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Astana” .j “ . *‘ .
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L MINTZ’S
Thursday’s Bargains at the
CLEAN-UP-SALE '
Silk Skirts $1.98
.. ‘Sllk Skirts, in light blue, lavender, white, black, brown and green;
good values at $3.00. On sale, $1.98.
ASiIk Waists $1.98
Silk Walsis, the very latest styles, in blue, gray, white, black. On
.sale, $1.98. Value 83.00.
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‘ LUSITANIA, MAURETANIA '
Cunard steamship Co's magnificent
Aflootiiu palaces, reaching all points of
Europe. Clyde Lino. Mallory Line.
Royal Mail Steam Packet (:0. and 8a-
; Vannah Line, reaching all coast re-
sorts and South America, with the
Bermuda Steamship Co.'s direct a r-
vlce [0 Bermuda. Best accommod -
{loan and best rates. Ask for circu-
“PS.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinds
Real Estate—Town. Country and Shore
“‘ ', ' Telephone 1230
.. Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
» Trust Co., 87-91 Washington St.
South Norwaik. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
quite satisfied with the 'situation and
if necessary we are prepared to quit
work."
Some operators believe the detailed
reply to the miners' demand will,
make it possible for a submission of
modified demands 'by the miners
which will lead to a compromise of
the situation.
The operators this morning made
final examination of the draft of their
reply to the miners in which they re-
(use the demands for a twenty per
cent. increase in wages, an eight-hour
work day, the recognition of the un-
ion, to include the collection of union
dues and other conditions at the
mines. The reply is said to give in (18-,
tall the reasons for refusing the de-
mands in their present form. The
present working agreement cxpircs at
noon on March 31.
LONDON. March 13. ------ The center
cnce lictwcn tho British coal mine
owners and the dciegatcs of the strik-
ing minors under too auspices of sev.
eriil members of the Cabinet, and
prcsidcd over by Premier Asquith, was
rcsiimctl this morning at tho Foreign
Oiilto and satisfactory progress is said
to have bccn made. No details oi
tlic pri‘tceotlings lllly'o been made pub~
Itc, but the prcnilcr at noon expressed
his gratification at. the course inn
negotiations were taking. 'l‘hc morn-
ing session lasted for two and onc~
lead “'“rmml H “WWW“ l" 1h“ ‘lll'ico‘L GOES “P A $1:oo Allmil' hours and the participants then
vintisciucnt of H, S. ”CNS iii t‘onipany‘ ludjourncil for luncheon.
. Tilll IN THE NORWALKS t M
ttontinucd iroin li‘irst Patrol
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charles—Suck, Jr.
Address:
61 MAIN ST" NOBWALK
Telephones: Office. 901: house. 21-!
ELDREDGE
ROTARY
SewingMachine
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF SEWING
MACHINES
' 50c. Boys’ Sweaters 28c
lloys‘ Sweaters in gray,‘ neatly trimmed with blue and red; regularly
50c. On sale at 28c.
25c Ribbons 19c yard
All widths. all colors; our.regular 250 Ribbons.
19c. yard.
19c Curtain Materials 12c yard ”
On sale Thursday. our regular lilo Curtain Material. at 120 yd.
25c Silk “Hose 190
l.ndics‘ Silk Hose. excellent quality; regularly 2.50. For Thursday, 19c.
5c Hair Nets lc each
Just for Thursday, good 5c liait‘ Note, all colors, 10 each. Limit 6
to customer.
(in sale tomorrow,
William W. (‘iiiiistocl\_ oi‘ South
Main sti‘cct, has l‘l‘llil‘llt‘il from a trip
in tho South.
Arthur l"l‘(‘llt’t‘il'lt Huntington. oflbciflll
Main street, the organist, has, l‘t’llli'llA } lililtlc on tilt-m for coal.
cd ll')lllt‘, ul'icr scyciul days in Now; Al'l‘mtling lo iinv depict with \\'ll'll'il
itlio rcportcr tiilkctl. the increase in
_.._. __..- yllli' pilto 0: coal t'illllL‘ us it tlll‘t‘t'l rc-
hittpics and tloidsrlimidi an» olt'ci‘-‘sult of tho panic stricken ci‘i‘oris ot‘
' ' int; some illil‘nt'tiw sct‘lll‘llli‘r' lb" Slllv'llllt‘ cont cousumors to stock up thcir
'l‘lic ntlycriisr-uiont will It'll you tiiorc'iimm “I”, ciiouph mm to “W ow].
through ilu- summer, tail and next
.. ' :winici‘. in anticipation of ILII‘ striki-
\l'asliingtuu (‘hupmu No. L’l, lloyul l which .\‘or\rulk pcoplc- SW“. to M posh.
Arch Masons, will hold it stated con—MW will conic.
“walk,“ i“ ”W Masonic Tmnlml in! 'i‘ht- dialer said that ytuivrdu) hp
ll|<Zl’.I.l.\', March itl.--~'i“he coal min-
.vrs' strikc in lilt‘ great (termini coal
1iicltln of “Westphalia has tnkcn it most
surious iuru tlllll lins rcsuitcd tilrcatly
.lil a fatal cotiillct lii‘l\\'l‘t'll llin ptiiit‘o
iand striking minors in the district of;
lll‘l'llO. 'i'lic fooling; ttitioui: tho lilt‘ll
‘u'ho lliitt' struck work is iiictcaisiur, in
intensity owing to tho rigid roprcs“
l
oil to tho limit (it illt‘ll' tuipncltics to
”II“ grout. tlcinuutt
to supply
- .,
'25c Window Shades 19c ..
l‘irSi quality Window Shades, regularly 23c, On sale tomorrow, liic.
Yoi l; city.
fl... \ s. V‘s
. Join Our (Io-operative Club
i
AND PLACE AN ELDREDGE ROTARY SEWING MA- W
l
l
i
l
siyc int-:isiirca of inc ainlioritics,
l’roin H‘H‘l'lll quui‘lct‘s conic rcporls1
or sri‘lous tlinittrliuiit'ca illlll llio min-i,
t‘i‘S who lt‘lllilllt at work imyc to bc:
about lllt‘lll.
Mioiiuly.protuwtcil by police. .
'i‘hc sti‘ilio iippcitis to llt‘ syrirriiliua,‘
li‘i' incii \‘.llt,l lidii liltitcrto.v
Many Specials Throughout the Store
CHINE IN YOUR HOME NOW. THOUSANDS OF WO- ‘ .. .. _
trump oi
MEN USE IT. WHY NOT YOU? THE PRICE-CAN NO
’Willl “WM! ””5 “Philip. lbuii till i)ltli.‘l for liit\ itil'in ul’ i-oui romantic-l l“ m" “u" ”my joining “My
......_ _ 1‘ .. “ . ..‘.‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ~. | .. ‘ u “‘1 lli- ......... . ... . «WWW—T __'_~,
.. .. _ , __ . fl, . . ‘ll'ttlll Linc iuuii, unit-.1 oi tourist- in.» "“'l‘”'-“ ‘(””"‘l' 3‘ H“ i" ‘l‘ H 5 M . . - l
lhnt lt‘ it) ‘ (Sills. Minimit .. and “10”!“ not “Imm- . tuniui is for 3 MW.“ tlcl‘t‘! up Warm“. LONGLR 81 AND IN THE WAYnWE LL GLADLY lNVESTlGATED TAYLOR SYSTEMdD I
worth ”' ”’0' N‘mmm' (”“11 (WNW ot' dance which tho tiiinc myiicrs tic: PLACE ONE IN YOUR HOME ~——~w— 2 arrag rot ers
.. . . .
- c ‘ i .‘ it; \‘c ‘tll l i. - 'o
liu d lllillll‘w l l up it in iii Congressman Found Yale & Towne:
_ ., ...,_ lltl tu‘ont) tons on till nycrugo and at
Thu lloaplllll Whist (‘lub will inwot lillis ruin it would liilfl‘ biil'u li'\\' flit)o
Lto churn out tho lill‘tll tlt'illt‘l‘l-l unlit-cl}.
'i‘iic situation nil oycr tho country
ll“ acute and indications scum to point
t
‘ . Factory interesting. l
itcprcscntatiyc John Q. 'l‘iisoii rc-
For a SMALL DEPOSIT l .. .. .
'imncd to \\ .isluuhiou it uh othcr niom~l
. . ' , _ touts of thc Silt‘clttl llousc coininittcei
The Balance being paid in small sums of
i , . . r
tflitlloliilt‘tl to iiit’tigtiuaic tho l‘nylori
w .
fnysiciu of shop inunztgniiicut, in time
lio prepare the committcc's report on
;thnt, subjcct and submit It to tho
itioiisc Saturday just within the timct
ilimit of March to fixcd by the llotichT l h 923
ifor ‘tlu: receipt of thr- rcport. The rc—l e ep one ' '
ipori was unanimous, Mr. 'i‘ilson, ihel. . _ _. ,.
Thac is no better Sewing Machine than thé Eldredge :ouly Republican member of the: DOlll'i TEL. CALL 988
.. r . “mittcc. Signing the document Willi all,
Rotary. It is made by one of the oldest and largest family lme Democratic “10mm,” .EASTER TOUR
sewing machine manufacturers in the world. t The report “n,” mumps; be mgr. VIA.
The Eldredge has an automatic tension and sews the ‘13:“ i‘lohx:::;‘:‘lm:: ‘1‘);‘18'153’I’5‘1‘Zl‘g't'i': * ‘* 'u
. . . . . “"2 it .‘i .72 "
thickest to the thinnest material and requires no regulating. lint.» gmwnmem Armor? m Springfield, savannah Llne
land similar government workshopsi to the most Picturesque City of the
and navy-yards whcro the war and’ South
lnavy departments have been intondiiig‘ NEWh1$rsggo¢IOrilsgci1t§NA
Ito install the system. Speaking‘ubout and Return H
{the report. COL Tilson Sold: including auto tour of Savannah and
‘. “The committee visited many estab.
2 1-2 days‘ hotel accommodations.
llisiiments where the Taylor and other
will just suit ‘WH' clnrc thui lhcy lll't‘ uiitiblo tn nioci.
lilsturluintcs liziyc but-ii rcporwd‘
lioni various districts. 'i‘lic most Si‘l“ ,
ions llt'i‘lll‘i't’tl til licruc. ll mining \il~
iuuc ll\t' ii‘iili-s i‘roin llt‘2t‘lllilll, “mitt: hf
l.‘.illlll\'i' oi‘ atiikcrn illl‘t‘“ slouvs und‘
liit‘il i‘cu‘nittr shots at it ill-inclinicui
oi Jll‘llli‘ll police marching along ihc
iuiiic win-re tbcy.
GROCERS‘
Washington Street
Bridge
with Mrs. .\l_\'ruii \\'. Osborn. 37 (is
born .arcnuc, li‘ridny iiilt‘l'l‘nlll.
’l‘lic unuiiul mooring oi" .\'tl1\\ltli\§io .‘lll international siriiic oi minors.
Lodge, lit-ucrolont and l'l‘tlll‘i‘lIVt‘ ()l‘-:\vhirh u‘ill cripplc lhc lllil'ilh‘tl'li'n oi
dor of l‘Iliis. \yl‘ll tic lll‘ltl this l‘yciilnfz’qbc world. to say nothing of iiitllyidu»
lul‘s, .\ local (It'lill'l', litiyiub an ordcr
.. liar ll cnrltntd oi" bituminous coal, for»
.loscpli T. (liliuorc. ot‘ Flint, .\lll‘lll- \ynrdcil ”1‘, orth-r to “m \yliliicstllc
WW formerly ”ll Shim“ NUNW‘i in“doniwr Willi whom he has done bnsi»
, sprinting a \\‘(‘t’l\' ulth his parents. Mr. up“ for ,1“, llilrl
and Mrs. .loscpli S, tlilniorc, of South
s Main sti‘cct.
moot li)\\.tl’tl tho
ll.lll lucn tirtlcrcd to pruiot'i llll‘ lion-V,
strikers, 'l‘hc polii-i: replied to the;
attack pith ibclr rcrolycrs iillll our?
of lllt‘ siiiltcrs \ycrc ltlllI‘ll. ,
At ilnmbcru, in tho district of llllt-l',
ucliltirt’, \yhcrc lighting oci‘iirrcti Tie
hl- llUllt‘t‘ ,H’tti
at. N o'clock.
twi-uty yours. in
both insttluccs ho was iiit‘ui‘inctl that
he could linic tlic ordcr it" he \rcro wil-
ling to stand Illt‘ llli'l't‘ilSt‘ of $1.30 per
ton. 'l‘ltc ordcr was from an Ansouia
nutiiui’ncturor. Thus it can lu- soon
that not. only thc :iiithricitc industry,
is :ttl’ot-tcii but llll' ‘hituininmis or soil
cool, as u'cll, k
"__m_._ it is Well iiluii impossible for the
Captain l.conard ll. \Yildmau, i’, S. South Norwulk dealers “"3“ “W
A., commandant m Fort Wood, Ht‘tl' more cool, tlic wholesalers not living
loe‘s l-sland, New York harbor. spout ablc to supply the (lcmniids of the big
Monday and yestcrday at the hump (,f dealers, lct aionc tlic smaller try.
his parents. Mr. and .\‘lrS. Alfred X. As was stated before, one of the le-
Wlldmnn, on Main street, llnnbury. Cill.(li‘“l‘3l‘3 was for b00501“; the Nice
-n.-,-..___ of coal to $10 a ton in order that they
Chief iieunoasey, arrested ycsteir- might effectively put a stop to theilh“r1
day by Chief ThomasLcl‘itherlaud for great demands which are being rhodium?“
intoxication, was fined $2 wltlioutiiipou thcm. Emine 0““0” have
costs by Judge Edward M. Lockwood wagons in which a low
it is figured that if the people again ‘lo‘l'm‘mn‘
this morning in the Norwalk town resume their ordinary tenor and buy‘WOI'kIncn arc csoorted under policeE
. court. He paid tip and was dischuriz- coal in a sane manner that the coal 1 protection to and from the pits. Soy-i
ed. dchlcrs will be able to supply all at alert“ “”95“? have ”9““ made. i
_ reasonable rate. As far as the mans-l
, Upliir Chapter. Order of the Eastern lecturers go. every short will be put
”Star, will hold its regular meeting this forth to sccure enough
evesning at 7:45 0.01001“ M the C105“ coal to satisfv the demands made in
of the meeting B. George lriflltli will this direction:
entertain the members with the Vir- fl
trola, and this promises to be a very Conferences Going On. in Wales. In that country practically
the whole life of the people dcpcnds
enjoyable t‘catiiro. . a ' v v. . . . . o _. .v t .
My“ \ORh' Mdrcli 10' “uh “m upon the output of the coal mines. Ill
, FRANK H-BA‘XTEWS WW” fornnces today in New York and L0“. the city of Cardiff alone the chief c019
don Steps. "I” P? taken which ' will stable reports that 700 families are in
unusuu arm lift-1?.‘Ziiii‘tidiizt“‘tii.°f .i““‘..‘.‘.‘.’iii; W... m... “rear“ 1.. a“ ”a
. ‘ ' . h ‘ mining towns, now that the strike pay
Sell Dr. Howard's Specific at Half. coal miners on strike in tut-ail Bi itain of the miners has been cut down' by
Price and Guarantee a Cure. Md a threatened strike 01, thousands the mlncrs' union, ther will he need
in the United Stntcs. in England all ,
for assistance unless a settlement of
branches of industry are affected by the dispute is quickly reached.
the strike and it is estimated lhut the The men on the railroads and these
or people to be willing to offer to re worltlcss army totals two million per— connected with other industries are
fund the money if it does not cure," sons. Possibilities of strike in this now being discharged daily by hun-
‘eaid Frank H. Baxter to a South Nor- country has already made itself felt drcda, the notices to quit, which were
"twalkinau whotdropped into his store. m premiums 0‘ $1 a ton ”Md 0“ an- given them when the coal strike bi.-
J'but i'am glad to sell Dr. Howard's thrncite. gm), now expiring. The notices gen-
ppeclflc for the. (titre of constipation Shipments of soft coal from the bitu- erally ran for a fortnight. .
and dyspepsia on that basis. ‘ “mm“ “63‘0““ ‘0 the “award a” It is stated 0n the authority of n
”The Dr. Howard Company in order “elm“ by "em“ “a “We“ and a member of the cabinet that should the
. .. to get. a quick introductory sate, auth- ‘3‘" ”unfit-‘0' ~ negotiations between the miners and
. [crises me to sell their regular titty ““1““ Jon“ E WW“ °f the Unl- the mine owners be continued ad the
coat bottles at half price, 26 cents and, “3“ Mine W‘m‘m‘“ 0" Amerlw- and a lines that were opened up yesterday it
although I have said a lot of it. and “mm“‘e" 0f “aid “0‘” "““m- were settlement or ' industrial war should
.have guaranteed every package, not prepared this afternoon to confer with be reached to ' Even then some
one has been brought back as months a comnlllm“ Ol 099mm” who will days would‘ifih‘fi: , i work could be
twicu titc till‘lltr'l‘fi utitl
torrid}, it hirho nuiubor lii‘lllt: Illjlll‘t’il.;
largo rcini'nrccincnti-i of police lllli‘l‘:
arriyml so that the calling out o:‘ the:
military which was ninlcr constdcra-g
ilou liitio Il(‘t‘ll dcl‘crrctl.
’l‘lic strikers nt iluniboru lust niabl ‘
rcpoututtiy boiiiburdcd tho policc one:
curling tlio noii~strikcrs throwing bol~l
tics and stoncs from the upper \yln‘j
.dows of tho houses as they passcdl
lulong the streets. Strikers also do-
.inollsliod a number of use lamps ln‘I
{the town, and many or I‘lic merchants;
“tilled their stores. Order has;
restored in the town today. The;
providod covered ;
Four oiliccrs. (‘nptaiu ’l‘lionnis limit
Sergeant Brynn ll. Silk, ()llli‘t‘l' .‘lnryis
§. Murrdy and a special tiillccr, will bi;
on ditty tonight at llll‘ armory. (‘htci
Thomas Lentliorluiiti will also be our
hand.
Remember. you have to regulate the tension on-all other
machines except the Eldredge. ‘
An expert sewing machine man will be here from the iac- ‘
tory for this sale and will pleased to show you the many other
improvements, even though you do not want to buy a machine.
You doubtless feel the lack of a high class Sewing Ma-
chine. but do not feel able to pay the whole sum at one time.
We‘ve adopted the newest and most satisfactory method
of purchasing machines—a method that enables you to buy the
finest machine on the market and pay for it in payments so
small that they are not missed and almost before ypuare aware
Ff it the machine is paid for.
Our club plan not only provides a convenient system for
payments, but gives you lower prices than you would ordinar-
ily pay. One dollar makes you a member of the club and on-
titles you to choose any machine in our stock. The machine
is sent to you immediately and you pay us one dollar a week
until its purchase price is paid. Could anything be easier,
more simple or more convenient? We shall be pleased to go
over any detail with you at any time, or to assist you in a se-
lection of a machine. ‘
Ask us for particulars.
lsystem or's'hop management. are in J ‘ Y 0N &
foperntion. -We spent a whole day at ' M- LA T C0-
Agents
ithe Yale & ’i‘owne Manufacturing
South Norwelk, Ct.
:Company plant at Stamford, and visit-
:ed other factories operating under the 5 Railroad Ave.
,Taylor system at Philadelphia and
fielscwhcre. The work was most inter:
testing. We do not undertake to rec- woman. She does all her buying at
lommcnd any legislation with refer- M. L. Rosén's, where she gets an
‘ence to the subject, or to make any ‘best goods at the “we“ prices in the
recommendations as to the adoption of lines FURNITURE, CARPETS, BED-
the Taylor system in the government, DING, RANGES, STOVES and
workshops. in our report we simply CROCKERY.
comment upon Our observations in
55.11223.1‘2“.i§‘“:.3;‘§.f°‘.’§‘..f‘.‘;‘i.”it M. L. Rosen, 15 Ely Av.
South Norwalk
NOTICE
Mrs. iiennessey is a. level—headed
, LONDON, March lil.——'l‘ho distress
'liich has bccn caused throughout?
t ii r l“ , . i
bi up no Is ilalnglnnd. Scotland and Wales as the:
result of the great coal strike is bu’
coming very acute. more particularly
is a possible danger of too much red
itape in factories run under the Taylor
system. If that came to pass, the
overhead charges in such an establish-
ment weiild be so high as to more
tit“.€‘?::.:2"322311.3232‘51122‘“: SouthilNorwak .Union
School District
the system. Again the committee felt
that there might be a possibility that
workmen weiild be required to work Noticetlsrhegoby given that an so»
too hard. Some of the. labor people soasmen o t e real and ratabie co
tate within the said district has been .
who testified before “3 “’0“ that 90‘ made on the town list of 1911; that . ‘
sltion, and, although Mr. Taylor, orlg- said list has been this day deposited.
luator of the system, said there was by the clerk of said district, at the
no such danger, the committee' feel 0m“ 0‘ the selectinen, 5 Railroad
that 0 ha a there was" place, South Norwalk, Conn, for ex-
9 1‘ 1’ ' ‘ ' nmlnatlon and that the board of relief
—-~———-———-L———~*-- will meet at the office of the said so-
HORSE KILLED BY AUTO? iectmen, 5 Railroad place, on the 21st
It was reported in Norwalk this day of March, A. D., 1912, at 2 o’clock,
morning that some time during the I’- m., W he“ and determine all “I"
night a horse had been struck by an penis mode to them for an equalization
and . ertectlon of said assessm nt.
automobile in Peat Swamp and killed. p °
Particulars pertaining to the accident
“We found, for instance, that there
$25 “Paveaway”Eldredge Sewing Machine
Sale price $14.98 .
$36 “Vindex Special” Eldredge Sewing
Machine—~Sale price $l9z97
$45 “The Eldredge V” Sewing Machine
Sale price $25.00'
$60. Improved Eldredge Rotary Sewing
“it isn‘t oitcn that l have faith
enough in the medicine put up by 0th-
Notlce is hereby also given that an
assessment of the real and ratable es-
fectory- .
1"”,"1 gpnn be able to do so. and any. era. The Operators have already Ill-
0 wills. subject to constipation. nounoed that the demands would lie
',I‘l¢k Altamira, dizziness, liver, ti'ou- refused. Eotb stiles insist ”1.“. “£11”?
‘ tile. indigestion one-general playodput will ”stand pat." . .. ‘
dittonteunht to take advantage or
hit ohms. You can tell your «road the, operators have crucially. antiwar-ed
‘ ‘trtney m not satisfied with the demands.” said President warn.
that they’ can come. right ‘oerteth it iii that i hope we wine-to?»
. itd'iwtii cheerfully some anemone fl ‘ . silt
/ i“ l
officially reply to the demands for rum, resumed ‘
cram still selling the specific at higher Mass and other concession! fore the trade 0
Wprlce. although i cannot tell how presented two weeks illtit) by the min. noncredit! it‘l‘hormai oohdttlon.
“the“ minors' fetter-alto ‘ today adopt.
‘ed‘tlie recommendation ‘th
tire- committee” will
, night. that“ the‘ ,
"i shall have nothlns to may ‘ until Premier Aequith‘pplttti roi- iii-Joint con-
ference ln‘ theyertooeydietricte tor the
‘ themtntmum wage pro-
m” entire understanding that none
itlc
teeter}! weeks he-
‘o country could be
9’ 6X06“.
ted ration aura to
Would, resume wont...
tti men is effected.
Machine—Sate price $36
were few and it was not teamed up
to press time whether the report is
true or not. Wallace B. Parka, the an.
lthal undertaker had heard of no such
case.
......—..—-—--——-—————-
lra Hoyt, of Derby. was a visitor
in South Norwatk yesterday.
‘ Electrical Commissioner Thomas
‘ nobles, o: South ,Norwelir. has return-
tate of the said district, which was
so situated that there was no distinct
and separate value made by the as-
sessor and this day filed, by the clerk
of said district. at the office of the
selectmen, 5 Railroad place, in the
city of South Norwalk, Conn.
Dated at the City of South Norwallt.
Conn. this, the 11th day of March.
1912.
Joan s‘. Mounties,
a. a. wear. g
innuendo.
,fl from bonuses tgip to Philadel-
V
Oommittee clothe South amour tin-p
1lanthanumtat-talc me“
Norwalk Chronicler