(3'
.. terday, '-Julia' Morrison, a 19-year—old
.1 a. time she declared. and then drop
NEW GOODS
FOR 1912
In Females. Gingham, My
drag and Foulsrds. A cons
plete assortment. ' Prettler
and better than ever.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwaik
Miss Violette. Linsan, of Brooklyn,
a summer resident here, is visiting
iMsa ids Veriin of Elmcrest Terrace.
Mrs. William Hyland, of Plattsvllle
avenue. who was quite ill at her
home. is now on the way to imprive
ment.I_
”Latest style Derbies at O'Brien's.
Miss Gertrude Natteford, 'or Brook]
Iyn, came to Norwalk last evening
FCome Id
and ask to see the new
TELEPHONE HEDIOTEII, MEMO-
RANDUM HAD AND PINOIL
that can be connected to the telephone
PRIDF‘IMM
WM. : P. BEERS
, STATIONERY STORES ,
South Now“ and Noiwalk
.m’
WEATHER FORECAST. '
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer tonight; Saturday in-
creasing cloudiness and warmer, prev
bahly followed by snow or train. An
area of high pressure, central over the
eastern sectionspproduced very low
temperatures last 111‘qu in the north-
ern portions of New England. North-
fleld. Vt., reported 32 degrees below
zero. An area of low pressure. central
this morning over Iowa. is causing
cloudy and unsettled weather with
light'snow and rising temperature in
the central sections.
A
w.“
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 36; maxi-
mum. 43. Cloudy.
A special contlnve of Clinton Com
mandery No. 3, Knights Templar will
cooler the Temple degree this even-
ing.
(‘hester P. Meeker, rated 100. will
contest with George J. Cavnnugh. rat.
ed 80, in the Second round' for the
,tirst one in the Nutmeg t‘iub pool
tournam’ent.
Innd remained for a few hours with
‘Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Nations-d, her par-j
cuts, residing in Wilton avenue.
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Employees oi the New York Hand‘:
Laundry at No. 619 East \\.11.bmgton
menus. Bridgeport, accuse ghosts ofI
prowling around the silica yesterday;
allernoon.
for money and got away with 544.
Because of their relations with Mary-
Smith, aged iii, and Pauline i—lonik,
aged 15, both of Port. Chester, Charles:
’l‘edesoo and illurdo tiiumpolo. tuoi
Stamford men. were yesterday bound
over to the superior court under bonds
01‘ $23100 in eacil case. i
Louis lloltt'lt stood before a Water
bury hill-board for five hours water
day dolling his but to the ('illl‘ii‘ is lndlcsI'
displayed Itl1e1e.lic has finally :11'1cst. l
ed I'nd. as there is c cry l‘ndlt :Itiou
that he is mentally unbalanttti, doc-
iot'o will examine into his cmulitimnt
Sherman Connoaudru‘y. No. «it‘ll. U.“
(I. G. C., will hold the regular meet"
' Ing this evening. Business of impor?§
' lance. will' come up. Miss Nellie;
Sprugue, of Bridgeport, will be pre-
sent to perform the rites of installs-I
lion. Guests from Stamford 811113
South Norwallt (‘ommanderies are ex"
mooted.
At the convention of the Hartford
District of Swedish Churches held in
«New Britain. the following officers
were elected: President. Rev. J. Dan»
ielson, of Bradford; vice-president.
Rev. E. C. Bloomquist, of Portland;
secretary. Rev. J. H. Olson, of Wash-
ington Depot; treasurer. Rev. J. Frid-
lund, of lilerlden.
Eat-Senator Andrew J. Sloper is an-
nounced as the toastmuster for the
iannual banquet of the New Britain
Business Men‘s Association to be held
in Hanna's armory, that city,vnext
Wednesday evening. The speakers wil
llnclude Mayor Joseph M. Halloran.
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin and
Adam Bede. former congressman from
Minnesota. " ’
At the annual banquet in New Ha-
ven last night of the former members
of the now defunct New Haven Bicy-
cle'Club.‘a letter was yeceived from
Arctic Explorer Cook in which he
hinted at possessing information re
, garding the death of John C. Verhooff,
of Louisville. a. former member of the
club, who disappeared during the Arc.
It‘lc expedition of 1910. He may be
, asked to furnish this evidence at an-
Iother? meeting of the club.
' In the Waterbury superior court yes-
girl, told. a pathetic story when her
,Ibreach of'promise- suit against Joseph
Brennan of ‘Danbury was called. She
told how Brennan was a. persistent
suitor and how she agreed to become
his wife. He took her everywhere for
pod her. Now she wants $5. 000 dam-
ages. Judg'e Burpee took the papers
These ghosts had a maninl,
, Lodge. No
. which was held last evening, arrange:
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Iheld in the near future. 'lhe commitI
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~ during the menial and. afternoon.
' . or 111mm. read. her annual Ad-
dream and the reports or the Other ot-
Irvinp. ll, Sipperly,
mm the 11111111. people in iiIanch-
ville. Ian-1i I>\'.enl11g’l‘l1e night was
clear and thr- be. smooth so that an
ideal time w .1~' participated in by all
Frank ilat'anelli of Ward street, f
who was injured yesterday when 11.
falling tree limb felled him in AiitesI
Lane, is resting comfortably today. lie.
rewivml u push on the limit of his.
head and other minor bruises ubichj
were :Itttmdrd by DI'. William ”ll
, 'l‘i‘ittrI-y _ i
Rm. Aaron t'uIlur I‘oburn. of l,‘(1i(lil~ f
'lai (Tulane, curate of Grace i‘hurrli.§
.Now York, will month at Iii‘III‘x
Church?"Norwalk. III-x1 Sun-lay I‘I‘I‘ll
i11g..\lI.(‘obur11 has 1111111 itionds in
town uho hate hauled to. in 11 him;
.ILIIII‘H'LI and who will I‘Iillililtt this up
épmtunitl. l
At the meeting of
HI. Knights
Olive Branch:
of i’ylhins,
ments were. made for 1111 entertain“.
ment for the members which will 1.1-;
tons were appointed with instructions '
to report at a future meeting. 1.11515
night's meeting was one of the 1110in
enthusiastic held for some time.
BRIDGEPORT LADS HELD.
Charged With Causing Death in Bob-
cied Accident.)
BRIDGBPORT. Jan. 21i.-~Roy Ilolio-
way, 14 years old. and Peter ilranm-
gap, 15 years old. are held for invol.
untary manslaughter by Coroner Phe.
inn. for causing the death on January
15th of Joseph F. O‘Connor. O'Connor
was struck by the boys‘ sled as they
were coasting on James street on the
night of January 11, knocked down
and his skull fractured. It was sev-
eral days after the accident before the
police found out who struck O’ConnOr
and the coroner’s investigation re.
sulted in the finding handed down to-
(1113'.
REYES TO GO To PRISON.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. Jan. 26.—-~Gen.
Bernardo Reyes will not be bucked
up against a stone wall, blind-folded
and shot for inciting a rebellion
against the Mexican government for
which crime be Is in prison in Mex-
ico City. That opinion is expressed
by President Francisco I. Madcro in a
signed communication to the San An-
tonio Express. Instead President Ma-
dero thinks General Reyes will prob-
ably get a sentence. of from six to eight
years in prison.
In the same communication Presi-
dent Madero says control of the na-
tional railways will continue to be
vested in and exercised by the' Mex-
ican government.
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EASTERN STAR CONVENTION.
'INEW HAVEN, Jan. 26. “The Grand?
Chapter of Connecticut, Order of the.
Eastern Star, met in this city today.
at Masonic Hall for its\tblrty~eightbw
annual cousins; Meetlhss were held?
with a- third meeting «1161- this“ eye-
ping At the morning. session the
grand matron. lira Mule B. Clark,
This 11
gains.
best line In The Norwalits
great i It on your purse.
COLLINS 8. COMPANY
A-
An man who baa been seilln
..A‘..‘ A _
No ma for what y0u want in the
Vvvv'vvvvvvvvv'v'vvvvvvvvz
AAA--- -AAA---
of West ave».
3.11119 attended 1'1 skating party of about '
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t
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his Scolieid Eleanor Olsen,
Helen Sher.
Jauary Clearance. Sale
f Couches,
Beds, Hall Racks, and
m,D1ning Room Furniture
It. at figures that make the articles unquestionably rare bar-
l’arlor Suites
Won' t you let us show you these goods? The largest and the
You can suit your taste here without
I; feed and grain for'over twenty
years (I UGIIT to know how to buy to best advantage and help his
custom rs get the goods they want at the price they ought to pay.
way of 0000' grain and feed, l'll
get it I r you 111111 in less time and in better shape than any one else.
MANU EL TORO HATCH.
I-‘irfst in quality, last in price, always in the minds of‘its custom-
ersthinnie Home Ground Feed for liorses. Cattle and Poultry.
J ddo Coa
That’s It !---
A Hot Thing
Sen us an order for one load. and we will retain you n a cus-
tomer. .Olesn, free from slate, uniform quality, suitable for furnace.
range, stove or self-iced".
RAYMOND
Prue: on application.
BROTHERS
IT'S ALL SETTLED
now and “all over but the about
1111:“ Wild) invitations are is
sued for tho wedding or recep-
tion ~l1111 who is going in for
Irish the champagnes and table
Wines for the feast? \\‘lI,\', we
are, or more"? Where else could
you procure such rare vintages
in do honor to your festive
board but at Manner & iv‘lynn‘s'.’
Magnet 81 Flynn
CINDERS PLACED 0N ICE.
Norwalk St
Condit
That the
Normal); in
rest Department Imprtwch
ions About the City.
street dcpnrtment‘uork in
in some vtars is evidenced by the
fact that SIteei Commissioner C. Irv-,7
lug liylnuton is on the. jump all the
time.
1 WATER WITH MEALS.
A Change From One of the Old Trad
ditiona.
i’msuuni to a tIndlIlon of longaw
time There was a time when sut l1
advice appeared most. reasonable.
Prof Hank and his pupils at the
University of illinols have been intes.’
mass. can
«A... -t....
1M. LAYTON 81 Co.
(Incorporated)
Reel Estate and Insurance Agents.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwaik. Ct.
for Old Dominion Line,
Clyde Line, Savannah
Line and Mallory Line
to all points. South.
Fenwick Optical Co.
Mm? 321$
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Norwalk
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Also Steamship Agents :
‘1 Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything inthe Optical Line I“: ‘
Eyes Examined Free,
5| WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
3 cans of milk
Fine Butter, per
Funeral Director and Embalmer,
I! North Main Street. South Norwsllt i
I Residence. 5 Washington Street.
3 Telephone at office. 336-2
Telephone at home. 693
i
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co
1 The Only Fully Equipped
' ELECTRICAL SHOP
i in the Town
i AUTO SUPPLIES
! Phone spawns 31111111 11111111 Street
South Norwaik. Music Hall Illoci
ANGRY FBPUIIBE
11111 PRISIIIII
General Pedro Montsro Shot. Be
. headed and Burned Alter
’ Court Martial at “Guay-
I aquil. Ecuador
i
l
(iliAYAQllllh Ecuador, Jun. 211:—
(ion. Pedro Montero, who was recent-
i ly the popular hero at Guayaquil. was
' yosterdax shot by the 11111.13 Impulse-e,
brim: (IIITIGII forward in standing, It is a common (112110111 10, thawed through the sunsets heheud
113mm? IIIKI8|I03MW millilit‘l‘ than it hits fo1bid the drinking of water at meal 0“ and burned '
(ion. Montero
{was proclaimed
troops stationed
handed mer the
in November last,
president by the.‘
111Guuynquil. but.
leadership in the
Yesterday it Would soon, because of ligating during the past few more thci provisional government to Gen. Fltu 10
the frozen YOlltllllOll of the
that there
sloner to do, but he found plenty to
gtfmnnd cmrct tunes of the current attitude IoI Alinro.
as little for the comn118-'Im1d this question with results quite ”0‘“ ('“l‘Ii‘iN” ‘0 “109i “‘4‘ govern
at variance with the tInditional idea
A rmolutionnry army sent
mene troops from Quito “ho under
keep him 801118 With a team and sev- i When the influence of water drinking the command 0‘ 0“]- Leonidas i"ll-‘1“-
eral Welly empioies the commissioner wth meals was examined by direct defeated them and eventually forced
carted clnd rs from the pulp mill to experiment on man the alleged dire»: ("m-mill") ‘0 ““13““111'91
all the ore swalks in town covering
the Ice effe tually so that there is 111
tie slipping today. '
Around t. e watering tanks where
the ice had umuiated so as to make
it. (bfiicult ork for
stand and rink, clndcrs were spread.
eliminating tibia difficulty, which is
greatly app lated by the drivers ‘of
teams and carriages.
MISS T ‘RLOV ENTERTAINS.
Miss Cec lia Tarlov, of 102 Taylor
avenue, 'ent rtalnch fifteen. of her Iit~
tie friends Wednesday afternoon In
honor of he. ninth birthday. One of
the games that were played was In pea-
nut .hunt, w rich proved to be very in—
torestlng to the little ones. The prize
in this cont at was won by Miss Elis-
abeth Lane. Another feature of the
afternoon w s ‘the'donkey game, the
first prize f£r which‘ was won by the
hostess her! it. ~ Miss Jennie Scofleid
won the booby prize. Later in the at-
ternoon a nty luncheon was carved.
Those pr sent were: The..Mlsses
Cecelia Tar ov, Elizabeth Lane. Jen-
Eraser. A11 to Bresov. Edith Taviin.
y, the Masters Isadora
Tar-low Obs lea Cousins Samuel Lan-
dy, Louis 11 d Able Kaplan. Louis Tan‘
Iov and Hyztan Green.
Before u: young people departed-
for their h men they wished their
youthful hostess many more :11sz
birthdays and voted her a charming
. entertainer. She was the recipient of
many beauti III: slits. ~
the horses to I
Esther '
ful consequences wcte found mlaslng'
There were no apparent ill effects.
01} the contrary, the. general conclu-
,sion from all the' findings was that if
lwutcr is taken with meals there is a
better digestion and II. more. complete
utilization of food. A pronounced im-
provement in the digestibility of fat
was also observed.
Since there is a constant tendency,
at least among persons whose knowl~
edge of the given subject is slight. to
carry to extreme conclusons derved
from experiments. It. seem worth
while to add awsrning against the
indiscriminate and excessive use of
large quantities. of water. Further-
more. nothing that has been said is
intended to lend any support to the
American custom of drinking water
that is ice cold. _
The. experiments of Hawk and his
pupils indicate that. our ideas with re—
gard to the drinking water must be
revised, but we must wait for reports
or ibservation trim: a larger body of
observers. In the'meantinie, says the
Journal of" the Acnerican‘medlcal as
societies, wei'n‘iay allow water more”
Ividual exceptions which experience
"brings out.‘——Meriden Journal.
MW
chMAN OAILO FOR WORLD
, ' TOUR. . .
Rev. Dr. Wilbur Chapman. Drooli-
New Yerk. do: the. Mediterranean to
:dohi, at Wilma-Chaim II Ales:
freely with sinus. subject. on the indi- '
, ton street bridge construction commit-
lyn evangelist. soiled yestsiday Iron: .
Gen. Montero with other leaders
‘wns captured on Jan. 22, and last ev- j
cning Gen. Montero was bmught be‘,
time a court-martial and sentenced to?
, sixteen years‘ ‘imprisoument in a pen-i
Viteutiary.
When Gen. Plaza. who presided
over the court- martial, announced the;
sentence crowds of angry movie who;
had surrounded the government pal-3
ace awaiting the result, shouted viol-;
ent protests. The excitement increas'i
ed rapidly and some of them rushedé
into the courtroom. riddled Gen. M01111
taro with bullets. seized his bodymnd‘
dragged it into-the open air. There
they ‘hacked the head off the should
ers. gathered fuel . with which they
started a tire and then cast the head
and trunk into the names.
The excitement lasted throughout
the night and revolver shooting occura
red in many parts of the city.
Generals Eloy Aii‘aro and Paez who
were on tured at the same time as
Gen. 'M t'ero, were, it is reporbed.
sent to Quito at midnight.‘ They will
be tried by court-martial in the cap-
ital.
BRIDGE MEETING TONIGHT.
A regular meeting of the Washing:
too will be held this evening at. 8
o 'elock. in the town court ,room in Wall
street. for the transaction of routine
business.- » .
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. PHILADELPHIA'S NIGHT COURT.
.PHILADWIA. Jan. 28.—Ii‘ollow-'
in» 1111"
, Tel. No. 909.
21h's. Pure Lard
6 Ozone Soap
ETEL. 833 3.
CHANCE
TO BUY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE CHEAP
1 Pullman 5-passenger Car
1911 Model in perfect condition.
See it at our Garage.
OSCAR H. BANK‘IS
NIORWALK, count.
RIVER STREET
F. E. Lockwood&Company~will:§d
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator----
for your Automobile.
ROYAL GROCERY co.
SATURDAY’S SPECIALS
Uneeda Biscuit, per pkg.
Fine Eggs, per dbz.
Has been run less than 2.000 miles.
Telephone 681-3
4c
25c
. 82c
32c
25c
250
22 SOUTH MAINST;
lb.
. _..__ ”ms.
.‘,;
16 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR
BEST FLOUR, A BAG .........
FANCY EGGS, A DOZEN ...........
...................... 35c
IrAch MAINE POTATOES, A 1:ch ‘
The Great A&P Tea Comps”
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
FOR .......................... £1.00
...................... ...........80Io
Free Delivery.
fi...
SOUTH NORWALK
AUGUST. C.
BAXTER, F. H, '
BRIGGERMAN, W. A.
CANEVARI, D.
CASTELLANO 6. BARDINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL
COLEMAN. F. B.
CUNEO, G.
DISESA, LEONARD
DREYFUSD, A. W.
EAGLE HOTEL
GERMANIA HOTEL
GHIOTTO 6 CO.
GUTKOWSKY 8. G.
HAFNER'S EAST SIDE CIGAR
STORES
KASTEANTOS. K.
LAYDEN, MR8. J.
LEARY. A. O. CO.
MAGNER O FLYNN
MAGNER G. TROY
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI. J.
‘1
The Gibson 100 Cigar,
FORMERLIY MADE BYJHE GEORGE B. MILLER 00., OF NEW ‘
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Company
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
NOVAK, S.
PLAISTED, R. H.
SCHAUB, CARL
SCHMIDT, ADAM
SILLIMAN, E. H.
STILLSON'POWELL CO.
WHELPLEY 6. CLARK
WIGMORE. W. F., G. CO.
NOIIRWALK
BAUR. w.c c.
GLENDENING, H., a co..
. HAYES. .1.T T.
HOLMES, KEELER a sat.-
LECK be. THE
MACE anos.
MORELLI e CARBONE
SACHS, H.
SKELLY a HOWARD
STARR. FRANK a.
wean. a. P. .
1 EAST NORWALK
HASSAN,,_s'aos.
JACKSON. A. a.
MEAD a co. H. E.
Ross a SMITH
ORGAN RECITAL SUCCESSFUL. l
The Grace Episcopal Church organ
recital given last evening in that
church in Norwalk was an entire and
enthusiastic success. Cholrmnster
and Director Arthur Frederick Hunt-
ington acquitted himself in the usual
tine manner and Mrs. Albert Carriag-
ton Smith. dramatic soprano soloist,
who assisted. was in fine Voice, tie-A
Flightlng the large audience. A collec-,
tion taken for the benefit or the mo-
tor for the organ was also quite
gratltying. .
, , On. sTILL «911111 UP. , .
Kerosene oil has advanced another
cent. according to information receiv-
ed this morning. This is the third
time that the oil has gone up this win-
Ifrom Tripoli. «Providence Journal.
PER'HAPS 'TWILL SUF‘FICE.
The world is probably not destined
.to go without oranges, lemons, etc.
California Is raising them. Arizona has
recently become an exporting source
while all the other American states
and colonies where they are raised?
are. being matched on the other aid
or the Atlantic by the tropical rear.
ions developed to the producing and
shipping startle. Oranges come from“
Jerusalem now. and doubtless ere ion
they will reache Europe and Ambri
?—1—L.~—__I.—.
NAUGATUOK AFTER 'EM ’I'O
nanoarucx. Tam sc-m '
tor Patrick O'Connor todsy hail
the prosecuting attend: the' '11th
spam
Norwalk Chronicler