on SYhoouid Sell Your Junk to '
I, A m RDlSKY
1
Telephone 912.
15$ an, out
mt orig
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Hershfieid & Son Co.
I 12! Water it.
i isouth Norwslit.
e mention out I:
and- honest
a»..- film-'- u-
sual Oportunity
. . tiered You !
M days Human Hair Goods
including Sanitary Hair Rolls,
and lailators. We have last
slime invoice oi flowars. in.
tite'istest designs in silk and
, motion ipviiedr
Holmeg Milliuery
EPHONE
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little it will sync to send
unison. II to Wm. no
lit" hint Norma, who
”i' for rags and best
Below Cost
. 0dr remuining stool: of Gents’
:LVF’ill‘niBliliis will be cleaned out
Keeler’ s Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyts Theatre ' ‘
- . was known that troops as far north
as Leavenworth, Kane. had been or- .
dered in readiness. The order last. 1
night to send two of the army- trano‘ .
Just Received.
our last. shipment of Winter Women's
"Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth Tops.
,Our. Short Vamps. Hubble Toes, at.
MAX ., LEVY
l4§ Washington St. S. Norwaik
‘ todaywim
- army" expeditionary Force at Galveston.
‘ ads or Guns
ty of the marines at the ydrd Nerd
‘ mustered tor plaid service, undor coin-
: mend or on: .I.‘ a} . ~
wassmorron
Philadelphia, from where they are 9
he transported to a. concentration
camp at Guantanamo. It W expect-
ed that the two resiments would call.
today. At Guantanamo they will he
seventy hours from vera Cruz. _. ~
While a. veil o: secrecy was. thWn
about «preparations for mohllining on
from bhe troops now on the border, it
ports at Newport News. toGalveston.
‘disclosed that the general staff was
actually organizing for the possibility
of a. movement from the latter point. -
This would leave the First Brigade
of the First Army Division. already
under marching orders. without ships,
but. it is assumed that the WarDe<
partment has amusements with mer-
chant lines under a mall subsidy.
Officials were kept in suspense by
the continued censorship at Mexico‘
City, and official . dis-patches , were
brief.
It was declared by administration
officials today that there was no in
consistency between the "éntertaln-
ment of this purpose elf non-interven-
tion and the steady “progress of the
movements of concentration of ships.
soldiers and marines for the last twen-
ty-l’our hours. and that these measures
are designed only to guard against
the possibility oflunexlpected and grav-
er conditions Which might place the
' ' safety of foreigners in Mexico quite
beyond the ability of the de taste or!
the country to insure.
It is expected that there ’w-ill be
additional orders for the preparation)
'. for. transportation of at least two more
Horace“ R. Nash
North Main and West Its.
swflmm‘fi“lflki
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1’ ‘fl‘fiubafi" “‘35"
~ arms-stamp My" .
Jere allot-chef."
A Buckeye Incubator
$8 00
is slammed to hatch everii‘hhatchabli
egg and they never fall! It's why
we recommend them so fries y.
We know what these incubators wit
do, but we want on to see them it
operationmwhlle I c chicks areliuautoh
n see for cum oi
they willouhnclch more rill icks, bifmei
chicks and shower“ chicks than you eve:
batched in your!
There are over 895000 Buckeye In
subatortd: in lucoc‘alxi iplantation i311
new and whom ’i nude 9
Buckeye user to no basic to the Bid lion
Let us show you some testimonials iron
people who are using thenwmn
mh‘eglnnm that never used an MRI“
hater until 5theyhou ht a Bucktyo.
Mathis sizes—4H can to dill em
M for s Burial Catalogs:
CHAS E DOW
whatnot“ oi. loath Manolo
Z. might have to be occupied.
.' co‘snt navy yard are expected to tol-
jj low the Connecticut. which sailed
' early today from New York for Guan-
m the lede‘rsl
' cavlrlry regiments now in Texas and
several companies of coast artillery
intended to he used as infantry in the
first stages of an expedition and later
as garrisons for any fortifications that
The four battleships oi the Atlantic
fleet under repair in the Atlantic
tanumo. which will give Rear Admiral
Badger is battleshops at that «point,
without the tour ships he has already.
sent to the Gulf coast of Mexico.
When these véssels have taken aboard
the 2.000 marines starting today from
[league island, the commander-in-
chlef will the in a' position to meet any
possible demand for naval forces GIIh'.
or afloat or Ashore at shert notice.
Secretary Knox told President Taft
and’ the Cabinet today. that notwith-
standing all the fiefée lighting in the
City oaMexico for the last eight days
there has been no infraction of the
rules of civilized warfare or of the
principles of international law as
would warrant any interference by'ihe
United States. The reallonelveness
of both President Madero andoeneral
Dias. he said. to the suggestions of
Ambassador Wilson. in his capacity as
dean of the Diplomuio Corps in the
Mexican capital, have been so poor
plate and satisfactory in the mlinion
of officials as to justify the cootln~
dance of Itho strictly noiltrul attitude
observed my the United States. it
as noted. that yesterday the federal
memo that threatened to draw the
ore of the rebels upon the“ legends
quarter had been removed to another
position, thereby avoiding further dan
car to thapnuuter.
* nan/roar News. Va. Poll. 18:
«$110 United States Army transports
Meade and Mediation called early to
day. the blends for Philadelphia And
the McClellan i’or Galveston. The
Kltpatrick that another have filling
orders for southern ports and monthly
widget way today. .~
snipe My roe... sir-«man.
wanton . tinny all last aim. liI’Olll
rolls! positions
in the darkness. . ever. it : has on
. 18millurthe'i'z .
, preparations for cooperation betwoeui
, the army and any for any exigeney
milling ottwo thou-g, 3
3 send marines at Newport News at!
“like do refused the‘olldr.
‘day. The principal witness against
ifled he was counsel for the trustee of
interferon, radio
was broached sreouest to furl
'nlshrellbi hits
0 teriidky, com"
the tats u a police. lie
bathe
A Dian to dynamite public fbuilding»
on the American side as retaliation fer
a intervention loathe to have been _
on foot. Mexican dthoritles declare
they will tall! tin ddlate as»: to
illiii ii illill ii
Miss Pedals"? . In: Waterbury
. repossession Told .
“liar About It '
Warsaw“. "rah. ‘18.——Maurlce
Soioway. charged with burning a build '
ins in order to defraud insurance com-
ponies. was put to trial again yester.
him was Miss Dora Podoloif, who teen-1
tied at the hearing that Solowayl told
her he had hired two professionals to
burn the warehouse on Judd street on
August 5, 1911. so he could collect $15.-
000 insurance on $4,000 worth of stock.
Miss Podoioff said Soioway not only
told her that heshlred the profession-
als. but that he had informed her be-
fore the Waterbury. store was openedI
that he was going'to .‘openia place inl
this city, for the express purpose of
burning it. Attorney Jacob Goodhart.
of New Haven._ another ‘witness. test!-
the bankrupt estate of Soloway and
Kate, the firm that went into boils-
ruptcy shortly after the tire in Water-
ham and that Mr. Boioway told him
he had coqlmnwd may thb Is:-
tifying before Referee Bankruptcy
HenryG. Newton. ~ 1 "
The trial of the case was not com-
plated yesterday and was continued
for one week. ‘3 .
BENNETT iiAiAEil .
Filll BliliAiBBillliEil
HARTFORD Feh.18.—+‘i‘he highway
commissionerehtp and the alleged so
tempt to bribe Senator Hurley Were
uppermost in the minds of the genes
a! assembly today.
Governor Baldwin sent in the nom-
ination of Charles J... Bennett, of
Hartford. to be highway commissioner
for the balance remaining of the an»
expired term of llour years from the
first day of July lilll.
superintendent of streets in Hartford,
and is a Republican. .lils name was
presented to the governor on Thurs.
day by Senator Purcell. of Hartford.
Among members of the legislature the
opinion was generally expressed thatv
Mr. Bennett" wil be Iainiirmed by the
denote. The governor's nomination
took the usual course oi being sent
to the committee on executive nomina-
fleas.
MARINES PASS THROUGH. o
About 200 from Charis-town Ns'vy
Yard Going to Philadelphia.
About 200 Marines from file Charles»
touts navy yard. at Boston. passed
through this city last night on their
way to Philadelphia, on ere receiv
ad from .Wnshinztdn for the inolillln»
lion of 2 (lilo marines loopy at that city.
The marines traveled thins special nec-
tioll of the Federal express pushing
tiil‘dulh here It 12 o'clock. *‘
One hundred and titty the has from
the airy yard at Portals to hi. it.
passed through this our early this
morning on their way to join the
others in Phliadbiphls. I; «
rides. Three Mex- :
Mr. Bennett is .
A lot of Colored Silk Underskirts reduced to $2. 25.
; l: Cut Prides on all Silk and Chiffon Waists , Special Values in
" ithe Flannel Waists III black and colors. ‘
The Biggest Bargains we have ever offered in Ladies
Tailored Suits and Coats. illFur‘ Coats, Mulls and Scaris.‘
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Provmon Co.
Norwalk
13 #15 Main Street.
Phone at Beth Stores
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FURNITURE“
DRAPERIES
CARPETS
Angevme
sTovES
on. CLOTii
LINOLMEUM
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22“West-Washiazton,8t.. South "if.
Fire insurance
C. .T. McGoVem 5';
Room‘ 14, Kepler Building,
155 Washington Street,
South Not-walk.
lliillii Mill Hillillili
Germanic Bollegrino.
Germanic Bellegrlno. an ltallnn who
had hood in this country but three .
months, retired last evening at his . , ' , . . .
home in Lexington avenue, apparent, 11",: P . o
:‘2: aymeut M“ be arranged to
,. ' a
he who found dead in his apartments. . .,
ly in good health. but this morning
Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel. H.
,Huntinxton viewed the remains d
gave apopiexy as the cause of due h. . ‘:
Bellexrino was employed as helper
in a local oyster ooidbliohment
had been feeling this and , working
every day.
was in unusually good spirits.
' The funeral will he held tomorrow
morning from at. Joseph’s‘cliprcnat ”
' interment will take place
9‘ o'clock.
in at Mary's cemetery. The decode
ed a ill yam of are, but Dr. Hunt-
iuaionvssyl he looked older. .
The deceased items a wife and
four‘ children on the other side at
M
ii unclean. ‘ .
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He
.Retiriog last months 3
"The BeerSM‘eat&
H Kneger Co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks .
.‘West Washington Street
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ii Furniture Sale
After Inventory
A Few Dropped Patterns in Side-
boards, Buffets, Odd Chairs, Brass Beds.
These Coeds will be closed out at a
Great Reduction from our regular
\
prices.
Are you in need of anything
1‘ in the Furniture Line?
Before the arrival to “our New Opening ‘
Stock. we are making Radical Reduc-
tions On all pieces in our Furniture
Department.
Come in and“ take advank
tags of our Mark Dawn Sale.
y0ur Genveinc'e
m3}
_ 7d Witchinnton Street
3 South Norwaik, Conn.
non: Covering
Exclusively ‘ 1
‘ ; anything in i:
ii, we believe it to 13
8""“g £9"
The Newi lists are now ready.
and they certainly are the not
' hiest that The (BI-dint and Room)
Co. have brought out in many
Netti. and that speaks volumes.
ve brought oIit mans.» ‘
Norwalk Chronicler