than “when!” 333‘ - i r “
y; u 1.... in. m; ,3 lrvrng Pit Loose Leaf
. pap BHi'ETFMf‘fiG no :3" Note , Books
.‘ unto. ' . - «
‘élLLow‘chsaoe-Good'quw' ;..:1 iron sALE
- try, 104.1314”. 15a and
200, ram 45 inches).
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For lNorwallk and vicinity: Much
holder and generally «an- tonight and
Tuesday; cold: wuve west portion;
- high .soutllweait to west winds. Wei
, ther conditionh: A disturbance of con-
- ; older-able energy is now passing out
the St. Lawrence Valley. It has caus-
ed during the last twelve. hours high
winds with considerable snow in (the
eastern portion of the Lake region
Land the northtlrn portion of blew Eng-
. land. it is followed by an extended
area of high pressure which lg pro-
ducing a severe cold wave, in the
western and central districts. Tern-
peraturea from 10 to 20 below zero
were reported from the Upper 'Misain-
sippi Valley, and freezing tempera-
: . tures oitend as for south an southern
,- Georgia. warnings of high winds
1- .Awhiciy' meg. ordered; yesterday gong
the New England coast are continued
”today. ‘ ‘ '
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Birthday 'Postals
" 10 each
Beet Grade of (‘ard that can be sold
for the money.
Other Birthday Cards frOm 3c Up.
DONNELLYW
STATIONERY AND BOOK srons
16 scum MAIN s‘rnEET.
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WEATHER Al YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘emlperaturel: Low. 24; high. 61.
Rain. '
F oldinp Ironing Boards
Will] 8190.! Brzu‘vli.
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Samuel Cheliebro and son. of Broolo
lyn. were in Norwalk over the week-
t'oualiy $2.23.
and.
SPECIAL $1.49.
Albert F. Gehebe
2 5 West Washington St..
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2.
South. Norwaik, Conn.
’ «Never More such values as. we
‘ are, offering atour Jan. clearance sale.
Mintz‘s.
Captain John ll. Crawford and son
Bortrum, of Clnnnon street. attended
. the automobile show ill New York. Suf-
nrday.
irvillg .lennjllgn. of the Nash Engl-
neering Company. left today for Michli
can on humans. He will be gone a
week or ten days.
The coffee bought at Beckmonn'n la
roasted ‘daily and kept in air tight,
dust proof bins. Prices will be Nund
liig crowds are attending~ Mintz'o in the adv. ‘
January Clcnrltnce Sale. l
lb. ..
. ‘ . John W. (L‘urnow. genial clerk to the
“Smiierl' i’ioh yum,“ 01v Bridge-1 board of assessors, has. returned after
port, who in .elhlpioyed in F'llol‘r'u pool f Spontiinn scl’m'ui platinum (hire in New
room. Hpent Sunday at up "mm. in i York city, win-re lw was: highly clitor-
BridgnporL liuillml.
A ntntcd (lollvocation of“ iiuticr‘ .\l‘. :liul .ilrx. ln-flrnnd iictta have
1‘1“;an or A, M.. will he hold at rm‘closcd thvir home. on thr- Green. and
rooms tomorrow owning at it o'ciozlk. \ will MW“ tomorrow for Now \‘orir.
'l‘lw Punt .Vluo'l-r lll‘izl'cf- will b» work “WY ““1 l’i‘ “Willi for WW?!” “moire,
”I. vialtlna’ in thr- city and other placed.
(in next Tucuduy'a aiccp. .innualy
i3, the Deputy Ul'i‘iil. Sachem. l-‘. iii.
lizicott, willvbc with l'ncun ’i‘rilw. No.
26. improved 0. R. M.. in ruiae’ohiufu
and till“) l’uuuunncfi. No. (i, of limb»
bury. will Work the ”Hit (ii-grim.
(thurlcu Wnlm, of South Norwaih.
was nrrcalmi hmf. night by (lillrcr ilcy»
noldn, Judge Koogh aunt him to work
at ilzilu o'clock and told him .10 report
again iii 6 p. m. for trial. With-fl
driycu the Wagon for the Norwulh
Hawk (“onlpuny
h‘ul’rn limo, aim» .‘lli‘liri. nill‘v uloucy
u ilh tcil-plmuc acrricc.
iclcrcn urrcniu in tho peruonnl tax
crumulo. in llritliiluport. were, made you-
turdny. Home or the puriiea whouo
nultll-H hppcnr on the writu owe taxes
for thrm- ycnra. All were rr-icuaml nu.
dur lmndn of H ouch.
~Hiilllli‘l' ruihin lirvnli in dciiuinua.
frcah ovnry Wild. iianncr linkcry, h
iiourop Sit,
t, .. ..
it‘uriyneiullt uhndidotcn, tho lament
in the history «if Our Iilrothera' more.
No. if). 1. o. 0. hit. will take the initial-g B‘LE'
tot-y (legroe tolhight. at tho regular S“""““"“‘1 illctwmrn hia "mm”
meeting of timl lodge. (trend Score. ”M” l" (’“ll'fll‘lll’g fractlioun moinro
for! William iii ”diminution. of New without pain. and executing an order
lilaven. will conduct the work. A big for bridge work that no oioneiy rmemt
DR. MALLERV'G NEW AUTOMO:
time has been irmngod for and there flies the natural in to defy detection. .
will be many listinguinhed brothers Du J, if, Mallory. dentist, of South
present. amongi them being former Norwaik, ban a hobby. and that hobby
fiongresaman m J. Hill. who in «Senior in nutomohilfnn. The doctor has re
'i’aat Grand “3““ of the order. lcently sold his little follrcy‘ifnder run“
‘about. and in now «laundering the pur-
** chose or a much larger our. ponaibly n
.. 57¢ Wiofflufi the various makes, it in bin-iti-
ztentionm securing a delivery by nerdy
arm.
_ ’ ‘ t Arm'dnmmum
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WMnP. nEERS
,Mx’oylindcr touring. and he extent ‘7‘
imuch time at the New York Automo- .
Imp, snow, hint week, critically nnaiy- I
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' UNDERTAKERS .
A. J. ' Collins .
16 NORTH MAIN. 31'.
& Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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BLOW. YE WINDS, BLOW!
ill
WE DON'T CARE
Flour to Eat and Coal toBurn
room
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WEEK.
features. All the latest models will
spection.
OSCAR “.3
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
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O. B. Jackson
’1'
3"
a1- Ofiitf Slim
4.
(No Gilt
3' Equals
the Moye Spcea Your
Headquarters
at THE BRIDGEPORT AUTOMOBILE SHOW NEXT
W*%%+'PWN**%**
Eyes Examined Free '
lieeewmtmwewmw-
_, business men authored at thr- 'l‘a‘l't to:
% Everything in the Optical 'Line
RAYMOND BROTHERS
MAKES AND KEEPS U8 HAPPY.
l,-.-'I‘I'I,l l I
Meyer Motor Cars for 1914 contain many exclusive
be ready for your in~
“A N K .S
NORW'ALK, CONN.
39909900009138:
53 WALL}, omen
NORWMK.
PHONE m.
it always comets hack to this:
Lllllll-i. Scarf Plug. «to, starting Silver and
curol‘uily ocioctcd, and at moderate prices.
THE JEWELERE.
95 WASHINGTON ETHEET.
22 WALL STREET.
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You want your gifts firm or all
9:» tun-mam and than to he pruclicni cud lasting.
We offcr two first class atocha comptriaing Jewelry of crory dew
criplion, iiimnonda, Wutchcu. iirnoclot Winchell, hwuiliureo, Sleeve .
Coleburn 8r Lauder
STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
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:‘.: :fififi.‘ 2 ”with?”
Silver Plated Wat-o.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
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a
emoniah you.
“The"ToggeoT Shall” ,
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W“ no in *
lililiiillliii nun
is ‘Arreafed and Eight Charges ‘
of lnosndiarism are Present-
ed Against Him’
M
Blfl’llliidh. Jan. 12.-—~(ll1arlea Ocho,
the young hatter who was arrested
hero late Friday afternoon, after his
coni’esalou that he had been responab
bio for a series of fires of. incendiary.
fires extending over a perim' or more
than three months and terrorizing the
entire valloge, was arraigned hoi‘ore
Justice William '1‘. Masaonflaturday,
Eight accusations of‘ iucendiuriuln
were preaontod against him, including“
the burning of" Henry P‘. Clark'e 'box
shop, with which Och’s own home
was destroyed; Gilbert BrotherS' WOOd
working plant, the headquarters of
the (Honey Plain Hose Company and
¢
. _ %,
Morse & Gehrel's printing establish-
ment. and baron owned by William
Baird and George G. Durant.
Ochg had been kept in the village
lockup over night. He was not rep—
resented by counsel and after waiving
examination he was bound over to the
Superior Court in $500 bail on each
of the eight counts, He was unable to
procure bonds and was taken to the‘
diallbury jail.
The arrest or (labs has crcaicd a
sensation here, although the young"
man's name had been connectcd with
rumors about the incendiary fires for
some time. ()chn has never shown in-
dications of inaanity, so far as is
YOU’LL give YOU
babies.
1 Our Ba” y
Signature of.
. o . _
is the only guarantee that you
Genuine
ICC"
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Cantoria.
Sold only in one size bottle. never Iii ibfilk
or otherwise; to protect the
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have the
flu is.
Dr. A. 1'}. Barber's barn. where four ~- - ‘ N N "M ‘
horseu were killed, and attempts to prepared by him for OVCI’ 39 years.
burn A. ll. Senior's lumber yard. ' h
R baby the BEST
W I'm
The Centaur Company.
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known, and it is believed that he was " ‘
unable to resist a mania for starting
fires that came upon him when he was
under the influence of liquor.
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WHEN PROFESSOR lS EMPLOVE.
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1 Prof. Fisher Makes a Point That Does
Not Go Unappreclated. V l
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 12.——Tllat no!
tornoy-{leneral Light‘s interpretation:
of the Compensation Act is not thatf
which was meant by its framers and‘
that the opinion of the attorneygener-l
al will be forgotten within a 'short
time, was the prediction of Prof. Wli-l
lard (3. Fisher. former Mayor of Mid-‘
dietowu. at the first of‘ the Chamberf
:of Commerce Saturday afternoon
luncheonn, which was held at the llo-l
tel Taft, Saturday afternoon, at 12:30
with nearly 300 attending. '
Many prominent lawyers and local‘
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hear the trainer of the much crunpii-‘f
Save Money
BY BUYlNG YOUR WdNTER NEEDS IN OUR GREAT
anuary Clearance 9
1 ~ *1 ..Sale ..t v
BUY NOW- AND HAVE iT CHARGED.
Frank Jacoby 1
“a.
T‘S THEATRE.
1outed act. as l‘rof‘. Fisher ililnsclt'PnEs.nE"T "ll-80" ;
‘ termed it. ' l
At the expiration of the talk Pronl 0" WAY To WORK AGAIN:
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lA'inhcr dcclurcd that he would answer; .
any (mentions. ' ‘ . ‘ ., ‘ .'
‘Wiii you explain (‘nsuui Employ-l ”N ”(HRH l’liESllilL‘xl‘ \\il.—
glnenl?” was: the first query fired at SUN'S Si’i~l(‘.i.~\i. 'i'il:\i.\', \\'l;S’i‘
‘0‘“ ”form“ .rolx'r, (lac, .inn. 12.v-l’f‘vsldclli wu-
HNO; 1 M.” "M". ,w“ ”I” ruuswcrnmm today journeyed horned-uni, rcutiyl
"it in the most difficult tiling to ex-‘ " '
. ‘ l v vc" w ill ‘ lruhlcnls
lpluin. The oid'iuw will he called upou ? m mm Iii m ”m m l ‘
with renewed vigor. He looked pity—l
ito dcliue that: if a man comes to _ . _
l . ‘ anally rcfrcshcd by his \nculion “l.
- your home every l‘ridny and Saturday . .. . »
? llenl’lr three “coils of inns ( lliltsliilll.
‘und in injured while working for you ‘ ,
I Miss. and appeared ill l-ctlcr health
he cornea under the act. but. an lanid
. than at any lillll‘ slur-c, his lunucuru
hutorc. cilsuui employment will bode- till
i l.
. ided h the old law."
_c y The prculdcni told lllt'lllllt'l's of his
“In thr- iudrmondont contractor row
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lapouaibio for iniurlcu to cmpiuycn of ”m” that If" "““M' k“ t” flu h“ '2
1a subcontractor” was the next ”4‘1 again 1‘". " “1"!” ‘V‘mm‘m' m"
{query dc ii‘c for Isolation wuss coul'fvoursli'
.
l "That, too, will he decided by the Ulih‘t‘l‘i‘f‘d during M5 may ”'0?“
lold law. but i out of the opinion that ARM” from John Lind. his pcl‘sonul
lthe independent contractor will not he r“l’m“"’"‘“"'“ 3" 1‘1”le ‘ ”l" Will" ‘
i hold l‘cuponuiblo." ‘ lli‘l‘HOn who cunn- lo Plum i ill‘isliull to
a A’diacunnion followed on the dim-h "W ”W 1"““m'lm U“ “WWW“ W“ i!”-
icncc imtwt-on an indellcmicut con- Murunrct i'urrlwcll, “l ”V‘WW‘W I”;
tractor and m, oltlpioyo and it led up lili. Wilih- elm did lull act on umilcllm.
‘w the following question: with the prcuidcui, n uotu from hurl
l “in u profcnaor in a uuircridty an "WM“ hinl. .
limicimmiunl contractor or on cm? MM ("ml‘l‘ti'u "‘1‘” 5"“ Mil Will"
l‘illilye?" titc jolll‘ncy iron) 'icxus with iluuucllli
i "All far no i have learnt-d he in no difficulty illlii nought JtlHticn in llor
lclnployu.” The dim-re were not nlow ”ll” "Klimt“ ll railroad Oi" iiilli xtutc.
I." ”1.411,,” m” wrung“... u, mi. mu. from which elm claimed dumunca for
nutrition» with Woulcyun. Sill“ “Ni”! 01‘ her liuulmud, a con-
A long diocuuaion followed on the WWW- l“Willi“ iiilll'tl in lint hcr mac
qomoinu or trawling ulticuluoll. Many WW“ I”! tiiilil‘t'iiifllm'ti trilmuui. The
dim-tn uucntioncd tho upoukcru and in‘cuitiuut lil'lll fir. “or." 'i‘. iii'ill‘l‘mil.
i'rol’. il'iuiwr limrouuhly u-xpluilu‘d that hill nnvul aid". to iliik aura. (tin-dwell
a traveling anicnmnn working for oh) in'clml‘o u ntntomcnt of tho (aria
lonnucticut concern ooumu under tho and “Will them to the Whit.» llolmc.
tiompunuutiou Act no matter in whorl ilr. timi‘uon today received it tr-ic-
State the Muldullt oocurn. ,ur’um from (loonoy Hallahorough. lilti
A quantum wan rained, whether a fellow lowumnnn at (‘uipr-ppcr. Vin.
man who currloa accident innuruuce telling him that if thr- pl‘mldmlt‘u
policy comets under thin not. i'ror. train would atop at, (:uipcmmr "the
Flatter hinted that an clnpioyo who in whole town“ would he at the, utution
' injured in an accident and at the. name to meet him. Sew-mi weeks ago win-n
itimo carries an lu‘cidont policy cannot in: (lrtlyaon did horn on ambition or
demand any beimiltn from the flour hin youth arutificd in lilti‘iilp; n that
3 pennaiion Act. drain atop at lllti town of riulpuppcr. no
....._..._ one wna there to itrect the primitinlll
Ten per cent. of dlnoomfort in i party except ilmlnhomunh. an old
rammed mom in we much-afar you ichnructer whose ailments iir. (lraysou
can find one than at least 99 not :llan attended for many years.
comfortable by mower-in; sumo The prettident'a aide rearetrully an»
' moron htn friend that the train would
”WW loans ihroughtiuipepper at live o'clock
i
. ‘Moat young; stepmother» also too tomorrow morning _ and. thcrerm-e.‘
‘ “will ‘ I, ’ ’ ‘ . n , 00“]441‘“ ‘Hth ‘2
'E w‘ WWW, ‘ ‘ , ‘ ,_ 1 use...”
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m9: BET‘EERMENT CONFERENCE
A
BATTLE CREEK. ’Mll'll‘” Jan, l9:—
'l'ln> First National Conference .on
. .
iincc Betterment. which
has , been,
l
holding sessions here since last Thurs;
(lay, outcrcd this 11“)?”ng upon the ,.
Inst day ol‘ its meeting. Arrangements .-
wcrc made to hold lhrce sessions so
as to‘compietc the problem
midnight. ‘ -
“The muses or the (ilcclining birth
mic." and "Segregation“ wcre two of".
rho whim-m ilikcn up.“ ‘
tunnelin- sclcctiou of healthy mothers,
and provisions' for the cost of hearing
: before fit
,a
and rl-aring children should he made .'
ii the. race is: to survive, according to
lir. .i. ll. MCKC‘PH Caitcl. of (joiulnbia.
l‘nircrsil)‘. ‘ -
The l‘t‘slf'llt'titin of the propagation
or t’vchle-mlmlmi persons: i: necessary
if the production of defective delin-
quents is to he uroldcd, ”outings H.
Hart. of New York, urlzucd.
\i‘illlum l-J, Raymond. of’ i Woodbury
itthllilt'. Noruullc. in ill with the grip.
"Economical Hurry" in the non do
piulno aflifrcd to Sergeant. .1. Harry
Gilli-“ill, who in now completing hid in
duyn' duty ill Norwnlk. Rather than
one the city upcndinlr unnecessary
money for coal blliu the sergeant
chose to utter ilia comfort as o sacri-
fico and ucmrdingly drew the fire in
the elation houae furnace thin morna
lug. A man rcpuirod tho hrokcn grain
and now thorn will ho a dccrcuuu in
the amount of coal 'burncd. “Much
obliged. acrgcunt."
iiimricn id. Stcuio. ol‘ Anaoniu. was
a Vii-till)? in the city on Saturday. Mm.
Stacie and daughter Dorothy.
now located at Nice. France. Thoyr
report pm'i'cct weather. auditory mag"
nificcnf; lilo gnrdenu, tho hiltltflui‘li‘lfi
at the i'tlgf.’ of the non. all wondemi
They had ,iuut returned from a do.
about. at Monaco and MontoHCidripl
whom they witnessed with friends, the
participants in their excitingxtuhenr
afterwarda dining with a partyat. no;
tel ltuhl on Chriatmnn Day. .Ai; pi:
out they are pleasantly domiciled will»
a native French family,- where-tit
hare fine. opportunity for continent-i
iion.‘ They - expect. to wait ,, misi-
shortly; and intense mflouw. ”drain
to; ncyear. ammonia. through gone
the» in: para 2. to return * to meant: and?
hm?!“ ' -
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who _
untried for Paris; ill September. tare ..
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