,c
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.terdny in Norwai-k on business. ‘
~ Bluff.
' ed on ten candidates.
‘ tomorrow night;
. mbadolm disadvantage,
. BUR . LA 1
43 very common in and sir-blind this
Granulated Sugar: f
pity. Would it not be well to call ‘
no on the 'phone and protect your
care and valuable: against this dent
gar by, placing a Burgtary policy
with us and let up reimburse you tor
the loss. Telephone 12301 ‘
TAYLOR & Gowns
area Washington street »
South Norvvlllk. Conn.
li kinds of insurance.
.ublio Stenographsr
C. E. ftyan, of New York. spent. yes.
an...
'Mrs. John Cashew, who recently
, moved to Brooklyn, is the guest of Mr. .
aners. :9. I". Waters, of Hickory
-—Pretty girls and other nice
things at F. of A. dance, Friday night.
. lAt the meeting of Uncas Tribe, No.
26. I. 0. R. M.. which was held last
evening the adoption degree was work
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of
Pythiasflwiii hold a regular meeting
The. full secret work
will be exemplified.
James Mnlvoy, who was, last. year,
catcher for the South Ends, will have
a try-out, with the New London Con-
necticut League team, as catcher, this
’spring.
Washington Chapter, No; 24. Royal
Arch Masons, will hold a special con-
Vocoilon this evening in‘the Masonic
Temple in Wall street. The Mantel
Mason degree will be conferred.
~9-—.—..~.
——Annual Court Nalruk ball Fri.
evening. Town Assembly Hall. Meet
me there at 8 o‘clbck.
L...” ......
‘Norwalk liquor dealers are securing
pastors with the contents or bottle
stamped thereon and are labeling their
flasks with these. in accordance with
the new state law.
_ The annual meeting of the King's
Daughters, of the South Norwalk Bap-
tiei Church which was scheduled to
be held last night, was postponed un.
til nett Wednesday night at 7: 45
o'clock.
...-—
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
M. E. Church will hold a special busiv
nesg meeting tomorrow afternoon. at
3 o‘clock at the home of Mrs. Charles
E. Hoyt, corner High street and Bay-
view avenue.
Court Frances, order or the Golden
‘Bcepire. will hold! a regular mectingin
Mystic Chain -.Hall this evening, at
7: 30 o'clock. All members are request
ed to be present, as a social time will
he enjoyed after the meeting.
Ono dollar will start an, account in
the Savings Department of The South
Norwnlk Trust Co.~—that’s tinny. To
increase the deposit each wocltwthat's
hard. But to try todo so means a
snug bank commie—theta euro.
“Success is already assured lo hid-
= ward Baxter Terry. the blind millime-
. or and plantai-u who will play at. i-llii-
aide, Norwnlk on Friday evening of
this hook Mr. Perry is a (umhlnell
musician of the highest order and the
fact. that he is working under a trc
makes his
work all the mom i-cmark’hhlo. No
ironic Ci. Sodel'stlom. accompanied
by his daughter. lurch George W.
Mainland, loft south Norwalit to
day, in Chicago. where. they expect
to make their home lathe ruturc.
Mr. Drummond is deputy collector oi
custom for the United states Govern:-
iuolit at that point. Mr. Warmest
Creamery Butter 37c lb.
No. 6 Broom .... 250'
I Large can Tomatoes ..... loo
3 lbs Lima Beans ........~._... ‘ch
Crisco ..... .;.. gscalcan
‘ East india'l‘e {10.0
. TEL. 371
g thought she had, fallen and struck her
. ,ddlibi. Hillside will be taxed to union1
‘1 loin those who will desire to hear “Mr.
Iferry.
has been employed ror many years ‘ '
by the Norwulit Iron Works company ‘
and is an expert machinist. The “the .
Pea Beans
Sc “90qu
Best Flour , 72: has
40 Stamps Free with one box. Ar.
niour‘s Scented Toilet Soap at 25c ,
SAVE PREMIUM STAMPS.
lés WASHINGTON er.
\
Maud-Colored _
Pictures
A very few :lland Colored Pictures
at a special price.
50c, $1. 25 8: $1. 50
James. Donneliy
Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
PLAYS iN YARD OF HOME.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 22.~—-Whlle play-
ing in the yard at her home, 119 Col-
six-yeer-old Marie. Ferret“ was per-
80".
or her mother witlb.
from her head and it wasfat
blood pouring
first
“The Pans Cloak 8:: Suit House
33 South Main Sh. South Norweik
oiling-out sic
of Winter armcnts
Because we do not carry aiiwthlnx' over from one season to the
ther, same must be sold regardless of cost.
~ Ladies’ and Misses Suits
Former price $18. Reduced price”
Former price $22. Reduced price . . . .
Former price 3,30.u Reduced price . . . . . . . . . ..
. .1Q-o......
,Former price :12. Reduced price
Ladies and Misses Coatsg
Former price $10. Reduced lpricsu . . ...
‘Foimer price $15. Reduced price. ..- . . . . . . . . . .
Farther price 820.Reducedprice......................
Fonmer price $30, Reduced price. . . :. ..
’rlcnleoee"
one».-
.oelv ----- Inc's-
...
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Ladies and Misses Dresses
Former price $10 Reduced price..............;... .....
Former price $12 Reduced price. . . ......... . . . . . . . . ...... .
Former price $15. Reduced price. . . . . . . . . . ..
Many Women are Buying our
iii
runs at a REDUCTION
‘4 of Former Prices
Stock consists of Conny. Marmot and Pony Coats, Neck Pieces.
Scarfs and Mutts.
miss such bargains.
Come and come quick,“as you cannot afford to
SALE. iN BOTH STORES.
515 Main Street. smmtord so sooth stain street. count Norweilt
Ii
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i. i/zsf
~ '3
81X~YEAR-OLD GIRL SHOT A8 SHE '
umblls avenue, yesterday‘ afternoon. ;,
haps fatally shot by an unknown per- "
The_,lltt|e girl fell into the arms '
..............
a 4
head against-a stone. «She was bun
rledly removed to the New Haven
general hospital, where it was found
that a bullet had entered her« left
cheek and lodged at the base of the
brain. The hospital authorities imme'
diateiy notiiled the police who started
an investigation.
Dominic ‘Santagato, age four. who
lives in the same house with.the girl
was found by the police, in bed and
. fully clothed. He has told many con-
flicting stories and the police are in
clined to believe that he did the
shooting. He has told the police that
“sotnebody” shot the girl but he does
not know who it was. The bullet was
from a 32 calibre revolver. So far the
police have not been able to find the
‘Weapon
The girl is in an unconscious con-
for her recovery.
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Reyd James
Inn will?“
,‘ BEGINNING JAN. 23
Musrc
and
630.1) m.
$1. 00
. ‘ . . m: , 7
S o m e Cigar
Makers
put a lot of money in fancy
bonds. others in. costly got» .
, ten uplboxoe. Ifipnt aligns
value into the-TORACCOH‘ ,
‘ _'tha‘t’o' why my five cent ..
friends tor their future Invest '
in have the best wishes of men?
dition and practically no hope is held
Dinner
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Mating construct on Co.
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. ' I
Contractors
and Builders
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions. alter-
ations and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
._ TEL. 857-12.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
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0ur January Sale of
, Women’ s 8: Misses .
Coats and Suits
are daily gaining in interest became its attractions are spoken at.
amongfl'i'rlends.
the very best values in The Norwalito.
LADIES’ ind MISSES’ $15 LADIEB'
COATS . ..... $7.95
LADIEB’ and MISSES' $20
BUITB $14. 45
LADIEB'
The test of comparison has proved these to be >
i: :lillillilll
and MIMEO'
come $14.45
’ml messy ‘
onesese......... $345
$10
Furs, Fur Coats, 1-3 off regular price
Cash or Crediii
Frank J a‘cOby
Washington Street. opp.‘lloyt's Theatre ,
$22 ,
'lllll I'ill‘tlel.
.1“-
,. dict. agent, 08 South
, I
., u
A new car for the new year! Why try to not 310113
with. old. cumbersome "liability on. wheels?” A
subliminal portion or our product for the nevé
year will so tit-those who have tired oiyilo emu
, and trouble o: a heavy. Mfunhgnidy car. is. L. inane
I Manfred P. Welcher, the ileld secre~
. America. who was in The Norwaiks
7 three addresses this morning at the
I .structins large numbers of the pupils.
- Welcber says he delivered one address-
2‘ on last year, and in two years and a
II hell has delivered 725 talks on the
_~ work. showing what an interest there
... is in the subject.
’ :by carelessness with matches, cigars
. to by our Fire Department opparatus
, his been inaugurated during my admin-
. lqtration of the Fire Department has
‘ for its object the prevention oi such
' tires and your cooperation and the
0of preventable tires may be most effec-
. tlvo.
, on December 20 1911. construing Sec-
Mon 1580 of the Penal Law to mean
, [that carelessness in the handling or a
33.1 pr or cigarette. under such cli’oilm-
‘Ail’bl
[ and other planes whole lame climbers
.
”helium CIGARETTE smoxmo.
Mammal P. WelchOr Heard by Pupils
3“ in the Franklin School.
flurry of the Anti-Cigarette League, of
about a year ago, arrived in town yes
tendoy from ‘Brooklyn. He delivered
li‘ranklin school, interesting and in-
and spoke there again this afternoon.
in‘ connection with his work Mr.
- The following letter from the New
York lire commissioner is interesting:
April 17, 1912.
otte league of America, 310 Glen-
mont avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Dear Sir: -
It may interest you to know that.
there were 8,382 tires in 1911. caused
and clearettes, and that those prevent;
able dries resulted- ln a total loss of
over half a million dollars. These tires,
each of which could have easily been
prevented bad a little care been exer-
cised, constituted about onefourth ‘0!
the entire number of tires responded
but your
The fire prevention campaign which
cooperation of every other citizen is
earnestly requested in order that our
work (or the reduction in the number
i
”Cornice-nose with matches, cilzioni
‘d cigarettes under such conditions
constitute a menace to human life
is a crime The corporation counsel,
at my request. submitted an opinion
pipe. cigar or cigarette, milder condi~
tions which model- insecure the lives
of o. considerable number of persons,
omen within the term “nuisance."
id the corporation counsel:
"Clearly the smoking at a pipe. cl.
noes all readers the act dangerous
to human his or endangers the safe
ty or any considerable number oi per.
sons. in a crime within the meaning of
ion 1530‘ or the 'I’cnal new."
, ,Clur inspectors in the bureau ct tire
prevention. recently crushed or an
adjunct to the tire department... lire
,yystchhur tor violations at this charlie
tort .
I have caused to be denied on the
thousand lactation
owners or several
swamps are employed orders to the
fitffeot that they must prevent. pmoidnx
their premises. These orders villi
Shy enforced. I
. probe 1* coopdratidn or the
ilc,1.eut.éure that tile number of
oil proventbbia um can personnel!
~ rotary, Eastern Division, Anthem» .
ruminants were reaper-till ‘
’ "‘ arises committees, insulated ;
mm are
MAVAVAVA I
..J
The most important underpricc event of the entire year
January Clearance Sale
Throughout the entire store Tomorrow will be a big day at
this Sale. Never before such prices. Come
and see for yourself
VAVAVAVM AVAVAVAM'AM'A‘dj
‘consOLloATlon.
We have read of consolidation,
It has been argued pro and con,
Ever since our politicians met,
And put the kettle on
To boil us up together——
Make two cites into one,
And should they be successful,
Which one would the the one?
if we .go by past experiences.
Norwalk would get the lion's share
0! everything wortn having
Upon the lbill or dare.
W'histlevllie and Granitevlile.
With Sheffield on the Sound,
Would the confiscated ‘
To pay «the debts up town.
When Southl Norwelk was but a kid.
And Norwalk big and strong,
Not anything would Norwslk- do
To help that kid along.
But the kid grew and went to work,
And by the labor of his hands
Where grew the corn and fields of
18794“ . ,
A prosperous city stands.
And as it is, let it remain,
Until there comes a time
When those who would consolidate
Will have no axe to grind.
Then let our legal voters
To the ballot boxes go
And for consolidation
Cast their ballots yes or no.
CALVIN A. SMITH.
lllllll lllliiiliillii
one new WIZARD.
There are two things you can find
in the" dark. a tack and a limburzer
sandwich. Get into the limelight and
cast your optics on these dentures at
The New Wizard today. Rex presents
the great romantic toanlre. Paul and
Virginia. in two complete parts.
Adapted irons, St. Plerres immortal
erma laughing burlesque in which a.
role
with ascent his B.
to their hearts.
producing ii cry or either indepen-
dent or licensed manufacturers.
"WILL AOT AG USHERS.
in: «ten atoning to a tall: by iii. a.
Gallagher. the cannery promoter, to
entailuclubellusbmu lor' incisor-
always take it mitt interest in all
novel. Eclair oifera A Tammany Board-
Royal Bengal tiger plays th or leading
You will enjoy the antics of
the them-ding house folks when the
‘tiper gets loose. Gem offers iiaby
Fingersw—a drama or heart interest.
Bison offers The Arizona hand Swin-
dle—«not going to say a word about
it except. that its a real Bison 101.
Nestor offers
cihanpe and'Ghapsw-‘wbon Mme. Dulce ‘
and lher husband lllueced the ensue
pectin: cow poachers they wars
mighty glad the girls took them back
Conventional welli-
srn comedy. bifihiy amusing Coming
Fridnye-lilclail‘s masterpiece in these
reels. Robin flood. the most protein
timllll motion icture cotter made in the
The Nutmeg Club voted taut even-
walk 36an of We col-litre! vaude- "
ville entertainment. The club won the “
iii-st price It last year's carnival, and"
TllllliEYllEcIllESIil . »
"coastlines AllllldlillPLE
majority of the jurors are Servinnl
countrymenJ
CONSTMTWOPW. Jan. 22.4119
Grand Council of the Ottoman Empire,’
whose votes decide- whether peace
ed, assembled at the police of Dolma
notabilitles were present,
senators, high‘ ecclesiastlcs, state min-
isters and under secretaries of the "a
rious government departments. For
mer ministers belonging to the com-
mittee of Union and Progress, were not
invited to attend, with the exception
of lIlliuhmoud Bhofiket Pasha, former
I commander ofthe army, and Aristidt .
Pasha, both or whom are senators.
The Grand Council of the Ottomul ,
Empire decided today in favor of no-
. cepting the proposals put torward by,
the European powers for the maroon
of ibringingeb‘ont the conclusion a!
peace. "
The Live,
Up—to-date ‘
Merchant '
with that
Satisfied;
Expression
Lurking in
His Conn-
: tenanee ‘,
Is the
Successful
Busineso
Many
He
Advertieos
in The
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(Continued from first page.) 1-“.
the government in several places in ,
Hungary owing to the fact that the
and invariably acquit their renew"
shall be declared or hostilities result» ‘
Boghtebe at noon today. About 86.: ‘
including ,
ti.
,
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