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'TUESDAY, JAN. 4, 1916
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ASONIC DIRECTORY
, Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
”his in Masonic Building, South
din street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
mu month-July and August ex-
"wied~ut 8 oclock. All Royal Arch
mm. cordially invited. Charles
A'ruck, 11. P. F. s Lyon, Sec.
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Silt: Communication of Old Well
9. No. 108, F. and A. M will be
I! It: roams, January 4th,1916,
:8 o'clock p. m. installation of of
All Master Masom cordially
lumlly Invited.
V Milly your;
YLVEQTER P1 DECKER,,W. M.
”been M. WILCOX,
; g Mercury.
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ANT OF FACTS.1
11111111111111 column “appears :1 «~11
,gi‘filtlnlcntlon. from Charles \“' 1111 pt
1‘]
with the beginning of the present
you. It its being put into eflect in the
Chili pro1ince first of which Peking:
i.1 the captal, and in the adjacent Sham»;
lung pro1',in1-e and the plan contem-
._ut the. empire.
The word ""hinal‘y',‘
LU it by Col. Rowenii.
pacific impotence, it may yet
modern militarism in its most stupen-
day.
Where Is it going to end, anyhow"
ls the whole human race going Crazy"?
In thou-1 lo lullucl' to are anything
in his daily pilgrimage but a terres-
drilling soldiers?
militarism today is a
It Is burning the Mo out of Europe.
It has already swept across the Atlan-
tic‘ and finds plenty of fuel in Ameri-
ca to feed the flames. Our Army Ita-
guc today is clamm'lng tor universal
compulsory military training. The fire
will roll on to Asia. all the more i11-
tcnse and devastating, if we yield.
Isn't it time we were recovering our
acnscs. and trying to put out the fire
instead of faulting it to greater fury?
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RAISING PORTERS’ WAGES.
It 111 pmlifyinu to lcurn thal tho
Pullmun roumony hus- oddcil Should")
a. your to tho 11:11:05 of its t'Olltllll‘lill‘n
11nd portc1-:~. The company c1111 spurts
Il11l 1111-111 _\'. 21nd lhc cmployccs, parliiu
ulurly tho porters. can doulillcss 11111111:
good use of it.
'lhc public I1m1c11r necdn'l hastily
mulm up ill-1 mind that II' n unneces-
sary to tip the l'ullmun porters sinco
.luu. l. The 10 pcr cent. that has b01111
if, 0! the R-‘W-Hnt Sllull. which log
1““ in the Fllnl District. Allynllc
“hinted with local condition.» wdl.
lance that the w"1ilcl, 11l1o lutsl
will our city but :1 sholt time has:
been misinformed or is ignoi .‘
i M facts about 11'l1l1h he 11r.it1
South Not 11 «In Board oi ”:lrulc
an Incorpdlalcd many vcms ago mull
arccoul to In: ploud of. Its prc- 1
13in activity in no 11'11_\ llllllt‘lllt' 1
‘thuonlnm to the Nurwulk t‘:l111nhc.',
1'11 commerce. and many of its 111111
”9113 bolting to the morc reccntly or
”1%“!!le body All opportunity for sci
1m;
general and ‘l‘lrj
" to our business men. We fail:
whareln the objects enunclutcdl‘
1*» conflicts with the naiul 1d
of my Norwalk well wisher:1
scum NORWALK 110111111 01-"
lye Business M 1111, I
Efew days a representative
lb Not-111111111 Board of Trade
31 Midi you to become a member:
W6 of Trade. Welcome him
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{load your cooperation.
7 this is the opportune time‘1
city the much desired,
g development If we will
together. All wideawake
flute are moving forward
vldly, while we are lingering
wayside. l
intro many advantages not an!
other fast growing cities and
not making the most of our
". lieu. bE‘l‘S GET TO
jocta of our Board are the
V .mterprlses. the improve
all mum facilities,
By A. 11.-11111011. ,
,1 Advertising Commute.
. 011- public
{that some good physician be asked to
‘preacrlbe for It.-
.ered out of danger.
midi d to ‘llcorgcs' regular olnbolumcnt
\1'1111‘t-c111clly raiao him to alllucucc.
It 11:15 shown by Ibc fcdcral indust-
l'lul commission lust ytjal‘ that the
11 111w.~ of thc porters ranged from $27.-
' ‘ So to $33 :1 month. and Lhnt all or near;
I
, ly :ill of thi-i amount ls gcncrullv uscd
up in ucm-asury traveling cxpcnscn.
The porter will still ham to rely on
tips for hi.-~ iutomc if he \1 111111 to sup-
port :1 fumilv or (any '11 bunk .11 count.
if hc‘r porter-1:111 simply as a favor to
or tho l’ullmun company,
'lhcn of coul' so lic won't want ihc dimo
., or qunrlcr.
’l‘lps :11'1- said to range front about
$7.". to $100 a month. That nlukcs 11
fairly rc.~1pcclnl1lu Income for the DUI”
tcr. Ilul i1-1 it really fair that tho pub-
-llc should provide it in tho form of
compulsory grulnitics'.‘ ‘
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PRESCRIPTIONS BY WIRELESS.
A new use for wirelcsn lelegraphy is
reported from North Carolina. Tho
that there was 11 baby crltlcally ill on
11 ship sc1eral hundred miles Away,
‘and the ship' a doctor had been unable
to do anything for It. The message
gave the baby‘s 11ymptoma,and asked
The operator got In touch with a.
doctor, obtained the dealred prescrlp~
‘tlon and dashed it Into the ether And
a few hours later came another mes-
sage bringing the pleasant news thutl
the prescribed treatment had been fol-I
ready improved so that it was consid-
Thero have been greater radio tri-
umphs than this, partlcularly In brlng-
Ing rescue in burning vessels at hell.
But It would the hard to find avcaac
making a stronger human appeal. It
Is magic sure enough, In comparison
with which all the musician's work
Imagined In the middle ages seems tri-
vial and unimprmive.
1A11d It Ila another proof of the sclen-v
flow assertion that wireless develop-
ment 11111 taken 1111 1101111111 11111 a!
the world. Whether for at set. or in
themldstofoduu'toronu'buely
accessible mountain top. if there I: a
wireless M611 omhoro within
Ming times one II to touch with
the whole world. ,
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. PRUSSIANIZINB OUR PRESS.
”m- Mb 11111111111111 to the
United Buta- 'II a 111-1111- W the
planes its ultimate extension through-'
then, will Doll
hear much longer the meaning given1
I
instead 01'
implying the reduction of '11 nation to}
signily
douza do'1'elopntent—«iOU,tlt‘~0,otltl yellow"
people armed as Europe is arrow] 109
trial panamora of booming guns and:
conflagralion.‘
lpuhliclty they cnlnilcd.
THE, SOUTH NORWALK EVENING Sltfl‘flls'gl.
WOMAN WHO
KILLED FIVE GERMANS'
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Mlle. Emilienne Moreau.
Milo. Ellllllt‘lll‘lt‘ Morcau has
l't‘t‘ll ulci'nratcil with the (‘mix do
11% Illt' l11'roi111- of 1.1105.
II11' lit-11111111 attack on
Mllt'l'rc
Hitting
llml lily sht- l\lllt‘ll thrrc ("it-r—
11111111; \\llll llllllll yrcnntlcs and
Inn 111111'1- \\illl it [llslnl bllt“
\11'1'ltt'l11'1l from 11 British illiit'cr.
110 should ovcutuolly adopt the (lor-
nuut method and glu- lhc governmcnt
sit'icl control of the newnpnpcrs.
1110 bad taste or this uunounccmcnl
not-d hardly be conimculcd on. It is
enough to l‘t"llllll'lt, as the New Yorlt
\‘~,’11" d tltlt‘n “our 1111'11 tulllul'y (lllel‘Vol‘s
in 'ilt'l‘llllllly 11111111 homo long ago bo
cum-'11 in doccncy tin-y could not Pn-
duro the unfrlcndllncsa with which
The quit
many to prt'scrrc their oWn saltwa-
pct-t."
ltlcy worn rt‘gurdml.
been
subjoctod to charges of any sort. I!
11111 German allacht'a had bad almllnr
would hawl
honor ol’iicrt1tuiiy" and had not
dolicucy, lhcy
likcu'ifit‘.
Walling qucsllons of courtcay 11nd
dolictuy, howm'cr, It's odd the war
(‘upllllll Boy-lad puts the cart beloro
the horse with regard to ulmcrlcan
journalism. It was his oWn acts that
.drove him out or the country, not lhof
As for the
criticism ho oblccts to so strongly, It
is the. chief glory of our press that It
Is free to criticise any man living, no
mutter how exalted ho place or how
great his official immunity.
It is the American press that, by
Inslsllng on the ellmlnutlon of meddl-
ing aliens, and supporting the govern.
ment in dismissing them, has been the
chief factor In preserving American
self-respect. And the Amerlcan poo-
ple are hardly ready yet to take the
word of a Prunslan diplomat. for It that.
a Prussianlzed press In preferable to
the freost and most bobcat was! In»
the world.
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The British government asks for 39
n 1111111 and sign the “I’D‘lca' lowed and the child’s condition had 111- 001100110110 to mm on 1119 w, my
year. In comparison with that, the
[sums asked for by the administration
at Washington look trivial. 'But we
can't. help wondering 1101? may more
billions 'Eugldnd would need I! It had
our army and navy boards doing the
figuring.
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Wonders never cease. 'l'he Amerl- were taking the truck to Port cheater. British Guiana for the United States
‘ can Mathematlccl Society has found The explanation given 111 that the will by one my pej- mg; or 1m,»
"11 new method of 11111111131111 outn- W W“ on the W “W“ “W “3° tlon thereof. 111111 the mid 1111' or
11011 or 1'31. mung “my m m m 0“ It did Wt ’10" the our 8033' tlclcs mailed In this country for Brit-
lcr- '
And tlwy bod parlicipatrd In,
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departed ‘
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I 1126111 heard a good deal of tall.
:from many of our Litizens who fluo-
1fault with the acts of commission or
’omiusiou of our Chamber of t‘om—j
merce. If these very 111111 instead of,
being carping critics would put. their1
shoulders to the wheel and take an
acute interest in our present Cham-
ber of Commerce, they would certain-
ly serve their city much better than by '
continual criticisms or by starting: any
l-cw 'Iloard of Trade or t‘hambt 1' of
Commerce. No good can come of this. '
It is infinitely better to help build up
than to tear down.
Any manufacturer knowing the con-
dilions in Norwalk would not care to
locate here, because of the strife
'where there should he cooperation.
’It is new industries that no llf‘L‘d and
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_1 the only way we can get them is by
uniting for the common good I think'
it is about high time- that men big
enough to forget the petty diffcrcnccs
that in the past have been a tursc lo
the two towns And that we all get to-
gcthcr and work for 'Norwulk and not
for any particular section 1:7 the city.
If. in any way I can bl‘ of servima
to assist in bringing about '.1 11111 con-
solidation of citizens 11 consolidation
in spirit, not only in body. to the cod
that there can be real cooperation
and thercby showing the body of men
‘who have started this movcmcut tho
error of their ways, 1 shift always be
glad to lend my assistance.
If we unili- for the common good of
tlic city there in absolutely no doubt
in my mind that Norwulk will cl‘cnt-
uully lake hcr place and hot-111111» ono
of the leading industrial citlcs of Now
England. We have all the natural
fucilillofi and location to accomplish
this. Without co-opcrallon it will bc
tho samc old story of the "house 111'
vidcd outlined Itself" and if this con-
=lInuca, I am quilc confident that. Nor-
1111111 will always be a sleepy town.
I sincerely hope that you will ace
your way clear to publish this lotltr
In your newspaper.
Willi a boost for 11 united Norwulk,
I am, ‘
Ilcspcctl‘ully yours
( llllll lzh WIEMI’FIII l.i\ll ll
1,000 DEER KILLED ”“111 STATE‘
SINQE AUGQQTL‘
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Deer That Chews TobICco Sentr'nct‘d
to Preserve at Madison.
llcports which hnvc bccn rccclvcd
'.ry Sup-'riulcmlcnl John ,\I. (‘z'omplon'
of the hell and color commission, in
:dit'utc that 1,000 dccr luwc hcn'n
iilllcd in llu- stoic slncc August 1
Notification won recr-iwd ycslordm
morning that Iorty Imvc bccn killed
>11'ilhln thc punt work. The. most of
1llll‘ anilnaIs wcrc killed in I’ltchflcld
~county.
Mr. Cromplon 11111; rcccivcd :1 buck
'11'l1ite lulled door from George D.
l'luck, of Naugntuck, wblch he has
added to the preserve at Modison.’l‘hc
door was brought up by band, 110 to
'.‘ipf‘lllt. by Mr. Buck, or rathcr by
.bolllc 11nd I11 quite human in the way‘;
he craves a "chow," for the young'
buck craves tobacco as well 1111 any
ydung blood of the human family and
raises ructlona If this particular dope
doesn’t came his way when he wants
it. The youngster brew to be 11 shach
ly reprrsenlutlve of his kind. Hal
was a pet. and was taught many tricks. I
Alter sowing 11 law wild oats and cut.-
tlng up a low capers. the owner tmns- l
Ierred him to 111 Crompton where. he
has 11 wider range of freedom.
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COLLIBION.
STAMFORD, «001111., Jan. t.—Somueli
Loans and Harry Wolf, employee of the
Salvation Army In the industrial
branch, are In the hospital here-suf-
fering from Injuries received yesterday
when 1'1. truck they were driving was In
11111119111111 with a. trolley car bOund for
New Rochelle. Two horses 0n the to Bridgeport In
truck were killed outright; No one on ' ' ‘
111911111113 car was Injured, although
the trout vestibule was crushed in' by.
film force of the Impact. The man-5
its 11111111191111: equations" and "e'lnit- l w‘ 1
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sheen m £200 by tho w 011111-11
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9’0]! the ticket.- for the Vice-Presidential
Mutton In the Indian pm
11m he lied by [floods before “In.
in later will be filed In other m
maul Wilson’s mine will be illod
will ppm in it
the time. ‘
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' secrecy surrounded the marriage. The
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friends who lived in Bridgeport. She ~
It In said.
of the Bridgeport police took her back
no first. ounce 111me .1111 ()1ch
fraction.
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ior more than six years. 1".
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While it‘arslaira 1'5. Walton Fergu ‘:§0
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Jurors Summoncd.
11', January :51. llurucc Ill. (lray 111.100
Albert Mossman, 1'1 action llll‘llll'lllgl ..
the militia in N1:1r1'1.<.ll., For ’I‘undnyfl
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TUESDAY. JAN. 4, 1916
T.
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JANUARY SALE OF
BLANKETS
ND
Comfdrtables
A Big Event in the quantity of merchandise offered—a
Big Event in the savings to those who attend.
The price reductions on this occasion are extraordinary.
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slmngcly linked. are married. Much
couple, who have two children, are
now on 11 aecond honeymoon.
In the bountiful home Ill No. MG
Fourth street, Brooklyn. the woman
who anawcrcd the bell was asked
about. the montage. .
"It is purely 11 private matter," she
”And one that. I will not dis-
cuss. l have not been given author:
Ity to make 11 statement. Neighborei
the couple
were married December 26. Accordlntl
to their storied, they had not: the,l
minister enter and leave the hon-0.!
and had seen the bridal couple obow-'
cred with rice as they departed In an ,
automobile. ]
The marriage simplifies Mr. Ian'-
domestlc relations. A lawault against
him brought by a former atonographor
in Hnmden was dropped after 11 cash;
settlement had been made for the bet».
eflt of her child, and his two wives
obtained divorcel.
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WOMAN ABANDONS DAUGHTER.
Miss Esther Peterson, 27 years old.
who said her home was In Hartford,
was arrested there yeaterday for the
Brldgcport police by Detective Scr
geant. Andrew J. Williams on the
charge of being a fugitive from just
tlce. It Is alleged she gave birth to
:1 child In New York November 3.
and that. on December 21 she left ,
it in a basket on the doorstep 'of
hoped they would care for the child.
Detecth sergeant Simon
the evening.
NEW POSTAGE RATES.
Beginning January 1, the prepaid
rate of "postage for articles mailed In
.“w 1111111111111; 11ml (H mm“ mm 9:. $10.00 WOOL BLANKETS, Per Pair $7.50
horn .-ummuncd tor .1111'1l11‘ during 00 .
ll11' tint Illll'l of tho 111111: lolm 'ln .0: 37'50 WOOL BLANKETS' Per Pair $4198 3
itci'son. JOIl't (‘olgun 11an l- -a'.1(
'l‘urncy ol luridgcpcri. 111111111 II llrla :3: $500 WOOL BLANKETS' Per Pair $3.98 g:
per .1114 .l.’1lll1r‘1 ll 5-. "lli,- or 111111 11;
Victor 1. Johnson and lCdn 11rd I)..Ull'. “'50 WOOL BLANKETS’ Per Pair $2 90 9:;
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“in \V. S. Phi-1‘4 11.! H.111 i 1 '
or 11111311111. 1 11 I 11 111- 1 .g. 33.00 BLENHEIM BLANKETS. Per Pair 0
llizirtilllll ’I‘, l‘iom \11l1url.llo11'ns'}. 31‘98 ..
11111 I lam ll “"1 StIS 11f ilrccn
\1fi1'it‘;lluvid N Hank and John llodd :g: $2.50 HOME COMFORTABLES’ EaCh $1.98 I:
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.lfilllit’ J. Mlliiin ol \‘ 11'11111111111,$4'50 SILK COMFORTABLES’ EaCh $2~98 .
t‘ul' S. lllm'hmnn 11nd lohn ‘
Make of Nt-wiown; William F. Am— 3: $1.50 COMFORTABLES’ Each 98¢ ..
lldorl', \1\'illii;m\I’odmorc 11nd llavld 00 ..
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iilllt‘l~}lll‘, (‘hzirlcn Ii. Sci-Icy and 9:. ASK FOR THE VOTES IN THE LIBRARY 60'” .3.
(lcorgvll Walton (ll Slallllul‘:d W'll- : TEST .‘
lam l-I. Albin 11ml llurly lxirk of .0. ' 0:.
Wcslport. 1 0.0 g
In lltltllllllll to tho «mt-optionally‘s. -—-—-——— ..
lurgc jury docket Illt'l‘t' is uIrczttIy n1 : .8.
unlit irlul ll.~'l for tho court, if 11111-199 O:
utarc 111'uil.1blc. The trial list (on ‘3, 3.
mine 1111\1'lortyll11c1- 1111's 11nd ill :
bust it down more will l~1~ rcnd1 in 11 “
(cw darn l 00
If llic jury continucs to lhc cm! 01" ‘ I.
the lcrln. which is 1111110111 1"cri .,1in the ? .‘
tltlt hot 111]] continuc to cxpund at 111,00
lircly rule and there will have to bc 3. .
l'tlllll' upm'lul «carious if it in to llc‘ . . .
n1uc1 rcdiictd berm-1 tho court your' 05:..«»««:«:» 91:0 00. . ' ' ' '00 '
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MAYO WEDS AGAIN. 1 ‘ """" "““" """"““"' '
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Takes on Legal wife Lola Waterbuly'
of Brooklyn.
Vlrglnlull .1. “no, the wealthy New
Haven manufacturer, and Mn. Lois
Waiorbury'budley, 0116 china many 3 CAN DELI“
women with whom his life hos boot ‘VER COAL at
_vcar'the same as the
summer months. It is
not exposed - to the
weather 11nd screens an:
tomatirally before it e11—
Our
large army of trade are
convinced that there is n 1111111111“.
ters the wagon.
Try a ton and w
know we will add your name to the lat.
Harris 81 Gans ”7‘3?"
WATER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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111m mom Iron 'A HAPPY now “A11
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lab Guiana Will In M culls per"
ounce or 1311111111111 tremor; To all
11111111- 111111111 colonies, emu the“
Newfoundland, 11111 111111 1111111 this
country will continue In cont: {err
111111111 for each auococdlns ounce or?
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AUTOMOBILES
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Norwalk Chronicler