‘ 1'tionai Biscuit company as salesman.
'tenant Harold l‘.. llat't. l1‘itst infan-
‘ - try.
Mrs. Edward (‘rcrhnrdt and Mrs.
1'are spending a few days
E. ‘.the dcpatttncnt at “ushlugtun 1"111-1101
LusITAmA. MAURETANIA
Cunard Steamship Co.’ a mugniflceut»
Mating palaces, reaching all points of
drape. Clyde Line. Mallory Line,
pyal Mali Steam Packet Co. and Se-
mush Line. reaching all coast r0
60m and South America, with the
bermuda Steamship Co.‘ a direct eer-
vtoe to‘Bcrmuda. Best accommoda-
tions and best rates. Ask for circu-
' tars.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds
Real Estate—Town. Country and snare
Telephone 1230
, Upstairs Over the South Nor-walk
Trust Co. 87- 91 Washington 81..
South Norwalk, Conn.
1 PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER
.. ”m, .-._........_...—~.—~
JohnShechan. Ju'.. of River street,
has secured a position with the Na-
. Leave ol‘ absence from February 8
,to March 21 is granted Sccond Lien-
South Norwallt.
with rola
1 fives in Flathnsh and thc Bronx.
'Henry Gerhardt. of
Mrs, Frank Finnegan, oi’ liuvilanti
ed when she overturned a
_to be able to be about.
lamp 011
——Ask y'out dculot 101 .1 (iiiw 011 itc E
galia it. ii., ht'oudictt‘ wiuppci'.
-.__-... -afl...
1113111111
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lilii 1111111118
terizes‘ President William ii.
Tall 00 “Old Hickory” ,
lliiiilES liillii VIEWS
iii Sillll Dillllliiliil
Principal Speaker at League of
Republican Clubs Banquet
WAiii-liNG’l‘ON, Feb. 15.—~—Amoug
tin1 speakers at the annual banquet
of the League of Republican State
Representative Hill, who said:
"A11 i understand it, the object and
humour of this association is not to
nominate lioptrblicau candidates, but
to help to win Republican victories
and the path before no 11001110 to 1110 to
be very atom and plainly murkcd for
the Democratic party has chosen its
01111 gtound 011 which it will light the
campaign of 1912. and whilst it has'
not clearly dcilncd tho1 policy w":hlch
will control it 191 it has forced us 101
.11 attack along 1hc 11111011
lino which past c1t1x1rience has in
1'nrinhi1 1.1101111 will bring us to sun
‘ ccss.
'l 101111 to thc issuc bother 11 the
111'101Uti111poii11 on ihc ill-publicun
311111 and u t:i1‘lii‘ for 1'011111111- only as
(i. I). Worden. of Orchard strcct. is,
' ctill confined to his 110.1111 with iniiam-l
Tlllalflry rlmumutisnt, and though his,
condition is not thoucht to hc sortouaf
yet he suffers a gl‘t'ill dcal
Thc Hospital W hisl Club 11 lllth 11.11.
to have hold a social at the home of'
Mrs. ilownrd l., Lowndus, SuavicwE
avenue. Fcbruui'y thh. has postpotmd’
“that event until i=‘cl1ruury 20111.
Coley Ballard slipped on 1hr1 itc 1111ar
=the Armour liect‘ housc down tlu [inn
bury track this 111011 ping and so 111111111
E‘ '00 himself that he cannot move tort-
E'good.‘
Devi was sent 101 and ha tool'
Coley home1 in his papcr c'ati whcrcE
“the injured man is rusting up.
Postmastcrs rccclvcd until 11 from
tiny that in futuiu deposits at the post
but savings batik 1111111 b.» 111111111 from
any one who has it to deposit. Hare-
,tofore the ptivilegc of opcning 11 dc- 1
push was limited to patrons of each
office.
Ej‘l' The. Woman's Christian Temperance
.Union will hold 11 Frances Willard
socialist the home of Mrs. ldu Mock-
-er, No. 5 Courtland place. Friday eve-
ning, February thh. at 7:45 o'clock.
A line program has been arranged.
EE ;_Caiie and crcam will be on sale. All in1
. :jffterested in temperance work are wel
come. '
—_—-Keep in mind Trolleymen‘s Ball,
Friday night. Town Assembly Hall.
Cars all directions after dance. 8 to 1.
The Housntonlc Valley Tobacco 00..
of New Milford, has filed papers of cor
oration in he mace of the secretary
of state. Inc company is organized
{with $1,000 capital; William D. Wanner
is president and treasurer; Fred 1.
Wanner, vice-president; . Adelia H.
Wanner. secretary; directors, William
D. Wanner. Fred 1. Wanzer, James H.
‘ - «Dodd and George in Ackley.
No word has been' received by Fire
Gammissioner William Thompson, of
Norwalk, from the American La
~France Fire Engine 1Company, of El-
in. N. Y.. in reference to the repairs
. the Phoenix engine. The engine
ti'some little time ago and was ex-
floated to be here, today. It is expect.-
that word of the completion of the
it will be received this month at
. W-
-'_._....~ _..... ._. m...“—
he Eagle Restaurant
GULAR DINNER
. served from .
E , am. to 2. 30pm
i 111111
i
Sillllt‘ (11 thcn1.thorcis no doubt;
announced 111 13111 licmocrnttc c-andi
date-11,1 for thc blah 0111111 of tho ill‘QHi»
door)”.
"What arc
hu1'c
vii-11's that those
(.‘onc'ctuinu‘
con
-c111uin,1: otlicrs 111.1 can only in'i‘cr what
1111 ir opinions arc.
tho
.1
11111111 sucti'.‘
"\‘i'hcn 1111.1 i‘t'cu list bill was under,
discussion in tho 110111111 01' 1111111111an11
gtivcs (incur W. lTudcrwood. tho [it"lll-
Uil‘illic lcatlcr on the floor with
When “'11 tukc up the tariff hill
clubs at the New Willard Iiotcl wast
'1 years the Dctnoratic party
highly developed than his abil ty for
constructive legislation. He is it mat
ter of pursue-making. a brilliant fault
,flndur. skilled in dissecting. bu with-
out a thought of a cure. E
“There is one other candidate prom-
inent in Democratic circles, i for to
Governor Harmon, of 0110.110 made
a speech on JAckson day in St. Mull,
on the 12th of January. it a 1101
you can drawn any conclusio from
’whnt he said as to his positilln on
this important subject you will do
better than Lean. On one Ethics.
however. he was absolutely clear and
specific, for the St. Louis Republican.
a Democratic paper. says that jhst be-
fore leaving the.1 Terminal hole] he
was prevailed upon to “take bite.‘
“What kind of pie have you?’ 0 unit-
cd the waiter. 'Sovernl kinds,E was
the reply. ‘l want pumpkin. 'anid he.
'I have not had any for 11 long time.’
Whether he was 11111101111111 for Elmselt
alone, or for the party , l 0 not
know, but i do know that 0110 upon
tanking a trip around the world i
came to the city of liioscow, and as
i recall now the pleasure and satin-
faction which came to me when a
good American woman there nvited
11111 to dinner and gave me a pace of
pic of her own making. 1 have some
realization of the t‘ccllngs Governor
llnrmon had on his trip to St. Louis.
"1 did not quilt1 understand. how-
,Icvcr. why this allusion was 111E1de by
u Iiumocratlc reporter In a Democrat
tic newnpapor. i know that or 16
had not
E ,bccn living on u dict of pie, and that
.thcy must be exceedingly hungry and
thirsty. but as i read dow‘lt the
Ecolumn or the newnpapur and finally
i came to his spccc 31 dolitcrcd later at
tho llroadwm thcntcr in $1.1 uls. i
found this allusion,11hici1 made the
a course 01 procedure which is oniir-e \1‘l111lc thing clcar and illiiifl to me E11.
street has recovered sufficiently fromE LE aEmeEEEEU to EEEG RPWME an partt,
r ' - l
the recent accltlcnt which she suitor-i and E0
linr.mon rcfcrrlng 101
of :1 low 1.111111101ch in
upon
it! 1110- l
1111 pro
.Suid Governor
the (llmC‘liiil‘gO
11111 llnuuc of1111111'1'1-11111111111115
itho .161 11111011 at" 1111- licnmcrat
'joiltv, '\‘to 1111111 uil 1hr1 john 1
icpilimnto. and wont” l111v1thcm'
_c\'cntunll1- it not Noonct' bill 110 do
not 111111 0111 pi 11111.11 or jobs that “To
not act'nally 111-1 (lcd and tin‘ whole
uncutiou of pic 1111.11 at 01101.1, 11111110
1 1 tour to 11111.
'.\011 1111 to 1111.1 vicws on ”it tariff
\\' hcn lli‘t 1111111 to (“11.111111 tl1111 hillil(lCll.E
ho Sill ‘:'d ‘So “'1' 1111-1"ot1i1011111l n'iitl
(llllicuit and ticliruic situation ulticlla
1it will my our chill wisdom 111d pu- E
iioncc to handlo. an as. to lot 110 11111
111111 healthy forces of indnst
contmctru put into litlltiil 11.11111 1111;1-
‘out llcotlli'sn injuri to it :itimutc bus! 1., 110' for those “Mn“ from kidnc) 9.1111101111- (‘ourl room 111 11111
1101111 in rcmovinu tho obstr'ucliona. "
’spoctor “chauuhlln, the. head of
and business disaster ensues, I shall
not be discharging my duty. 1! i
shall fall to '.reccmmend the reduc-
tion of excessive duties to this extent
i shall fall In my duty to the con-
suming public."
"When the cotton bill came before
him for action. he acid. ‘1 pledged
to support l policy of moderate‘ pro
tectton.‘ i cannot approve a measure
which violates its principle!
“Old Hickory we: there futillliug
his pledges standing on principle. and
meeting fairly and squarely, the at-
tacks of the men who apparently
are more hungry for pie than they are
for the enfOrcement of principle.
"150 turns! 1 know. there 10,110 0th-
or man who has thus far announced
his candidacy on the Republican side,
but has coupled with it tho declara-
tion that he was a protection in prin-
ciple.
"bio that the issue is clearly drawn
on both sides between protection as
the cardinal principle of 1liopublican
doctrine, and the elimination of pro-
tcction as the fundamental feature
of democratic policy.
"it is but for us. in my Judge-
ment. as Republicans to put this is-
sue squarely before the American
11001110 in the coming campaign and
we shall win a most emphatic and
decisive victory."
tilillSPlilAtii 1110101111111
1111110110 Bi lllSTllltlT
Attontnwsuattsoou
(Continued from first page.)
.ludrc Rosalsky.
Hearings by Commissioner lianduo
determine witcthcr lllv facts in the
casc justifv u patdon for Brandt will
1111111111 begin here next Monday it
‘la said that Junticc (leiard will dclav
his report in tho lmhcas corpus mob.
tor until (‘ontmiaaioncr iinad rcportaE
to 1.01 at our lilx
The1 lcltcr written hi
(lune. Schld‘n attorncy.
Howard S
to Police in-
lilo
.‘funtrul Oillrc, 111111111 unit- of March :10
ill"? and roads in part an followts
‘.\ly ldcu is 017101111111 to preach! to
EJnrino ilosalshy a rc'turd 111'.l1i1'h taltun
Ein tonal-ctton with tho dcfcutlunt'e‘
crinic, nill requirc the imposition of a
long sentence. With thanks for your'
many kindncsoos in 11111 mutter. i 11111 t
i‘ttlthfully yours.
"HOWARD S. 1:115:13.”
HEALTH
ailmonts and 'r111zttl11rl1.lc11.Thc
111111 1111111111111
11111 1111111 111111111
Governor Baldwin Hearing Tas-
timony in Cass Brought
Against State Official .
HARTFORD, Fab. 16.~General H0-
man A. Averill. Commissioner of Do
mastic Animals, since July 1. 1899.
which office he took after resignation
as paymsater-gener'al on the stat! of
Governor G. E. witnebury. appeared
before Governor Baldwin today to an-
swer to charges of incompetence and
material neglect brought by Dr. F.
been prominent in the political life
of the State. As cattle commissioner
he was under criticism during the re-
cent general assembly and his con-
la debates on various measures the
ltic.
period as Dr. Atwoid during the sec
aicn ilicd charges with the govcrnorE
l
and united for opportunih to be heard 1E
EThc prcvnicncc of glandcra in New
Haven during tho past year brought;
‘nhout coutt'ou-rsi between (icnerali
When the;
iAvertll and Dr Atwood
formal complaint was drawn up by At 1'
Eternal-{ionoral idght recently it was
,1 soon that mum of the counts in it rc-E
.iutuu to glandcrn in Now Haven. iti
was upon those {01 that charges that:
Governor Baldwin gave them 11 hear-‘ E
. ing today.
Aside from the. charges that Com-E
intissioncr A1 crili had not handled the1
outbreak of glandcr 1'0 with the thori
:onghncss that the occasion required.
tthe complaint act forth that ho had
not conformed to the law in thc up- 1
toolntnicnt of u dcpuh l0“lllllil$ltllil‘l‘.;
,thnt hc did not giro his entire attan
tion to the duties of the oillcu as rcE
t
'1' 111.1 THE sotmo sLese or coon-111111111 111 1'1“-
The hearing was opened in the old:
capitol 1
Dr. Atwood, us the complainant, was
111111-dnl11 h\ fitlli‘dl'l" “0 “I“ ”3 to That did not givc 1110 much iufortnn-t prompt use of Will} Kidncv a“), will rcprcscutml h_1 former Representative
“illllfil lali‘S 11°10‘11““ ‘0 0"" ""9",11011,but 1 road on in tho hoEpc and: dispel hnchnchc ma “he“nunigm' heal Flank 5.1:llsl1op, of New liuvcn
Ennd 99“” “9 m “ 1111 ”E" tariff should, faith that ultitnaluh i would 111111 1111111! struuglbt-n ultra weak and atllall 90"“39'1 "9““ (inunral A111rill
had
'9' ““9 “99“ ”‘9 9mm" bill came “9E definite exprcusiou of his viqus 111-1 to ltldncyu, ".310“. mam,” action. and Judge 11' F. licnnuv, of this city, 05‘-
what ho. would do if he was the 5110- with it 1.9.11”, and gtrpugih Mrs. 11,, a lauymr
the fi.'1ll<111'i11g colloquoy occutrcd be-
tween him and Mr. llincs of Iiiainc:
'\ir. llincs~“ The gentleman 011,18
‘tthnt this cotton hill is framed sold),
to thc end of tho rcvcnnc vlou?”
".\1l'.1 llndcmoodw ‘1 do not think
lllt‘ gcnllolnan can doubt 1'1111 prupo
sition.‘
"Mr. llincs—-»"l‘l1(1roi‘nrc. docs th.
gcntlcmun so) also. that it lcavcs 01111
entirely tho principle of proti.1 'tioh?‘
“Mr. Underwood—#Absolutcly, so
far its my knowledge is concernod.’
"Tu'o things are manifest, thet‘ei‘orc:
from the speech and action of the
candidate from Alabama. judging
from legislation proposed that be aims
toivurd dutiable 111.11” materials and
free finished products. and in any
. event to the absolute elimination of
protection from our tariff system.
‘ Governor Fons, of Massachusetts.
who is also in the running, in a re-
cent ctrcular issued. and paid for by
himself .and therefore, authoritive, dc
clarea for the "elimination of such
protection as promoter monopoly and
for the removal or all duties on food
stuffs which enter into general popu-
lar consumption, and on the raw ma-
terial of our factories."
We, therefore. haveflhla singular
situation, Mr. Underwood wants duti-
able raw materials and free finished
products, and Mr. Foss wants free
raw matcials and duuablo finished
products. ' ., .
. Champ Clerk, another candidate
declared at the close of the slot con
green that he was for a tariff for
revenue only. and without any quali-
fication. said that meant a tax on
everything. having no free list. or 11
very small one if 01111.,” There would
seem to be. an uncertainty about his
position. \‘
."A few nights ago the governor of
New er‘sey made a speech in New
York on the tariff questions and, re-
ferring to the National Republican
platform, he said this language: ‘It is
not too much to say that the whole
proposition is ignorant and promoter.
one: This candidate seems to be
'much more skilled in criticising the
Views of other people than he‘ does in
expressing bia- own. 11'»- the only in-
tercuce I can first? "after a caretui
calling of his 111111111111 twice, iI that
in some way. but. does 1101100!le
‘, just how. he in 111' favor of abolibhlt‘t’g‘ ;
all tariff! and; ultimately getting to
a battle of 01100le free trade. W'
1 higher or maximum taritf
rcssrul nomince in tbi1 iron for all-
for ”11‘ Democratic running rurc 1
"Ho adds ‘le first 1111111 surely:
=1nust be to I‘cdoutu 11111 insult itom
311(11'vcrtcd use and r1 1110111 itEto its1
proper place as a revcnuc 1110111111111;
111 11111111111! tedut 110111 1.10 that all con ‘
‘cerned only how time to prcparc forl
thr- change' What time should be 11'-
quircd? H011 great should be the re-
ductions? What change was
madc'.’ None of these thingsEdld th
explain but in the vugucut and most
unsatisfactory way, simply skimmed
the surface of the whole subject.
“Who will win in this 111111 of
conflicting and varying vicws'ti it in
one thing in that report Which Gov-
iernor Harmon said which seemed to
me to be prophetic of victoryfor the
Republican party. in an outburst of
enthusiasm at the Jackson batEquet he
~amid, “i wish that Old lllcko y were
here to grapple with the mild and
lb reply ‘I would say that Old Hick-
ory is here. and that he not only has
grappled with it, but that... in my
judgment, he is ready to glv it an-
other strangle .hold.
"When President Tait wa inaug-
urated March 4, 1909. he and this
language. referring to the tariff:
"This should secure an adequate
revenue and adjust the dutieetln such
a manner as to afford to lab 1' and.
to all industries in' this ountry.
whether of the farm. mine or factory,
protection by tariff equal to tEbe dif-
ference between the cost of produc-
tion here and have 0 provision which
shall put in to force upon eiecutlve.
determination of certain 1 etc . 0
against
those countries whose trad policy
toward us equitably requires such die-
criminatlon. "
"From that day to this he has
fought the good light and kept the
faith and has looked foertrd to at
11011200011 of his hopes at the
time might come when th hearty
cooperation of. producers und con-
sumefl11;Ethflfll.~mlBllt be no longer
made an the reiult 0f guess work. but
lent 1 11011113011011 by 110 pa
110111111
“When the test and; in
1110011101111 act. cancel-nip; Elie wool
impossible now to any. but thEare was .
upon full' information and at, pat. ,
F.8pnlsh11rv,lll. says: "i suffered
grcat pain in my bath and kidneys.g
,could not sloop at night. and could not
misc my hands over my hood. ButE
two booties of Polity Kidney Pills cured
mo." W. F. ngtnore &Co.
HOME To REST.
Apple-green west and an orange bar.
E And the cry stat cm of a lone. one star.1 The attendance at the hearing num-
to bcE And “t‘hiid. take the shears and cut bcrcd about fort)
what you will.
Frost night—410 clear and dead still";
-Editl1 M. Thomas in Harper's.
Pea- green plffle and orange bunk.
And the rugged rhyme of one mad or
drunk 1
You must confess this approacheh
Miss
Edith‘s verse~but we can't sell this.
E —Bnil‘alo News.
Crushed pumpkin dawn and A lemon
squeak-
Child. lead your 'mother outdoors to
freeze.
At. stuff like this we could never fall,
But we'd never dare offer this stuff for
sale. .
~H0ustou ' Post.
Alice1blue cheese and a plate of tripe.
And fourteen chinamen hitting the
pipe.
Verses like this make a bottom throb—
I hope it won't cause me to lose my
E 3011.
~Miiwaukee Sentinel
suntan-lined vents and 0. paletblue‘ tie.
1 Child, keep your anger out of .‘the pie;
011119111111: in near. if i sell title, girlie.
You can do some of your shopping
' early. ‘
1 ~Detroit I'reo Mess.
Cabbage. potatoes and a piece of 111111
innit. ..
A forlorn. disgusted boarderat: will“
his trunk.
We could Write Ethic .1110 forever and
We. '
If we could only find some on foolish
enough to can,
‘- .. 0100111011 TWADDLEB. “ ‘
5111100000 00010011! EM It)“
wee, 1111-. mud-mam."
Will
i in recent yours the only other 00
canton who 11 a state commissioner was:
summoned to appear beloro a 11,101’1101'
nor to answer rhurscs growing out 011
his administration was that of Tax
Commissioner Prank Henley who was
Ercmovcd by Governor Woodrutf, in
E1907. The hearing at that time was
that a public 01111.
Attornoy- General
; Euitht represonlcd the State. There
E was a list of probablt1 witnesses, but
1 Mr 1.111111 said before the hearing 11111
i it was not certain that any or all the
persons named in the list would be
called. The list follows: Dr. Harrison
Ewnitney. 8 A. Gardner. George Raff.
E. P. Brett. A. Y. Johnson, G. L Che-
ney. Dr. F W Wright, A. Devitea.
D1. Oscar Schreck, Barry L. Andrew,
A. N. Farnham, Birdseye A. Furn-
11m,” Fred. Potter. 01111-11 Smedley.
Mr. Carroll. all of New Haven, Dr. G.
9' Torrlngton; Dr.
1 w. Lovleand, of
of Waterbury; A. E. Hoadley, Bran-
ford; Dr. M. P. Rindga. of Madison;
,1? J. Kilbourn, of Wuhinston Depot-
Dr G A Smith, West Haven; J. C
111180110111. New Haven and Dr G. O.
Atwood. Woodbury.
1111-. Light mada the opening state-
ment as soon as Governor Baldwin
was seated. He took up the specifi-
cations in the complaint, eighteen in
all. and suggested that the first nine
charges which related to cases of
slanders. be passed over, it being no.
mittedthet the cummisetoner had re-
ceived notice of the cases therein
motioned and bed investigated them:
through Dr. Whitney.
Mr. Rooney objected to this line of
action, saying that. misconduct of et-
it. was only fair to take up each 0110-
attention and have evidence present-
Edd to prove or disprove the charge.
1m commutator u detendant was
entitled to put in his defense. Mr.
Milli: retitled that these Iipeclilc char-
‘ Gee had been in the commissicner’s
00111000100 by 1.01.1111. ...' - ~
"1001011101 11011111111 111111 unit it was-
0. Atwood. a veterinary surgeon of]
New l'laven. General Averill has ioag‘
wkm
Friday” ”Specials w
EMINTZ’S
04.00 0th OHIFFON WAIe're....
duct of office along certain lines was;
brought to the attention of a ,iolntE
committee. when hills which sought?
to abolish the office or consolidate it‘
with others were under considerationE
assertion was made that inspection ofl
cattle had not been as thorough as it?
ought to have been and that this states
was the dumping ground for Musaa~E
l 0111111111111 and Now York deceased cat-E
Statements of this kind attract-E
cd atlcntlon and inquiry into General:
E Averill“ s administration had been ex- E
' Thomas Bland and Dr. P. W. Keeley. ~
lice and negligence were charged and '
hands for ‘0 longuume and were 001- ~1
............ sac
12¢MEN'eHosE.....1. ...... .. ......... ...... ...........80
50c FLANNELaTTE sKia'rs ............................ . ...... 300
01.00 consa'rs ............................. . ............... 791:
03.00 CHILDREN’S cons AT .......... . .............. 01.40
socconsETcovaas ...... ..... m
250 wmoow sHAot-zs ..... . ....................... 100
01.50 BIL'K HOSE ........................................... 01.15
sec LEATHER AND VELVET sites .......... .. ............ .. sac
50cMEst-10Ans,.. ..... . ......... ...... . ...... ............290
251: sunsou's Hos: ...' ........................ ,. ..... 121/10:
01.50 FOWNEB' GLOVES ......................... . 01.10
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
EYes Examined Free
0.13. J ackSon
Optician
4,,
“The Mayer Sec of the Mayor
Car, the Moyer you want.
to own one”
You are cordially invited to inspect the 1912 Models at our Garage.
AUTOMOBiLES FOR HIRE BY THE HOUR. DAY OR WEEK.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 581-8 NORWALK, CONN.
Goad Butter. 1101' lb
Best Winter Butter. per lb.
800
87c
3 cans Milk for . . ..' ......................................... 25c
3 cans Good Com for ..... . ................................. 25¢ .
Turnips. per peck ......................................... ..17c
3 pounds Wet Mince Meat for” . . . . . . ...................... 25c
Celery. Parsnlps, Sweet Potatoes, Oranges. Grapes, Apples.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN 81'.
PHONE 143
The woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and invest a dollar
where it will do the most good. will at once recognize in this 01101-
tbe opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided saving.
LADiES‘ surra. ..... 11011105001111.
01153053.. ........ ..... ...... .from 05.000111
COATS ...... .. ........ from 839800
WAISTS ..... 1 ......... ..... .......... .frem‘SSe,,up
sKst ..... ..... ........ . .............. immense up
FURS AND FUR COATS at a great sacrifice. None are reserv-
ed. We refuse to carry any. over into next season.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
515 Main 51.. Stamford. 33 80. Main St., South Norwalk
.. ..... beet-000.100ieevbo-
. “MEL” SHEPPARD RE—ENLISTS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15. ——Melen 311...!
pat-d. the runner, who was recently]
dishonorably discharged from the NewE
York National Guard for failure to at-
tend the ‘drill. is again a member of,
the militia. having ra—enllated in '0'
Brooklyn regiment. The commanding
officer of Sheppard's old regiment gave
his consent to the new enlistment.
As he is now reinstated in goodwill
, .’
HILL HAD NO iJSE FOR OHEMMAL‘
TARIFF ML. . ‘ 1
washmo'rou, Feb. iii—moment:-
tative E J. Hill is about as disgusted
with the new chemical tariff refleion‘ 1‘
bill as he has been with other dam-
ooratic tariff bills of recent: vintage. ‘
To 0 reporter he said today: , '
“I have not studied the bill closely '
enough to say just ,where and how ’
it. affects many particular Connecticut
my standing, Sheppard ‘Wlll .be able industries, but I 00111 say in 0 general .
to compete in the Olympic games. '. way that: the rates are raised in many E
1 raw materials .used and lowered 1
MANDOT AND MOORE MATOHED. on many flushed “gm, or 11101111-
NEW ORLEANS Feb.15.-—'-Joe "311' factories in my state. 801110 indu'uriel.
dot. of this city. has been matched will doubtless be injured” ‘
with Pat Moore, of Philadelphia. for a
ten around-11 bout before the New Or- .1 1. DENIES- MAN 10111111141014
loans Athletic Club next Tuesday. 0f~ 1 .S'l'l wills. Feb. 16.".— «When the
ternoo‘n Both we 11.11.101.101... Klmmel insurance case opened in the
" united states District 00111-1 bore 00- , ‘
. CHILE WATER SUPPLY. =' day, m-uee L. Conner, it railroad ceal 1.
pSAN'I’iAGO. Obile, Feb lite-«The anchor of Oklahoma. we put on 11.5 .
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