may we a hearth: in as capitol at
" Hartford at 10 o 'ciock yesterday morn
Below Cost
j 7 o... remaining steel: 0: cents
Furnishing will be cleaned out
below cost.
Keeler’ s Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyt a Theatre
Just "Received
our last shipment ed; Winter Women’s
4 “M ayfair” S hoes
in Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops.
. , Pat. Colt, Kid and Cloth cops.
Our Short Vamps, Hubble Toes, at
MAX L ' LEVY
145 Washington St. S. Norwalk
ALUMINUM
WARE
. iron Should Sell Your Junk to .3
Fresh Stock
Horace R. Nash
North Main and West on.
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long”? ‘ilflv‘
era a“ «flag! O 4
Hershileid & Son Go.
' 122 mm or.
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nusual Oporiunity
18,0fiered You! A Bulky" Incubator
Viihdiudlng Sanitary Hall Rolls. 3 a: :2 D
3 is and lullators. We have Just ll sunronteed to hatch fury
ltd} large invoice oi flowers, in '3' 3““ they "W“ lei ’
f l
the latest designs in silk and we ’fflffifififlflhfig as:
.do. but we sat ace them it
operation-«while ts och also are hatch
on can sec for h‘m‘m‘f than
they of I hatch more c irks. bigger
chicks and‘stroufierg chicks than you over
hatche in youri
There are over 825000‘ Buckeye Ins.
'cuhatorsin successful operation right
now and you couldn t induce a thigh
Buckeye user to so back to the old hen
Let us show you some tostlmonia‘is iron
people who are using mama-man at
:3ng baptism!» “if: nllzver unredkan sou
Or on tidy ,ufi‘cw I in: item
”41le an illusory: Calcium?
CHAS E new,
Washington it. South Nomlv
hatchahlq
hat' a win
selectors wii
4 Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe St. ‘
"LEPHONE
i.
«link. it will my You to sand
tolophono ill to Wm. lilt-
so In. Edit Norwall: who
,to‘r ran and has t
into tires, metals. rubhsmlm The tempmrrm house. which stall
’mipspsrs and iron. used while the new bridge was trains
find old antehtobllsa a constructor! at Winston l: as unison
4 «um illiteracy.
his on house hill No. 55, an act to pro-
ville tor locating and abolishing mee-
unite breeding places in Geaneoticut
and on house hil No. 463. Which pro-
video tor the: control oi! mosquito
breeding places end relating to hula.
shoes arising irom swampy lander
‘ Benefits st Panama. ‘ ,
Dr. W. H.'- Osman of New Haven
said the bill was drawn in the inter-
est of public health. Anyone who has
idllowed the work in the Panama
‘canal zone4 knows the great benefit
arising tram the extermination oi mos.
outlines and the wiping out or swamps
Draining Marsh Lands.
Dr. 4C. J. Bartlett. of New Haven,
city health officer, and a member or
the Yale faculty, was the next speaker.
He said laét4yesrsabout oneteuthoi
all the marsh land in the state had
been drained :by private entenprlse. He
said malaria was transmitted by mos-
quitoes alone and that is only 4one of
the items of benefit. from the view-
point oi.‘ public health.
, What New Haven is Doing.
Dr Gomperts of New Haven, told of
the work dieing done by private sub-
scription‘ in his city last year The
sum of $5, 000 was contributed by New
Haven during the year and it was
largely expended for drainage. The
decrease in malaria statistics and in-
_ crease in value otJand showed it was
Iwoii spent. . .
.Drs. Bradstreet and Root.
Dr. Bradstreet, president of
Connecticut State Medical society.
and Dr. Root, or the state board of
health. also spoke in favor of the
hills.
the
Will Repay the ,Siats.
appropriating money for the mea-
quito campaign
Dr E. J. McKnight1 oi Hart-lord
chairman of the committee on legie
lotion of the State Medical Society.
‘ said the appropriation would fully re
may the state in the benefits that
would accrue to its people.
‘ The Troublesome Kinds. .
_Dr. Britten, state entomologist said
th'a’t there are about twenty-live vsrl
about dour varieties, including the salt
marsh kind; give nearly all the
' ' trouble
At It seven“ Years.
“Dr. Carmait called on State Ento-
mologist Hadley, at New Jersey. who
has been engaged in mosquito inves
’ ligation and extermination for seven
, years He said the posts have caused
inestlmabie damage to his state and
much remains to he done. especially
in South Jersey.
Hen. Morgan 0. Buiksiey.
The Hon. Morgan (3. Bulkcley said
he spoke more as a summer resident
at the shore, where moat oi the
marshes are located. than from any
other standpoint. He said the state-
ments of the physicians shorted pretty
conclusively that the work couldn‘t’he
continued lly :private subscription. He
4 sald‘the shore towns were inhabited
for three or four months or the your
by thousands of people from all over
the state so the benefits in the shore
towns would not he solar for their
permanent residents. .Mr. Bulkclsy
said the themes in the grand list of
Old Bayhrook, owned by the line reels
dances erected by summer residents.
was 8850.000. They should he can
seem in this matter.
44 , Other apostle". ,
Colonel Patterson. United states
enamel Shtppan Point: it. ti Golden.
oi smith Namath“ and‘ secretary
Crosby, oi the New Haven Civic lied
smiled. also spoke in favor or. the
passage or the hills.’
. atrium illillil
.,
Funeral of Mr. lalisgrloo.
“The rlrnorslfi services over the rev
4mm or ammonia helium stars
held from St. Joseph‘s church at it
fit. liar“ cemetery.»
etie's of mosquli‘oea in the state. but,
interment was in _
Already federal troops have been;
sent to Chartreuse to prevent the oc-
urination of that city 1by the rebels. 4
been made to convince nutrient no.
new that ho should order his men to
lay down their arms and return to
Work. 4 ’ 4 ‘4
The new government has hoes pro-
claimed officially in every state of 3‘
the republic and practically all the
governors and the military cornman- .
‘dsrs have telegraphed to Gen. Huerta
declaring their allegiance ‘to him.
After the manner oi newly installed
governments. that of Gen. Huerta the-
has with the liberation of political
prisoners and the proclamation of a
general amnesty is expected at any
moment. Over ’three‘ hundred politi-
cal prisoners have ‘heen released tram
the penitentiary and military prisons
in the capital, while from Vera Cruz
are to be brought those who wore lun- ’
pris‘onad with ‘Feilx Dias in the Gas-
tie or San Juan de Uiua. on the tail-
ure 0‘! the Dian revolt in that city.
only three of those smswd by
General Aurelio Blanquet and Gener-
al Huerta at the moment of the over-
throw of Madero remain in custody.
These are Francisco Madero himself.
Jose Pine Snares. the sx~vtce~P4reai~
dent, and Gonzales Garza, who was
governor of the federal district and
who incurred Widespread enmity ow-
ing to his close aillliation with.4the
political group known as "La Form"
and which was directed largely by
Gustavo Madero, the brother ol’ the
ex President, who was executed yes~
terdal'.
* ‘ up... Friday Evening
»
V ClosedWashington’s Birthday ‘.
Prevision Co.
Norwaik
13 - 15 Main‘Strcet,
Phone at BothStores 4
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a.
The students of the mllltarv school:
at 'l‘lnlham, who initiated the revolt
in the federal capital twelve days
ago, have been acclaimed as homes
by the residents of Mexico City. Al-
Dr Gaylord, of Derby said that tall-.ready a public fund has been started
ing up by towns was very ineffectual ‘tor a monument to the memory all
He was strongly in favor of the slate‘those or them who lost their lives ml
the long-drawn out mettle. The sur-
vivors are applauded whenever thel'l
appear on the streets, and everywhere
are showered with confetti and flow-
ers from balconies as they pass
The soldiers or the two armies that-
only a couple or days ago were light- .
in: are fraterniaing today and dear!
orlhing the event at the‘ bombardment
from their dilletont politic of View.
No disorder like Mon lelio‘i'ted, ‘and
the city has rapidly rellhmed its nor
mal aspect, although many concerns
have found it impossible to recom-
mence operations.
Ambassador Wilson. who played such
a prominent part in bringing shunt
the agreement between General Hu-
erta and Felix Dias. expresses keen
pleasure at the restoration oi peace.
in this he is joined by every member .—
oi the Diplomatic Corps all of whom
have reported to their government
the match or hostilities.
WAGHING'I‘ON. titan. 20.~—’l‘he sta-
bility of the new government in Me:-
ico. in the opinion of oiiicial; here.
will depend entirely upon the extent
to which Huerta and his lenders are
willing: to recognise the directing not
were of the Mexican Congress.
FURNITURE-
4‘ DRAPERIES'
w CARPETS
Augeviue ~
STOVES
on. CLOTH
LINOLEUM
Fire , insurance
Room 14, Ksolsr Building.
155 Washington Street.
' South Norwalk.
40. T. McGovern
Go for as the record soon. the forms
of the Mexican Constitution appear to
have been ohaorved in the portunc 4‘
tory elevation of Minister of Furnish
Adam to the presidential emcee tor
an hour or two before his replica?
ment by a provisional president else i
ted by Concrete. i
The real test is looked tor in the“
provision for the holdlng or popularl
election: and the willins'nm or the
do facts sovernment to surrender
control to the sinner. chosen, by the
people.
filo long a. Mexicans alone are in»
valved in the summary disamlons‘
and deportation there can be no in-3
tsrierence on the part or this novernv’x
moot. althmh it has been canceled
that monthly Ambassador Wilson and
other marchers or the Diplomatic
unomoianv use their influence for
mom , 1
Meanwhile there is nothing for the
dotted states to do n this juncture
out to permit‘ths situation to dash“ .
stand honey and look on “out; tear.
Hurry ll‘ymli. or hair street... however“
amass. ,
ithsodleeithehroltsaioo.als . 4
m can and at a «on to shirts in the 3;; ,
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Undertakerl)’. W. Raymond
4 HAS MOVED
his allies from 39 North Main
street to the
NIW R‘ED MIN'O BUILDING.
in West Waohlnlton Streeh,
‘i'ol... cities. toss-s: house. 0”.
”Wm jfill
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covenant? manuals- nos.
W
Three Nomll‘r flirts no. Narrow Is-
oapo lvor‘n Drowning.
While skating on the Norwiih mill
non d. warlords? alteration; shoot it
shine! lineal gBrotJiertnufi “Cllmney‘
illsoliovla add a new girl, broke
through tho ice. The ice had mailed
to quite an extent and was this at the
“W" '“" °’ “"‘ ..-.. ““4" *" ‘ Ariel Cameron
tor is the deepest, but this the little .
(303'?! in ‘u‘lC‘ City (If “all“? mlthigfim. did not km ‘nd' ”h“ “gnu“,
statics. murals-a or tantalum no
.ivaa over their heads where they tell
in, and in the excitement the onion»
mined presence of mind and want “to
The Boers Meat 8:
H.Krieger& Co
22 West Washington St.. South 53'-
Norwalk
suddenly crashed ulrough The water 4
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The Leading Outfitting Store IinThe Norwalks
‘ West Washington Street
Furniture Sale
After Inventory
A :Few Dropped Patterns in Side-
boards, Bullets. Odd Chairs, Brass Beds.
These Goods will be closed out at a
Great Reduction from our regular
prices.
Are you in need of anything
' 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. 4Come in and take advan-
tages! our Mark Down, Sale.
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Payment ‘will be arranged to
3' your Conveince
sass-owns,er comet
“7 74 illuminates Street
South Hamill, Conn.
Floor Covering
Exclusivel
and they certainly are the no
blast that The Mainland Knapp
(to. have hrouuht out in many
~ , yearn. and that speaks volumes.
‘1; g, ything m {1,3, line ,3 1‘: 4, tor they have brought out incur.
rental d, we believe it to 4. - 4 in“? 35"“ hm. 4 _
d j doth mastitis and Still»— “no,
4 "ere. ‘ 4 4' ’
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