7'. Partly. cloudy. ,
meeting or the Women's
room
s
, or; increasing southerly winds, pro—
' baiy becoming high. tonight.
’ defined disturbance, control this morn-
5 ward avenue, will leave tomorrow tor
f . There worsten sales or read estate in
“The Nor-nib, last week,~with inert"-
lo Linens 8t Tolvcls‘
Muslims. 409. 502.575. "
lost 31.00;. s rim. _
Hometitcbed Table Goversw—
51-00, $1.25, 31.60 and $2.00.
5 All linen Table Sets. hem-P5
‘1 stitchedwflw ‘
‘ Illicit Towelswibo, in 172°.
‘ Ind 25o. .
Damask Toweismzdo, 60¢.
‘ 75o and 31.00.
Large assortment of Troy
Cloths and Doyilos.
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokemo Hotel Block
Booth Nowell:
"2'22 ,4
“l“ 5
“is
"1°
4°
raises else To ease.
WM. P. BEERS
South NoriNIIko
m
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to-
night; Tuesday cloudy and much cold-
A well-
ing ovei Michigan, is causing cloudy
55-5112 rainy weather drain the Mississip-
pi river eastward to the coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 33; high, 44.
‘a three weeks' southern trip.
‘ .Mr. and .Mrs. W. R. Austin or Wood-1
business
""Guiidl 202:
Trinity Church will be held this eve
ning at 7130 colour in the Guild;
' The regular ' monthly
' W
sides at 514.8386 E9r the last weelg in
November 1911 there were six'teenh
sales of property and mortgages or 327,-
233
' Arthur and Folly: Eruend and Robert
Morthelmer, or New York, ibho have,“
been spending Thanksgiving and «the
, meek-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. i. Joel
of Franklin street, have returned to
their homes. '
‘o
' It is requested that all members
of Court Frances Social Club will
5meel. at the home of Mrs. ida Mer-
. risen, this evening at 8.0'ciock to at: I
tend a surprise party to be given one
o! the members.
Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence, of South Nor- “ganglia”;
walk, went to the Skin and Cancer
lHiPspltol, in New York, today, to bring
back John A. Fogg, of Rowayton, who ”'—
bun «been undergoing an operation at
that institution. IMr. ll‘ogg is doing as
(well as can be expected.
' will you want a nice piece or corned
beef the cherry P‘red kind. telephone
the Modern Market 1863-3
5*”. - 4
The Norwalk limpital Association
is considering the erection of a new
“building. the cost or which will be
emotional). The lohowmg column.
5 too will have charge 0! the matter:
“envision swans ”president; Dr wu.
nails 3. Tracey snow F Bishop. 441219
Commercial Record
' Passengers on the New York, New
Haven and Momma mums soon "I;
yesterday with interest Jthat Sunday 3
was not a day or rest with the sec
tion men who look alter the tracks
at that point where worsens-tuck
wreck occurred a number or weeks!
. ago. The section then appeared to hire
renewing quite a number of old lierIP
With new ones.
i
A; the conclusion oi the memorial:
services 0; South Nomaik lodge, yoga;
today afternoon; the memberi 5
accrues to the lllllts home, in E (it’ll
Main street. where than was a musical
5 Wrist lollmvoa by mimhmonls. In
the evening a delegation or the will
will: about to nominal and anoint ‘
a... ll shone, formerly of ii
, . _5 delirium an interior
FIRE ALARMS
FIN Alam'aeadouamro It' 7mm“!
IOUTH NORWALK FIHI ALARM
IOXII
Works. Telephone for tire sienna.
No. 24.
s—xWawlngton and North Iain ELIP
. Mahmkemo otol.
d—xDa yand Raynor: d'Bta.
5—: R k G Corset Factory. privates
3~Hoyt'a Th hfiatre.
l—Norwglk esp ital.
i—nualc Hdliii. billiard and City Hotels
«Luna. at.
iangVo-t 8L. Franklin Sch obooi.
lHCon not uPrd at. Concord and nasal:
H-Nort rth "Malcolm Axiom
ill—H is St. and mW" Ava.
orwailr
i «Wloat Ave. and Coder" at.
1Infinainwd Taylor Av'a "f :P
21— W'eat
aand In. It.
(LWtIYII. Bill. I3.
32%;“ andfifi‘ig.m
3:?“ or AVA...
2mm ‘9'- 5
“55mm?" one “4'an
:1. (ion {Blu‘g't' and w'&‘
fihmllhtk yard
Sash—No 0..
Denotes non-intone has“.
“851! Has or box, fromlo oh the In.
One otroIto at.“ u soon ”32?: a. n.‘
otibndardm
[in h. -
'vaom ‘ on» an alas-on. an out. to
calls department. 1-1
Tin-co slow strokes water to be ahtn
of! i— I »
Atlnwtnmuooohwm. aboo
thNIJ“Mma!W “.25.! In district lilo Iv
solved ham all.
uoawaut has snout
ib-‘Oonm of Ham and Wall Streets.
'n—g'”mph"gnp 22226221132“ Street.
li— nic‘ org.
“~th Avenue 3nd Berkeley street.
sand you ”Place.
I?»—
“(Prlva
Aonnue outrigger:u
litres and Harbor Avenue.
West Avenue, near th e armory.
33—«8tevona Street and Elm Gust.
li-Crooa at root and Wilton avenue.
ll—Maln street and Hort h Avenue.
3::qu Ella
Main and marina Streets.
vCanoan Road anll‘ald
1‘- Street.
lit-Chestnut strain near summer at.
commit. Street on Union Ame.
2-—On The Green
sin-mm Avenue nand Lincoln Avenue.
cor—ill“; Avonuoxandpositam lows.
l
Iz—WeetA
83~Iiarbor
le—Cha
nfltrset.
Elm
Juror noswatx rial ALAN” coals
Fire headquarters. 23V “Amos
Telephone 5"”) mt w
rive 7?
4~Fltoh School '
Private noxosiwIi onlyrbo Rolled not
A telephone message to Elect c Italics
(705) between the hours at PC )3. m
6—«Marvln School
mammal. Washington“. and.“
Rio—«Van Zandt ii
IliutA A.vo and Rowan at.
eAva.
vs. and Fl'rat St.
or
mo: ‘3‘...
will 39 MAI. ““0
Nomalli.
05-1
koato‘dtlmtutingml'
(”is
the .al‘mmlm ohl'l'yupcnm arrival
e .
Profits. ,_
. First in
hers—Bonnie
...—......
co
Covers
Range Ovens
That's why Hubs bake Quicker and better than all or the
vlth old tusbloned circuit ilue which only heats 'i'our sides.
A. J.Collins 8: Co.
~ Buckwheat, Pea. Not, I
Stove, E22. Broken
5“" ll.
.4»
PROF. STONEPBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE .
tells us that my and Wet Mash are oi equal value.
poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
trom‘poultry feeding are secured when a portion of the ration coa-
sists of a mixture of ground grams and their byproducts.
, mixuro is called "mash." Two logical reasons why (owls shou
ceive a portion or their grain food in ground form, is that in
egg production may be induced—and that cost production is lie ens~
ed. .It is not dlilicfult to Select feeds, selling at same price, one of
which contains twice as much value as the other.
(home ground) Poultry Mash. which means—More
Practical
8 ch 9.
vier
Buy. “Bonnie"
Eggs—~Blgger
MANUEL T. HATCH. .
its. last in price. always in the minds cl its custom-
moGrouad mood {or Horses. Cattle and
.3»
RAYMOND BRO-Tunes
1‘0- .
Mo
As to its my running and nuslaotory service.
-MLL~ ROAD. ARE LEVEL re A MOVER."
" . Automobiles to Rent by the Hour. Day or Week.
1013 Models Now Ready.
Ask the Owner of a;
"BB CAR
..- is m.
., wl I
in a letter to The Hartford Gourant, 55
makes the followingcqmment on the i
I . Others did not think so. and, us a lo
5 in live, and the common enemy in full
. control ytor the next tours years, but ‘
with a ~5ll‘01‘3.55 probability «already
servalivea Union
Congressman iii. J. Hill, of Norwaik, .
recent election: .
it was and still is very firm belief
that the fight which the real progress
sives sought to make could have been
quickly and thoroughly ovithin the;
lines of the Republican organization
than by a separate party movement
suit we have a Republican malty spilt
fought and the victory won more "
28 30 and' 32 SOUT
Dry Goods
(INCORPORATED)
H PMAIN STREEI‘
‘ 100 Stamped Pillows with. back an
'. 25 Children’s White Tibet Fur Sets
8c Alpron Ginghams.
5c Ladles‘ Handkerchiefs.
50c Corsets, Tonight ..
35c Fi‘ceCed Lillell Kimonos. Tonight
manifested; that before that time ex.»
piros, the Democratic party (will be
.Pmorc hopelessly spilt than we are ‘ "
now; for with the offices tilled and the ' ‘
cohesive power of patronage exhaust-
ed, the radical dilferencos in their
political convictions which. tore them
movement is simply to regain power
and to control patronage now lost, it
is impossible, tor the dominant per-
sonalities oi each {action are irrecon-
ciiubie.
union on principle is contemplated, in
my Judgment, it is‘ premature.
policies whichthe Republican division
has thrust upon the nation.
That it. will come then i have not
the slightest doubt. [but it will come
naturally rather than as. the result of
a forcing process. It will then bexa
ments of all parties, and in opposition
to the sociallstic tendencies ol' the
present moment. The only possible
basis tor such. a union is a sound
Irmonetary bysbem {o} the people, and
an honest and intelligent revenue poll;
by for the maintenance on the national
osltlons is there any party solidarity‘
anywhere, and as has been wisely
must settle" and the atmosphere be
comes plain and straight
assunder in '96 will again begin to '
- work with liatai result.
If the Republican "get together" "
if on the other hand. a re ,
That 4
can only come after a try-out oi the "
realignment of the conservative ele- ‘
government. 0n neither of these prone u ' I
said. "the dust oi the recent conflict ' '
cleared before any party vision be?
The Democratic and Progressive ‘
5 12 1-2c Men’s Socks. black or tan.
It’s the car that has “made
or the automobile age—~41:
any other car—on all am
all sorts of conditions—4n
o
S. L. Benedict.-Agent,
Extra Specials Tonight
in Black Belgian Hare Pillow Mulls. with satin «bed. Tonight 26'
Tonight ......
...... one-o
altitudes-it baa stood the testmlt has “made good." .
d ‘6 shame of silk Tonight 253%
with Pui so. Tonight.
.................... .-
........... a..o.u.~--.-~...o.
......... o-nuvoo-u-
Tonight ....... ... . . ..
o.-
good. " Since the dawn
numbers iar exceeding
is of roads and under
all countries, climates,
98 South Main St.
UNITED Gloom
«if "
26 North Main St.
CG.
platter-in both look tonne issue or pa-
per money and its control by the gov-'1
eminent. The experience of all history
points straight to a speedy deprecia-
tion of auoh a currency and to ulti-
hiatedisastoi‘. Republican policy holds
‘5.
Oranges, per dos .......
Fancy Walnuts. per lb
nest Mixed Nuts, per lb
Sort shell Almonds. per lb......
Drake Almonds, per lb.
3 pkg Fancy Seeded Minion...
3 pkg None Such Mince Moat...
Helna's Mince Meat, per can....
. 2 cans Dudley's' Pumpkin ......
21b. Maiaga Grapes ...........
aloe-Ii.
can buy.
Tel. laces.
At
o
QIISASE—ARIIVER BITEEETBANKS, NORWA’LIgOONN.
O D; Jackson - 1; oil?"
Optician ”'59"! "I"
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes EXamlned Free ,P
’EVcrylbing for the Thanksgiaiug Dinner
.25c, 30c, loo
3 lb. Extra Large Prunes :. ..
35 lb. Large Prince: .....1......
2 lb. Fancy Evacuated Peaches
Fancy Apricots, per lb.
Cranberries, per qt.......
Candied Citron, ‘per in
Lemon or Orange Peel, per lb...
Fancy Dolls. pks.......
Smyrna Figs, per lb....
'Maisga oiuoior Table Raisins...
.19
.18
.25
.19
.26
.25
.20
.26
.25
u‘o-ioo
noon-out
one-o...
All our nuts and dried fruits are so soiutely new stock and the best we
ROYAL GROCERY
22 South Main
the Norwalk Furniture House
1443 .Wall 33.. Norwslk Conn: ‘
You can act a Range oi your own choice. our line or Perfection
.25
.35
.85
.14
.10
.19
.16
.10
.16
25
BL
, cotton. in which the lurid board had
reported. the Republicans or the House
‘ run which
come *ccsninerclai bank-note as the
instrument of trade, but as yet has
taken no stop “ towards eliminating
from the solid ionndatlonoi gold re-
demption. on which such a system
must be based. the outstanding billion
oi‘ dollars oi ilat money. which, with
”the enormous development of our
credit system since 1893, will imlperll
the solvency of the federal treasury
when the next real strain comes. We
stand alone against the great commer—
cial nations or the world trifling with
individual and national credit.
Is there not room enough in the Re-
publican party (or the "sound money"
man oi the nation to "get together"
and establish an elastic currency sys-
tem based absolutely on gold redemp—
tlon?
The revenue legislation of the Sixty.‘
Second Congress has developed new
lines o! cleovage in all parties. The
amaslng free list bill, which not live
billions' worth of American finished
products into open competition with
all the world and at the same‘tlme
continued a revenue duty on the raw
materials dram which they are made,
hhowed by the Vote coat that the'
Western Progressives had ceased to be
pmtectionlsls.
wool, cotton.
solved the practically solid support of
the Democratic and Western Prognos-
dive alliance. and has since been up
proved by their constituents. .
0n the two schedules .or wool and
soon solidly for bwnwand reVlslon.
Republicans in the denote
Pod to even consider the measures
the lipase Republicans has
(Democratic tsrlii legisla-
1 distinco
The subsequent revision of the II
chemical and , metal ;;
schedules, from which all protection -~
was avowedly‘ eliminated only con— 3:
firmed that conclusion, loi- tree trade 3 5
and a thrill lor revenue only alike re- ..
5 dived the outspoken and :
‘ P mul‘ or tile? prooldono '
h
THE BEST
HAVI YOU
ice cream.
RUNDLE’S
NORWPALK.
. 4
Tel. No. too.
FUNERAL WORK
Phone 37222”
1o}! “Hazelnut-1a:o:a;a;o:a;a;a,a;o;o;u1nill-till.
v
gather" and establish a revenue sys-
temwith rntes’pt duty measured .by
the difference in cost “production
hers and abroad,.the lactate he no
lermlaed through an inioilloontdnvos-
ligation by; a unconstitutional! cons
mission when tenured allies shall
not. be subject to tho changing coa-
ooi cryonics: my
ICE CREAM
We have our new machine working now and are making good
Our delivery service is pmmpt.
XlRl ~ SPEBM
Best: Flour, Large eBag
Best Flour, per _. Barrel
195 lbs. Granulated Sugar
100 STAMPS WITH 1 SAN BAKING POWDER A'I.
The Great A&P Tea Conipaa
131 WAIHINOTON IT. IOUTH NORWALK
Dollvorlu 3:30 a. m. and 2:30 a. m.
o l ‘ P . .
Fancy Cut. Flowers Every Dov
FERNB, RUBBER PLANTS, PALMS
mm A; 0. Cu
ultimately come a union of 5
First. To pay reduced wales in a '
, , bomber ‘l. 1912.)
IN TOWN
TRIED IT!
A
BAKERY
Elle? Noawa Lit.
. '7...
$51. 92
in
ounilloooo.
O
A SPECIALTY
. ...
......
havo referred will compel the no
thought for the next tour you;
most. earnestly hope that out of!
and oi action which may react
highest good to our beloved ~-
Hennwlillo. minor questions '
tie themselves. 4 ~ A. It
Norwaiki‘flcv. 19,1912.”
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