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All kinds of insurance.
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south Norwulk. Conn.-
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ill/lids Lillian Senrles. of 25 Leonard
street, is seriously ill.
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i‘ regular meeting tomorrow evening.
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«York.
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‘il‘einilves here
"Miss Iillisn Collins of Deliiyn's
Bakery, 01’ Norn'nl,k is spending the
dilly in Bridgepoit.
A .—~Bunner Social Club 59113 recital
stud dance, Mystic (‘hnin l'lcil. tonight
fut 8:15.?
.4 Mr. and Mrs. Chnrencc Knapp are
- ‘quiotiy celebrating the seventh anni-
:versnry oil their marriage today.
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_ 4 Bumdslmm «W R. C. No.. 30. 11-111
them its regulur meeting tomorrow
eveuip3. ._ '
Cockeude‘ Heymuhers, No. 82313, i
10. R. M., will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow evening.
Our Sisters‘ Rebekah Lodge, No.
55 [.10. 0.411. will hold its legulsr
., meeting this evening.
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V Norwallr Chapter, I). A. It. will
niorrow evening. ,..
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1. Norwalk Aerie, No. V588. F. 0.
1’will lidld its r1 gnlm mot-ting
atoning. 4
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moulds 1.1111] considered routine inni-
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“Boll huts and clips. 0 li1icus
The Hospital Whini Club will meet.
. “with John Sherman, No. i Livingston
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place. 1111 r‘riduy afternoon 111 ll
o‘clock. l
. Mr. null Mrs. .l. l.. ”11111111, or New
Waylon, litin} been \‘iulllllx, Conductor
and Mn). (‘.llili‘ittu M. Wiliimnie. 111‘
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shortly before nootFide' This is Mr.
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Pride of the {Volley sugar Corn. '
'Ilhl's corn was packed to cell tor
120 elm 1.1:...“ u..nan|-V.I.
Columbia River Shed. toll can .
This tastes so good its the hlkhest
and sells as cheap. .1111 the lowest
grade. of sulmon.
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4 Best 111111111111. Flour, bug. 1.-
Potatoes. best Maine, 14 lVsz.t‘01124e
BEANS AND PEAS, AT. usouceo
ERICEVS.
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Murrowl‘at Bonus, 2 lbs.
\YoliOW Siplit Peas, 2 lbs.” ., ...... 15c
'Lentlls. 2 lbs. . ........ .......'..15Vc
Gallforula Prunes 51: lb.
‘ 10 Stamp: with: VthVe following:
.1 like Macaroni!” 101:
'1. pkg. Mince Meat ........V...... 10¢
1 pkg. Macaroni or flpnghettl loo
1 lb Pearl Barley .'..........100
i l;b Pearl Hominy ..... V.... loo
4 2 lbs. Butter-inc, best quality 251: lb.
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~V.Fred. H. Ganung
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3; Funeral Director
and Embalmer _
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80.. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Thomas Cook & Sons’
TOURS
Old Point Comfort
VWASHINGTON, D. C.
FEB. 20th. $28.50.
.1. M. Layton 8'1 (10.. inc.
Real Estate and insurance.
6 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk.
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COUNTRY CLUB NOTES _
There “will be 11 dance at the Nor
unlit t‘ounirl (‘luh on Friday even:
lint, of this week
A lunch will he served after the 1111-
111ml uncetlrrg' on suturdn'y night.
which uneeiing will be preceded by 11
dinner 01 the directors.
A week froni’ this Friday night on.
other or the club smokers will be
held 'nnd ii is anticipated that. the M1
tuir will he 11 most enjoyable one.
. seem 1111125 11111111111111.
3:)“; winning ousuyu of the
school students for South Norwnlk
'i‘ruul (‘ontpnny prizes 11m ready, and
’4111111111111111111111111 of the winners will he
luncle in those columnu inter it is
1117mm ted [hill the winning nanny will
be publluhud in The 5111111111111 011 tini-
nrduy, \Vushinittons Birthday. The
prison urn noVon'ln number“ and 11m
in riotiomlnntitln 11s follows "till, iii.
$4. 312. 11nd lured or 31.
A
if 11 Pure
Tobacco Law
1111911111 1111 posited no enemies
would «he nmcxsitetcd in the
insights of my popular
'uouuor'
5 Gendfigrtts
These olden have sitters
been made 1111 good pure to:
ended on «bulldog mp
1111911 in 11 close. f ” '
do can 4‘ 4
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VTh‘o “unlit anlng VV
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her and Ellen of Roprdltentettvds," pro~
riding tor exclusiomotjall but members
«and emplpyes svlthont permit from pre-
REPRESENTATIVE llillEli l
INTRDDIIVBES MM” BILLSl 11141 111
4 . s 113 o cor.
'VrhetRepresentnti'velisrry1Rider,or lilouso Bill No. 969. “An Act con-
East ‘Nornulk, has not been idle dur-‘ ‘cerning 259999111118 Baffle. Legislative
lug his short term of service in the Committeesi’i broilldhlg VIIO person
Legislature is evidenced by the num- shall be allowed to address any legis-
bar of hills which ho ho“; presented lutive committee before stating wheth-
They are as foliow‘si: ' let: he appears as the paid representa-
House Joint Resolution No. 46. Altlvs of any col‘llfll‘fifii’llt
resolution appointing Edward M. Lock- 1. HY ”Quest. House Bill No. “743 "An
wood Judge of the Town court of Nor-V
Walk. l
viding (or the issuing of a map of the
House Resolution No. 30. 1A resolu- sum-11311114111911: the T651111 of No'rwelk.
tion proposing an amendment th the ‘ Bi“ request; House Petltion No. 51.
constitution for submitting to the elm-“Petition of Edith Klriey Bellman for
tore the constitutionality of certain divorce .
acts. ' House Bill No. 799. ‘.‘An Act amend-
l House Bill No 502.
11.1; the Charter of the City of 1Sdutn.Norwslk" .
Norwalk," providing for the appoint. By request House Bill No. 816.
Vment by the Court of Common Council Mt relating'l to the Transmission, 0!
01' a chief engineer and two assistant lElectricul Power bi" the City Of South
engineers 'of the fire department. nisolNorwnlk.” authorizins the City 01‘
a tire inspector and city engineer. The South Norwolk to transmit electrical
mayor shall appoint a corporationlourront to the East Norwolk Fire Dis-
counsel. l trict
House Bill No. 521. "An Act protld- B} Nougat, House Bill No. 958. "An
ing for a. Municipal ice Works for the Valet Relocating the Interest of- the
City of 1South Norwalk. " Elsie in certain Lands." providing for
House Bill No. 581. "An Act com the release of the interact or the stats
coming a staid 11-111mm Budget," pro in the lands of Lewis Raymond.
lviding twenty days after convening or House Bill No: 942. "An Ant con-
tbe General Assembly the governed earning 0! Relief" providing
shall submit to each House a full finer» ’ that the boVurd or relief of every toivn.
ciui hpdget of the anticipated receipts not having a consolldgted form of sev-
and expenditures of the state for the! eminent Vsbsll becompooed. exaomcio.
two yours next ensuing. 4 151 the first selectmon, the town clerk.
By request, House Bill No. 657. "An lend chairmen of the board of assess
'Act amending Chapter 152 of the Pub
lic Acts 01 1911. " providing for settle .13.? requosst, House Bill Np 959. "An
meut of estates where' an hair has been Act concur-plug the Admission of Tax
absent and unheard of for more than Assessment; Lists or Rolls in Evi-
seven years, , 4 , " Ideuce.” ding thdt tax lists shall
“House Bill No: 859. “An Act con-i be admin in the trial of all cases
cerniilg sdmidltlon to the Senate Chm- effecting.
The Paris "Cloak? 81 Sort House
' 33 South Main 81.. South Norwelit
Selling Out Sale of Winter Garments
Because we do not carry anything over from one season to the
other. some must be sold regardless of cost. 8mm Reduction. on 4.
Ladies’ and Mined suits, Ludlos’ and Mlouoo’ Canto, Ladm' and
Minuu' Drum. Many women are buying cull1 F’url it a reduction
onequurtor of former priced.
Stock consists of Goney. unmet and Pony Coats. Neck Pieces.
Scurfs and Mufti. Come and come quick as you cannot afford to
rules such bargains.
1...
SALE W 36TH STORES
515 Main street. literature as South this Strodt. South Norwuir
. A new on for the new year! Why try to get 111111111
g with oidmouxnbsrsomo ”liability on wheels?" A
substantial portion or our product tor the new
your will no to those who have tired of the 01911999
and trouble of a. heavy. unbnndy car. a L. 1391891
dict uncut, 98 South Mitin tit. ‘ 4 V
Maring Censtruction Co. fillili’éi.
11.111111111111111 furnished on all kind: at building constructioul. sitar: V
ens sud mmir work.
132:: WAbHINTON littlest. ' south NORWAbK.
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TIL. 857-12:
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911.4.
"I“; planted the rebel lino
the, opening of host
Act concerning Shell-Fisheries," pro- -
“An Act amend. his the Charter 0! the City 0!" South '
.V 11:11. sznuauoo saves.
The word. hows
streets, in 11119 1.22“",
‘feENEVnAL 4:51.111“ ‘DiVAZ.
4It appeared for a timeas though
every milchine gun and every rifle in
the arsenal hild been brought into
action in the effort to tire away all
there. It wasg howeVer, merely in
celebration of the nrrlvsl"oi' the news
that peace-was near pad that the ire
ternsl struggle which had caused so
w1-1o
WAS SHOT IN .THE REVOLT
m nexsoo.
much terror and misery to hundreds
of thousands of people for ten dnys
was about to be broudht to an end.-
' The awful din was permitted by the
commanders to continue tor twenty
minutes before the buglera were or-
dared to sound the "Cocos Fire”
its the noise of the reports from
the stuns died nwuy tin.1 sound of incr-
ry appeals tram nil the church bells
of! the city rang out. They had been
ordered to by set in motion by 11 mes.
none from tho Notionnl Pulncc. It
did not tuku tho public‘lcug to rent.
V {
'TWW
‘1V ize what had occurred end before the
the remaining stores of pmmunition
- (tiers.
' also had been great.
Great Bargains
, Entire Store 4 ,
' ,AVAVAVAVANAVA
Throughout the
. 1w
details of the formation 0! the prev
visionel government under General
VVlctc-rlano Huerte‘ had been com-
plotely worked out the residents of
~ - the capital had begun to give vent to
their joy and relief by manifestations
all over the city ’
The shouts that were sent up works
not those at the partisans or. a vie.
. 'tprious army, but of people whose
' nerves had been worn to tattérs by
.. theiroenfonced pdrticipation in a long
end :iesperaie battle in the confined
space of a great city..
Marco Hernandez, a brother of the
minister of the Interloy, Rafael Her-
nandez. was killed in the street lest
might, by Rnrales, when at the corn-
_ mend of a crowd, he refused to cry
“Viva Huerta!" His shout of«“Vlvh
Madémi" was answered V‘by the pie-
tols of the Ruralcs. He was killed in-
stantly. The building occupied by
the Nueys Ere, a newspaper organ
of the Modern administration, was
burned lestnight by ,3. mob. '
Wee-President Josepino Suarez, was
held prisoner during the night in an-
other pert oi the palace trom that
where Medero was confined. Each
man was under guard of two sol-
Tho ministers of the Cabinet
were given parole over night. Senor
Juan'Sdpchoz. Ascend. perote secret
wry to Modern. fled the couuiry. The
deposed president will be treated with
all consideration, it is declared. Gen-
oral Huerta. despetched s message to
V Mrs Model-o, assuring her or the per— .
‘ sons] safety 6f her husband and de-
claring that he would be woli- trested.
. it was the determination that the but
tie in which -heavy orillery had been
used, in the streets since the outbreak
of the Din; mutiny. must come to an
end that led a group of Senators last
‘nigbt to unto General Huerta. to the
stroke that would not only terminus
the terrible conflict but at the some
time remove the Modern family from
public affairs of Mexico.
American residents congregated in
. the district about the United States
Embassy were just as demonstrative
in «giving expression to their great rc-
'1 file! as were the Latin Americans. in
diplomatic circles. where the tension
the solution
which had been (sum! was greeted
‘ heartily. Along San Francisco street
and in other thoroughfares or the
dowumwn disti'ict, extending as for
us the big open square in front oi the
National Palace. thousands of people
pushed their why book and forth wav-
ing banners which had been home.
vised out of the first material at bend
and on which was printed the one
Spanish word. mooniui "Pence.”
Shouts 0! “Numb. fer
rah for Blsuuuei.” "Hurrah for Did: "
"Hurrah tor Mondrugon,” sounded
everywhere throughout the city. 8%
1111111111, who 11. low hours before hurl
been on the tiring line. were posted
its sontluels on the street corners.
111111113 Vtho'plnrc of the police who‘
had not been on duty on the ninth
dolled ntrneis tor over ten days.
Thorn wuu prurticilily no diuordcr
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,exocpt one notable case of direct
vengeance. This was the burning.
down of the building and plant of the
Nueve. .Eru, a. publication which
had supported 'Mudcro. This name
paper was Volrcady despised by the
antllgovommcntaj element, which n
llizad the opportunity of paying V0
in kind the vandalism of the follow?
81's of Modern, who had during the
previous revolt burned the plan: '0!
the newspaper EL PAIS, which had,
always been pronounced for its inde-
pendence.
KANSAS 011111, Fish. 19.——c. 15;
Bishop, serectsry oi the local Young'
Men‘s Christian Association, last
night received a detailed account of '
the death ox his mother, Mrs. 'W. E
Bishop, of Keene, N. '.,H and the or V
periences of his mo sisters during V
the early fighting between the forces
0! Felix Diaz and President Modem
in Mexico City.
Mrs. Bishop was visiting her dau—
ghter, Mrs. John Ashley, in the Mexi-
nn capital. Mrs. W. F. Holbrook, on-
other daughter, had been summoned
from New Hampshire because of the
illness of Mrs. Bishop.
When the fighting began the rebels
seized the Ashley home as a strato-
glc point and mounted a machine
gun on the roof. Mrs. Bishop died
of freight and excitement at the first
fire from this gun.‘
The Ashley residence was under
tire all the first duy of the lighting,
and it was badly damaged.
The next day the two daughters.
with the body oi! their mother. start-
ed for the United States. Near Mon-
erey their train was attacked and cup.
‘tured by rebels. in this right a ride ‘
bail passed through a skirt worn ll!
Mrs. Ashley and dnother’ splluierotl 41'
the seat betweeul‘the sisters.
The train was cut in two and for
a time the sisters were unable to lo-
cate the body of their mother, but
the motions of the train - were re~
1
united at Laredo, Texas, and the
Journey was resumed.
IJAREDO, Ten, Feb. 19.~—It is
learned from culled sources that the
governor of the State of Councils. in
mobilisiug all his forces at 'Bnltiilo
with the intention of marching on
the border town of Padres ‘Nogrn.
opposite Eagle Pass. Texas. The pur-
pose. oi' the movement could not be
ascertained. ,Tbe telegraph manager
at Padres Nome says that the order,“
for mobilization at Saitilio came from
Mexico City. The revolutionary ad»
ministrutors et Nuevo Laredo have .
*1.
norm," “ilur- l
decreed a reduction of forty per cent.
in the regular tariff on all (prelim
merchandise imported through that
port» 4
DALLAS. Tax” F111). lib—«A difl-
patch to the Dallas Nevis from It'll
Peso snyd that cattle from reached
in Chiltudhuo and Nuevo Loon. endl-
ed by the Modern family, are being.
shipped from Mexico and cattlomonV
unison thut 'plnus are 1.1.11.1; mode.”
movo m-urh 11 million bond of the
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