.~ .4 2:1,: ;-.
‘ ‘3 ideals rat. the regular weekly meeting
of, the Board of Commissioners of the
' . contractors, have completed two fine
‘ 1%denoe's on Rowayton avenue. in
' avenue. This firm have four other-E
Irecently appointed by Mayor Francis
”EAST NORWALK
NEWS
umrso curse Poor omcs Erotic-ed. as outlined by the commit-
ist Close. : tee. is certain to etectively alleviate.
loath Nmm. ttoamsshsdtlegros. coloring among
Sunday collection for East Norwslii, local families who are hard hit by the
hedaahgatiourdolou: :whoiaaale *frorg isotories
Betta place and Seairlew avenue. Jill! shop; but” (“the slack indus-
Btatioa No. 2 at First and New trial situation. ‘
streets. ‘ »——-——
Greats Boulevard “.1 “m .mLi “The Billy My oi the First Cen-
Station No. 1 package box. "W" “'1“ N “0 W0 0‘ “1° “9“
ROWI- I.Id “It ”'3‘“; Class Iii. the “It Avenue Methodist
Van M and We avenue. ‘ Episcopal church tmormw. This man
Vanuatu-insomniac. W in!“ “0 "M's m
WllhhmmltNo.m. ‘W,mm’outmml"
Toiaheenectonlanuury 16. ms. ”“Wwammmuw
ANDREW l-V‘ARY. one a “10 most “humans topics.
A. n. ‘KEY'WORTH. Supt. or Mails. ”6’0"! “1° 0"“ in ‘ has “me
THE new BRIDGE. . "" ‘
Sweet homes a chain, the bridge its Charles Keene. otthe least Sidelsst
dill; evening hinted William Wicks in the
A beauty from maii‘ 5 hand of might. :rme gm?xuo;?t::ie:lhzzg
“If“? m :7“ ”‘end‘m‘p‘ ““51” dict pool and billiard parlor
we to | us with delight mum I iv. the second prize. of:
5‘ from by "A12 Hauler. The highest
"run oi! balls. 13, was made by Mr.
Keene. The last game of thetourna-
ment was witnessed by a large number
Eoi‘ interested spectators. the eleva-
’playing attracting considerable atten-
tion. . The sons complete follows:
...
8.
William A. Philips. of 15 Central
avenue. is confined to his home with
an attack of grip.
A doubter- was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Cummings. of Pine
diill avenuey yesterdaVII. atternoon. E Kim-100' w‘c??"5'
A boy was born, esterdsy morning. ‘5 ‘5
to Mr. and Mrs. (we on. ‘2‘ ‘3‘
meet Washington atria. “other and 33" ‘ 3“
baby are inhumanity. “*1 “9
-..—...h . 36—2 43—2
Dr. Joseph Dobson. of 9 Van Zant “ 53
street. will not remove to Winnipsuk, 57“ 5““2
as first announced. but will soon take 67 5“
up his’rosldeocs in Greens Firms. 7 70”? .68
3 9 82—4 , til-1‘
East Morwailt was well reple'éentsd «- 93‘ ‘ E 73
at the meeting last evening in the City 98"1 82
run, or the general relief committee “’0 3""
. Edward Eldridge. rated 100, last
Work started this morning on re- night, in Hahn’s East Washington
moving the draw oi? the impom-y street pool and billiard parlor, easily
bridge. The (little ltructure '1“ be defeated W. H. Smith. rated 80. to the
wholly enroll-bed by the lstter Wt score 0! too to (9. This afternoon.
of next week, . Russell Day. rated 85. and Al. Borg-
' . gren. rated as, both. second-prise men,
Joseph Orioles. 0! the Sound -View played on We sure in the Elm
tonsorlsi parlor. on East Washington Washington strut pool room. The
street. has returned hrom a visit with complete score oi last evening’s game
natives, in Brooklyn. Mr Orioles follows:
p.—
p.
aunt is seriously ill at her home in Eldridge—100 Smith—80.
shat city. l0 2
E 17 10
Theme-ism oi the choir of Christ 88 1"
W (larch last evening met for 34 19
the molar weekly rehearsal at the 3 46 22
home oi «Mrs A. ll. Morehouse. on '6‘! 'I 22.
Cove livenue A pleasant social time 06 ' 28
tollowerl. 80 29
i 39 34
_ hey. u. Charles thals. at Boston. iii 4‘
president at the American Advent his. 100 ‘9
’ the highway.
*1 gunnery Association. tomorrow even-
.1neet in the office of the new plant on
.* Bayview place.
ing, in the East Norwalk Advent Chris~
thin Church will have charge of the
evening services. A large attendance
is expected. as Rev. Mr. Beals is a
speaker of note,
Matters or; general interest will be
considered on Monday evening of next
Third district. The commissioners will
Messrs. St. John & honor. the local;
llowayton, tor Stanton Hart. of New
York dt‘y. and another handsome bun-
Next game. for ilrst prise, Tuesday.
Jan. 19. between {Edward mdridge.
rated 100,5and 000858 Brown. rated
80. .
i
Rowli___v;r__0h
“WM".
The Llcil. Circle will meet with
Mrs. A, B. Cleverley'on Monday after-
noon at 3 o‘clock.
Charis P, Pug: o! Rowayton, has
been inatalloéd'as treasurer of Sher-
man Council. No. 1.342. R. A.
..
{slow for Mrs. W H.6words. on West
bungalows in the course of construe ‘
tion.
L ___._.._._
George 0. Beach and wife, of, New
Yank. are boarding the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. William I; Seance. at
Tokenoke.
Colonel William H. Boyle and wife
. The most largely attended meeting
of the special evangelistic services inE
the East Avenue M. E. Church Was
held last evening. The Sunday school;
I board were‘ln charge of the most in-
{creating service, and the members or
will start on lands, for a Augus-
tine.- Fiorids. where they will spend .
iii a. month, and then will go to
For-Worth, Tens, to visit their son.
Mrs. M, 1.. Vincent was brought to
~ . the Sunday school turned out in large he, hours on Rows-rich avenue. last
numbers. There will be no service this week from “no... Farm, seriously Ii
“‘I-e'vening. Bo extremely penular and from the m Wax. and is as
profitable have these prayer services premt 3m severely, and iii a
' become. that it is planned to continue
them next week.
_ .
the auspices oi.I the tEaht Norwalk Int-I
' emerit AsaooiationEI will he open
\
Alsrs‘e sis-tbs or very inter-eating
Maroon the librarys shelves. and'
‘ 'ndwflhfiomhfldahmne
on rhesus-m; The .10? ”fight Mm
TThe tree circulating library. under
s aftei'noon in 3. ill. Rundle's hair—
my. on Van mt strerlt and Osborne
"avenue. at 3 o'clock. avid will remain --
gian- to Ithe public until 8: 30 o'clock; ‘
very criticaloondition.
One of the Ml, prised' bosses
owned by M a sci-ens, ..‘tho
Brookelde norms. dropped dead while
3m: driven along the road near: the
green hoasssthlswook. Thecailse is
given. as heart mu. -~
Forest E. Case or South Norwhlii.
wpmoummmm
lite Cum on lover Rowaytou avenue.
THE some WALK minimum.
3Whom the new court will be located nl'l‘aeaaay January 26th owing to Ge
Elisa not yet beendocided upon.
Ew R8 mount-unnum-
Edentofthissectien, lostavslsable
Ehorso one night this week. Am the
ibigstormearly inthe week. Mr.‘
EBates was driving through RaymondE
street, when the horse stepped into at
hole which had been washed out mi
The new rail llflflil.E
and as it failed to move later inves- E
ltigstion showed that its neck had been
ibrohen.
Rowsyton Methodist Church—Ger»
vices tomorrow as follows: Knoll.
worship at 10:30 a. in. The pastor's
sermon subject is, A Great Example
of SuprammConildence in the Pur-
poses or and finds; sch-fl d «than,
‘5.”- usaon gingham” alE
Gideon. Epworth lasagna at lzib p3
3m. Thetoplcia Leaguemdy Clus-
Ees. Evening preaching service at
7:30p. in mnotlorgetthesons
service Everybody welcome at these
services.
Mid-week service of prayer Thurs-
day at 7:80 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extmdad to
Eall Rowsyton Me by the Menu it
Ible Class to hear the lecture by Men-
Edicancy Officer John 1). GM, or
the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities on
the subject of Van-ants and Vacancy
and Experiences at s .M‘endicabty Ot-
scer. Friday evenintfit 1:45 p, in
Jan. 2nd_ at hi. E. Climb. Admission
free. "Mr, Godbey brings on venibit
with him which is very ‘interesting
and quite convincing. Come and hear
him. You will learn some surprising
things. ’
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ROWAVTON BAPTlI'l’ CHURCH
ITEMS.
At the last meeting, or the Brother-
hood. the following oiilcers were elect-
ed:
President—A. ‘8. Cleverley.
Vlds-Prssident—Jesu Junta.
Seoretary~George Cudlipp.
'2' Treasurer—Mails Albrecht.
' Tescher-—Rev. ll. E. Anderson.
The president has appointed the fol-
, lowing committees:
E Social—E L. stavens. A. r. Hatha-
nay and Jesse Jaryio. r '
Membership-George finalised; in...
E. ii.
Albrecht andEd. Avery.
Study—«H. E. Anderson,
Evory and F. C. Albrecht.
The next meeting of the Brother-
hood will be held on Feb. 5.
The Ladies’ Aid Society held their
annual meeting on Thursday after-
noon at the parsonage. Emits were
given of the work accomplished Carlos
the past. year and plans made tor the
new year.
‘ The election of chicors‘ior the on.
suing year resulted as follows:
President-Mrs. 'A. «B. Cleverley.
“Went-one Hobart.
Secretary—Mrs. C. D. Albrecht.
Treasurer-Mrs Blanch Duihault.
Chairman of Foreign Mission Com-
inittee—Mrs. E. H. Ever-y
tee—Mrs. Eugene Ambler.
'«Miss Margaret Hathaway. _
The executive committee of the Y. P.
S. C. E. met at t e parsonage on
Thursday evening to consult together
and to plan to bring the work or the
society so to the standanld shinienoy
set by the National 0. E
Sunday services:'- Morning prsgcr
meeting at 10:15. Ser'vlee for morn
in; worship at _:10 30 with sermon by
the pastor—“Faith. " 1‘th will he the
first in a series or three on the great‘
eat things in the world.
Bible school will meet at 10:30 to
study about "The Call or Gideon?!
Junior C. E. will meet at 3. so under
the direction oi Mrs. Eugene Ambler.
C E. service will meet at 6: 45 with
Miss Harriet Iletts as the leader. Sub-
ject officiating: “Mai-hing New Be-
ginnlnjs."
Evening services at 7 30 with short
sermon by pastor onIth‘l‘ subject: “Am-
'bassadors.”
All are invited to these services.
There is to be an immigrant social
held at the parsonage on Friday even-
ing. Jan. 22 by the A. W. '1‘. Class.
Everyone who attends is expectedo to
come dressed as an immigrant from
some of the lands across the sea.
Miss Mabel Post is recovery from
a severe cold.
Mrs. Charis Abbott in Cannon wall
a. recent guest oiI’ her sister. Mm. A.
G. Gorham
f
1
Mrs. Geonge. Miller of Hartford is
ape ding a few days with her broth-2
or. .G. Thomson.
Th3 Whilt Club which was woolen,
ed to meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs.‘ George Ogden was postponed lino
Chairman of‘rlome Mission Commlt- ‘ I
Chairman Committee on Supplier—
Iness disappears. ”tithe stomach is
" greatly aided in its work of digestion.
St. Bernard St (30.7
, enough: Iédissa‘t the agent
bad weather.
was a recent client or her
IMH. Mary A. Whit:
E There was a needing of Wilton Red E
iCross Chapter at the Torin Halliiiin i
M
Mr and Mrs limerick Benedict 3
Wfilflw afternoon.
or New Y.ork spent the week end at
their summer home in Belden Hill E
The Red Crow Sewing Society met {
Tuesday afternoon at the home 0!;
Mrs. Flickermsna in South Wilton. E
Kr. and Ira George 8. Weston and E
Lama) have taken an mnment in
New York for the remainder of the
winter.
3‘1. and Ira Albert Keeler of the
Ridaelield district spent Sunday with
the tormer‘a parents.
Frederick Inn.
Man Col. has been filling hi'IE
ghesin timi-
filter so :1;
“Imus ,ima {film
hasI dei closed ”mew
mo. of In. C. J. DeWitt are re-
cently postcauls mm St. Petersburg
Florida. where m is spending the.
sunfis- Annual. orange stoves.
annual meeting or the Congregations!
Church Society at union it was vot—
, change It) use oi the usual
Th 1 NM meeting until Fri»
day.
George Wolf died last Week at the
bongo of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert E'Wolf of North Wilton. utter a
linsering illness He was the eldest
child at the (nanny. a youth in his
limos. and sincere sympathy is this
im- all the oerrbwioc mlatiies who
will long mourn his loss Funeral ser-
vices were held at his late home last
Sunday anal-noon“ Father Bhortell or
Ridgensld emuls- E
E
3 V , ‘
.. ‘;M..M~ ”‘..
whim. ll. h‘ Shel or Noroton dve~
hue is entertaining relatiics trorn
manor-coir.
Miss Myrtle Wood 0! Pound Ridge i
is the guest of Miss irene Austin oi
Noroton Heishls.
built along
Admire!“
enamels 08
ton and Dorian stations
him. Fowler and sons of Newton
Heights left yeast-day. and will make
Waterbury their home.
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l
A good attendance enjoyed the sup- ‘ '
per given at the M. P. Church on
Wednesday night. The ladies were in
charge.
Miss litmus layer or Darien. sis-
ter of Mrs. Studenmoyer. was the win
nor .0: a "0 violin man as a prize
in a Stamford contest.
Two theits‘ of chickens ‘ori Wed-
nesday nlxht have been reported. .1.
Drummer of Main street lost 40. and
the chicken—house or H. Watson. who
lives at the Siauson house in Nore-
ton Heights. was also broken into.
Mn. :Chsrles Hist-ten isieonval-
asclag tram an attache! the grip.
.A- boasstot c. H. auttsry’sthae been
slolr. Dr.01mstead was called to st-
teod it."
5979' . . ..
Mrs. .C. H: Missy hasbeen enter-
tainingflln. Darling: or Nesvtown Ter-
race. Norwolh.
Mrs. .C. H, Buttery is confined to
her-home with axbstdly sprained ankle
the result (1 a (all.
w
The King's Messengers met with
W. C. P611? or Chestnut Hill . tom .
last evening. Routine business was
transacted after which a social, time
was enjoyed.
Than’s Daughters of Cranberry
and ‘ot the Nor-walk Baptist Church
met with Mrs. Alonso Pillow yester~
day. ' A deliciousulunchoon was serv‘
ed at one o’clock. '
STOMAOH TROUBLE8 QUICKLY
CUBE!)
People go on sufleflng from little
stomach troubles for years, and image
ins they have a serious disease. They
over-eat or over-think and force. on
the stomach a lot or extra work. but
they never think that the. stomach
needs extra help tune the extra work.
It these people would take Tona-
llne Tablets remaily they. would be a
great big help to the stomach in its
strain of over-work. No matter what
you eat or drink, Tonolioc tabs sweet-
en your sour stomach and stop gas
belching in five sling-...“. heavi-
J 2
reactor? men
not only biometry relieve
all distress. but nukes regularly will
slitomtsly cure utilization by build-
ing up thatilabhy. overworked walls
of the stomach and lasts them strong
i
Mrs. George F. Betta oi NorwalkE
mother {I
Mr. and Mrs. E
E
saturday. Janitor-19th. was held the E
E monewaen' s Suits
6509mm
moor
E r.
R:
NilWlN PROGRFSS
lien and Boys here new at a big reduction
to the iollowing prices.
msunssoimzois
‘ MEN'S Sun's
liere’ s where you uiii fillll some.
of the biggest values for thi least Overcoats
made by;T All of our Boys' Suits and
',Hari Schafint‘r & Mars as well. Overt-oats have been Red TaggedE
as suits made for us by other' which means that every one has
manufacturers Ebeen greatly reduced in price.
litery suit is this season 5 style?’
and the assortment of patterns is}
large and dbsirable I
Boy’s Suits and
Here. are Suits and O\ on 031».
or boys of all ages from 2 1-2:
TAG SALE
You can buy his: grade Clothing, hats and tarnishing 2-33.
SATURDAY, pin. is, «3.5
We’ve declared War on the Prices
1?
in prices escorting.j
FURNISHINGS
Jim 24 50c Stgligcc Shirk 1'. 33‘
Men‘s 50c Blue (‘hamhray ‘
Shirts ................... 39c
Liitirc stock of Men's $1.00:
I Colored Negligcc Shirts .. 790
Si. 50 Manhattan Nifgligtjtfl ‘ E
Shirts .................. IISI. 15
$850 Suits _______________ $555310 17 years at bargain prices. 50c ()llllllg‘l: lallll(’l \Vnrlriiip
$i2 on Suits .............. $7. listI Shirts .................. 39¢:
$15.00 Suits ..ESIoBs ~ '} .'.
$18.00 Suits ............. Stzfisi my'S Overcoals *1“??? $1 (“B Flannel E.
iirts ................... 79;
$20.00 Suits .-. ....... ,. .. “4.85 (no [7 Years. ,
$25.00 gulls ....... ..... $18.85 $3. 5t) and $5 ()VL‘I'COatg, .. 8.2. 8 Alert 5 $1 Outing- l' lanutlII f.
$3000 llilS ....... 336. $22. 85 €303, UVertoats IIIII I 333 II’ajamas ......... _,. I.II 3 :-.‘,-- 733
Im‘s [mm A“ t 00 Ott‘rt‘oais ......... . $4.85 Mons 25C lilatk (aslinitii
O $8.60 Overcnais .......... 35-85 lialf Ilosc ., ...... '. ...... I819?:
dfm’wrfiéllggqudfi h” $10 and $12 ()vcrcoats .$7. 85 " ' ' r " "‘5” “i
& Mar L t I i c in nor Ehlcii’s Block and Pinion Pure . -.
x on s 1.0 in his sale- E Sill; Half HEose. ...'.:c .t.i69:
Russian and Moran
overcosis
in the lot are all the newest
styles, shades and patterns. in all
Sizes.
Oxford Overcoats $785
$15.00 and $16.00 Black Over-
cOats .‘ ................ $11.85 ,
$20.00 Black and Oxford ()vcr- LADIES SWEATERS
coats ................ $14. 85 ”-09 Wm- -si~ ----- “-93-
$25.00 Black and QI\forId Over- 31.0013, 3"".“3'5 ---------- “-45
coa'ts ................. $18.85 “-5“ “Wm- Suva-Hn-j‘s
$3.5m Black and Oxford Over: . MEN'S nmuws .wn son: HAITI;
'coais . . .. ......... $2635 . so and so me. ........... $1.45.
Bi‘g' reductions in Men's Fur one lot aren‘t: at land use Dread
Lined Coats. (not-cs minced to .......... 850
' oral or C. HuPhelps. .who died Wed-
nesday. have not been completed as
yet and Undertaker Charles li‘iihle has
charge of the body, uwaifinr; word:
from Denver. Colo.
WESTPORT'
Several members of the Court
Westport, F. of A.. were the guests
of one o {the Norwalk courts at the
lntter's lodge rooms in Norwnlk last
evening. The local members aalsted
in conferring thedegrees and enjoyed
. a banquet.
SAUGATUCK
M, '
if»
Reports from the Bridgeport Hos-
pital iioduy indicate that the condition
of Deputy Sheriff. Ell 13. Meade re-
mains the some as it films been lor
the last twa days There is little
change in his condition His complete
recovervds doubtrut. Mi. Meade has
been confined to the hospital tor the
last tow months and has been oper-
ated upon numerous times. He is suf-
fering from a. complication of atom-
nch ailments.
Miss Ethel Tovey of Lincoln street
is entertaining friends from Dru-ion.
Representative Harry R. Sherwood
has returned from Has-trord '
Miss Katherine Sherwood of State
street Was the guest of friends in
Stratiord yesterday .
Edward B Bradley of Myrtle twe-
nue is spending a few days in New;
York» City on business.
Judge Samuel A. Purdy and his
daughter. Miss Marjorie. of Lincoln A hearing will be heard before
street. are spending the day in the
city
The regular communication of Tom.
pie Lodge. F. & A. M.. was largely
attended in theIFnble building loot
evening.
The nubile of the Staples High
' .- school are planning for a. masquerade
nasty. to be given in Am Hall in
been set. I
A new cooking range has been in-
room at the Smiles High Ibchool An
‘ 3 , ‘ “wait loads
the near future. The date has not yet
stalled in. the domestic science olass-‘
Judge Daniel 8. Bradley in the Pro~
bate Court on Monday 'aiterrroon {oi
the purpose of appointing a censor:
vator over Charles H. Jennim. aged
nings is the (either of George is Jen-
nings and the windwar- 01' Sarah L.
poln't‘ment of a conservator. followed
civil. proceedings brought against Geo.
.5. Jennings" by John C. Lobdeli. ad-
10th MR“ estate of Sarah L.
Jennings, who seeks to recover I814,-
700. hiltged to have been lent to' the
_.§E:m.- sudln
fine. We
87 years. of Greens Farms. Mr. Jon~I
Jennings. The implication for the 8.9-,
youngerJn d which was nev-I,
or repaid. true null-’10:? Jennings re,
nanny derided W to his son nearly
firapsxmrms.
ml):
I Men 5 I envy Four- in- Hand
E J‘9fii‘ newness: * """ vow. H399
Mgr 21-2 to 10 Y curs ,;
Note the very attractive 53 (outs ................ s. 25‘ ‘9‘?“ gill-31° 'S‘WB“’“.,,:’,.;, 39’“
0 $4 Coats ................ $2. 85 Men 5.- $3.59 «All WOOK $22M“: . .3
$3000 and $3200 Fancy Over- $5 Coats ................ $3 85 crs 2-,", . .912va. . .3. ...,“ $245
coats IIIIIIIII $7.8.5$6(0uts ................ 85E 3
$13 50 and $15.00'Fh'iicy .(llver- E“? 5 $5 1an “ ml 51”}er $E
caters ...... ..... 3,15
coats .................. $9.85 Boy S mmmel' ME w ‘ " ‘
$16.00 and $1800 Fancy Over- My: 6 to 18 Years. 'I.\-'ion 5 50C Derby Ribbed l lllltr-
costs ................. $12.85 it our .................... 39c
$30300 Fanc ()vcrcoats .. $14.85 S350 Suits .............. $2.45 . I' .1 L. 1-
$22.50 and S25“) Fancv ()ver— 3’5'09 Suits -------------- 338‘ EMUIS 50‘: Fleece ‘mu “I 'fl-E’
coats .............. $18.35 $690 Suits """"""" $485E wuir. double or Sink bnafit-E
$.50, Black'aiid Oxford O‘vcr- 38-50 Suits .............. $5.85E 0“ SEEMS """" "8" "M 39C
‘coats '. ............... .. $6.85 $10 Stills ---------------- Mott's Si Nature] “’001 l'iitii‘i-‘E
$rom and $i2.oo Blank and‘ “ ‘ « ‘ ' ‘ " \\c.ir ................... . 79c
’Bargaius in Odds and Eitiis of.
E Men’s Winter Underwear .5
is: and $3 Fancy
i
E
ESPECIAL AT SOUTH NOR-
t‘
\C& ‘ls ....95
;. WALK STORE ONLIY‘
E33 Manhattan Shirts . . .‘25
E$2 \ianliattan Shirts .. Sr." 45
ROGERS 8. STEVENS
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
“(if
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2- .3» ..-_ __.__._._.._~.-__... ......
Ectiiiiii intents
months sunniti
HARTFORD. Jan. ld.—~Exccuti\‘e
Secretary TVilliam M. Maitbie‘lias re-
plied as follows to the inquiry .ad-
dressed to Gmernor Hocomb by A.
S. G. Taylor; president of the Con-
necticut Men's League for Vi o'iuaii
Suffrage. concerning the Govoinoi' s
altitude on the question: “His Exc‘el-
lmicy. Governor Holcomb. has direct
ted me to say to you that'he is averse
to seeking publicity Mr his Vk‘wa up-
on questions whichdofnot annex-(Erin
to the performance of his -dut.ies“a's
governor. Inasmuch as the .monsuic
to Which you prefer amending the
Constitution cannot come before him
for action. he does not'think‘ it wise
to comment upon it at this time."
HAZELON 12 PT.
HAZELTON. Pa.. Jan. 16.?— The lor-
gest breaker-owned by the “B. (3. Mar-
.li lo Co mpnny,. anthracite cont .hvpei-a-
tors. was destroyed by fire at High.-
land. near here early today, causing
a loss of $200,000 and resulting in the
deathoi' one man. Howard Humans.
chief clerk of the company. who was
helping to extinguish the names”. was .
struck by a heavy piece 'of tliiibei
and killed almost instantly. -,._
The planes loading from the. brook- .
or into the mines were dynamical}, to
prevent this reaching up; underground
workings. .39" . '
Norwalk Chronicler