5,,
‘ ‘ln surges at 250. Soc, 156 and .
$1.070 Ia “yard, inxw‘gsrnetfi
{bluesy brownsfi cardinal... ~ .
green and black: . Mossalhis -
Satin in all colors; also Bkinv
«nerd Lining Colin.
Mnbnokcmo Hotel Block
Boutli Nor-walk
WEATHER FORECAST.
min to.
- For Norwaik and vicinity:
-night and Thursday; hriskeast and
south winds. The storm which was
centered yesterday morning over Mis-
souri has moved slowly northeastward
and is now central over Michigan. It
is causing cloudy and rainy weather
in nearly ali'districts east of the Mis-
sissippi river. .Fair and colder weath-
er prevails between tho'Rocky Moun-
tnins and the Mississippi river.~
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 24', high," 34.
Partly cloudy. . .
Michael Collins, or this place, is fox
hunting today. »'
Mrs Frank H. Huntington‘is spend-
ing the day in Bridgeport.
——Forestsrs degree team (1111128..
Town Ass‘emdrly hall. Thursday- night.
”Jr- J .i .t and M
7 Mrs. Nellie Smith, of Bayview avo-
nue; is confined to, her home by ill-
ness.
M L. Pelham is sick at his home 26
Lowdnes ayenuo Winnipauk Dr -A N.
Clark is in attendance.
A social session of the Hospital
Whist Club will be held on Friday
evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs, Wilfred Bodwell, No. 8 Soy-
mour street.
Chief William R. Pennington found
little Hungarian girl wandering
about the streets at 11 o’clock today,
and took her to the police station f0r
safe keeping will her parents call for
her
«m-uw‘p‘ *
—-Nuimeg Club dance. Town Assenr
lily Hail. Friday evening.
Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will hold a meeting this cvs-
nlug, in Mystic Chain hull. It is re
quested that all members be present
as the degreovwork will he put (in. and
a line entertainment had
w2_*«
The management of Merrill Busi-
‘ Vsumo to Mr. lBulkey and the Bouthport_
they rushed to the .
scene and round that the structure _
was too far gone to save. The fire de- .
' occupant of the place at
A Complete Line of Each.
PRICES “.00 1'0 $5.00.
AT
WM. Pa BEERS
south Nat-walk. . Nomik.
up illusion .
up hill iuuu
John Shoshan’s Body. Found 'in
of Fire" in Soullipori,
Yesterday
——_———_____
SOUTHPORT Nov. 13. -—-Arouscd by
the. glare of flames gbout 2 O’clock
yesterday moining, seve'ral residents
of the town in the Vicinity of the
house owned by Benjamin F. Bulkley,
the proprietor of" the Bquley garage
and occupied by :John Shoshan, were
surprised to see lthe bound in flames
and half consumed. Quickly getting
fire department;
pertinent arrived on the scene abouts
an hour after the alarm had been giv-
on but could be of no help. in search-
ing through the house, however. they
legs of Bheehan who was the only
There was no clue to the origin of the
lecture. Medical Exminor ’Dr. F.
Powers wad summoned and appeared
morning, but refused to give the order
for the removal of thebody util 10
o’clock When it was removed to Fa—
lble's undertaking parlors. The loss
will be about-$1.100; which" is partly
covered by insumnce. ‘
Lived Alone. »
had been a resident of southbort for
the past 12 years. and had been in
the employ of Mr.
past 24 years. He had occupied one
half 'or the two family house owned
by his employer. but has been carpi!
for by a colored housekeeper, who
died a few weeks ago leaving him
alone. The other half of '~ the house
we. occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
nosa college invites everybody inter-
outed in Business Education to visit
.tllo school tonight and see the classes
at work Free lesson given in no!»
manship from 7: 30 to 8: so o'.ciock
Norwnlli. Aorta. No 588, Fraternal
Ordor of Eagles will hold A class in-
lliltion in the town assembly hall to.i
night. The mnbury degree titans
(clul‘rnplonohlp team of the state) will
do the work A bouquet will follow
in ldnaics' llnll in Wall street.
molest
dance of F. of A. (ingredients.
«4
Complaint hos been made that some
unfortunate and misguided person'has
indulged in the mrnlclouslpractloo of
placing various articles or woolen/I
under apparel conspicuously to Wait
avenue, presumably to cmblrass‘ ladies
Who are forced to use that hislivlsy.
The “tunnymsu” indulging his 30km:
psopouslues thusly might been a that
431 warning and quit the game before
he is arrested for disorderly collation
which course will surelyifollcy no»
is» the party stops hnmodistely‘. 77
and them, Thurs. “niilit.
Godfrey.
lchIton The fire was not discovered
until half the house had been con-
,aumed and then it was too late to
save Blmohnns life or the affects of
the Godfrey's The latter family lost
everything and a subscription has
been started to help them in their
misfortune. Whether unsure was the
result of an accident or foul play will 7
lprohsbly never be known but a vi
investigation will be made by the s.
tharities. .
.- w O
Mine MALqils aviary or ms;
Tacoma wusows nosrmo
ycItorda‘y of disorderly conduct tonic“
tempting i speech by Presidentoicct
Wilson in aviator. Academy of Music
on October. Sentence was suspended.
an appeal. and Justice Collins offered
in: Miss Malone ill but the lawyer
said he did not want ”will!“ chanted
l‘li‘y conviction boomed unwarrant-
as. said bliss Malone after the filial?!
do not mail dist any than was svor
3 Buckwheat Coal
store that will never misrepresent quality.
The quicker you get a Heater th'd dulcker comfort will
c
come. . We have a full line in all sides end prices
’ SINCERITY
,7 Business, like friendship Linust be founded on sincere motives and .
notions. l've built up my business on these principles for I know.
. that the mount South Norwalk are just like their outer-town broth-
‘ers. You want to trade at a. store that you can depend on-7-'-o. store
that is sincere in its every effort to give you an honest service-19.
In iihort,a sincere store
that is content to build for the future—«slowly if
"surely. . . l J-
, ‘ , MANUEL" T. HATCH.
First in quality. but in price, may. in the minds of its customs V v!
era—Bonnie 110mb Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. _
..‘
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton, delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Don’t let the cold weather come and catch you unprepared ‘
noussssrykhut
rilVBlllfllll
regular council
7 association, an
i .
7 endorsed.
Resolutions
ways.
' location,
: 'mlssionors or
, railways.
-B'e
assembly conv
That:
part thereof
found the badly charred trunk and «
By the hour. day or week. Our Chauffeurs are all skilled and
careful men. .
See the douraad Ii: cylinder 1913 Models of
THE 7 horas AUTOMOBILES
‘~ Demonstration on
street railway
Sal.
ed oar. .
the time. 7
tire and its inception is purely con- ‘
on the scene at 8 o‘clock yesterday ‘
Shannan who was 72 years of age ‘
lBulkley for the ‘
but they were visitingdn‘
uuw ironic, Nov. luminance Ma. l
loncmsuffrasstts. was found guilty infi
:tho lgmokiyn court of special sessions --
Her couniel announced its would make ‘
found guilty in a Iimiiacoscoi’
bliss Halon. had in ,
OSCAR H. BANKS rAgtmi
OARAGMEXER STREET. 7— NORM/Al. CONN.
- 0 B Jackson J ours"
~ , Optician PHONHI‘I.
_ -‘-._._.
, Everythgg in the Optical Line
Eyes *Ebianlined: Free
days, or both.
Boo. 1.
“ -“ than to
to lend him assistance in this by ill» ' 3m. salmon
at punt)
«7s
OLD noNiNION LINE.
Affording
Short Soc Trips, Delightful Week Ends
Pleasure and Rent to -
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. D. C
New York to
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and vo-
‘tum including meals and amp
ON 0. D. flTIAMIRB
Hot and Cold sol. Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with.
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph synm.
QTEAHERS 8A1WEVERY WEEE DAY ATa
loitctl‘ and Stateroom Resolutions, Plor Ill. North River, , .
retool N. Moore so. New York.
Phone 8200 Frnnkiln. senator Illustrated vahlt.
' .1
w. 75.. wooosow; ram. My.» .1. J. snows. non'i Pan-«gar Ant.
For further mums" assay to J. M. tsvvou a so. shall.
NM! AVOEHOg 02‘ “’0‘ Tut's ml“, “0 It. “'4'". “a H. RD 34"
.r»
, .. Winona Icy "Roduood Prices
our M on:
,
"th spun you can buy hero
octopus “bod clubbers.
Corn.
ADI).illblfivOIICWIIHIOOIII.OIIHI'I'UIOHODCUIICOCU
3 03M mart): :m‘ “a IaIII-IIIII'IIIIoIhovl'II-vstood-bursts
IIJIII'IIIIIII‘IIIIIIIIIHIIII III“?IIOOJIO‘I1}D§I
We. Mother's, Hacker's or White dogs 7
A doIIIIIIIIItIII.novaIIIIIIIIIIso...Is,...
Autumn‘s-I7»: QO'ADCIOIID‘OOIOVIOOIOHI
‘WW
. Richmond or Washington. D. cqql‘i
. tum including main and north 815
P. a:
with. very best quality of Pure FoodI at less;
mlflfidfif Ind ONCE)! .u-Innnus-Iu-Inla “'1‘, W’
”a, I
or both.
pomtons.
That:
in dilution.
convened:
Be it enacted by
house‘ of representatives in general
- assembly convened. ' " ~
That every‘town. city or borough
, having general charge of the highw'vays
.7wlthin its borders. ‘
plate and exclusive control over the
number and kind of tracks
used or occupied also all poles, wires
conduits and manholes, to ’be used or
occupied by any street railway com-
pany within its limits.
All acts or parts of acts inconsist-
ont herewth regarding rairoad com-
Be it enacted .by
house or representatives in general
assembly convened:
No person shall ride stand-
ing between the seats of an open
street railway car. or standing upon
the running board of an open street
car. or standing in the aisle of a clos-
said company,
Emsdlldalod Trolley lm7 .
Association to be
Busy ill Next Lpulslaturo
Charles H Dllwortll city clerk of t «
‘ Nbrwsik. gives some time ago appointed 7 ’
b3! Mayoilllduifird J Finned'sn as doll: ~
' casts a the city of Norwsut, in the
.7 Consolidated {l‘roiley Improvement As
adulation oi Connecticut.
At the last
meeting, Mr. Dilworth
submitted a report of thedoings or the
d it was accepted and
The report contains hills which will
be submitted to the next session of
the legislature. and is as follows:
as follows ~
An act concerning streets and high-
.the senate and
this public utility com-
7 mlssioners are hereby repealed
An act concerning fares of street
it enacted by the Senate and
house of representatives
ened: '
on all street railways Open
' ated within the state, on which the
fare rate is five (5) cents for a dis
tsnoe between certain points, or Any
tickets, each
good for full fare shall be sold, upon
demand of any person for the sum of
twonty-iive cents.
An act regulating the riding upon
six, (6)
COPS.
Sec 2. No motorman or conductor. .
in charge of any street railway .cer.
shall cause said our to be stopped to
let on passengers after the seats .
therein are all occupied
Sec. 3.——.Any person violating the
provisions of :thlI act.
not to exceed ten dollars (810) or be
‘ imprisoned for not more than ten (10)
An act concerning transfers on
street railwayqs.
(Be it: enacted by the senate and
, house of representatives in general
assonflily convened.
7 do any city. town or borough
where at one point, different lines of
street cars. all operated by the‘“ssme
oompanyx comp soother, each passes.
ssr upon any‘ouoof suon7lineu shall
be entitled upon reaching said meeting
place to a transfer given anon any one
at said connecting lines.
13-90. 2. Any refusal by the conduc-
. tor or agent of any street car com-
pany. to give such transfer, upon re-
quest of any passenger who has paid
his fare, shall ,be a misdemeanor and
be punished by a fine not less than
twenty-live ($25) dollars, or imprison.
scent of not more than ten (10) days
Sec. ll. Sold Destiny to be imposed
upon said company. or the agent of
responlllble‘ for any
violating of the foregoing motions
7 . An slot. concerning the regulations
and supervision of public service cor-
Be it enacted by the senate and
‘ house of roprolslrtdtlvos in general
‘ Assembly oouvoned: ‘
auction 23 of Chapter 128 of
the Public Act: of 1911.
7 amended by adding at the end there-
of: The placed! any such neuritis.
at least one session thereof. with rea-
sonable time for taking of. amend
7 ‘ mt. shall be held within the town.
city or borough Affected by the matter
In
. M got concerning the tax on car-
. no it and ed by the counts and
. house of representatives of the stats
of Connecticut'ln general assembly
7 Son. 1. That a. tax of fifty (5d)
. cents per horse power pet that, be im
. posed on the, trinisyi companies of the
lots. tho unis to be in addition. to
Rollo present to: on the sold corpora»
shall have com-
in general
the senate and
shall be lined
is hereby
Dr
2s. 30 ‘and 32 sou
. Infants‘ Sweaters and Worsted
$1 50 value. Our special, garment
NEW sssoso RAISINB. 3 pkgo.
NEW PRUNES, 3 lbs.
I.II.....I
2 lbs. Mslags Grapes 25c
3 large Gr Fruit. . . 25o
"7 2.lbs Evaporated Peaches” 25¢:
New Pancake Fleur, 3 pkgs 25¢
Oatmeal, 3 pkgs. .250
Asparagus, can ............ , . . . . . 15
Oranges. Apples, Cauliflower. Col
20 North Main St. ‘ \
At the Nurwalk
Oil Reuters is the largest in town
Geods Co.
mluconPonA'rsD)
Exua Specials
FULL LlNE OF INFANTSEWEAR.‘ .7“ . ~. ~
lnllants' Bonnets, all sizes and styles. . ........ . 1
infants' Shoes and Booties—~Wc have a nice line of “3173,”?
Shoes and Worsted Booties
Our Gents’ Furnishing Department is complete.5
derwesr for the boy. four years to 12 years.
Mens Wool Underwear. sizes 34 to 54 for the fat man;
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY 7
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
14-16 Will an, Norwalk Conn.
' You can get a Range of your own choice. Our line of Perfectl
‘ niture, Brass Beds,.8tern and Foster Muttresses.
Til MAIN S l llEET
11"“
to
7 ..... 25¢3075
Jackets, all styles5 and sizes
We have.«
....... s
New Dates, pica.
Citron. per lb. ......... . ..
New Apricots, per lb. . . .
New Flambox
Cranberries, qt. . . . . .. . .
Sweet Cider, gal . . . .
cry, 'l‘urnips, Sweet Potatoes.‘
Furniture Hons
Come and see our full line of For»
Cash or credit.7
loo cmm. Our delivery service
NORWALK.
g
PREMIER lliliiiiiii
iiilill HES iii Sli‘ii
tanned Today that the Assas-
, sin on Not Commit Suicide“
as Reported '
MADRID, Nov. 13.——Thelbody of the
assassinated Premier Cannleias, lay in
state from an early hour this moraine
on o. cataifalque which had been
erected in a temporary chapel in the
Chamber of Deputies. The body was
dressed in diplomatic uniform and
beneath the corners of the grey silk
canopy covering the cataltalque stood
a military guard of honor. the men
with their heads inclined on their
arms. which rested on their reversed
rifles. ‘
-A vast silent crowd of people goth
to pay their last respects to the dead
statesman. The populotion dd, the
ospital appears to be deeply impress-
ed by the crime. Work in. chil‘ al-
most entirely suspended and nearly
every business house is closed.‘ while
most of the houses in the residential
section are draped with mourniulr
decorations.
The Liberal Cabinet will continue to
hold office under the temporary pres
ldéncy of Foreign Minister Marquis
Manuel carols Pri'eto for tho broiont.
at least. until the Ilii'fllttm of the
Moroccan treaty with France, which
should have been completed today.
over, mentioned to the ‘Bpsnish god
mum to defer the matter until a
more convenient ditto.
than or disbmlshsd ”Wrasse. no
and hII intuitions
ICE CREAM
THE. BEST IN TOWN
ulw‘c You raise n+1 7
We have our new machine working now and are matting good;
RUNDLE’S BAKERY"
' l
cred both in and outside the Chamber ‘
Premier Poincare of 7 France. how-'
The assassin. manual pavilion, is a ‘
he‘s regular foolproof“ ‘ W vo ' ‘
isnmmpt. 7
ass-r NoswA
man. on which woe written “To.
Unforgettable Manuel." 7
The recent movements of
are known in outline'to the 78
police. He was expelled from
Aims last March on nocou
participation in. anarchism skits
He rotuyned to in and I7 .
a few days in sdrld, whenoo
traveled to Paris, London. Bi“
Bordeaux and Marseilles, on, .7
agijn to Parish, which city he of
days ago for Madrid. The patio.
lice uotiiiedthe authorities ill
of Pardinas' departure and int}
them of an article he hall 1!
against King Ali’Onso for an on
paper ppblished in Paris. Thejit
police. however, did not know
Pardinas had arrived in the
capital nor have they learn
thing of his doings there ii
crime.
PnosAN-r or NATION
Interesting Boi‘vloo at South N
canarygstionnl Church
The patient of the nations
South Norwallt Confirmation
last night was witnessed by'
number of people. The all
one of the most interesting and?
national tnble‘nux ever'lwltnos
The Norwaiks and wssindm ,
,pd by the young people
Each one Was dressed} til
costume of the notions rob
the United States. 'I‘li
Were correct in detail ”and
people; and than in null
slid doliOilil. ‘ "
Japanese booth and Porto Bi
attracted cousidorsbls alts '
lulu lionol missionary ..
7 a put forth is
Norwalk Chronicler