trio nil}:
home and valuables against this dun»
. not" by placing 11
the less. Telephone 1231).
TAYI. 0R 5: GOLDEN
Y 1‘89 Washington street
All kinds oi insurance?
Public Stenographer,
Edward 'I'nylor 01? Union avenue, is
rewverlng from several (Inl‘s' illness.
, New York:
Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Clmsmnr 'have
. ' in New York.
1St. John's Lodge 11‘. & A. M, held.
. “a regular meeting lust cloning and
- , conferred the Entered .lppiontiro De-
: gree,
—Cn11es. cuties, umbrellas. O'ilrlcn.
.l‘lorwnlk Bakers Local No. 92. will.
hold 11 meeting tomorrow afternoon at
5 o‘clo-ck‘in Central Labor Union Hull,
in Washington street.
The Norwulk Be at Club will have a
smoker this evening at the headquar-
1hers in Wall street, and have arranged
an attractive program for the mem-
ibers and their friends
Buckiw‘nghom ’Womun's Relief Corps
held a 1bu31ness session yesterday at
‘ , hernoon, followed in the. early evening
‘by a supper which was largely attend
ed «and thoroughly enjoyed.
-
below
~—l1‘ootwear
Shoe Store.
0
Jllspeh Rucker, the well known Box-
‘-im; Artist, who appears in the bouts
of the Norwalk Host (‘lnb tonight.
has announced his intention to retire
from the ring at the conclusion of
this enterinlnnn‘nt
cost. White
lumes Creugh. of 1121111 strrit.1h.is
purchased the delitutcsen store. which
has been conducted for some time by
Wallace A. Mott on the opposite side
or the street.‘ iiinrlin nnd Jock
tireogh, will be In charge or the pluce.
Thorn new. no games in the Non:
wulit Club pool tournament inst even-
ing, owing to-tiie {nut that John W.
Benny was culled out or town, and
Raymond Bulls did not put in on up-
. ”hafnium. 'I‘heso games will probably
be played inter.
for tonight will be between Jackson
111111 Fitch, and Waugh and Baldwin.
«littlest soft huts. O'Brien‘s.
~..........1-—v-A
A meeting of severui oi’ the chi»
Zone at the city or Norwulk will be
held lit the council room in Wnll street
this evening for the purpose of 111:an
discussing tin~ mottrr or widpning the,
1.Wnli street brldue. It is possible that
‘ some action will be token townrd coil:
3-1 ing it public adopting and getting an
appropriation unfliclcnt to pnrsliunc
,V'olbniting prmwriy necessary to widen
the structure and build unitllstsntlnl
1913 will Be
1A“Toinboy”Year
2 in looking over my books
i iinti that the soles of my
“Tomboy" live Codi; cigar
show an increase every your
for the past sevenl eon years.
This is the best, retomniendnr
tion my
'1 “TOM B OY”
7" )le have. no no
it Wld' Winds illicit"-
' :11an unless
are very common in and around this
Would it not be well to cull 1
11113 on the 'phonu and protect your. 1
Burglury pulley 1
with no and let us minihurso you to:
South Norwaik, Conn.
1 Miss Kathryn Mnlklu. of 70 Frank,
‘ i
iln avenue, is spending a few days in’
" returned home after a iew days visit
The 3.1111911 souduled‘
Prices 1111.11.11. ,
Gran so get
Pea Beans
Cts
lb“
Best FlouP72c hag.
Creamery Butler 3171: lb
No. ‘ 6
Broom
.250,
Large Can
Tomatoes,
. 100
3 lbs Limit
Beans
250.
crisco '23C 21 can
“—
Soap at 25c
.40. Stamps Free ”with one box,
Armour’s Scented Toilet
ii
1 East IndiaTeaCo
Tel 871.
125 Washington Street-
ruiucnnex‘nrotin PiiE-
stnE‘sT or FIiAIIIlE‘
(Continued from First Page.)
._._...
‘Nollllnfliiy 897 representatives 0:
the people, were entitled to vote.
These included 597 Deputies and 300
Senators, but the number was reduce .
owing to vacancies caused by deaths
and rrsignstlons Or by illness.
Large croweds of people who had
come from the.ca.pital to watch the tar-
rlvni of the politicians and statesmen
disturbed the repose of 1111141111111 little
suburban town. As the favorite
representatives or the people appeared
they were greeted with cheers.
Most of the Senators and Deputies
cums outJ’rom Perle on the special
trains provided by the government.
but others arrived in carriages and
curs. With them camemotne 1,500
reintlvrs 11nd friends nnd persons not—
able in omcinl societY.
Premier Raymond Poincare and the
nwmbrru of his cabinet, arrived to-
gether some hours before the. voting
began. . Juice Pours. the Minister of
Agriculture. was not umoug them, for
be. hnd sent to the Premier early in
the. morning 11 note informing him that
hu‘hud resigned .trom the cabinet and
buying simply that he had accepted
the (tiliilldiit') lot the presidency of
the Republic
liroinior Poincare immediately des-
ignuled i‘trdluund Duvid,~nt present.
Minister of Commerce, to take over
also the portfolio of Agriculture.
Per suvctnl months mopuretionn
iiud burn Iiiidi‘r way for thy sitting of
tho Nntiuurii Assembly. 11 was thought
timt civilly,t to the multiplicity of cun-
dldntrsu suvcrnl ballots would be neces-
sary .i'or 1a choice. According to the
constitution, It ohm-o ballots are cast
without it result the onndldute hold
ink the highest tntul of votes in chos-
en its president
Uni of tho nine prcnltlentinl oi-cc
tioun which have been held since the
toundutlon or the Third Republic in
1370, novel! have been decided on the
P
1 first ballot. those of Adolphe Tutors.
wuo olo‘cted twice,
in 1887. and of Felix Fours in 1895.’
were two bullots'nocessnry.
chi order to place their ballot papers
in the urns. .
Premier Rsymond Poincsro was In»
suited by cit-Premier George Clemen-
one at the meningitis! the Mutton!
= Corners}: tor the election on a new
president. 11. Poluénre at once
pointed Ahmad 1111111111. in minister
alumina. and L. L. Riots. minim
‘ at dunner. of. not on his second: null
I.
SAVE PREMIUM STAMPS
spectators in the galleries were we. »'
men.
Everybody present was
of the hall
ngainst—"
The rest or the phrase was lost in
a tumult of cries and cxclamutlons.
shouted. “ We protest
The voice was that of the Conservn- j:
live deputy, the Marquis Albert do --
Dion. who when the uproar had some.
what subsided. started afresh: “We
protest against the election of the -
president of the Republic 1by Pnrlltr
mant instesd'oi' by the people."
The Assembly was agitated anew by
u‘ about from a Socialist deputy:
“Down with the empire!" ,1
The Republicans replied by cheer-
ing: "Long live the republic!"
Senator
order by ndmonishing the Assembly
that such interruptions were deplora-
lble‘ and tintilo as well as being con~
trnry to the rules of what was merely
an electrol college. where motions and
speeches, whatever their clinrscter.
were not permissible.
The incident arose out of a letter
sent by the iotnter premier to ill. i’oln~
care lust eve11lng.1tiie contents of
which were considered offensive by M.
Poincare. This morning the premier
sent his two seconds to ask for an
explanation. untl unless this should
prove sulisiartory under the custonm
of France. the incident may result in
a duel.
'l’remiordluynloml Poincare received
331 votes and Juice l’utns 338 votes on
the first ballot for the election of 11
new president of the republic. A11.
other bullol was thus rendered notion
glory. on neither obtained uu nbnolutu
minority of the votes.
Premier itnymonri Poincare obtain-
ed 429 votes on the iirst buliot and
Jules Pants 32". 11111131111111. to the 111m
rooted result. 1A second ballot muut
therefore the token. the number ncceir
nury 11011 election being 435.
tOBT DIAMOND RING.
Mrs Currie Roscoe who has charge.
or the newsstand oi the New York“
Mumbui diminution. Jules (gravy. who and New 11111111111111 blows COmpimy, in
CittslmorI’odlcl'1me Westbound ruiirosd station, this
Emil Loubet mid Arntsnd Willows.‘ week reported (but u disnmnd ring
Only ut‘ the election of 811m Carnot", 1.11.11 been 111111111 from her. She told
Chief of Police Pennington that on
Wednesday noon one went down; to the
mash ballot occupies almost three t‘nult store, in Rnilrouti avenue, new 1
imam. as the Deputies and puncture hit; the newsstand in charge of Wii
are called up separately in slobnbett- Iium Bland. “representative of the
who g
Wescott's more“ company.
shuttles trains; fist lBouth Nomadic.
About. 1:301 o'clock the «theorems 111,
,liistnond ring, which she said he ‘leti
In the naturism, was missing. Child
Winston has endeavored to no»
trace or “19113311 but thus isr has been
“ultimo ‘
:1" «ma ‘ sentinel 1111.; our
1 intent genernl' 1. cities give the hymns
1 ol‘ the Connecticut National Guard,
83.89..
listening 3‘
with strained attention. when sudden- 1-
1y n thunderoust voice from the body I:
Dubost gradually restored '
MiLiTiA FIGURES 0F MERIT.
" General orders issued from the ad
mien lus‘ric'ss or “run
1 PEACE
W-
All but TWo Qualified in the Town of
‘ Norwnik.
of merit for the severnl organisations
with the exception 0" the Novel
Militia. 'i‘or tire your ended Octol her 31,
1912.
The standing of the dliiieient. organ-
izhtipns lioliows:
Medical Comer—F‘Ieid hospital
85. 87; Ambulance Company. 00.15;
Hospital Corps, C. A., 85. 4‘2; Hospital
Corps, l‘list Infantry. 83. 5|: Hospital
Corps, Second Infantry. 86.10., ‘
Signal Corimwiiui‘tll'ol'd Detachment.
72.01; New iluveh Detachment, 172.75.
Cavalry-Troop ,A. 70.59;“ Troop ii.
«.11 Justice.“ of the Peace of the Town
Cl' Norwalk. on the '1iicsdiny other the
that Monday of November, 1912,11ave
quuililod within the time required by
law, to wit:
William R. Ahrens, Alfred E. Austin.
Icy, John W. Curnow, Victor H. Donn,
Leo Davis. Daniel Dunlap, Percy .1. Ed-
mulls, int 0. Gregory, William A.
Grhhn. Jr. John H.1Holyt, James T.
Hubbell, Edward Kelly, John Keogh.
inn, Irving D ‘rtobortsou. _
Those who did not quality were
Chas. E. Lockwood and James
vens.
_ Battery, Field Arbiiicry—-First l’la
icon, 44.97; 1Secon1i Platoon. 03.10.
Coast Artillery Corps~iicndquur-
ters. 84.40; First Company, , 63.93;
’i‘hlrd Company. 64.41; Fourth Com~
puny. 54.;84 Filth company. 67.;07
Sixth Companv, 59. 83; Seventh Oom-
puny. 59. 2?; Eighth Company, 64. 93;
Ninth Company. 62.96; Tenth Cont-
puny, 65.07; Eleventh Company, 64.84”;
:I‘weltth Company, 62. 93; Thirteenth
Company. 0.1110. Fourteenth Company,
—-.
NORTHRUP—ADAMS.
Howard Alun Adsms and Miss Ha-
zel Northrup, of Norwalk and Glen?
brook. respectively, were married at
noon, yesterday, at Grace rectory, by
Rev. James Benton Werner, They
Willi enjoy 11 honeymoon and reside in
59 45. New Haven.
' i ~ncn1 Itch! Itch: -- Scratch!
' Scratch! Scratch! The more you
WEAR ill 11113115115 . ,
'rno mm“ scratch the worse the itch. Try Doans
remedy.
.nr ‘- —__“‘ V;- ‘-
,
The Paris Cloak .1. Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwalk
Clearance Sale
0F COATS, SUlTS, WAISTS, DRESSES, FURS, FUR COATS, ETC.
SALE W '80TH STORES.
515 Main Street, Stamford 33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
contractors
Mating Construction Co. ..,.1 3......
Estimates furnished on lull kinds of building constructions, shei-
utlons and repair work '
123 WASHINTON STREET. SQUTH NORWKLK.
rat. 1157-12.
CHALMERS CARS A
, REDDY 8.1 AYERS MOTOR CO.
to VAN zANT eraser.
eAsr Monwsut. ,
Record-Smashing BARGAINS
0N CREDIT
We are doing things right these days. We are uttering
1011 \nlues such as you cannot match in The \‘orwnike. and ask
to Pay LaWeek
Ladiu’
$20.00 suits $15.00 Com 11
Men's
915 00 Overcoat.
$9.95 $14 .45 $7. 95 $15 .45
‘Furs, ’Fur Coats, 113 off regular price
Lidiel'
022.00 Costs
Frank Jacoby
Washington, Street. 0pm Hoyt’s Theatre .
try 1911111111111;
31“ V516.” 1'. ‘ >
‘ {or the
The following named persons elect< (
Franklin B. Austin, Frederick Buck: .
Joseph J. Linxwelier, Edward J. Quin»
it). Ste "
. William 1H. Church and Henry 1P.
. Price, held a meetinghlast evening, at
1 the Norwnlk Club parlors. at which
'2 time the matter was considered at
, some ‘lenxth.
‘1 cred the various suggestions for organ-
, which; will be submitted to the next
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ALCOHOL 3 PER. CENT.
Achciabler paralionfonis-
simiiaiingtltclbod lite lla-
tingtletmtmdum Handset
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NE'WOYORK.
,, Alb months old
'135 Doses 355mm
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2.1m1eeun1-rl
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‘ Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Bears the
Signature
use
For Ever
ihirty Years
1"“ OINYAUI COMPANY. NIW Voll Cm.
which is made up‘ of Rev. L F. Howell.
The committee consld
lzntion and arranged a tentative plan
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES CAMMIT- CORONER iNVESTIGATEs MUR‘ '
TEE MEETS. DER.
The committee on organization of NEW HAVEN. Jan. 17.-—Coroner
the Associated Charities Bureau, Mix has completed his investigation
of the shooting and killing of Miss Ss-
die Jones. a nineteen-yenrs-old colored
girl. by her suitor. First Lieutenant
Arthur Seen, 0! the First Separate
Company. C. N. G. yesterday, and the
suicide 01 Secs immediately afterward.
His finding is suspected within a law
dsya.
meeting of the organization, which will
be held in the-near future.
Best “Floor a‘ Barrel
Warranted Eggs a D
Toilet Paper 7 Roll
25 5.111111 Ii.
20%» . and ii.
15 S. and H.
103. and il.
5 S. and Ii.
Stmnps with :1 lb
Granulated Sugar a Pound
Fancy Maine Potatoes a Peck
Best Creamery Butter 3 Pound
Pink Salmon 3 Caps for
Tip‘Matches 7 Boxes for
Seeded Raisins 3 pkgs. for
Cranberries 3. Quart
Laundry Starch 2 Pounds for
Stumps with 1 lb. ill Ryud .
Stumps with 1 lb Ambusn . .
Stamps with 1 lb. 51111111111
A good an. pays best in the but pa.
per.
@ EXTRA @’
SPECIALS
Best Flour Large Bag
70c
$5.50
So '
251:
38c
25c
I
I I
ozen
s for .‘ 25c
, 25c
. 250
. , 25c
.'* , 10c
70
1
EXTRA 3. sun is. STAMPS wrrn corrsns
'
.........35¢"
321:
I"... am
.C‘soiiccu ..... ..........nflc
Stumps with. 1 lb. Coffee . . ....... 351:
to S and Ii. Stumps with ‘1 lb. 8 0’Clock r. . . . . . 25c
1131111111
100 4%?
with a large can A. and 19.1311
:15 5.111111 818111111115 1‘ both}.
a»
«1-.
SPECIAL
STAMPS
kiflg‘tPOWdEf starioOIi-il We:
A.and P Extracts m...“ 51:11
so 3. and H. Stumps t in»; ’Coignte’s Soup, .........1... also
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