 0. U. A. M.,
will hold their regular weekiy'busl-
- nest; meeting Friday evening In Mys-
’ III-I Chain hall, Washington street. AI.
ter the session there will be a full-
dress rehearsal of the degree. team,
after which ‘ refreshments and
“smokes" will be enjoyed. A large
attendance is desired.
George Mitchell. of Wall street. the
. well known real estslte agentand rur-
’ nlture dealer,‘spent Tuesday in New
Yorwfcity. He attended the evening
performance or the Hippodrome. ‘
Err-Street Commissioner Edward F.
Duffy. of Norwalk.has taken a new po-
- , sitlon‘K starting today, as collector for
theJohn Hancock insurance Company.
Mr. Dufly was kann as‘the energetic,
ancient and worthy commissioner of
streets and'fsidewalks of hho~city as
succeboor to John Malone. and was
replaced Die first of the year by C.
; Irving Ellington} Mr. Duffy's many
variance wish him all Success in his new
position.- ‘ “f
-,r. .‘ this I.,,I
IUBuy your Patent
Medtcmes Here
LOWEST PRIDE. IN TOWN ‘
m
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday; slightly warmer Fri-
day; moderate northerly winds. An
area 0! high pressure central over the
Lake region is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures in the
central and eastern sections. The
disturbance that appeared on the Pa
cillc coast yesterday morning. has
moved rapidly eastward and is now
causing cloudy and unsettled weather
with rising tcmpcraturo between the
Mississippi river and the Rocky moun-
tains.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 2 ; maxi
mum. 46. Cloudy.
Mrs. Edith Bartlett. .0! Seattle, who
has been the guest of Mrs. E. M.
HalsI-b. of tired street, has gone to
Boston, where she will visit friends.
Lelloy Adams is assisting at the
New York market, during the absence
of J. Henry Schaub, who Is enjoying
to vacation at the. Bermuda islands.
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There will he II church social at the.
'-i“lllil (,‘Iountgcgutionul thurth, Nor-
,wnlk. tomorrow owning, beginning til
’8 o'clork. to which all tlitI members ol’
the church are invited. The Christ»
mas ploy trill bII rcpcutctl, had a pious,
.ing program has also lIIII-II aI‘I.IIIItI>Il..
RIIt‘rIIslInIctIts will in: ht‘i‘l‘t’il, and It
is hopIIII a large number will come
out.
I
An important llll‘l.’llll-}‘. oi (litre.
liruuch Loduc, K. of l’.. will be hI-lIl
thi< mcnimr and it in roquoalctl that
i('\'.‘"ll,\ llli’llliil‘l will iIII it! at toutiunw
D
of Couches,
best line in The Norwnllts.
grout tax on your purse.
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No mutter what you want in the
tumor.
range, stove or «If- feeder.
RAYMOND
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J: l nos fiilk, In 25; (itchutd atttIIIt, iIII .
bibcIl too irIIIIly this InorIIiII: and,I
while {inlt'in‘lli’ :loull lizttbor :tIIIIuII ‘-
he iIIii at tho (til not of that hi: iIII-III [
land t‘iquIi strum sustaining sIIIIlr ;
.IIIts and abrasions about the taco ,
r lamcs was mu. ting no Iliuturbant o and.
(bio! lcthI-Ilund, mun: notifittl, sc-
I'urcd n tIInm and wind him to his:
home. . !
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEET-
lNG.
Nl‘ \\ HAVEN Jill). 3a. The mootv
ling ot‘ the lchnocIutiI aluto IIIntrnl
icmnmittce here next Tuesday will not‘
i’halo bowie it the election of a chair
‘mun and sc(,IItItI y ol‘ the committee,
an impression to the contrary having
gone forth. in view of It report that
there were candidates for both places
to succeed Mr. (lontslock and Mr.
Thomas. respectively. The party rules
provide that the senatorial caucuses
at the state convention shall select
each a comtnit'tecmnu. This new cout-
mittec upon its orgunlzntlgp shall elect
a chairman and a secretary. The pro
cedurc follow that of the epttbllcuus.
No definite date for the state conven-
tion has been suggested, although
moat oi the opinions are that the cotlh
mittee will select Hartford for the
place and the date a week or a tort-
night Iatei than the Republican con-
ventlou. This would bring the gath-
ering late in April.
TRYING To DISCOVER ROSETTA
«STONE. ‘
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,—i‘ln the
hope of discovering an American “Ro-
setta stone" by which students oran-
clent Central America ruins would be
able to decipher the‘hlerglyphics on
the temples and manumenlte left by
the Maya civilisation. Dr. Edgar L.
Hewitt. director of the School of Am-
erican Archaeology, Is being sent to
Guatemala by the Archaeological In-
yesterday for Central America.
~F‘or any pain. from top to too.
from any cause. apply Dr. Thomas’
EclectricOiI. Pain can't stay where
it to used..
WATER METER SYSTEM:
The meter system has been in use
in Winnipeg, since the purchase of
the waterworks. There Were 23,200
services installed at the end of 1910.
K
owned, controlled and kept in repair
by the city. The cost or water in Win-
pipe; is 81.50 to $5.10 a. quarter for
houses with tour to It rooms. or.
consolidated Ins initiated an” datum
and it is provided that no nature hon
be used until it. has first been approv-
ed by the city. I An allowance is made
ottlilnilonoommaday IT snare
opublc'i rated 0M cents a t at!
brick: on brink work. ~Mllwuukoe
I.
stltute of America. Prof. Hewitt sailed ‘
using 19.299 meters. The meters are '
gains. Won't you let us show you these goods?
”3...... Clearance? sale'
Parlor suites
'Iron, Beds, Hall Racks, and.
Dining' Room Furniture
This week, at figures that make the articles unquestionably rare bar-
'l‘be largest and the
You can suit your taste here without
,
A J. COLLINS & COMPANY
Any man who has been selling lead and grain for over twenty
years OilGil'l‘ to know how to buy to best advantage and help his
customers get the goods they want. til the price they ought to pay.
way or GOOD grain and teed. PM
got it t‘or you and in less time and in better shape than any on. also.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of It: custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
JéddoCOal
Send us In order for one load. and we will retain you as a cue-
Clun.trea from claimuniform quality. suitable for furnace.
Prizes on application.
That’s It l——-
A Hot Thing
BROTHERS
. mm «MW. .. .. .. .-.... ,. .
”'8 ALL SETTLE!)
now and "oil over but the shout~
lug" pitch invitations are is-
sued for the wedding or recup-
Ilon but who its going to fun
ulslI the champagnes and table
nines for the trust? Why, VII-
arc. of course! Where else could
you procure such rare \"llllilllt-‘S
to do honor to your tostivc
board but at dittguor & Flynn‘s?
Magnet 8t Flynn
PILUT’ 8 IIEITIII NOSE
0F BAD COLLISION
HONOLULU, .lan. 2h.v--~luopectlon
oi’ the United States armored cruiser
Qolorudo, which was in collision yes-
terday with the iiaIthIIrgIAmcricun
iincr t‘ieveland. showed that while the
Colorado was not damaged seriously.
her port propeller was injured to such
an extent. that she would he hardly lit
to Join in the maneuvers until repair.
ed. Any attempt, it is said, to carry a
head or. steam would result in damage'
to the port engine.
Rear Admiral Thomas issued orders
today directing an inquiry.
The general ballot is that the and-
den death or Pilot Milton P. Sanders.
who was in charge of the Cleveland,
and who dropped dead on the bridge.
is responsible for the accident. .
The Cleveland was not damaged.
The, collision occurred while the
Cleveland was being brought into the
harbor by Pilot Sanders. The cruiser
Colorado is at anchor In the harbor.
FAl-RFIELD couurv anvmos
“SOCIETY.
an...
Corporaton and Olllcén Elected at the
‘ Annual Meeting.
.The annual meeting of the corpora-
tors of the Fairlield Caunty Savings
Society .was held yesterday afternoon
at. 3 o'clock in the banking house in
Wall street. The reports of the treas-
‘urer show the innutution to be In a
iiret-claasconditlon, with a healthy in-
crease ln deposits and accounts.
The carpenters elected .the‘i’oliow-
ing directors:
Asa B. Woodward, James 0. Greg-
pry. J. Thornton Prowitt, Arthur C.
Wheelery Henry W Gregory, John P.
Treadwoll. Seymour Curtis. Winthrop
H‘. Perry and Herbert 1t. Smith. , .
After their election the directors
met and organlaea. They then elect-
ed the following omccrs:
President-Asa B. Woodward.
ViceiPreeldent-James o. GI-exbrr.
Sectetary and. Treasurer—Seymour
Curtla.
Teller— alloy ll
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TROOPS llllllllEllTlllTlllli.
lill’lllli Ill PEKIIG
' LONDON, Jan. 25.n—‘l‘he concentra-
tion of troops in Poking is proceeding
rapidly. A considerable number of im‘
portal Manchu soldiers have arrived
from the suburb of Fons-Tn! and also
from Tong-Chow. acordlngto a news
agency dispatch received here from
'l‘iI-n-Tsin.
The British military , authorities
:4!“
road at Fcng~TaL
MANILA, Jan. 25.—-The distribution
of the United States troops along the
section or the Peking railroad from
Tang-Shun to L‘auchow has now been
completed. Major James M. Arra
smith. who in command at the expedi
lion, consisting of a battalion of the
Fifteenth infantry and other details.
cabled his report today to Major Gen-
eral J. Franklin Bell. commander of
the Philippines division
According to his report. Lleut. Alva
Lee. with 42 men. In stationed at
Loicbwang; Lieuts. Eugene Sautachl.
Jr.; Felix R. Hill and‘lliaine A. Dixon.
with 70 men. at. Kuyeh;, Lieut. F. M.
Miller. withho men, at Wallal: Lieut.
Ernest B. Smaller]. with 80 men. at
Kalplnx: Licuts. Olin 0. Ellis and Ed«
gar F.1iaines, with ‘42 men,“ Taug-
Shan. Clint. Robert H. Stillman, who
is in command of these detachments,
has made his hcudquarters at Kuyeh.
. The remainder of “the troops are
quartered in barracks which have been
arranged in warehouses at Tien-Tsin.
BARNEYI’POLLEY ROBBED.
,m
someone areal“ into Dam and Bell
a Ham» Worth .8. I
streets", reported this afternoon that
on Monday night someone broke into
his barn and stole a harness valueed
a ll: '8." ' It: v
The barn. vacant very securely loch;
, Tel-phone at office, 336-2.
krhe Reed a Volk
I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIII Klillll It wont
have decide to reinforce the guard 0!,
British soldiers stationed on the rail?
Barney Pulley, of state and Monroe '
, thin: 'Williiuu Penn.
loaTALE i
We have had placed in our hands,
one of the finest places in the town
of Norwallt. which we otter at a re'
markabiy low price. situated on one‘
of the best streets in town. Lot 138::
367. House 12 large rooms, bath, 2
toilets, hardwood floors, steam but.
5 open fireplaces. stable. cement
floors. 5 stalls, haulage room. room
(or man. Mlflt consider exchange
for smaller place.
J. M. LAY'I‘ON 8: Co.
(lncorpoutad)
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk, Ct.
Fenwick‘ Opiical—Ch.
Evan EXAMINED runs
AND oLAssEs GUARANTEED
DAVID W. RAYMOND j
19 North Main Street. South Mountain.:
Reoldcncc, 5 Washington Strut. ‘
Telephone at house. 693 ‘
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Electrical C03
The Only Fully Equipped .
ELECTRICAL BHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
\ Phone 805 60 South Main Street
‘80th Norwalk. Music Hall Bloch
I
Harry Waterbury Strutk on the
f Head by a Tree Which He and
His Brothers Were Felling
A miscalculnzion as to the direction
.lhe trcc. he was telling would fall.
I. WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ‘
O. B. Jackson
Opticl a n
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
o M a d sum . 3 cans Milk ............. 25ci31bs Soda Crackers ....... ......2bc
on ona an u wanna
P UNITED? BANK ”game. ‘ 7.le Laundry Starch ..... .....25ci 3 lbs. Ginger Cookies 25c
South Nomik ti Ozone Soap .............. 1'...25c| 3 cans Gold Crass Milk ..... .....260‘
- I 6 llabbllt's Soap . .............. 25ci16 lbs. Granulated Sugar ..... “$1.00
'10c Peanline, this sale ........... 7c] Very Best Creamery liutter ...... 39D ‘
tFuneral Director and Embnlmcr’rEL. 833-3.
o £qu out
our FLOUR. A BAG.
FANOY secs, A DOZEN
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. A PECK ........ ' .......... .3»
Tel. No. 909.
1 _‘
.give. you a $25 Gas Tank fur W
$16 and your Old Generator-n+4:
for your Automobile.
Specials for This Week
Fancy Assortment of Fruits. I
22 souru MAIN or.
TO BUY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE CHEAP
1 Pullman 5-passenger Cdr
1911 Model in perfect condition.
See it at our Garage.
OSCAR H BANKS]
RIVER STREET Telephone 6814 NORWALK, CONN.
.. .. . Jaw
Has been run less than 2,000 miles.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
IIf‘lI‘IE ’
Free ‘De'iive'ry.
T
'causcti the death oi Hurry \VaIcrbhry.
oi‘ “'oston, yesterday morning. Mr.
\\‘utcrbury was well known in Nor.
walk and at one time condbcted the
iivrnaud ten cant store in Wall street.
With his two brothers. George and;
Stephen Waterbury, the victim oi the;
and accident had been telling trees hill
the morning. The, one which caused’
the untimely death of one of the trio
of brothers was the last that was to
be cut down before stopping work. ,9
All nent well until the tree was‘
nearly chopped through. when the3
wind caught the branches oi the tall:
monster of the forest and buried it:
suddenly downward l
Unable to “hurry from beneath the
falling tree Harry was struck by tho‘
thunk on «the side of the head, death
being instantaneous. His brothers
rushed to his side before the tree had
that he was.beyond their help. i
Dr Powers, the coroner‘s physician,"
viewed the body and gave an opinion
that death wan 'due to accident.
~Mr, Waterbury": many friends will
regret to learn of his sudden death.
for he was a popular man. The ttnnlluI
buried the lather. Samuel Waterbury.
but two weeks 880 and sympathy is
extended them in their trouble. He
was recentlygnamed as supervisor at
schools In theiown.
The (loosened is survived by, two
brothers. George and Stephen. He
was thirty-five years or age, and un-
married.
The funeral services will be held
on Saturday at 1 oclock trom his into
home and at 2 o’clock from the Nor»
lleld Church. .Rev. Mr. Chamberlain.
pastor or the Cannon Station Metho-
dist Church;‘.and,ttev.‘D. Moses. oi: the
Norfleld Church, will calcium.
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A man can never be a true and good,
Christian without. charity, even in the
lowest sense of it; and yet he may
have that part. thereof. and still be
none ol.’ the,.Ap°stle's true christian,
since he- . tells (us, that. though we
should site: all out-mods to the 900?
and want charity (in her other Ina-
higher house). it would profit on no.
fairly settled on the ground. but saw ‘
stage. we saw a pretty bit of Indian
color. The red road was framed with
gold-ribbed plumes .of young coconut
palms, with a backing of feathery
bamboo thickets and rich Bengal
greenery.
the round, entered a moon of brown
like draped bronze statues.
mun carried, poised on her head", and
steadied by a statuesoue right arm, a
broad. deep basket. boobed Mitt. as it
seemed, with golden almonds brilliant-
‘ly yelidw against the men.
ed the lit”.
3'».
The Gibson 100 Ci gar
FORMERLY MADE BY THE GEORGE B. MILLER COI, OgF NEW ’
' YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Comp pany
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOgLLOWlNG DEALERS:
SOUTH NORWALK ‘ NOVAK. s.
PLAISTED, a. H.
soccer, 6. set-mus, CARL
BAXTER, F. H.
SCHMIDT. ADAM
BRIGGERMAN. w. A. SIL
CANEVARI. D. “MA“I 5' H' “
CASTELLANO a. BARDINI 'ST'LLSW' ”WE”- co.
WHELPLEY O. CLARK
CLIDFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL WlGMORE. W. F-, O CO-
I
COLEMAN, F. a. . NORWALK
cuneom. , BM. w.c. ._
DISESA, LEONARD GLE ENING. H. a co.
DREYFUSS. It. w. HAY.“ s, .I. r.
EAGLE HOTEL
HOLMES, KEELER I. SELA
GERMANIA HOTEL ‘
LECK 60-. THE
GHIOTTO a co. MACE BROS.
cu'rKowsIIy, s. o - , MORELLI ccnaaoNE
HAFNER's EA3‘1' sIoE CIGAR 3A0H8IH
SKELLYH a HOWARD *
suns, FRANK a.
WEED. E. 9.
EAST NORWALK
HASSAN saos. .
JACKSON,A. a. .
MEAD a co.. I-I. E.
ROSS a SMITH
. STORES
KASTEANTOS. K.
LAYDEN, MR9. J.
LEARY, A. 5 CO. "
MAGNER G. FLYNN ..
MAGNER OTROY ‘ ‘ ‘1‘
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI, J.
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plaining that «the women were.
lng baskets of silk cocoons .-to that .
’ture. We called on Gliber Sahib choc,
In his big white barrack. and loan
him seated amid cables or coiled sold
like a modernist genie or the “Arabian
Nihts"——-Charlea .Johnotou in the A
lantic. '
PIcroRasoIIE INDIA. ‘
On our journey’s briefer second
To us. round a. corner of
MINOR. IMPERFECTIO
Wltey+~tht do you think oi:
new hat? . '
Hubby—Very pretty
satisfy you for awhile. . ‘ . .
Wiley—0! course it will The
is not quite what I_ like. and the *
mingsdoean’t come up to my‘
Bengalls, three woman and two men.
Each we.
I‘ hop
Meat-Sahib cried out with delight.
“Something in my line, madam!"
ll)
«m m
it. ought to be. but theme
. “b“ 10m!" exclaim- a splendid bargain. and I”;
curt emu; rum IIIII
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