' .liutte'r‘,
. artillery
Potatoes. nice and also
Turnips', nativeTstocll
‘ “ 9‘9 Dnlons
All kinds or insurance. .
. south NDl‘wsllt. Conn. .
‘ . 5c 6 pound
.i.... Do u package
reiniuni itolle‘d 9Oot8. 120:9 1
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uinrly 22o
' Buckleh‘ellt Fl
_ 6006 ml Aho'corsee.
Don't let iblilld you
10 stamps with 260 codes 16
Stamps with 300 Go so, 20 Stamps
with 36c Coffee. 40 s alum With 60c
‘5 : 'l‘oae, 60 Stamiis with 00:: Tons.
illness Tribe, No. 26 I. 0. iii. M., will
meet tomorrow evening fol weekly
_ contagion Camp, No. 11, r. 0. vs.
. { will hold a weekly meeting tomor-
ow 9venllig
”The directors oi? the Norwalk Club
hold the regular meeting tomor
; . row evening. 9
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9 llillbirt Woodward oi Cornwall-on the
Hudson; spent Friday in South Nor-
walk on business. ‘
Ila
ToVolour hate :8 to $6. O'lirleu’s.
’ ‘iPaiestine Castle. No 2, A. 0. K. or
"lwll meet this by coins [or semi-
tiny ”lilieiuess.
.99 .
The weekly meeting or Douglass
ler Host N9. .48 G. A. _.,R will be
old this eveulis- .0... , 99 9
Delta: Encampment" No. 31. it. 0. 0
3‘wlll meet this evening for semi-
mohthly "business.
Old Well Lodge, No 108 F and A.
U" will hold a stated comnluicntion
“marrow levelling.
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9 has iBescie Field, of Burrltt avenue;
' been entertaining lhllss Selina
fl: ,e. of Ansonia. ‘
«M mun--
lllliim Thompson, of Noiwulk line
it to study at the Packard (‘oui
menial School in New York
um-“
welcome Stranger lodge, 610.304.
;9 . s ol’ at. George, will hold its regu
¥I.meutlilg tomorrow evening
..'l‘ilo new nickcls with the iodine
d and the buffalo design. Wore put
‘ circulation in Ngrvislk, Sutur-
ha—
lrile Jolly Friars‘ Club will hold its
.monuili‘ meeting this ov.enlnx_ livery
no is requested to be present lit the
eating. . l .-
“maximum”
9:711:96 All American liner Boll 'i‘clllll.
use oi‘ electing a captain and
9 user” .
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9,Dtlr§oilol9rl Burns. or Norwnlk. lifter
my weclts oi slchilolis has resumed
duties in the i‘airneill i‘ounty
ills Bank. 9
9 . .wm
delirium “Vishnu. the celebrated
Grit Violinist, spent yesterday
,‘ vii
'- this more. Mills Mary. stations» 99
i itinyvlow avenue.
momma-.4
' = hill tor the incorporation or
Nowell: Trust company will
ill? the committee at Herb
charged with drunkenness.
East IndlaTea Co
Tel. 3791. 1269 Wanhlngton St.
We Give and Relic-m Premium Trudi
9mg Stomp!
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tom and all copper Prices range
from . '
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’ SOUTH NORWALK.
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TOWN COU HT CAGES.
Clarence Webster Assaulted Motor
And Other Cam Are Tried.
There Were four cases for Judge
William F, Tammany in the 600th
Norwslk side or the Town Court, thll.’
morning.
Clarence Webster was arrested
Saturday night by Captain J H. Gil»
son for drunkenness breach of the
peace. and consulting his sister. Miss
Bertha Webster. ills case .wus con.
tinued until tomorrow morning It 9
o’clock, under bonds or 360:
William lilonahan was’placed under
arrest by omror Reynolds, Sunday
night. on ii. charge oi! being; a common
orliilkllrd. He was found mildly and
stilltoncrd to the county jail for sixty
dilvs .‘.
George Cummings. who says he
lives in New York, was placed under
arrest yesterday lily Gapislll Gibson.
He paid
it line of 22. - ‘
George “rocker, of smithvllle, was
snorted for drunkcuuolh sud awaits:
or the peace. on the first count he
received ten days in jifll and on tile
second thirty days at the some place.
lienllnei not. tiriiill results
can W9 ‘
“vs-rum “whim...“
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All Interesting
. i ’p tlvel
: Boston and N Yo
. ill be scheduled. in. ,,
the first to leave Bop
Providence 2:08. New
th"
Octane No. 17 now makes: and will or-
York at 7 1) 99:6.
4: 36 will leave at 6: 13 0.411.. and t
minute at Stamford- .v .
Sunday train No 83 leaving Spring
field 6: 12 and New Haven 7: 37 D.
will be‘ discontinued.
Boston at .633 p. 111.. will leave at.
6.02 Providence 612, New London
v-
Washington 9. 36 a. m.
The "Gilt Edge" express,
New London and New Ravonn, due
New York 11 l). m.’ ‘
The Green Mountain express leav-
ing New York at, 8:03 a; in., daily, will
moire additional stops at Mr. Van
Westport and omit Milford. due New
Haven 10:06 a. m‘.
Boston expredll No. 62 will.. leave
New York 8:14. instead of 8:00 a. mo
stopping only at Bridgeport and Mll-
iord, due New Haven 10:10 a. m. “
Train No. 665 now leaving New
London 3: 30 p. 111.. will leave a: 20,
Ssybroolt Junction 4: 20 and arrive
New Haven 6: 47 p. in.
Air Line train 610.1016 will leave
New Haven at 6 instead or 6:60 p. in.
Trains leaving 'Wllliliiantlc‘ 7:10
11:20 a. m., and 6.62 p. on, will leave
‘st7207 11.29am" “(13°29‘31" one
New Haven 0:16 a. m. i 20 and 9: 07
p. on: respectively. ' .
’39. new train will be flut on‘botween
New Haven and Ansonio, leaving 0: 60
8.111, making; close connection for
Waterbury Returning, this train will
leave Ansonia 12: 27 p. in. connecting
with the express from Waterbury
New timetables are being printed
and will be ready for distribution the
latter part oi the week.
non, New Rochelle Greenwich and
live at New Haven 5: 03 and New out. ‘
The local leaving New Haven a' '
l
‘ tor being the honor sheet at 8 din-
New Haven 4: 47:. due New York‘s: 02' her to be given byzfofmer mpg-egg”.
l) 711.: The second tritin will leav tetivo‘ John E 16ml), oi Indiana, at
. (Boston 1: 07 p. m.. making all
llicll only members a: the Indiana
delegation in Dossiers will be pres
99 as his ordenlies
shins hour; not.
he Culver Mill
3. .school‘ in his on
Two prevates and an omicer
are at hi8 call at: all hours, the guard
being changed every six hours with
The Federal express now leavingI due military cmhony, .9
dance chumH Horse. «
Moddsy+0linioi~9 Guild with Mrs. Os
7: 66, due Nevaaven 9 p m., and will born, diesel Norwalk at 4.3 Doniirma-
arrive West Philadelphia 6: 23 and lion instruction still in tin; church.
‘ TuesdayL—Girlsi Friendly Society in
west~ the Guild room we. .
bound, will leave Boston 6': 33 instead;
ore: 30 and on Sundays an all parlor; rectory at 2: 30. dilator Auxiliary in
our section ‘will leave noston 6: 30 the Glilld room aid: 46. Evening pray-
p in. stopping only at Providence. er and. sermon at 89. Vestry meeting
Wednesday-dwoineli’s Guild at the
in the-Guild room otter the service.
Thursday—Celebration oi the Holy
Communion at 0.; 80: Daughters of the
King, Guild room at 3: 00.
Fridawaitany and address at 4: 30.
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rueencucoets cerium veers.
NEW YORK, Moi-oh ilk-Instead or
opening office’s here today as he had
planned Dr F. f» Friedman, the
young German physician, has decided
to test his tubeioulosis scrum before
this New York Modicai society some
he attempts any treatment of patients.
This course was decided on last night
alter a conference with unicorn: of
the society. whodni’ormed him that
such a. step would the 110ch it he
desired: to obtain" a license to prac-
tlee.
A meeting 02 tile Board of Connors .
oi' mercenary it‘ll: be held tonight
and IMF%'“ s‘ it... at the se.
rum will probably” lilacs. .
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assoclirre‘o ci-i‘amh'ss Hume.
'I‘Onltl‘lt' at eight o'clock, in the
South Norwalk CMMOMI Church
parlors, will he Yield the meeting of
delegates and all.L interested in charlta
sible work. 9 _ '1‘
All members at the Woman. Mn-
:ilicipai League are asked to collector
A good adv pay- in the belt paper. lto attend. 9 ., 99 -
Minnl Drums.
one-quorbr of former prion.
min such bargains.
5 lbs. Prunes
Ben Hill' Flour
amounted dug-r, per lb...
Baldwin Apples, pct- qfiiirt so i
Grape Fruits, 4 for
s:
The Paris: Cloak 3." Suit House .
‘ 33 South Main St. South Noiwrlk ‘ 9
Selling Out sale of Winter Garments .
Became we do not carry tortilla: dyer trout has ”iron to the
other, some must be sold regardless of cost. spool-l Reduction on
Liam" and Minis' Suits. Wind and Mluu' Coats, Ladlu‘ and
Many women on buying our Furs at a «suction
Block consists of Gooey. Marmot and Pony Coats. Neck mecca.
scam and Mods. Come and some cinch. so you unset sitdrd to
.. on: in corn arouse. . ‘ '
. lull Main street. some a south Mills ail-out. . loath semis
per hag 70c bill. 35. 50
5c 1 Strictly iii-cm Riggs, doll. 35c
one Can Pocahontas . “i no a
as: 1 Date Not Butter, jar 15‘s
Fancy Florida Granger. not done . . . .. .asc, sponge. so:
spinach, Dormer, Celery, W Potatoes. Win
UNITED GROCERY WGO
i
on North min M
. . i!
9 saw much u! ' ‘ , '7‘
when he received the thinks of .t e.
_~ Continental Congress tor his cervical:
during the ”Revolution The Congress ,
United States.
had been meetinul Nassau Hail. the
principal building 0299
until the clonal or the nineteenth cen-
tury did Princeton receive another of
the nation's. presidents. When Grover
Cleveland. the last Democratic presi-
dent, came here to "spend his last
years and was elected a member .ot>
the Board of Trustees over which Mr
Wilson, its president or the shiver}
em, melded
The students 6': Princeton joined
with the townsfolk today in giving
Mr. Wilson a farewell demonstration.
They prepared tolohoer him at the
college songs and voila. Five hun-
dred students were to escort him to
rest of the students 8lid'ineny rests
other trains throughout the day. "
The Wilson train was due to leave
here at 11 a in. It was scheduled to
stop at West Philadelphia at 12:08.
to receive Mrs. Anna E. Howe. a sis-
ter of the President-elect, and at 2: 06
p.111 . at Baltimore, where the Prince
ton wrestling team, which in travel-
log with the student escort, was to
leave the train and continue to An-
napolis tor a match with the Navy to-
night. The Presidential party was
due in Washington at 3: 46 p. in.
W...“
NDRWALK AGAIN.
The ‘Rev. W.
Warlord T. Dun-
can. D.D., who is
easily the most
popular pastor the
South Norwallt
Methodist Church
" ever lied and who
stayed longer than
say other, is to
return to News": tomorrow night to
preach mitown in the Methodist Lent
Dialogues st (she Nowell: M. 72.
Church. ”Dr. minced has a ‘great
number at Mend: in The Nor-walks
who remember his ministry here with
much planner and they will especial-
iy autidpato hosting lihn preach on
Tuesday night. He is an intimate
Irieud of Mr. Lincoln Caswell, the
mount pastor oi the Norwalk
Church. and comes to preach fit this
time at Mr. Casweii's earnest eollcl
lotion.
This Lenten course of hormone is
iii-owls. in interest. From the open-
tlio Chintian Advocate, appeared, on
down through all the weeks to the
present lino audiences have greeted
the preachers. Dr. Kansans sermon
lut Tuesday was culled one or the
moat Whitest ever heard in The
Norwallla, and Dr Torrey“: appear~
hnce last Thursday drew a great
crowd thrown: the " pouring rain—a
roost remarkable tribute to his friend-
ships of ii. six. year platelets
'l‘ilii week will clamor» the Leno
on services attended by earnest heal»
crate listen to Dr. Duncan tomorrow
I and Dr. Lewis it. Moore on Thursday.
)9 59 9 . 9 9
. “enrolments.
reruns Ell-t Harwell: Young Man
Weds New York memos-r.
Mr. and Mrs. my Bullock have re-
turned Some from their weddllih
trip. Museums. 9a wailvknown Dost
Norweli‘r‘youns m. was married lust
wealthier“ York city to. Miss Molly.
Civilians! million, England, on ultras.
. tire sacramental: employed in a New
York adios
W i
. direct that iii. a...”
null assumes
' “it"!!! are W
‘ ed 01916008. .
will reside
collese; Not ,
station and speed lilin onward with
Washington on a special train. The.
dents of the town were to leave on '
asv. on. ouucm comma 'r'o'
ins night‘wllen Dr. Hellman, editor or... "
instill the store 090. North all to
Choice of all Winter Coats 3997:95
.1 Every Trimmed Hot must :0 ’Take your pick Any
i958. See big window dismay
795AnyCoat $7 95:;
Values to 8292.
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BUCKLAND DAYS THE ROAD HA8
ANNUAL DEFICIT OF $6.D00,0009
pun-E...
New Naven’u Vice President Declares
Company Controls Only 5.8 Per
Cent. of the New England Water
‘ Freight Traffic-lo Witness Be-
fore Shipping Trust Investiga-
. lion.
That the New Haven road controls
only, 6.8 per cent of the freivght'tr‘i'i~
_ do 'by water at New England was he
statement made yesterday by Edward
G. 'Buchland, 9a vice-president of
the New Haven road, which controls
the New England Steamship company,
before the congressional shipping
trust investigation at Washington.
Bushland testified that tile percen-
tage was on water triadic in and out
of New; England ports, cosstwise and
not. including transatlantic, sweat-
ing 33,660,662 short tons in the fiscal
year 1912. He denied that there was
any alien to stifle competition. He
asserted-the New Haven system “did
not actually ’or'potentoll-y” control the.
Eastern Steamship company. hot tea.
tilled that the New Haven owned
36,000 shares or 97,600 shares of stock.
He udl’nitted the New Haven absolute-
ly owned the New England Transpor-
tutlon company. 9
He testified thdtiot 26,000,000 total
capitalisation ot‘lthe‘dlerchants and
Miners Transportation company the
New Haven controlled $2,631,700. He
said the New Haven system control-
led the Maine Steamship company.
Bushland added that despite the New
Howell's stock interest in the Met.
chants and Miners, it had “no poten-
tial contro"; that he had regarded99
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8: Misses, at
xl’riCcs
J acoby s
OPP. HOYT'8 THEATRE
Smart Dress for Men, Women
Spring . Showing
Tailored Suits
English Too Coats
‘ Street Dresses
10 8t $12 Coats $521
In. llew Coags‘ at 66. Worth up to 812.
L ~‘
AVAVSAN'AV ‘
the Moment; and Miners as an "ex-
itenslon or the New Haven system, and
ireaily felt it was a potential compet-
itor. ”
He said the system was showing:
$6,000,000 annual hence ‘ou the pity-
sical valuation" oi! $600,000,000, thistle-
flcit being in the height. revenue, but
that the capitalization was $104,000, 000
less than the physical valuation and
on that the system was trying to earn
eight per cent annual dividend, but
was not quite doing it.
Asked if the system had not brought
all or the trolley lines in its territory
‘IMr. Bushland said the New Haven
did not own a trolley line west of New
Roicheile.
Charles C. Goodrich of Harttord,
'H‘nrt'i'ord and New York 'I‘rdusportar
ltion company, testified that. out of the
32.637, 613 short tons of coastwlse trut-
lie in and out oi New England ports
from or to New York 28,000,000 tons
lives coal, which originated beyond
‘tllat tradlo area.
This showed chairman ‘ Alexander
stated'tll’at the New Haven system
carried about 50 per cent. of the
coastwlso tradic ares. . .
and head of the tr'dnlc department. or
the railroad told of the Fall River:
line's “apparent profit" for tli year-
ot 6600. 000. Providence line"
and New Bediord 2299.000.
-Cal‘v’in Austin at Boston, president
oi! the Eastern Steamship corporation,
“told of the workings of his company.
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The Sentinel Weill. coilmnl rodent
the activities of the fall lesson—they
the st that but now.
/
\
Reasonable
for five years vice president at tho
Bendamln Campbell, vicepresldenl‘. ‘
130.000 _
Norwalk Chronicler