NEW GOODS
FOR 1912
rim slid Foulsi'ds. A com-
pleh'fl ”militant Prettier ‘
a'ud beLler their ever.‘
E. K BANKS - '
MLhLéitL‘mo Hotel mock,
Scotti Nemik ‘
,2: Hummus Alto VALLNmNE
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5999‘ “W“ in“: “MN?
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:1 . . Now all aAL‘s «.-
POBI CARD.
eNL GENP UP
i WM P stuns
STATIONERY STORES
“no.
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gFor Norwulk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday" moderate
nbrthweuterly winds, becoming vellu-
hie. An area of high pressure, central
this morning over the Lake régibn its
pi'oduclng pleasant weather with. low ‘
Lhown in excellent taste.
AL 111mm taste can be displayed in the dreperycr your doors and
windowL at in the arrangement of one’s own dress Our drapery de-
partintnt. where all the 110304115 things in Curtains Lud l’oriieres are
‘ You Can Fit Up Your Windows
from 39c to $7 50, or
Your Portiets from $119 $15
A. l .1. COLLIN-s 8. COMPANY
"J n LAYTON‘W 8: co. 1* :
. Also Steamship Agents '
..,....,.....,...._r.
The 11111111111 shtvzwdenoush to tlgur‘e ahead and invest ll doll
where it will do the most good, will at once recognise in this one
1 , the opportunity to supply her clothing needs st a decided min;
‘LAD.E" .UIT. 0'1!|D.0970...IOIIIOIOI-lllltlllluse! from,“
503508!‘ .... “ '
"G‘OAT‘QOII In:IIIIInIn.sleet:sensuous-gl-LLHH-l.
, wAls're ‘
,_ BKlll'ra . trom
(lucorpomslil
lice! lining and Mennonite Assam: _
“till! Not-walk, 0t.
now-LILLLDIIOOOI-araIIILLLVDLJILOOIVIL
- DomulonLlnc,
Clyde Lute. Savannah _
Line and Mallory Line »
to all points South ' ‘
m m—u—w
Fcnwick optical .Co‘.
ed. Vi'e refuse to“ deny any over into next Lennon.
Tile Paris Cloak 81 Suit H011“
‘ THE Home or 0000 CLOTHES ‘ .'
, 515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St, South Norwhl
ea WALL arses-r"
NORWALK. ‘
snows Ass.
0.3. Jackson
Optician
‘ temperature in the northern section WWW
east of the Mississippi river A trough
of low pressure,e extending from Tern
as to Minnesota, is producing unset
tied weather with rain or show be
tween the Rocky Mountains nod the
Mississippi river. Heavy rain was re-
ll is rumored that since the auto hue supplanted the horse that.
all the old horse trnders have become dealers in live poultry. it is
can): niler tiling down horseu' teeth and leading them singer. to
change to trimming towls lens and touching up the plumage and
90"“ from Southern Texas “5‘“ combs with fresh color To one oi these dealers a hen. like a lady,
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
7 Harris .81 Gone are diacharglng a
horse of anthracite coal. '
Mrs. 'Dav’ld Bullsrd. of Norw’alk, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Balloon, 0! South street, Bethe].
Mrs. lumen Walsh, of 38 Wilton ave-
, one, was taken quite ill again Sunday
Lnd is under the care of a physician.
Special Ofllcer Lorenzo J. Adams,
of Cross street, Norwulk, is out again
after four days illness with the grip.
tile, pill holli its regulm meeting 11ch
Monday ill t’, instead of T tlosduy eve
hing. ,‘ '
At the menus of the l. ulgi Zupetln,
Society which nus hold Suullux, four
applications for 111(:111b€.1':-'i1ip “ore re
ceived.
Miss Mlunio Taylor, oi’ iloyt's Hill,
and Miss Sadie Squires, oi
Plain street, ill-,thel
: with friends in Nol'wnlh,
M...-
Kenneth Votnnm, of New York city,
spent loot owning with lluullolpu
lotto, in Norwnlll, having come here
to attend the Buy Nursery (lance.
At the meeting of. l’ncas liuyiofl.
‘No. 26151.0. i1. 31., which one hold
inst Pruning. Aiirod Cuthlll l1n<l.-loi
s: pit Swim. wen: initlnlr'd into the 01
gunlzntiou.
W... _._..._..
William (‘011011 of New Yolk city, i
is the guest of Mr and M1's.l'lood (l
limiluud of Prosper-l 111011111», having
come to ,Not'walk {LP the Day Nursery
dance last evening.
m...
Miss lsahol A1101:
is entertaining Minn lluzcl Fuirmuu.
woi New Rochelle, and Harold (Brant,
of New York. Both attended the Day
Nursery dancelust evening.
Luigi Sore-ill is confined to the Nor:
Wulk Hospital with a severe illness
Mr,,Sarelll is a member of the Luigi
Zuppetln Society, which organization
has him in charge during his Asickness
1
Bedding is preparing to establish its
{proposed lire protection service and
three chemical fire engines are to he
, . on display at Muonnl'ch's store it the ,
Ridge this week and will he given a.
competitive test next Saturday siter-
‘ nOO'Il.
_-No. 5 Courtlund pisce,
February “.16 at 7. 45. ,
has heen Arranged -» (Joke and cream
Alli terested in tem-
Friendly Societies in Norwaik and
rd Friendly has invited the ‘ "':
man: 96111113 ladies to be present at
ti
: nd‘dver,
, ”The Women's Christian Temperance ,»
Union will hold 9. Frances Willard so— _ ,
$outh Norwslk wheel's to go to Stam- .
or their twentieth an-
no and shipped by the
rut allotment was ship- -
Avon land 2
(Posts were reported from we Anso-
les, Cut, and Jacksonville, Fla. The
area of high pressure over the Lake re.
plan will move eastward and produce
in this vicinity fair weather with low»
temperatures tonight and Wednesday.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum 39:1110111-
011110.43. Cloudy.“
MdMMm-r‘...
Samuel l-loncock’, of 17 Lowe street.
is confined to his home by illness.
Q
Miss Dorothy (Tholwell, of Norwnlk,
is ornertuiuiug Gilbert, Fish. of New
York city.
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”the South Nolu'nlk mum of Trade:
“ill hold a morning Irridily evening all
the South N01 u'niit Club.
. The ituliuu Sociul Club will pixel
ils onuuul proud prizo unmouurndoz
hull this. owning 111 Arion Hull, i
will spend two months.
W-.- .. 0...... i 1
The upreulP urgent and 3111110 out i
001's of the 11111le Arcunum, 11.10 Mil;
the Odd Follows‘ hull 1110' ovouiug‘
rtlflt'ilmi South “Norman ’lhlu dilt‘i‘f
noon. The); 1m: slaying. 11,1 tho (.lllli‘ord
Hotel illiti will tulle dinner 11: the Nor-
wulh Country i‘illi). The grand ofib
lundldutos will he initialed. Visitors
will no on bond from lutulml'y null
ill'liig1111ot't. the iuttor liologniion
bringing for candidates.
change.
Sentinel eds. bring results. ‘
. , liliiiiii
1111111111111“ '
1 Americans ore
Quick lo Take Up
' a"G~o 0d. Th i ng
‘ 1 German chemists dis-
covered PERSIL, an
oxygen washing com-
‘ pofind, that washes
. ‘ clothes clean without
rubbing That was
three years ago.
' Last your German
, women‘usedéOmillion
paokuges of PERSIL.
PERSIL ts ire d
£11K uleriniffl Ly
RSIL‘savesmoney
went to consult a lurmers wild about them
them?" nskcd her adviser.
hand when you order the chicks.
Jeddo Goa
"Feed them?" was the answer.
lthought 11 healthy hon like that should have enough milk for her
chicks.” So be sure and have A stock 0! "Bonnie” Chick Feed on,
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, lost in price, slwsyl in the minds of its custom»
era—~Ilouuic Home Ground Feed 101' Horses. Callie and Poultry.
is as pill on she looks; They might tool the wile or the literary man
who bought a mother and brood They died in a low days and 11110
“What did you feed
"Nothing;
That’s 1114—.—
A liot Thing
Send us an order lor one load. and we will retLin you n L cos-
tomsr. Glenn, tree from elatemnliorm quality, suitable for lurnuoe.
range, stove or Leif-feeder. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
attend tool iii-l 11101111111; to he held in; ,
core are holding 11 melting. this iliil'i“?
noon. ’l‘ouighi‘e uli‘uir will he one of lllci
, 11111111101 on record and 11 lnrge class of
~, has unanimously adopted resolutions.
ii! “illiilinlw .
. ideut Samuel (tempers or the Ameri-
merino. 1 ~ ‘
‘90 Waslunulou Street
NOW GOING ON
LABOR UNION DENOUNCEB U. 8.
SENATOR, BRANDEGEE ’
W .3
Connecticut Man Censored for Vote
AuLlnst (tempers
(llurti’ord Gout-anti
’ The Hartford Conitrul lather Unlou
introduced by So] Sonthelmer, censur-
lng United States. 5300(1an Heyhurn
or Idaho and Senator Frank ll. Brendo-
1:03 for supporting, by his vole, scu-
utor Ileyhurn in his ‘stloclt'upon Pres-
”. ll.
Leila”
mass" '11 1 \1 h 11 H 1' a ' 0‘
. 1'. '11 ,r'. .0111 1.11111, .
spent Sunday . l A ‘ ‘ ,H .
\‘i om street, will 101ch 51111111 horn-11.11 W...“ “WM”-.. 4-”... A.-. .r ,......- MAMA...
' tomorrow {111' 1111: South. whorl» :hoy ‘
White ShoeSlore
South Norwalll'
(other Atiounv 111111 Worth Streets. 3111111011
A Special Fcnture oi Our Semi- Annual Sale
200 Pairs of Misses’ and Children’s Shoes
Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sewed. rock oak‘ollter Juice and in-
ner soles, made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
' ’ :1 col. M..- L..- .. M. A..-
0i W 98: a r HUMOROUS Misses“ sizes. 11% to 2, $2 50. Sale Price. .......... “$1.95
“\‘l’h' dont v 111 thr'on Ol'L m,“ Children‘s sizes. 8!; lo 11, 02.00.8313 Price ...... . ...... .0155
(.mmfm ,mflz.“ ‘ ‘ lnfnntc' 3128s. 5 to 11,111.75. Sale Price ,,,,,, , ........ ”31,25
”My wife figures that maybe she Parents should see those Shoes to appreciate the bargains we otter.
can put it on her new bulimic»
Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT Only.
mm Propellers icon
88 East River, New’ York (tool
or Dover street), every do: is:
sspt Sunder). st 8 p m. Frelsht ,
received Lt 'NoerlI up to L 11. ~
in. end SouthNorvalk 111: to 6:"
Pi"
Norwsik Steumhcst Company
Annluu J.j Smith. 0. 13. Monroe»,
General Agent
svss “1111mm run
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Baturosy evenings
Ulill‘l‘lll'y aANK BUILDING. ,
South Nowell:
-_
“The Meyer See 0f the Mayo
Car, the Meyer you Want "
to own one”
Volt are cordially invited to inspect the 1912 Models at our Gari
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE BY THE HOUR, DAY 0R WEEK.
OSCAR H. BANK
m‘van s'rnss'r Telephone sols NORWALK, c. N
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,nAvm w. 1111111101111)
Funeral Director and Emhslmet
in North Main 81111001100001 Namath
Residence. flWLth’ngton Street.
Telephone Lt cities, we.
Telephone or house. we
The Reed lit Yolk
Electrical Co;
. ,... .- .am-w_ww.h..fi_. .
iGood Butter, per 11).
iBest Winter Butter, pér lb
_ The Only Fully Equipped
1
:LacrchL snap ‘ 3 cans Milk for ..... . ........................... . ...... . .. .2ch
i gonna Good Corn for ............ . .......... . ....zso
,, i" ““ Town Turnlps, per peck ................................... .3‘ 9'
AUTO SUPPLIED 3poundsWetMinceMeatlor ............................. ‘
pm,“ 305-150 South Main Street , Color? Parsnips, Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, A'pplcs. '
1 South Norwnlit.
W m" UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
2:0 NORTH MAIN ST.
Hotel Mahackemo "~'"" .. '---'
g , FATHER or PARCELS posr
g- J. R1 CONNOR. Mgr.
, How James L. Cowies of Connecticut
iSERViCE. AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
‘nA'rzs L2 PER DAY AND upwmo'
Has Led the Agitation
no you 011111; the spirit 01’ hi“ 01m
. SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢
Banquets a Specialty
31 in is (loud? lime Pop on or soon Janice
TEL. CALL 888
i stumps that he ili‘still‘t‘d himself
‘llllp.
. Then some Boston friends 0
louse organized the i‘osial l’rog
league and made him the sect
wrilh n nnlury too nmnli to men
and u surprinlnglv limited finuncls
iowuut‘e.
The Postal Ieaouo had carrier
1... Cooler. the. 1111111’ 11111100 ouncr lit.
tic 1111111 “he has spout i1 mscit tor our
1015 posH Parcels post 1011 thought,
1 lo a to to . ' .
1115 1111111 11 lino 11 nt out! so it. is' in “ asbiuglou lust winter at
.1101 hir. (onion brought tho plan to '
_ famous men unto the speakers,
this country 501110 tony \euln 213.0 .,
1 11101111110111 people {111111 througho
when it was established in England .
country were the guests. An
and like 0 seed 0! his own pinutiug he; C ~
oules did all the 11011: no
has tended it end pruned it all the-sol sending of the invitations to he
1 , ' l . 1‘ ‘
,enrs, uniting put curly for it to boar log of the be,“ speech Ho
Darragh Brother
. ‘2 fruit. ..
GROCERS .. , i The hornets post agitation is in it‘32:18::infigemtgih;1§negéi“:9j
'L
. . mm .....
soil tremendous. The conduct: of u to his birthdays rnnuiug (mm
Washington Street ‘, runny men and perhaps of generations.
, ' l in this case it is One man and (or a lie is a frail, graceful figure
1
seutcd to (Fouglmess There have been son’s and Jackson‘s time A
. w... .. ___ i
. his arguments. and eyes flushing with the fire
i
itorm so vital is usually the work or eighties, he hes All the firearm:
.‘
Bndge , ,quurter or P. century he has wielded stands at the Speakers table,“
lengthy diécusslons F'ep pnbllostions,mmmmx n ueokcloth and hell 0]
. , ,
Now~~ the Best
The subject 15100 well 1mm" HOW riollstn. It is that which keeps
days land (00 popular, ““9 “'0‘!“ think. at. white bent in a struggle for
to need a {calming hand and Yet like llc good. It stamps the Amerlc ' '
all such things. 10903950 it 13 9- mutter er of parcels post, James Ii. (30 7
ol‘ lmporihucofil‘o everyone it seems to as a genius.~—'~Fr0m the’Januor
belong to no one individually There ton. ’ ‘
con Federnltlou of Labor. Southern
had se‘nf~ lo i’lcePresidcnt .1qu3 S
Sherman 0 copy of or resolution Does-
cd by the federation on the subject
of the melting paper money, whlch
Pros passed by the Sunnis. Senator
Heyburn objected to receiving the
comuulcation from President Gom-
ports and commenced upon his moral
chmsoler and citizenship. declaring
petition was 67 to 3
Brandesoe who :
in ,memhero or
hrtiord, and vi-
. .1110 111103,
‘e .llnntio‘rd Central 1411‘ r [in ,
detn "
1
and...» W WW
TRiAL.
«m
LAWRENCE STRIKE LEADERS
LAWRENCE. 111115... Feb 1:1. ~w hon
the preliminary healing of Strike
Louder Joseph J hitter and Arturo Gl-
ovunnilll, of New York charged with
being accessories to murder in the
shooting of Anne Lupine. on: contim ,
are low enough people with that sense
of public responsibility which ‘Mr.
. Cowles so nrdentiy represents.
, His book called “The PostulPrincl-
' ple‘ Applied to Railroad Trsflic," is the
' “ ’ i ‘ ’ _ : . ’ ,, authority on the subject. The same
Regular $3.50, at. . . .5200 theory. set :0th under countless guises
Regdlsr £2.26, Lt .... . ... .. 31.50 and in runny publications. has become
‘ . . . . . .01. .06 thoroughly tumlllar to an army or pet»
..-....,j..75c pie whoudu‘ not know Mr Cowles as
' ........50c the author
1‘ 1 ' ‘ 9Lacking the peculler ability for 01'-
‘ genlzsllon. Mr. Cowles did the work
himself. He hired an office, wrote his
educatidnsl pamphlets, published them
at his ow‘n expense and insiled them
to cengressmen and to prominent oili-
zone throughout the country. , '
,When‘ Mr. Cowles sent his first hill t
congress it won 100 radical tor its on
queues of youth.
‘ 510013119 and lion ““15 “"9 been We" lng one of the statesmen or 30
T8leph0ne ' . ' 923 ,0? imDONMC‘e 9‘“ have echoed with have the old time American hl
MR. HILL TESTIFIES AW
WASHINGTON, Feb, 13 "Eli
tinned testimony of Junie J. Hi
the Great Northern Railroad,
the house "Steel Trust” in"
committee today, was looked.
to with much interest.
Mr. Hill had told om re
committee he. intended. to
1 with them all
lenses, transportation 1' on
“I am here to\tell you ill
he sold “I have nothing
I come with ‘clean hands. ._
Mr. Hill, who said yesterday
thought the United States 3 ‘ ’
poratJon “was scared tonic
Regularfi‘les. Lt
Regular 750,-“
ore, is ‘ optimistic shoot the
Norwalk Chronicler