. “If up
horror-in oi tho
‘ e into elutlful
Rather improvev
. ment is the child or an-
, duous struggle. But this
only serves to prove the
rent and of (non for
he pointer which the new
life brinln with ltr—ln'
dianltpolia Newt;
Wet-M
ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the south Norwalk Pout-emu
as Second Class Matte
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Had‘Gone' but of Portsmouth Harbor Today to Carry, Out a
Series at Torpedo and Diving Exercises and Eleven Men,
on Board, Lost Their \‘Lives
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PHSlHH IS IN WIN
.ilev. Ernest E. blciirepor (lon-
ducied the Prayer Service in
First Church, Last Night
W; e...“—
The prayer meeting oi the Norwnlli
Congregationnl church was led last
evening in it very interesting manner
’ by the new pastor or the church, Rev.
Ernest E. Mcilrcgor who comes to
Norwuik lit. the call of the pulpit sup-
ply committee from Clinton, Conn,
item. hloilrogor mode no special ad-
dl-css, but gave it delightful general
prayer meeting talk. ,
During the week the pastor line been
staying with Principal ‘(lcorge E.
Thompson. in East Norwullt. Today
he has gone to the home at Mrs. Wib
This Class ol Vessels Have Been Very Unfortunate and Many
Boats With Crews Have Been Lost or Injured
I’Olll‘s MOU 'l‘ll Fug, Feb 2.--The the work nnd voluntoci in largo num- in“ “cdnegflay. and are still on the
total loss this. morning ol‘ the llliiillfi'
submarine “A 3," with the “hole of
her crew after the collision with the
gunboat 'l-iuznrd. adds another to the
long list of similar accidents which
have during recent years thrown the
'llritish navy and nation into mourn
ing.
The crew of eleven men on board
the little vessel, which is one of the
older class, was composed oi? volun-
teers from the men of the fleet, us is
the case with the complements of all
submarines. The men. in spite of the
hazardous nature oLthe service. like
any respond not .7
“ST reunites.
Complying filth the statutes-the
selecimen oi the town handed in to
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, on
Wednesday night, a complete list (it
those male persons of the town liuble
iorthe personal tax to be collected
this year. A number on the list Will
be exempt, but the list is on tile ill the
town clerk‘s otllce and may be seen
or those interested.
The law requires that those between
the ages of 21 and 60 in the icon. un-
less exempt. by the. ltiWS governing the
tax shall pay $2 each. Eighty-live per
cent. of this money is to go to the
stale. . V
There are over 6,000 names on the
new list of 1911. The list was indexed
and copied by‘ Mlsa‘tnez Daniels, the
clerk in the‘helectmen’s office, and is
a credit toltlletown. ‘
.t‘
u-FREE THIS WEEK.
. tantra. large size Gray 'Enameled Tea
Kettle, worth 690, will be given free
to every purchaser of “$1 worth of
. goods. ‘
EAST iNDlA TEA (30..
To]. 371.
DEPOT “01.111100?
ill 8011111881011 TODAY _
Superintendent Charles A. Copley oi
the Gpnuectlout Gompuny, stated this
orning to 'a Sentinel reporter that
the railroad station tiolley loop would
loop was onlpleted sometime ago with
to e option clone section under the
superinten-
ii on the ground himself
he put into commission this afternoon. '
he work on tile construction or the ‘
. appeared ballot-e the board and protest
hers to be detullcd to the submarine
iloiillns
Milli} submarines are stulloncd at
Portsmouth from which port they con»?
stunily go out tot diving and torpedo
pructltc in the ronds, and n number of
intnl incidents have occurtcd in the
vicinity
Torpedo practice had been in pro
gross lot some time and the snbtnntu'
the "A 3" was pnrtlnlly submetged
when she came. into collision with the;
gunhout llnzurd
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(Continued on Eighth Page.)
111181.“ {lem
i
iii EISLWV' V'
Although there are a about many
cases of measles among the scholars
of the Fitch and Marvin Schools in
East Norwnik there does not seem to
he anyimlnedlate danger of an epi-
demlc. The members of thé teaching
force are individually and collectively
hetnthy and‘ it is thought thstuuless
a rapid spread of the disease begins
the schools will weather the condi~
lions all right. V
The kludergartens are both heavy
sufferers in thermattor of attendance
because of the prevalency oi the dis-
ease, and but titty per cent. of the ins
pile are in attendance daily. The oth-
er rooms each have some pupils out
with the complaint. but as the schol-
urs are older in the higher rooms the
fewer are the cases.
Principal George E. Thompson stat-
ed this morning that he holds no fear
or an epidemic. Someof the pupils
are returning to school but then others
are staying out so the attendance con
tlnues necessarily poor.
. , mu: rootlets. tee to
Tarlov Block Wash. St,
Choice Native ‘Fowls, 20c.
Native Roasting Chickens. 22c.
Loin of Pig Pork, 12350.
Small. loan Fresh Hams. 14c.
Lean Fresh Shoulders. misc,
Homemade Sausage, 14c.
Less of Spring Lamb, 14c.
Forehharte’l‘” Lamb. 10c.
Spring Lamb Chops, 14c.
Rib Roast Beef, 12”“.
Brogktast Bacon, 14c lb.
, 54b. pail PureLardyilOc. '
warranted 'goo'd- Eggs, 35c doe.
Swifts Butterine. 25d lb. ,
' “ HAYES!" MARKET.
’M
TWENTYA FOUR PROTEBTS. .
The Round of Relief, consisting oi
E. l“. smith W. J. Shower: and G W.
Stevens. met in the town hall veal
lterday. In twenty-tour cases people
believing they were too high assessed
ed. This next meeting will be on Mo
- been the desire of the Board of Trade
~ fetch the price.
‘ _ He 3'“ or.
, Battery.
_ octet 22c. each.
llnm ill. Marvinund tomorrow night
land Sundny will be entertained by
lionton George ll. Barnum
V: Tito household clients of the newly
indded member of \‘orwolk’s list ot.
l‘clelgylueu weld shipped from (lllnton‘
loud expected «to nrr'ite ut nny hon:
liter. Mcilrottor will probably tulle up
his residence in the pnrsonntle on illoi
Green, next week. some time after;
itltu house has been settled oiih the;
‘ (manipulent '
Z Sundny the new poster will dollveri
this ilrst sermon as the pastor of the
Norwuik church. and it is unticipntcd
thul the congregations to greet him
will he large ones .
vaM n.
éVALENTiNE-s.
no of H2. Post Cards. 6 for he. Brig-E
germnu's. below Hoyt's Theatre. ‘8. &i
ll. Green Trading Stumps.
loo-4v“
1 till ililllllliil
President emote Talks on no.
thud Used by city Bl-Mlcll
A concrete example or the reasons
why the South. Norwaiit Board or
Trade has not yet succeeded in land-
inn a good manufacturing concern for
this city was cited to n Sentinel report.“
ed by Nehemiah Candies. president or
in; article which appeared in the Com
met-clot Record of the issue at Jan.
unity 27. is sellexplnuutory:
“The City of Norwich has modes
good start towards getting the Ameri-
can Thermos Bottle 00. to locate
there. Otthe 876.000 nocdedto cou~
automate the deal more than $30,000
has already'boeu subscribed. and it lei
expected that the balance will be forth
coming. It the deal goes through it
new factory will be erected for tire
companv which will employ a large
number of hands "
President Canoes stated that it has
to secure this concernwhlch has been
recommended by such high‘authorlty
as W. H. Sealer, manager or the New
England ltlnoa industrial Bureau, with
emcee at Boston. Mass. He believed
that the American Thermos Bottle Cd
could have been persuaded to locate
in South Norwslk on account of the ex
ceptlonally good facilities which {the
city has to letter, bad the board been
able to secltre the necessary funds.
He is of the opinion that Norwich vviil
“i want the people of South Nrovvallt
who have criticized the Board or. Trade
i’Ot~ the reason that they have not least
ed sup mountscturiug industries in the
town, to realise and nppreoiate Just
rebut the board its up against. it we
could get some money tor use in oom-
petitlon against some of the other pro-
hmssiVew‘itieé in the stat e we could
show results." loud the president, .
the opinion that the com.
3 "Willi diuppolntsd that such an option ‘
‘ unity thouldlhave-to be lost. “ . ‘ '
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'1‘el. 367 Flo
the board. this morning. The follow- V
WEATHER reasons?
Cloudy, colder tonight; Saturday fair.
d;
HHli Still HEHIHHl
PiiillHl’l H HEHIEH
lodge Considers issue end All.
nounces He Will lipid Mailer
liver UniiiillleSliay
Attornov 1L“ Belfry (lithe. Gounod
tlcut conlpnuy is talilngnoohe‘nocs in
a (lounge suit with 'I Jury. in the suit
or Peter F blurred at Nortvalit.
against the t‘oudectleut company.
which was begun flli’bdnoe'duy after-
noon before Jutlhc 117.8. Case and a
jury or the superior court the plots
MA
(Continued on *Eizhth l‘sttel
~REDUOT-i0N 1N Elliot 0N
CHOIGE QEGF.
Price Rib iloust,1tl~lso lb.
Blade Ronni. 129‘s lb
Portal-house Stout. statue lb
Sirloin steak. We its
. Round Skill wit.
' Shoulder Steel: 15o lb
PUBLlC MARKET.
32 South Main St.
Elllll Hill Mill
{Hill EM HHHHHEl
city at Norwalitlieeldeots Want
at Club. House audit-loci at
‘ Upper End at Harbor
Enthused with the idea of forming
a host club in Norwalk forty-six men,
owners of boats and their friends. set
down to u dinner in McCarthy‘s Rest-
aurant in Water street to talk over
the project. [i the gathering was en-
thused when it begun the talk then
when all the possibilities had been
gone over there are few words to de-
scribe their enthusiasm
A committee was appointed by the
chairman of the meeting Henry Goon
man, owner oi! one or the finest
hearse Hal-dutch James Connors. At.
pert Buttery. "Bernard 0. Nancy and
iurt‘herposslbliltiea. They will meet
within a short' time to consider the
visits for organisation.
Chairman doorman explained to the
gathering the purpose (or which they
had assembled. It is proposed to or-
out a suitable club noose also to have
a landing and plenty of mooring
space. The clubhouse will be used in
winter to store the boats in some;
063.88 He reported that: is favorable
site has come to the notice or the
promoters of the scheme;
There were speeches tilled With
lidea‘s, but, although incidental to the
convention, the dinner that virus serv-
were heard alter the rennet. The menu
'l‘urtltps
‘ little trick hud workod.
launches in the harbor. consisting or.
himself to lurestlgate us to sites and:
all was excellent and the speeches; ,
HAHIHH HHle HPV
HE RHiHAllHH HHH
Charles Nash, Employed by
Franklin Lynch, lies Revolver.
Thrust in ills Face ‘
|
A during holdup was attempted in
Rowavtou last night between it and
i2 unlock, when Charles Nash, who
is employed by Franklin Lynch of
Butler's Island, was brought to n sud-
den stop by a masked party who rudo
ly shoved the. cold steel point at a
revolver in his lace and informed the
‘sturtlcd man that his money was to
be forthcoming or there would be a
tuncrui procession shortly in lioway-
ton. Mr. Nush did some hard think»
int; during the next. tow seconds and
he decided that it would‘be suicide
to refuse the demand, hilt concluded
he would litltg u long chance and take
his ndversnry by surprise.
by letting loose an unearthly bowl for
help which not only lrightencd the
lWOilid'lN} hold-up man but aroused the
neighborhood. Seeing that the tricki
had worked. Mr. Nash followed his1
initial shout tvlth n series of our-split~
ting cries for assistance.
Alexander 4\1‘obb.»who lives on the
corner. henrd the shouts and ran down
the road, but by the time he arrived
on the scene the thief had taken to
the tall pines and Mr. Nash stood
clone. smiling anti delighted that his
‘A vigorous search for the hold-up
man was prosecuted. but lulled to rt»
veal his whereaimnts and those con-
cerned tire of the opinipu that he is
going yet.
Jon" shrunosv’ ‘ ,
thin-A . . pack, 3 c...
Coloy‘h Hon y. t test.
Old fashioned Buckwheat ',Fionr
lbs. 25c.
Al Flour. bag, 35c. .
Luxury Blend Codes. 1b.. 35c.
B. B. Blend Coiled. 1b.. 35c;
1775 Blend Codes, “1.. (be.
» H.121 MEAD in (30..
‘ 232 East Avenue
’1
Elllillllll mm or our
or solution billets
, ..._._.........
Mrs. R A. State. otVBelden‘ avenue,
was nestesa last. at evening at the
social of Star. oi (lotumble Circle.
Companions of the Forest, held in the
Mystic Chain hall. and the allair prov-
ed to be a greet success. hire, State
and some 01 the other members of the
circle expected that some or the men
would appear to play cards. but they
did not
After a short business meeting the
social opened with fervor. euchre be
lug pissed, six‘ganles in all. Mr. R.
Delahunty and Miss. A. Collins each
won six and received first prizes. Mrs
Frank ‘Svec and Mrs. William H.
Pam been tron tour and one unit
games out? were awarded second
prices. The consolation awards wont
to tire. M ‘1 0' Bitten and Mrs John B
tit-imp. Because the men did not tint
in an appearance: accounts to:- the
double number of prices. ~
‘A social hour with dancing renewed
the cord pisylng, Crotty'a orchestra
furnishing excellent music. Refresh-
intents. consisting of ice cream and
units, were served. Mrs. “state Was
voted a most charming hostess by the
large gathering. about forty-five being
present. ' ‘ 1
9“...“
‘ esavunpav SPECIALS AT L.
' ' JOSELOFF‘S.
16 lbs Granulated Sugar. $1.00.
Very liest Butter, 39c lb ‘
‘ Red Onions. .i’c qt ‘ 4 qts..25c. .»
lie did so _
‘ATTEIPTEil Til silent
in- entlllhitt utter , “ ’
ham Wellnite give in the Washington
V Superintendent Whalen Entertain“
the Mexican
Americans Were Heavy Losers
El. PAS-30. Tent. Fob. 2.~ AAAAA A t 12:30
o‘clock this morning Col. Estrada, do
posed military commander oi.‘ Juarez,
received udvioes from Governor Gun
sales notifying hint illntnn agreement
had been reunited whereby the rebels
would return control of the city to
the federal government.
The terms or the agreement are un-
derstood to involve the payment oi
all money due the rebel soldiers for
past. services to the Mexican govern-
ment. 50' per cent. of their wages of
$1.130 (Mexican) pet day having been
hold back. Free transportation for all
discharged men to their homes in thel
aim—m
Quiet“ littler Crmbury Was the scene
of another of those enjoyable dances
which Messrs. Ray Sherwood and Wil-
Lodse hall from time to time. From
all neceunts, the stories varying in
the telling though the main point is
identical in oil, it seems that but tor
the presence of spe'cial Officer Richard
1“ Moore there might have been a
sorry ending to last night‘s affair.
The Crystal orchestra of four pieces
was doing its best and the melodious
strains were filling all parts of the
hell. when a carriage containing sev-
eral young men evidently bent on a
celebration drove up to the hall. An
attempt on their part was made to
"crab the party" and rumors of the
fracas about. town this morning had
Messrs. Sherwood and Wollnltz throwu
from the hall and injured. The pres-
ence of Chloer Moore, however, was all
that was needed to curtail the acts of
the celebrators at the start, and they
left rather suddenly, having been un-
successful to spoil the dance.
About, one hundredend fifty were
present according to the tissues given
out by Mr. Sherwood this morning,
and all enjoyed themselves Carriages
walk to Crsnbury for the dancer~ Re-
freshmeots were served and all Were
sorry to hear the familiar strains ot
Home, Street Home about midnight.
wWater mas, Brussels sprouts. to
matoes. rhubarb egg plant, celery,
spinach, kale, radishes, green peppers,
oyster plant, soup greens, head let
thee,- eschuls. new beets. new carrots.
leelii' chicory. parsley. okra. cucum‘
bore. At Ghiotto u Co.‘ is, Music Hall
black. Phone 838.
INSURANCE MEN SUP.
W
Hill ”REBES AHREE ,,
iii lililiRN Jiiiilil on
The Terms Are Understood to Involve Payment of All Monty
. Due Rebel Soldiers for Fast Services to ' ‘
All HISHHHHHEH MEH HHSl HE HIHEH EHEE
'lHlHSHHHlAliHH 10 Will HHME ill lHElHlEHiHH
Devasiaied the City and Spent Night hinting
and automobiles took msny from Nor- ‘
Government
When the Molt oi Matineere
interior is also guaranteed.
With the stores wrecked as in
pletely us it a cyclone had strut:
them, the merchandise bedecking the
mutlncers or piled in their homes
throughout the city and all retiree,
cut to the south to prevent trod
coming from the national or state ca‘
ital. the 500 mutlnous Mexican
(liars who took charge of (buried .1
oz Wednesday evening and about
night rioting and looting. (we aim
for the time help; During the My
they elected their own m M9
(continued on Ninth Ml
still!“ ‘ H; V, .‘
MANILA. mil. e.—-Attot~j '
all-night meeting. the legislative
sculpts" tool: dual “humour at
(5ch this interning, tines elem
second session of the second , “
titre. Because of «bubbles ‘
the house over detection: or _
only about seventy «bills in” ”V
passed by the Assembly and mail
portant measures are still cuts
“18..
Governor-General Forbes unto
.ly called an extra live days 5
to settle outstanding measures;
pitittou or last year’ flooding;
the appropriation ‘blli seems it
stint voter root. ‘12,
Pork Chops, 1259c lb.
Fresh Shoulders, 1255c lb.
Fowls. 20c lb.
Chickens, 22c lb.
Roast Beef, 14c lb.
Chopped Beet, 14c lb.
Porterhouse Steak. 200 lb.
_ Sirloin ‘Steak, 20c lb.
Fresh Eggs, 40c doz.
Butter, 38c lb.
Butterine, 250 lb.
7 bars Soup. 25c. - ‘
’ . NEW YORK MARK
‘ 143 Washluxto
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HOPE HOSEQUARTERS RENO
' ED. ., .
Oiled. Papered and Decorated
Mnnner to Please All Months
'l‘ruly one would never
Hope Hoseflunrters as they :1
poor alter the renovating,
Everything that tallies varnish
. varnished the walls were he
new watervsillt curtains have ;
hung. and indeed the place prelim:
Norwalk Chronicler