Auto InSurance
- PYRENE .
.Fire Extinguisher
hm received tor Extinguishers by
i’l‘nylor 8. Golden
o‘rwuonwux rnusr co.
¢ BUILDING.
V. _ TELEPHONE 1230.
,r‘“ wssHluoroN STREET.
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Good
‘ Butter
Good butter, mind you!
drone thnnnone stall.
4 l
touched by
I‘” After all, there's so cgmbination of
‘ b th bres an
foods etter an Poor butter is:
GEL .
1“" BUTTER
at your dealer's today. Try it on a piece of bread.
You will then realize that because of m delicmus,
rich, crcnm~like iiavolz-rnnd because it game: to you
in the rotectin 'c 'ge witlout ever v n
p mini; fhunds—wve have iiistrslbuted
14 000 000 pounds 0 it in two years. I cost: no
Indra ran the nameless kind. Buy Gold Medal
AI Your-Dealer's Today.
Dillon & Douglass
New iinven
\..‘
’good huttermfi ‘
been
Providence
Springfield
. ;Ex<‘eiiont dinner at tile Montaion
' 7 {I‘lmtsrl -l.lml(ll‘l‘0\\' See adv.
.
‘ M'lsr‘. .Susic Dugun, of South Nor-
twain. was a recent visitor in :Bridge—
port.
Miss 'il‘iul'nuerite Bouncy, oi Brook-
lyn. is visiting the, Misses lirede. of
Lorre. street.
William 1'. liners hits on sale lit his
,Btorcs :1 line line of lrring l’itt loosu‘
leni’ note books,
r
.. A telephone ill your home is worth
two in your neighbors.
Uneeda Biscuits
40
pkg.
Tel 871
“ East IndiaTea Co
125 Washington Street
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
'flnwulurntrlgourv
. illness illll‘llllilfiil l
.{.
. .t‘tloutrnuedjirou‘i First Page.»
5 A lush Well versedln financial mat-
ters .cxp-reeiled the opinion that the
‘ company wouldllsiinpose or its trolley
. lines in Connectloutgto one buyer for a
"lump sum and ventured a guess that
thowllnonercy might be bought in .by
Stone and Webster. shellac financed
by J. r. Morgan one 06.,91’ New York, ;
1m Lrjeo, Mgglnllpn ‘and.f(}o.. of ‘ilosJ
‘ tonuorjby the Electric. fiend and-Share ‘
(10.. of Boston,nw‘hich~=ls financed by
the General Electric Gompnny. Of
course tiny nbl-g financial concern may:
lbld for the trolley lines. hut one or
those, named. this {clan believed. wore
l-lkoly..to grasp Jurit this sort or prop.
osition.‘ " 3 ,
Lilli“) 'F. lltoblnlip wits uskcd rev
; cording this, point ‘nnd‘whe said he
thought the trolley system would he
iuold with-om, disintegration. although
iho know nothing about the. railroad
‘oomlpany's plans. "i do not suppose,“
he said, “mature“ syndicate..tor in«
.etnncc, [wanted to buy and operate the
l Hartford Street Railway it could do soI
.,_
without some legislative assistance. It.
rsubstnntiuiiy all the street railway
controlled :by tho, Consolidnted nun-T
way Corupeny. That company was, on
Mny 31. 1907. legally merged in the; ‘
New Haven. and its bonds and lhosc
or its constituent companies wel‘u
assumed by the New llnven. On
June so. 1909. it absorbed lno‘ lolum.
bin Traction Company, and m, Fob-
ruery 28, 1910. bought and nilsorbcd
properties in the state. In Margin.
1910. the llousntonic Power Company
took over all the gnu. water and nice
trio light; interests owned .by the com-
pany in this state.
The capital stock authorized (by‘
directors) and outstanding ‘ls 840,-
000,000 and is all owned by the New
Haven road. in 1910 a dividend ol
1 l»! per cent. wns pnld and in 1912
the dividend was 3 34 per cent.
The New England Steamship Com-
pany, incorporated in 1912. acquired
the steamers operated i’ofinerly by the
New. England Navigation CompanyI
and the following properties are uowi
operated:
Foil River line between New York,
Newport and Full litiver, Norwich line,
between New York and New London;
lNew l-laven line, between New York
and New Haven; Bridgeport line, :he-
coulpnuloai’ in ‘Cr‘lnnectlcut1 previously ‘
wouldn't for there is no corporate
tween New York and llrid‘oport;
Ltltio."
Providence and New iledi'o:d; Provi-
Mr. Robinson explained that tho deuce-Block Island line, between
Connecticut Company, which is owned Providence, Newport. and Block
by “‘0 Now Haven, 13 an operating Island; New London-Block island line.
.com'pnny and "M ’3' “0‘de meflny' between Norwich New London. Watch
inlcn the New Haven road divorced Hill and Block e'land.
lit. it would ‘be doing simply what the The Hartford and .vow York Trolls-
.IIIIIO“ Pacific Railroad did With the DOI‘IRUOD Company Which! was “L
illsi-timorc and Ohio: lie believed. he corporated in this sum. in 1877. came
lsuld, t-hnt the whole trolley systenrunder the control of the New York,
(would Iii) sold! without disintegration New Haven and l-lurtford Railroad CO.
land ill such a. way that “the ‘Illibllciin October, i906. in March, 1908,
lwould feel no effect when the change; it 30““!er the pi.
opcrty and ‘good' will I
THE SALE NEVER serous
EVENT OF THE ‘. BUCH
VEAR- vetoes. l
O ‘ i ,
M. '
m
A (.ll'entcr Success than any Sale Event ever hold at this store.
Satprdny both. floors crowded all day. Como this evening and every
day during this sale.
Even the Simplest Street and House Dresses V,
made after .‘ ‘
P l c 1' o R l A}.
R E V l E W
P A T T E R N 5
have that French chic
We recommc
to try Our r
JUST ONE!
of ownership took place. {of the United States Transportation
it will be remembered that Wheniflompnny, controlling the Joy line he-
ltllo New York. New Haven and Ilail‘ltwocn New York and prov
. ford Railroad Company
lIIliIDIl Raymond and family have ‘
1905993510“ or ““3 Hartford Street ’Rail-g New York and Fall River. its author-
moved from Lincoln avenue to the cor-
_ nor of flillm Grove and West streets.
'_._.....
‘in the advertisement of W. A_ Hall-
ford will ‘he found some good, sound
advice uh- the rise of chains on autos
in slippery weather.
‘ Charles Johnson; of Binghnmton, N.
Y.. is spending it few days with his sis-
ter, Miss Minnie Johnson, of 21 Grove
street,
O
e—Mlutz's Jun. clear-huge sale. The
sale event of the year opened Sutur-
duy, The store was crowded the en-
rrtlre tiny.
The. Endeavor Circle of the King's
.. Daughters will hold its annual meet-
._,ing with Mrs, Wilfred Bodweli, Soy
The Royal
GROCERY
Just Received. an carioad of
PEERLESS FLOUR, better
than
12 pound
ever. 24‘4—Ib Bag,
for ihlS Sale
hug.
- 67c
" the only instance of its paying cosh
f way Company it paid cash. which was . iced cwpltni' shock is 37.000.000. of
‘which $6,703.00 is outstnndlng. The
iin the purchase of its various trolleypm. value is $100. The New England
‘nnd stellmshlp properties. The 3t°°kfiNavlgation Company owns 32,500'000
holders made it very favorable 8&Ie..‘0f the stock. ,
in “’9 case ”I “‘9 purchase or the: Chairman Elliott in New York.
Hartford and New York Trnnsporln-l NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-~Howard El-
”0“ Company “‘9 owners relinquished iiott. chairman of the dioord of Direc
their 310°“ for stock in the railroad tors of the New York. New Haven one
company, “MC“ WM}, “‘9“ at a high Hartford Railroad, returned from
moint. M0510" ““939 have held their Washington. this morning, and went
railroad stock up bd'fitll‘e preséilt and " into conference with the rond‘s attor-
some considerabiei'ios‘ses have 00-3 neys on the subject of the agreementi
curred as n result Stills (ironic the’roocllea with Attomoycenerol luc-
Drlco of the stock. ' Reynolds for the dissolution and re-f
I
it is reported in New Haven lhntjorgunizatlon of the Newllaven sys-i
several of the directors ol the New; tem. He at once set at rest the cues-l
Haven road will hand in their resig-E tidn of whether the agreement includ-.
nations at an early date and that theirl ed the separation of part or all the
places will be filled fly men represent- New Haveu’n trolley lines. i
’ ‘lnour Place. on Wednesday ul‘ternoon
oillhis week.
The January sale of house furnish:
ings of all kinds is now in progress at
Road's. The large adv, on the second
page. will give you full details and
prices
. The “edge (Yiub, of Norwalk, is
planning another dinner to be given
"this week in the Royal James inn.
There will be. u cabaret show and an-
‘other big time. is anticipated.
‘Pflll'li‘li Mnrron has made applica-
. 'tion for u irnnsi‘er of the license nt No.
2:: North iluin street, from John E.
Lnydcu. to himself, and a hearing will
he held in Bridgeport on January 23rd.
'\\'ushiugtou (lump. .\'0. ii. Patriotic
Order ol' the Sons of Alilt‘i'ii'li. will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening, and urrnngcml-nis will be
mode for u dunno to on hold on tho
20th inst,
Audit your ueculini. (let a. copy ol'
'Sllluvllul‘u Hoilillll-l ill which n mm-
plclu l"l:l‘l lulluul'l- or the suvlnrlr din
pnrlnn-ui mi The South Noru‘ztlll 'l‘rllsl
I l l I l.‘ I,|’II
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Golden Grain Flour,
SMOKED SIIOULDERSLB.
'BES'I‘ MIXED NUTS, LB. . . . .
IllCS'I‘ \VALNUTS. LB. . ......... .
lllBS'l‘ CRANBERRIES, LB, . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor
IF
ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St..
South Norwalk
EVERYTHIN
ELECTRICAL
You want on ollxrtrlclnn in a hurry
We will not overcharge you and will mlnrnntoo the work.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. '
‘ 64 WATER ST.
CRQWOO
-».
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORB.
PHONE 3433p
690 a bag
I’
TRY US
. SOUTH N
37 log the Pennsylvania rand. Nothing is “it certainly includes nil of them“
known have regarding this report. he sold.
,_ L-l The qunecticut Company was in~ Mr. Elliott expects to be in daily
......150
.150
10c
Phone 410
Supplies.
Motor Repair...
0 R W A L K
QQOCIQ‘DDOWDC O
' , some oi Commissioner
{‘0‘ \\‘Ji‘n‘ printed. levlru liillllll-l lmll‘ lw
11ml Hi lilo 'n‘uulll Norwuik 'i‘rust (Yo. l
Hllilll'WLIHIH‘t-‘H llus its terms but
they urn minimized if you have the
uuirltt-sl llli‘ltllli ul’ willing ili‘lll-Mllli‘
lt‘lt~|.li-(Ili“ l
divumlilv in New York city, utter nu!
elllllornll- tillllll‘l' nl u high-priced hutch?
ithluolnnllerl
i
"Wnldo'n friends told him nlloul lllcir‘
grout mllulrutiml for him iilili gave.
him :1 «iirl-r Hi'i'i'll‘i'. Portions of his: 5
speech nl' thuulm urc reported. 2
There i'm'i u liner body of men ouyr
willl'c thou the New York policemen,
h.- sura; they littt‘u won not only his
respect but his love. There is no
. grout “police problem" in' New
York: the city‘s real problem is
honest administration. Waldo has
no use for the room: men who are '
drnwinu unlurics its students or
municipal conditions null reformers.
“Tlltr sulllrios.” he says, "are sup
piled by well meaning citizens. who
‘iiige‘to see instructions in print. and ,
by; montnlly‘deuclent song oi, rich
men. who inn-o been persuaded by
those vultures who prey upon tllom .
tintt they have a, . “ in .lii'eto
form the morn”; not the entire
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The Maxwell $750
Car meet the approval of the public not only in its neat
lines and appearance, but also in its great power on hills
and on the level.
Luther. M. Wright
Sends His Hearty Greetings.
‘Good Wishes
for a
F E. Lockwood, 8'. Co,
39 Wall Street, Norwalk
icorpomted to operate the electric raii- conference with the attorneys and oth-
.wnys. cloctri lighting, gas and writer. er omciuis oi the road until Thursday:
t . .. i when he will present on official report
, on the dissolution plans to the execu-
m '
Breakfast ~25c. Dinner 35¢.
Supper 25o.
\
t
l
. ldence, 11nd,.
1mm"'m‘tilc Neptune line. running between
REVI
FASH‘
it is only
15 cent
REV!
PATT
lklrt. 15 cents '3
Waist, 15 cents. ‘
and style so much ndlnir»
ed by all good dressers.
February Patterns
m on III. now, III!) the
CELEBRATED
PICTORIAL
BOOK
when purchased with one
PIGTOBIAL
lid to you
if “Wile--
EW
[ON
10 cents
EW
BEN
Waist, 15 cents
Bkirt, 15 cents
WILLIAM p. BEERS.
Two
South Norwalk. Conn.
”f...
Stores. '
Norwalk, Conn.
coming the outcome of the habess cor- petition for admission to ball. The
pus proceedings now pending. ’What
leffect the finding of the commission fixed_
lwlil have on Judge Aldrich's decision‘
on the, question of New York's right
ll.0 extrndlte Thaw is probiemnticsi." l
PITTSBURGH. Pu, Jan. 12.——Jfloger
()"Murn. trustee for the estate of Hur-
ry K. Thuwnnd his confidential ad-
: l museums ‘
Tuesday Dinner
lleet‘ llroth and Vegetnhiee
. heel“ a in Maui and Corn
~ Fritters
l Stewed Tribe o. in Creole
l Mashed Potatoes
l llleet Salad
l Bread Pudding
‘ I-ioMmMc Bread and Pics
Ten. Codes. Milk, Cocos
} Mansion House
C. HASSAN, Prop.
sol/2.94 Wash. 3*... so. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 807.
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Delicious .
Dinners
l
(FORMERLY LANE’B) ‘
to
Now is the limo for
you to toy in that line
. OFFICE ~
SUPPLIES.
We curry a. com-
plete line. at. prides
blunt will make your
meltetboolt‘ glad. .
avemhlm in
Butlonery. ‘
i
l
i
CUT GLASS
ssulflovnl
t.
i
, R054*.64‘?Tfim‘mns
lviscr, said today that while no delin-
Iite plans had been formed {or Thaw.
RELEASE OF THAN l8 lillT
. Mil DANGER
(Continued from First Page.) labiy come‘ to Pittsburgh and go “it"
«--——~ ’busincss. “Court action to establish
‘ William T. Jerome. who was districtlThflw's sanity in Pennsylvania will be
luttorney when Tbuw killed Stanford 'WDeued.' declared 0 Mars. He has
White and who has since continued ‘0. ”‘9 ability to start and maintain asuc~
. oppose every move to have him de— cessful business, “id be Will do it."
’clmd me "mm to m... couoonn, N. ll. Jon. 12.—~Believ-
Dr. 'Austin. Flint. alienlst for tho "“3 that “8 early release on ball is
State in the prosecution of Thaw. (in. practically assured by the report or a
cinrcd that he toured for his life it Federal 00“” commission that no
l the release of the prisoner wus grunt-‘ would “0‘ ll ““5“” ‘0 public SNOW.
ed without restrictions. Thaw might “M” Kendall Thuw today bcgnnmnlt-
be u model citizen for a time, Dr. Flint “13915113!” Visiting “1611“ within the
sold, but temptation of drink and n amt"-
desire for revenge would lead hlml liy direction of counsel. neither
buck into his dangerous ooli‘. lie corn Thaw nor ills mother would comment
eluded his nultemunt by saying that on the ““de 0‘ “'0 commission. at-
i tivc committee. ;
l
- [“Tlluw is highly lusnno mm dunner. though the countennncou of both lndb
icntoli their jubilation. Tllnw until that
Expressing it directly Ollpofill" view if the court. should udnllt him to ball
I if he is released on bail. he would prob-.
-r
.._v ....__ ‘—
dato for his hearing has not been
NATIONAL CHAMBER OF
, COMMERCE.
l \vssllmc'ron D, 0., Jan. 13,—5-
the result of recent elections. 8 com-
mercial organizations in the ‘Stnte or
Connecticut are now members of the
National Chamber,
l Four hundred and eightyreight or~
ganlzntlona in Hawaii, Porto Rico and
the Phlilipine Islands have been elect-
ed. The American Chamber 0: Com-
merce in Paris. and the American
‘Chnmber or Commerce for the lIeVant
lure also members.
I The second annual meeting of the
Nations] Chamber will be; held in
l‘Washington from Fcbnrnry 11 to 12.
F‘charni hundred business men repres-
enttativo of commercial mallow-Hum
are expected. February 18 will be 6*
voted to the broadest conuldorutlon
of all that is involved in the Sherman
‘Antitrnst low and tho. regulation or
oil that is involved ill the Sherman
Banquet of the National Chamber will
he held on the unuiverunry ni’ Prost-
dont Lincoln's lllrtluiuy. (in li‘obruury
Try One of Ourfw
to that or llr. h‘llnt, llr. lirltton l).
iI‘IVIlllR, superintendent or the Jersey 3’
Stnto institute for the lnunnu. uuld U10:
colnllliuslou's report coniirnunl his ten-
timony given at hearings svhcrn
'l'lilLW'H sunlty wuu ut ntnko. l
Ilr. Russel Kieb, '8npcrintuudcnt or
'Mntion‘wun llonpitni fortho Criminal W“
' Tripp’s Restauranti
innnno. expressed surprise. "i believe
Tim is insane." he sold. "it in guns,
orniiy ngrood now lllnt 'l‘bnw iillmflfl
ho \vouki m" lcuvo the gum, for the it Secretory Wilson of the llepnrtnlont
resent. fist inlbur will flilill‘ltlfll the meeting on
131M“ up. detention 1mm 1... has "Tim ltclntiou of tho Department oi‘
motto muny lmquulntnncon, some, of, will” it) industries nnd (.‘onlmerclw
whom have invited him to visit ihcln.l m...
lie was pinnulnn. he sold. to make his.E ASSAULTEHS FINED._
first visit at tho homo or one or illsl Jnmes 'l‘, incur and Inn ’1‘. lurker.
todlnnu. tillorlli‘ lrloimnn i’. Drew/colorist oyster onunoru, ouch crunmitt»
ntlilorlin. 'llrow is the oilloiul who or ml nu tsmuult upon the other. in court.
rested him nmr (‘olohrook nitor his lllllillifll‘lllflgtdlcli plcndcd utility. Elwin
doportuliou from ilunntlu. 'i‘lluw’u tun- wag lined :10. Much mud, [one], (to.
no excellent chnuco oi being ndmitteu lntivo arrangements provide for n trip
lflto ball by Judge Aldrich. pundilnt tho covering hourly every section of the"
hurled, friends cumin.
.
r... M. n-4,... . ,...M..mwo.mu~
determination oi‘ the writ of buttons ’9
corpus sued out in his behalf. The no
titude of the court has given much
hope to Thaw and his lawyers carpi
t r
Wil- - A word in ndvnnrc to men nnd
Mm" “mm”! my" butt sullloitmt young men will be found In the Mr.
time to study tho rohort 0’ the mm of miners and Btovonn. Better rand
mission. United dilutes Judge 'Aldrloh it.
-.. M m. We” ”M... i... . . .. on...
will hive soother hearing on Tiln'w’o
PHONE 858.
TI“?
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SAFEGUARD YOUR FAMILY -- YOUR HEALTH
sun can Money by Using the Most Economical road, .
SAFE MILK -- . PASTEURIZED MILK
WE SUPPLY QUR GUOTOMERU PASTEUMZED MILK ONLY.
ALL OUR MILK IS PASTEURIZED
Weldenlv
PHONE: 858.
Dc PER QUART. .
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, _ Nowell:
it‘ll Company _
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