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TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds
Real Estate—Town, Country and Shore
Telephone 1230
,UPItalre Over the South Norwalk
Trust Co., 87191 Washington 8t..
Bouth Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
3'.
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-“.
trical Supplies
] 01111113111511, Jr.
51 MAIN '87.. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901: house. 21-!
A special meeting of the (.ovcrning'
Board of 11111 South \011111111 Club. ing a cargo of coal at Raymond llryth-
will he held on this owning 111 8 o‘
clock i
Miss Anna is itichmds and Arthur 111111'. of \0111all1, 1'01'cr11d Blltlgcpori
T. Mu1'1a_1,ol 11111 \11"1111iii1'.~1 attmidcd:
the theatre in New York city twice
on Saturday.
its send-monthly liuslnossf
hall inl
will hold
1119111111111. this 111111111111. in its
South Main 1:11'1111t.
-;st1'1111t. 1111111 to l‘litstlcld,.\111ss..
’[‘h(1 South Norwnlk Socialist Lot-ail lo spund u few nooks,
, high school teaching 1011111. spent Sun
ance and service
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The barge Morning Star is unload-
ers‘ docks
Wallur't- l. \Vound1 and Richard W.
‘11»11'1111r-11il last wcuk
Mrs A1t1'1ur .\'.(‘ln1'i1 of South Mlln
today,
Miss (‘nlhcrlnc Danioison, of tho.
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MONDAY, FEB 15. 1911 “
McCall's Patterns
Ladies’
On sale, $4.98.
2'
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Sale of Raincoats
Raincoats at $3. 98
Guérantoed Raincosts for misses and ladies.
Raincoats at $4.98
Ladies' and Mlsses' Raincoats. a guarantee with every coat:
Umbrellas 59c 10 $5
McCall’s Patterns
On sale, $3. 98. ,
all sizes.
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S. L.- BENEDICT, Agent,
98 South Main Street
1 i (1111' at. 11111' 111111111 in lmnlulson. Conn.
l'alcstiiu 035110 No '_ \ (1. it 01‘; .. ..-
111,0” will hold iis 111'1l11busil11151‘ .\“1111'1'1‘1 1.1111110. \0 700.111.1111‘111lo111
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1“ ushlngtou 511111 1 I W“ l
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South Norwalk
IiEXTRA FINE POTATOES, A PECK ...... Z ....................... 40c
l1? POUNDS GRANULATEmSUGAR FOR‘ .......................... $1.00
I‘BEST FLOUR. LARGE BAG ......................................... 801:
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Ground was l11'ul11n
for the. lilSi 01 the 11111;
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M”. 11111141111 111.111 .1. 51111111 111111 family. (it and
10 11110191111111 111 0111.10 111 l1‘.1lrll1,ltl
viP111'l1'. in upper .\ltllll street.
11}. O. l‘. i'l'lzn Pinochlc until
Mysllc Chain 111111, 'l‘ni-sdny'
1'01). :7. ' '1
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.Vi'hlst.
evening,
Douglas l1‘1111'l111' Post. iirtrnd Arm):
of tho 119111111111, 11111 1102i its \1'1111kl1
business .1111cting this 1111111111: in its
hall, in Washington 111111111
The
of Court- Mahat'kt-nio, .\11, :13, 13111111-
tors of America, will Iii‘. hold this 111'1'
1111112. in 11111 11.111 l’, hall,
sti'not
F1 ank '1‘1'01111111111 of Y,onkc1's .\'. Y
“£111 1111 ovum -Si11111.1_1' guest of \11'.
1111's. Oliver 11.
i'l‘crracc. Norwnlk.
pleased to son 1111'.
again.
0111 friends were
'l‘1'uutnnm in town
...
The 01111 annual 1111111111111 of 11111
Ridgcficld llusiness 11111111 association doors will be put into proper condl~: 111nm1 i
will be held this owning and Homer S.
Cinnniinas, of Stamford, and Judge}
Carl Foster. of Bridgeport. will bcl
among tl111 speakers,
and l
Mitchell, 01’ litholwynn‘
,1 11 11111 and will .iltt'nd u inonth a mind
111011 of tho adjuiaiu 131111111111 dpprovc'
scutl111ionthly 1111511111119 1111-11111111111211111111
'l‘hm11111',
2111111131 .1011, in il111 .\11111 and llcllalou‘
I“ '50‘1111 Willi“ Forward .\lovcun'nt.
1 by 1111
. Saturday tcntntlvc arrangements 11'0111
iniudu for rotnodiding the building
:thc corner of South \lnin and H1111-
. land stl‘ccls.
.\‘111'11'11 l" 1111.1'11 1.1111111 111 l.1il'i1lll‘.l for
11111 111111111111
11111 11 11111111
mass 101 \li's..~ipli111‘s mother , on:
'l‘hui'silny 11101'11ing. i
l
hpt‘t‘llll 11111111.»; 11111111 from tho of.
tin1 nomination of Fred 1'). llosworlh
to 111' ”11111111111111 01" 11111 8111111111 lili'l-Z
sion .\‘111'111 hlilllia. (‘_ N. (i.
913 and This Country, Where
i He is Making Converts
.1111111 81111111111111 addrcsscd n'
at. tho Stamford 1.1'1'1-11111‘
ycst1,-1'd.'1,1' aftcrnoon 011 .\'
1101'.
111111111 Solomon, of .\‘1111' York. 11 con
1'111'1 to Liln'isiiuulty, and once in dun»
1:111' 111' 11111111: ronslod alive in 11 R1111
stun dungeon 1111111111111 of his political
Iutiilialions, 11111111111111 11 most interval-
“Ital: illscruirsu, last night, in the im-
At 1111- lllt‘tlilllizhol‘ t1111 heirs of the 111111 .\lctliodlst1111111111.0pnlchurch 1111111
i1‘la1ius Clark 111.11.111.11 which was held ‘1‘ along lines rilnlinp to 11111 conun—
‘ sions1n'11111ntlj among his 11001111: to
Christianity
011 long enough to speak of other .icw-
ish 111111111111 not di1'1r'tl\ ronnct'tcd
Iwith 11.11llui0n 111111 111- 10111 hcd also at
111111111 on his caperioiicos 11‘111111
him in 1111.1 face
and was 11111111110
11111111111110, 11110111'3011111011. A
quurtciic furnished music.
'll
'l‘hc stores win 1111 filled
out with new fronts and 1111.1 upper
tion for r11nt1'1l. 1dt‘lllll 11115 staring
-"~*o""'-~—~ I
Ir , A It Slam of New York city The whole discourse was a treat and
01v'11111 of the beautiful Vandcrhoci “10 large NHSWKMIOH “8101106110 It
place, in East avenue who spends luslwith grout eagerness. oftentimes
It goes to "row that 3115111111111- 111111 1511111111011. in town, spent yesterday ntiI 11111111111111 aloud “1 801119 0! “10 290“
some w'nim 1'01- 111‘1hru111'1 11 hon It was
-. . '88 degrees in the sun at 11111 011110111 made it seem almost as though it was; :(ihrlsllans and Jews alike.
*W'fim‘ at 3: .30 oclock tcslcrdav after- time for him to come here for the other remarks of the tabhl were these:
noon. Summer clothes were comfort-
able and many left off ovorcoats.
, George Avlsou, of Main street, the,
talented .\‘orwulk artist, has just 1101111
lplotted another frontlsplcce for the
David McKay publishing firm of Phil-
adelphia. The drawing is for a new
book entitled 1"11011 Steele on High
Gear," and has been submitted and
accepted.
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21,
Shepherds of 'Bethlehem, will hold a
short business meeting this evening 111
their rooms, in Red Men‘s Hall, Wall
street. After the meeting the menu,
bars: will entertain their friends with:
a short program, after which dancing
twill be enjoyed, cake and cream will
be served.
The annual meeting of the stock-
“fimlders of The Norwalk Country Club
“Company, for the election of directors,
1 action upon reports that may be sub-
mitted, and the transaction of any
thor business proper to come before
said meeting, will be held at The Nor-
“ walk Country Club, Tuesday, March
5th. 1912, at 8 p. m.
The Eagle Restaurant
That's the Place to Dine
REGULAR DINNER
served from .
_-ll.45 a.a1.1112.30p.m
‘method of seating the officers arranicl
The warm day: humbled raps he would givr1 to both
Among
his summer home.
summer season but today would have ‘ lie had made live Jewish converts
shown that it ’11 not yet time to ihlnkgln South Norwalk and nine in Stam-
01 summer. lford recently. His-said the common
I .... lpccmlc among the Jews have seldom
The Italian Independent Society'Im-pr heard of the New Testament.
held a meeting. yesterday, at whichgand that when it 13 made known to
time the new rcgnlia for the officers} them for the. first time they usually
was rccclvedand 919°91‘th and a new ‘express a wish to hear more about it.
There are many Jewish converts to
Christianity in this country, and they
ad and directed by rFrank P. Oddo.
The new ritual was presented to the
meeting and referred to the commit-
ete for investigation to report at the
are not all 1101111111111 to the common
people, either; as witness the conver-
sions of Pullltzcr. of the World; Ochs.
next meeting. The proposal to
change article 16 of the hy-laws was
also laid over until the next meeting.
of the. N. Y. Times; Klopsch, of the
Christian Herald; 1FlexnIer, head of the
Rockefeller Institute, and numerous
others, including 200 or more Jewish
ministers '11ow in the Methodist Church
in this country alone. Tho rabbi
spoke of his persecutions at the hands
of his own people since he embraced
Christianity. his "immediate family.
as well as all his relatives and friends
having cut him off from their society.
His own mother went through. a core-
mony whereby, as his coma. was low-
ered into the grave. she announced to
the world that he was dead to' her
1 thenceforth as a son. The rabbi pray-
ed very feallngly later that his mother
would yet be converted. as he was,
so that he might become reconciled
to her again, as wall as having the
happiness of knowing that her salva~
tion was assuredtI He also spoke of
his experiences in Russia, when he
was sentenced to death for being a
political agitator. His punishment
was 11 take place in 11 1111111111 dungeon
Tax Commissioner William H.001“-
bin, secretary of the special com‘mis-
sion on the taxation of certain corpo-
rations, has~sent out notices for a.
hearing to be held inRoom N. 61 at.
the Capitol, in Hartford, Friday.
March 8, at 11115 a. m. The subject
willbe taxation of savings banks.
The commission will be pleased to
hear at that time any suggestions
from savings bank officers and others,
relative to the present statutes of the
state, providing for the taxatiou of
such bank. or any changes therein.
Telephone 2.119
Louis Gross
Ladies Tailor
259 State Street
111111111 that the dean s‘ 111111 might not
be heard. 1 When the unfortunate on-I
tors this hell-like autumn. 1111 is‘ " 1
Ilhls lihcuisn quickly grows hot,
i
Tells of His Experiences in 1111311
i
'3 11111 1111111. and 1111' burns.
E 111111 out or 11111 country to suicly.
Ellwllllifimd how, whoa tho 11111111111
1111-11 jumps onto “11111 iron 11111111,
llti
jumps back again it) tho 11001, which 15':
11111111111121 110111~r 1111111111 1111111.
1111111
again to 11111 chair, 1111111 to 1111.1 11111111}
'“hoth of which 111'11 11111111111111; to 111121.10. i
and then back 111111111 lo the cauldron-
likc door. only to rcpont the perform:
once until- hc falls from calliiusilun.
(loud. This.
11111 rabbi said “as to 111'110 11111111 his
lulu. but tho 11101-111111; 111111. was sum-
moncd {rpm his cell to CilliJ‘ 11111 1111111
goon, he 1111111111117.chsome. of the sol-
, 1
tilt'l‘rl guarding 111111 1111 1'111'olutionlsts..
cave 11111111 11 11111'111111,1~'l.1:n.nn1l by them
111111 placed in 11 pork barrel and ship-
1111
1
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iNSISi ilN 11111118
Want More Money or Will [in (miE
Strike April 1 ~ Big Consumers-
Sloring Coal
...—......—
vaiw \‘tllllwi. l-‘cb. :11.~»~1P1'11111111n11ry
to 11 amoral conft'rencc of unlhrarilu.
con] cpl-rotors and 11111014111113 of 1111'
,lTnlted Mine Workers of America hero
"0"
: was on was pouring 11111 811111111 of him
i
lncidcntuilv ho diprcss- '
lip on infernoliku 0111111111011 in Iillskiap
horty. he lnquirod what (I10 Stalin:-
representi-d, and when told. he bogged
that. the vessel might be. brought clos-
er in order that 1111 might kiss the tot-1 -.
01' this gloat symbol.
liberty in its broadest and Wu host:
form as it was to be found tiu"tl1ls
grand, Ihln hlctund (chair), in Amer-‘
tea." The rabbi declared that his
i
which typified 1
own conwrsion took place the day be,
turn be was to be executed. .One of
his ccllmntes, he said, phased a New
Testament in his hands, the first
one ho had ever held in his life, and
as his mind was then imbued with
his approaching death and the thought;
01111111111111.1111 happen to his soul
thereafter, he felt constrained to read
the book. His conversion speedily
‘clarod. entered into him and he knew
unmanned I”. a high wall outside in “
at once and for all time that Jesus
was tho Messiah that both he aud'all
“his race had been waiting for.
There were many other remarks
the rabbi made during his long dis-
1 The lator
tomorrow there 11'111'11 tum-tings 01’ the
leaders or tho .\linou'orkcrs' libido
and labor delugulvs today to go (Wt-r:
1111- dt'llllilltI$ oliich the minors insist
shall no incurporntcd in
agrccnwnt to become operathe
April I.
John l‘.\\h1111. or lndiamipolls, prcs
ideal of the United Kline \‘iorkers of
America 11111 11111111 local presidents of
;thc hard tonl district-1 and delegates
to the conicrcnic from tho anthracite
region engaged in today s conier'cui es
1111111 are insistent that
OD
ithcir demands, which will affect 175.
1 tion of
000 hard coal minors shall be granted
though it is undprstood that outside
of the demands for increased wages,
fewer hours of labor and- payment 111':
the ion; the union men will oompro
misc if not'cssary. The miners de-i
mand a twenty percent increase in
of the union, the collection 0! uniou‘
dues by operators, a one-year instead
or a thrceyesr agreement the,nboll
the conciliation board, and
5that for "consideration work" a min-
coursc. all of which were listened to,
with the very closest of attention. pan ‘
tlcularly when he called attention to
a statement in the Bible where John.
vah declares that He will curse those
who cursn the Jews, and will bless
those who bless the Jews. As an in
stance of how this has worked out,
he called attention to punishment
which he declared was visited on
Egypt on Rome, on Spain and on “as
sin, the latter having been defeated
by little Japan in war, after which
she was visited by terrible famine
and plague.
Regarding the blessings which come
to those who treat the Jew; properly,
be referred directly to this country as
having been especially. fortunate in
this respect, and rightly so. he 'sald,
for she. above all other nations, but!
used his people the best and most hu-
mans, and he intimated that it this
treatment will only continue that it
11111 not be long before all or his
brethren here still I'beud the knee and
acknowledge Jesus 1111111111- Christ
and messiah.
' "1 111.111 that I .111 just as Von“ 1111-
1 used to be."
long as you don't
imam rate 017 $3.50 per day for minors
and $2.76 for laborers is demanded.
a working
i
l , The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
I.‘Tel 190.909
conic 01.11111 nchoiintions which have
been proceeding 11111111111111 and at tho
I interview bclwovu David Alfred Thom-
as. the lll'nd of the Welsh coal com-
bine, and Premier Asquith.
Some of the miners whose notices
expired today decided to quit work.
Others who had indicated their inten-
.11011 to stop betwen today and Wed-
;ncsdny have decided to remain at
1 work until the, last. day of tht1 month.
About 30.0110 workers in - other
dustrics have, already received notice
from their employers that the fac-
Itorlcs will 110 closed unlcss the coal
1 strike is averted.
1 The first minors actunlh to lay down
their tools wcre a few thousand cm-
1110311111 in the. Shirland and \llrcctlon
pits in Dcrbvshit'c. who cussed work
int noon today The efforts of the lo-
cal leaders to induce them to postpone
their action until the end of the month
,werc fruitless.
TIhc adjutants of set oral regiments
:of the territorial reserve troops sta-
Z tinned in certain of the mining districts
have received instructions from head-
fquartei-s to ham the straps “removed
from the men' s ties and to return them
i to stores, so that in the event of dis-
followed. for the Holy Ghost, be de- {wages an eight hour d“ rec'ognitlon orders the strikers and other rioters
will not be able to seize the weapons
so readily
OX TEAM vs. DONKEY ENGINES.
A little while-ago half a dozen oxen
were led to the slaughter house in
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
”1..
the state of Washington. Their fate
is symbolic of old-time logging days.
The ox teams and their driVers exist
The operators insist that the dew
mands cannot be granted. They say
, decision or the 111111.111 at South Wales
today it was expected will exercise
the consumer cannot be forced to pay
a higher price for coal. Millions 01
tons of anthracite are said to have
been stored along the various hard
coal roads, and big manufacturers and
others have laid in stocks to be pre-
pared in case of trouble.
The Situation In England.
LONDON, Feb. 26.—-—Today is con-
sider-ed as the most critical day in the
negotiations between the British coal“
owners and the minors who, under the
auspices of the British government are
endeavoring to and means to avert
the threatened strike of nearly 3. mil-
lion men. _
The Association of Mine Owners in
South Wales and the executive (loin
mlttee of the South Wales Miners‘
Fodernttonaro to hold separate meet-
ings at Cardiff in the course of the
day. As they represent the most stub-
born elements ln the conflict. much
depends upon the decisions which are 1
arrived at during their meetings. The
con 111111111 1111111111109 011.0111 “national“
nice or the miners 1111111114- to
only in history; the prosaic donkey
engine has usurped their work, and
its shriek prevails instead of the
Istentorlau calls of the drivers. .
For all that, the or teams“ solved
the transportation problems of the
unsettled west. Six yoke of straining
muscle hitched to one trunk and
urged on by men whose command of
‘Engllsh was a.tlilng to ‘be marVelled
at did wonders, but now the little
machinedoes it 1111..
Cities and cultivated fields occupy
1
in the "days not so long past. Econ-
only of power is the watchword of ad-
vancing civilisation, And, though
Kipling has pointed out‘that romance
”never dies, at the same time what the
donkey engine lacks in picturesque-
‘neas the ox team possessed. -—-New
IYork American.
"You, should take an ice-cold plunge
every-morning,” said the physician.
“But, doctor, I have insomnia."
“The loecold plunge will help to
111.111“ ' ‘ .
the sites where thaloggers worked”
Free Delivery.
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CHURCH CALENDARS,
The First Baptist Church.
.\lo’nday»—--7 11. m., the pastor will
meet the young men's committee to
arrange tor the
club.
Tuesday~1z45 p. m.. the postponed
meeting or tliering's Daughters will
meet in the church parlors. Mrs. Leo
Davis will address the ladies and the
pastor will be present.
Wednesday»? 11. 111.: the Sewing Cir-
ch1 of the Woman's Association will
most in the church parlors; 8 p. m.,
the postponed jomt meeting of the
board of deacons and trustees will
meet in the pastor s studv to consider
the report of the special committee on
by laus.
Thursday—7:45 p, m., the covenant
meeting of 1hr.1 church will be held In
the chapel. These prayer services 1111
crease in interest and spiritual power.“
Come prepared to have a part in 71116
discussion of the Twenty-third Psalm.
The postponed monthly business meet»
lag of the church will follow the cove-
nant meeting. Matters of great im‘
portance will be presented.
Saturday-3 p. m., the examination
for tenderfoot scouts will be held in.
the pastm ‘s room and will last for one
hour. The boys forming the several
patrols must report at the pastor’s
room at that hour.
Grace Parish Notes. .
1 Monday~EvenlngI prayer at 4:30. '
Tuesda1~Evenlng prayer and. ad-
drescs at 11:30;Girls' Friendly Society
lit 80 '
Wednesday. Ember Day—Woman's
Guild, with Mrs. Howard, 12 Isms
place, at 2:30; evening prayer and ser.
mon at 8, preacher, the Rev. L. H.
Lasher, rector of Brewsters, N. Y.
Thursday—«Evening prayer at 4:30;
Knights of --.ng Arthur at 8 p. in.
Friday, Ember Day—«Evening pray-
er and address at 4:30; choir rehearsal
at 7:30.
Saturday, Ember Day—Evening
prayer at 4130; Junior ”Auxiliary at 3.
TOiL AND JOYFULNESS.
Austere in daily action we have stood;
in toll, behold, we beautiful
seemed—-
But that our labor be not wholly vain,
organization of n‘
”1
' '1;
1
have .
And all thestruggle empty, teach us, ;
God
0 teach us at the end of toll to know
The sanctity of laughter, and the joy
That over walks with beauty! Save us. .
Thou,
Who hast so freely given of Thy
strength,
In other days, by Thy last gift otI
grace! '
--Arthur Stringer in Collier-3,
fPop, why are “you called the use.
or the familyr'I
Norwalk Chronicler