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Dr. W. B Burnellis in attendance.
‘ 3 of John J. Hennessy of Stevens street
f Srihhkbkri. JAN: it». on?
. England during the last 2.; hours and a'
' confined to i1c1'l10111c 113' illness.
9 able to be out after his recent illness.
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9 TWO FREIGHT TRAINS DERAILED.
‘ freight trains derailed, one in the W111:
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NEW GOODS
FOR 1912
in Percales, Glnghams, Ma-
dras and Foulards. A.com-
plate assortment. Prettier
and better than ever.
E. K. BANKS
Mshscksmo Hotel Block.
South Norwslk
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WEATHER FORECAST..
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight; Wednesday fair; not much
«image in temperature; light to mod '
eratc west to northwest winds. Rain 9
or snow has been very general during
the last 24 hours in all sections east
of the Rocky Mountains. The trough
of low pressure that. was to the west.
of as yesterday morning, has Overtuk
en in its easterly movement by on
area. of high pressure over Maine. it
will pass over us during.r the afternoon
and be followed by clearing 11nd cold-9;
«er weather tonight; There has been 21‘
decided rise in te‘1niu-1'utu1'c in New
torrcspondlng lull in tin,-
Mississippi?
Valley. '
Valentines
NOW ON SALE
VALENTINES AND VALENTINE
POST CARDS
.ONE CENT UP
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwak and Norwalk
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PROHIBITION CONVENTION PRO
GRAM.
Session for Falrfleld County to be Held
In Odd Fellows' Hall. February 12.
The second annual convention oi’ the
l‘rohibitlonists ot' Ii‘tih'iitald County will
be. held in the hall of Butler Lodge,
07, l. (l. 0. F.. 132 Washington
street, oanonduy. February 12th, at-
tcrnoon and evening. llunquet tickets
can be secured on application to E. l.
Richards, county organizer, Cannon
Station. The catering will be done by
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of ltebekuh.
The program follows:
Afternoon Session.-
Flrst Part.
2.00 p .111.~~~lluslness and Opening Iii.
ercises,
Rev. E. 7.. Ellis, 01‘ llnnbury, chairman
2:15 p. 1n.—~(‘.e'neral lieport of the
County Field,
Eugene L. Richards, County Organizer.
2:31) p. inn—Reports from Town Chair-
men,
(Not ovv'n' thrct- minutes euch.
to be called.)
3:05 p. 111.~-—"lio\v Muy We Secure
Xanadu 11nd ‘\Illll‘('>1li(".( 01‘ Voters We
llupht to lteztch'.”
A i‘rwt- discussion.
.:::ltl p. m. . Hauler-it‘ll Methods 111‘ la
torricuiun \‘olvi's to Set lire Reunite;
II‘.:11.I.<1 A Smith. .‘3’or13'ivh, l'ouu.
:flu p. 111. wltizermissiuu.
Tu W 11 a
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘t'llllml‘lllill‘t“. .\ii11i11111m,‘.“.‘: ulaxh
manhiv‘». P.11‘tlycloutiy.
00-0.0... .10... .. . 0.
St. .\lar3' it Young .\lr11': -t'Illii is plzln.
niu: ior a social on Friday owning.
Irvin: Hall,
of Main 51 reel.
is
lir.
Xlrs.
James.- (} Gregory is in nitcutlauw.
\li( l1:th 9l.Ililc ot .\t113\;tlk 31213 rt :uru
ed hozuc utter 5pc mlin; uo- Iterui Aims in
New l'ollt 1'it3 with ’11411.
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1.1 .\l113o1'.I0hn .l. (1131111112l1 oi \lotti
avenue, is spending the day in iiun
I1113 011 business.
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‘ sit up a short llil'lt" each day alter hia'i
recent illness.
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Mrs. John S. Scy111uur.9ot' East ave
line, is spending the day in New York
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Misses lbehecca and Regina Fox, of
Main street. are spending the week in
New York city with friends.
The Girls“ Friendly Society of Grace
Episcopal Church will hold a social
evening in the Guild room tonight.
Charles A. Rubey, of Academy
street, is confined to his home by lil-
ress.
The rain and snow of the past few
days has done little more than to make
the sleighing good again. Runners and
bobs are taking the place of wheels.
Tlmotl1y_lln'e11éian, of West avenue, is
Friends are greeting him in Norwalli
today.
it is reported that several suits
against the Connecticut Compan3 are
to e brought up soon. The appearance
of the claim bgent in town has
strengthened this under.
. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ,Riley, of 4
Cheetnut street, Norwwlk, are the
proud parents of a son horn recentl3.
“Mother and child are doing nicel3 and
Selectman Alfred Avlson and Dog
Warden Charle's F. Page are today in
ventignting the report received at the
selectmen’ s omee that seven chickens
were nines recently by dogs 11' the
dog is caught the usual condse will be
followed. \
TonRINGTON, 99m. 30.—-—Two
sted yards and the other in the
northern psi-l of. this town, blocked
traffic between Toninzton and
shed until noon today. No wrecking
until noon today. Two wrecking
train Were at work during the entire
torenoon.
Shllson s Remedy
Malaria, Chills Land 9
til .
illrs. n‘. ‘1' St.
9 .113111 p. .u
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Sea-out] 9l’lll‘l.
.:lli p, lll.‘ Song.
I'lf- |i. lil.‘ I'lit' 'Ulil'
’l‘lmusnnll" l‘lml 2.1-.
11-. prviioau. ‘
Ila \uluc.
Its results.
:ilu p, 111;» How th-I W 1’. ‘l‘. l‘
.Ilulp,
ll) Twenty.“
1131111. p9.'9ekilh ill 1 niri
i‘11111113 \\. 'I ii.
1 ill p in
(-un Help, 9
Frank l-‘loriln. phihiliuut
1.0311115 Iil‘lillll.
1.120 p. 111. tipcn lllstlllh‘a‘lull,
p 111 » Question link.
. 'l‘lrI t‘:11npui-.;11 til 19th,
l~‘.p\\ 01 th
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E\'cmng Session.
7:15. I’. .\l.
iiiliviu ll,
’l‘oustmziwtcr. Knowles,
ll1'itigcpurt. president 01' The
lx’nowh-s i.‘o111p.1ny.
invocation. .
. Supper.
sung—44;. Bridgeport Prohibition Mule
Qlllll‘ l1 tie. !
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.Word of tlr‘IIlttini; from Local lrohibi
tiouists. 9 .
Word of Greeting trout County \V. C.
'1'. ll. President.
Survey of the Field 059 l.. G.
Illlll.
Song—wily Quartctte.
Address—By Dr C. ”9 \ieud, of New
York City.
Song-m- lly Quartetto.
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A man can acquire an awful groucli ‘
if his breakfast doesn’t suit his fancy.
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Guaranteed
23 Jewels
Ad] noted
SolidI ll-Knrnl
315
ll ll; well known (act in the trolls
thst the better sins of Wotan dbslors
my on the ”-de rode to man bi _
r0 I. This otter w 11 our-tie sons 1: ..
thm.“ Just ask nngofiwollsr his Plea for ‘n
gsnll'omln's sin 00 on Watch
with in a; You‘ "3:“. than unis:
swim: I l 0 or mom: 0
then wstchos will its sold It “on, (ooh .
331311 the distinct noon-sunning 391m ii
any rsllnbls whet-uh color.»
lhoniuiin io.t:.o.r.o'm s or :2?!“va b0 99:!
us s ~
“Em lnmind‘t go" on!
iolid at cold the 119‘.»
Not 0v £=99901n9t9p|
-ilm\ mini Omani til iron;
(i. lloluhlbul. Mule chutrumu. ‘
III
of. Couches,
gains. Won‘t you let. ’us show you
best line in The Norwulks. You
great tax on your purse.
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get It for you und in less time and
January .,,Clea1ance* Sale
Iron Beds, Hall Racks, and
Dining Room Furniture
This Week, 1191 figures that make the articles unquestionably rare bar-
A. J. COLLINS 8. COMPANY
Any man who has been selling feed and grain {or over twenty
years OI'GII'I‘ to know how to buy to best advantage and help his
customers get the goods they want at the price they ought to pay.
No matter whut you want in the way of GOOD grain and feed. I'll
First. in quality, last in price,
ers~~~iionnie llomo Ground Feed 101' Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Parlor Suites
these goods? The largest and the
can suit your taste here without
In bettcr‘shupe than any one else.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
always in the minds oi its custom.
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tamer.
range. stove or sslf-losdor.
RAYMOND
Jeddo Coa
- Send us an order {or one load, and we will retain you as a cus-
Clean, lree tram slste,uniform quality. suitable for turnaco.
Prints on application.
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A HotThing
BROTHERS
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Mich. 3113 illll‘llr'lltv lliiltz :liukl
85c.$l.15 and $1. 35.
2"“ p:1il‘~ pi WOMEN'S PATENT
KID SHOES, in hul'ou 1111i ‘itw, $2.30 :$111d
RUBBER FOOTWEAR 1.11? 111‘ kinds.
White Shoe Store ,
90 Washington Street
Corner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
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RARTIAL HIV PREVAILS
III LAWRENCE TEXTILE
MILL TIIDIIBLES TODAY
(Continued from First Page.)
of most of yesterday's rioting, all was
quiet during the hours preceding the
opening of the mills today. The cars
which ordinarily carry the mill 3vork~
ore to the various textile establish
ments were practically deserted, the
men and women (curling that another
outbreak such as occurred yesterday
might take place. No ears were dum-
aged‘ this morning nnd the. troops
ilguerdod the thoroughtme. cleve1 at
i groups of half a dozen or more strikers
gathered on Essex street at daylight
but whenever any such event occurred
the (soldiers forced them to disband.
There were no attempts by the strik~
era to collect in large crowds up to 8
9. m. The presence at additional
troops and the heavy. snowstorm we're
partly responsible for the noninppenn
once of the greater part or.- the strik-
ers. - ' .
Today the city was as nearly under
Lmantlal law as, is possible under the
Massachusetts law. ‘ col. “E. Lora)
Sweetselr had under his command
nearly two lull regiments of soldiers,
totalling about 1, 200 men A large pro
portion 0; the militia arrived here into
9 . last night, and at once began the work
of patrolling the mill district and near-
by streets. It was under very disa-
gro9ablo conditions that the soldiers
began their work, a snow storm and
cold weather causing some hardships
which many of the militiamen had not
previously experienced in soldiery.‘ 9
Col. Sweetser stated today that. the
position or the militia was no longer
that or waiting for trouble to develop.
but that of the soldiers were looklox
for trouble and for strike“ who moat
Our Semi-Annual Sale
~— THIS WEEK ~.-‘- '
1 Boys AND GIRLS' SHOES. 69c,
break of yesterday.
pointers abovo the hoods «3199 s
COLT. GUN METAL AND VICI
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mill district Col 9S33'eetserv-fur1he1 said
that the polic3 oi the military (lutrlugl
the past two necks was governed by‘
circumstances but from now on the
rules will be string-em. Everything
possible will be done to stop further
disorders today.
The number of people entering the;
mills today appeared to be‘ greater’
than yesterday. but still probably was
not as laugh as the number that work-
ed last week. There are still about
22,000 operatives on strike or forced'
out by the closing of mills. Today
there were three mills that Were clos-
ed. theEverctt, Arlington and Fem-I
berton‘Mflls. ‘ 9 ‘
‘Joseph J. hitter, lender or the strilp
ers, said today that his men would
hold meetings during the dny, til-
though it had been declared by Col.
Sweetssr that no outdoor gatherings
of the so lkeis would'bé permitted. Mn,
Ettor said that the strikers’ commit-
tee would meet about 11 a. 1111., and
that there weald be a. meeting of the
strikers later in the day.
-Some of the mills opened at 7:30. in-
stead lof’stb " 11:45, so as to guard naginst
any trouble occurring during the hours
0: darkness when the operatives went
to work.
When Col. Sweetie: who asked it he
knew of a. proposition to unrest Lender
Ettore! the strikers, said» that no sug-
gestion no. that effect had been made to
him, {but that if Mr. Ettor was at the
head or any acts against the militia he
stood ready to arrest him The colonel
said that Elttot‘ by his own adrhissibn
was the responsible head or the strik-
Ie'rs, but that no proothsd been obtain-
od that he was to blame for the out~
For the first time, since the militia!
men were assigned to strike duty two
weeks ago, shots were fired by the
soldiers today. About five s. 111., a.
volley wu- lived by a. small squad or
0. i South Norwalk.
9' to keep the ices moving. and th‘o3 had
the objects at which they fired were
committee, was held last night at the
down: 1393171196115” as the boat. Plans
hated to this state control commit-
« toe-ate 119m 13 mm demons-auxin“ Firefly (311 a deep 11931199
the 9 19 till
(lneorporsted)
Real Estate and lnsursnoo Agents. 1
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk, Gt. 9
Also Steamship Agents? 9
for Old Dominion Line,
Clyde Line, Savannahg
Line and Mallory Linei
to all points South.
Fenw1ck Optical Co.-
KRYPTOKI
mm 13150041
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND OLAGSEB GUARANTEED :
Open Monday and esturdsy evenings ‘
UNITED BANK BUILDING, i
Booth Norwslk
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DAVID w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Embttlmcri
19 North Main Street. South Nev-walk
Residence, 5 Washington Street.
I Telephone at office, 336-2.
, Telephoneist house, 6939
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The Reed St Volk
Electrical Co 9
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP '
In tho Town 9
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-50 Scuth Main Street
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.Our Big Clearance
SALE
$2 COUCII Covers
at $1.39
Beige or White
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9 ' Lace Curtains
Reg. $150; sale 750
F A. MITCHEL 91
Furniture Store .
‘comvzu WALL AND HIGH “1..
NORWALK. CONN.
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paid no attention to the shouts of the?
militiamen, who were ordered last
night to be on the watch for any at.“
tempt on the part of the strikers tel
(310* the river on the ice and attack
the milk-1.9 The volley fired by the sol»
diere was mostly for the purpose of at-
tracting attention than lemony other
cause. it was explained later.
This (imam of musketry, which'
took place loot shove the Falls, Bl'idge,
followed another firing at rifles by p.
squad of- militiamen static d opposite
the Uswoco Mills, in South Lawrence
The soldiers thought they saw per-
sons moving along the ice and tired.
but an investigation failed to disclose
any evidence of human beings, and it
is believed that the militiamen mis~
tok a pile of. logs for men although
the soldiers declared positively that
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moving
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DENIOCRATS TALK ABOUT STATE
Lu: CAMPAIGN. ‘
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 30 “A gathoh ,
ing or the democratic leaders of flip
state, preliminary to the coming meet.-
ing. of the democratic stint; centrsil
Hotel Tait, with Executive Secretary-
for the next democratic state cam-
pstgn were discussed and two schemes
were talked of which will be aub-
b9> Mil Minimum!“
M. LAYTON & Col
99FANCY EGGS, 'A DOZEN
The Great A&P Tea Compa
Optician
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line 9
Eyes Examined 'Fre'e
as WALL eraser
NORWALK.‘ 93. ‘
PHONE m.
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
SATURDAY’S SPECIALS
Uneeda Biscuit, per pkg.
8 cans of milk
Fine Butter, per
Fine Eggs, per doz.
2 lbs. Pure Lard
6 Ozone Soap
TEL. 833-3.
lb.
Moyer Automobiles
ARE SELF—STARTING "
THE PRICE INCLUDES
Five-passenger and Runabout models for 1912 now ready for‘
demanstrstion at our garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS.
RIVER STREET Telepho
XIII SP IIII
16 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR
BEST FLOUR A BAG.
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124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK .911! in“?! ‘
Tel. No. 909. Delis/cries 8:30 a.
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT,
no 6813 NORWALK, couu.‘
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11111 all
m. and 2:30 p. .m. ' Fflcéimllvor 9
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Uneeda Biscuit
Fancy Table Raisins
t‘elcr3,l‘1usnpsS3v
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
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FELL FROM A LADDER.
iCharles A. Damon, of East Nor-walk.
Now in New York Hospital.
Charles A. Damon of 70 Fort street.
East .\'orualk, is undergoing treat
Intent at a New York hospital for in-
Juries received sometime ago while
933'orklng at his trade or iron 33"I01ke1 at
9 the Grand Central Station.
iNorwulk Branch Office’oi I i
311'. Damon was wot-king on a lad-
der front which he fell, sustaining
broken bones in “each of his wrists.
He was removed From the station to
the hospital and later was brought to
his East Norwalk home, Since, how-
lei-e91 he has been forced to again be-
come an inmate of the hospital where
the constant and expert attention of
the 11113 sielnus and nurses are expec~
ted to bring him around all right.
LORIMER ",IN IVESTIGATION.
w-nsnuvorox, Jun. au—wmiam
Kanally. a member of the 'lllinois’Leg
islnture at the time Senator Lorrlmer
who elected, will lie called as n w itnesa
before thcvsenate investigating com-
mittee today some close or Mr. LoriI
the committee' 5 process servers had a.
long sear’ch to reach Mr Kanally with
a subpoena.
When the hearing was. resumed 9109-
tiny Senator Lorlmor‘s cross-examina-
tion was continued by Attorney Marble
for the committee. The questioning
related to Mr. Lorimerfis version“? or
political conditions Illinois in 1908
and 1909, which hec aims made him
the only Republican candidate com-
mending Democratic voted to he. elect-
ed. .
After Mr. Iorlmer and Mr. Kannily
have finished, testimony in rebuttal
will be introduced by the committee.
W. J Burns. the detective, who claims
to have evidence affecting the veracity
of a. witné'bs. may also totality.
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King Firefly (with much tooling—d-
once loved a womnnubut, alas, she
married. Down 311ka (sym-
' rlé—‘Whom did an. marry?
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l 11' ms Milli . ................... 25c libs Soda Crackers ..._....
icunr'. t‘orn ..... . .............. 25c. l lbs. Yule roast ........... .9.
.‘l mus lluitl t‘ross Milk ........ 25c Fancy itiples, peck ........ 30. 35,
_' lbs. i’runcs ................. 25c,t)rI.1nI.c< per dozen ........ 30, 35, 400
9 :1 1115. \\‘et Mince Meat ......... 25c . t‘orn Flakes. 4 packages ...... I. .
(loud llulter, per lb. ............ 34c;
11. O. l-’:u1cake1«“ .0111, 3 1199K§395
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eel l‘otatoes, t.rapcs. if
] COMMISSION TO APPRAISE WI
| TER COMPANY.
PUTNAM 1.111. 30.—~The commissio
to be named to make an apprais'hl
the p1ope1ty of the Putnam Wat '
gas a step too 211 ds its purchase
9mm of Putnam has not been comp:
but the chairman will be Jndg
A, Robinson. of Middle-town, recently
from the Supreme Court: bench
other 111eni'bcrs are to be chili.
ears. The commission will he 9'
b3 the, Superior Court b3 read '
'petition p1esented at the Courtl N
Haven last “eel; this step but
ken because of the inability, ofthe 9
p‘any and the city to come to anagram-
ment as regards price. Themmes 9
several civilian engineers front will
a selection of bwo‘will be mad
he submitted by Judge Robinson.
WOMAN’S MUNICIPAL L db
Yesterday afternoon the W on
Municipal League of South 1316
met at the home of the presid
.1 H B Gerard. The n ‘ ‘
business was transacted “a
important matters considers
A vote of thanks was ten
A. Hamilton for the minimum .
which he has presented the R83.
Room. ~.I9.= . " '
During December. 1,500
visited the Rest \Room: dur
11131371, 170.
tics will be Elven of the plac‘
his. .
MR8. occur!!! 70 wan. .
Mrs. Thomas A. Skelly, ot-l ‘
istreet. will go to Stamford to "
to attend the wedding of M
511m Coulier, widow o! .1011
mini Michael Mullins. him/Gout
well known ,about The Norwnllt
her (fiends will be surprised
other marriage.
I Every ‘
Norwalk Chronicler