Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 11, 1916 · page 12

 
 

THE *' "SOUTH NORWALK EvENING SENTIEEI;

 

 

 

 

WHEN

FIRES

BURN LOW
AND CHILL
THE NIGHT
THERE'S JUST
ONE THING
To MAKE

us RIGHT—
THE FERRIS

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nor to Chas. E. Dow.)

ABHINOTON 511,
M. NORWALK, CONN.

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I‘ pious BREAKFA°T

8 be Sclet'lPd i‘nmi lhc

«grades of meals and
goonslanuy on hand at.
‘ (Hohhot. Chomsteaks.
“136, broilers, Mery-
tlends to make life
as when a gcncrous no

inok’s Market
. QfiTH MAIN ST.
. .‘l-FREE DELIVERY

mun-u

IN WALL STREET.
Y01i-K,Jau. ll t\\'nll street.
.).-—-'Dec.lines ranging from
_ tions to over a. point were
fired. at. the opening of today‘s
" ltet on moderate dealings.
’ Pacific yielded 11,4, and New
neutral 3‘, with a loss of a point
" wn Sugar. Specialties as a
lower. with the exception
»: - Can. United States Steel
Smoking and Erie were no-
... yesterday's final quote.-

on g to 86%. The demand
' r nob 'bonds continued,
I e of one block of “15.900 at

MUNITY CLUB TEA.

landing the inclement
., was a goodly number of
... attire regular Monday
Mantis club, yesterday
kneel-brooms; 63 West
mi- Montgomery
the ten table and was as-
. 5 Schuyler Montgomery
mimcming ' quite

worms/bile others just

use was again pressed forI

otthelnllios bringing

Hardwood Floors

iuid selling value to a house more than anything else you can put your

money into. Such floors cut down

Our stock comprises the bent or their kind in Oak. Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are desirnblo as they take a high polish and hold ' i

it. Whether you are building now

should invents-rte our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind

of door you will have.

The Halch f: Bailey Co.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.

house work and are sanitary.

or just recovering old doors, you

 

 

Beers Meal and

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I 6 North Main Street
South Norwalk,

Phone I I80

 

Provision C0.

13 Main Street
Norwalk.
Phone 881

 

 

 

 

I TEST.

WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON-

 

Rump Corned Beef .........

TRY OUR FAMOUS CORNED BEEF.

~~16¢ Plate 10¢

 

Corned Sparerib 12 I-zc
Salt Pork ............ 16c
Cabbage ...... 5c-Ioc head

I 32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets '

Cauliflower . . . . . . IOC-zoc 3
Brussels Sprouts ...... 15c l
Lettuce .......... we head ’

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39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.

 

 

Delicious Creamery Butter, a
Pure Leaf Lard, a lb. .. . . . ..
Native Turnips, a bushel
Magnolia Milk, a can
Uneeda Biscuits cut to ..
Try Our Carmelo Coffee cut to

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24 Cottage Street.

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lb. ................... 32¢ E
... . . . ................ 12¢ a
...................... 55¢ I

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We wish to impress on your mind that our Cofl'ces, 1
Peanuts and Peanut Butter are the best. and being freshly
roasted, are the best values in the city for the money. ‘

Try Our Peanut Butter

East India Tea .Co. 5

,should be lilt‘l In a buslncss-likl‘. and

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all lion's PAY ill *
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toms. Appeal to labor llnioll,
' Says Workers "are Sacrificell
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l NEW YORK. Jan. ll.‘-:\l| official
I appeal was sent out last week to labor
organizations all over the country by
the American Federation 0! Labor for
a contribution from each worker of
one hour's may on the day of January
‘27 for the relief of the batters of Dan-I
bury, Conn. Many of the batters sut-
i'ercd the loss of their homes and
funds through a court judgment of
$252,000 in the Loewe boycotting case.'
President (lompers of the America'
Federation of Labor in his appeal to

the unions and workers. says:

“Will you give an hour or your la-
bor in a righteous cause on Hatters’
Day, January 27, 1916?

"File plight in which the batters of
Danbury. Conn, find themselves
arouses the concern and sympathy of
all liberty-loving citizens of American.
The Danbury butters have performed
as service for historic importance in the
strugle for industrial freedom.

W'EKoI-ts of employers in America
to keep their - workers in nudriection
have been punculsrly heartless and
unrelenting. . Theyhaveouoed-all their
power nod Ifligiiuence; autonomic. pout.
al and.» particularly «.ins‘tho‘ courts. 1
momentum that=has enabled tho-u
empioyer‘s,.to Mouths industrial
freedom of thoinvemployes was basedl
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a commodity and that employers hos-5
semi-d certain vested rights and a‘
kind of ownership of their labor.:
This principle was the basis for flag-‘
runt abuse of illc ilijunctiou writ and
for interpretation of ihe null-trustr
law.

‘ln the case of the hatiers‘ union-
lbe suit was brought against men»;
bars who had reached old age, thosel
bciwccn sixty and eighty years. They?
were selected simply because they had
some little savings. an ownership in;
modest homes. it is a matter of com-'
mon information that the framers of
the Sherman Anti-Trust Act did not
intend that law to apply to ille normal
activities of ihc wage workers. The‘
decision was a great injustice to the
batters, who were innocent victims of'
the government. I

"The llanburymnttel‘s did not falter‘
in that which they did for the beliefit’
of all organized lalbor. They did their,
duty and made the test. and uponV
them has fallen the burden of injus-l
tice. If they are left to bear the fullg
burden it will mean great. suffering
and privatlou to them. Every niem-I
her of organized labor is urged to do:
his duty in the matter and hear his5
share in the common struggle to es-3
tablish industrial Justice." I
' The executive council has sent out
the appeal for the contributions to
the fund, designating the second hour
of the workday or shift of January

‘ 27. The money is to be forwarded to

Frank Morrison. secretory . of the
American Federation of labor.” the
Oursy building, Washington, D."C.~ It.
is estimated that. more than 3,000,000
workers will contribute to the batters“!
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‘—-Senttnel "Wants? print results. .

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' ’llasior Arthur slim Toll: on

! tic llilil found not only in the Grangc'.

Imighl not be as good lll balances as.
‘sulilc might have expected, the t‘x-i
I pcnscs had been consdcrablc. and lhci
:cxtra illoucy spent had been for
{upbuildlilg of the order.
1mg lluvl- lll’t‘ll held in vlllious parts of!

. justified lllc cxpcllsc as a hearty wcl-i
3 colnc has bcl-n given the iucmbcrs and;

‘ mun-c

i’i‘lils lids brought, lic bclicvi-d. satis-

I: dcpulics on their work, and suggested
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; coils lllk lnw because "no knew illl‘l‘t'
iwcrc many corporations in the Slut"

‘ acted.
‘ ccoslty of better highways ill couniry

: ill take preccdcncc of lllt‘ pleasure of

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mammal] Tristram & Hyatt

N ORW ALK.

GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

 

 

lllooll iron unwashed our:
in; the Past rear 3

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HARTFORD, (‘onn.. Jan. ll.~.l. Al- l
11th Sherwood, master of the. Grange, I .
in his annual report, mentioned the;
fact that this was his iourih annual?

review. in retrospect he told of lllt’l
growih and progress of the Grange
iu the past four years as he had Ob-i‘
served it from his oilicilil position.I

 

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A Chance to buy Ladies’ Underwear
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

Those who have taken adVaniage Of former White Sales here will find prices lOwcr than

itself, but in the Pomona and subor-‘
dilialo grammes lllc rti‘ort ol' ofliccrs}
and members to work iogelhcr with-I
lilit billion or jealousy. in this man.
Ill'l' killlilt‘, lic pointed out, can the.
gl‘t‘alt'hi good be accomplished. .

Taking up the financial condition!
of the siatc grunge Master Sherwood1
ptlllllt‘d out that while the account“

 

 

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the '
Some en
pclisc was due to the [act llirll meri-

THE SALE BEGINS TO-DAY

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lllt‘ good things lll llic order have.
bcch brought lo the itilt‘lilliill oi lliosc‘.

l‘t‘o‘lili‘lll ill l‘t‘lllUli‘ ports. .\llt)lllt‘l‘l l . Q . . .3, . . . . . . . . . Q Q . . . . . Q . Q .
oi cxpensc was in.- solidingllJSEltss 10 my NEW ’0”.”o”o”o"e”o”e”e”o”o”o"e“o”o”o”o”o”o”o”o"o”e“o”o”o“3

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factory results. lie complimented the

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‘_ that ii the inept-(lion and lt‘t'lili’t' \lol ' 2
was changed soiucwhnl, l-lcu llt‘llt‘l‘ 3. 6
lcsulls would be secured. llc iliollglil . . .
«n.- roll.» lcclui'cr could who... our Despite Announcement of Contm- 0:0 0:0
:ullc work for all the Suborliillnir . . . .. o.
urallgcs, and then how llll‘ silllc “ed fight BI'M‘M cases "I“ .3. 3.
grunge otter prizes, one [or ouch couli ‘ .
lIv. for cfl’rciivc work, lllt' ill-puiics NOt Be Pressed 0:. 0.9
to mukc lilo ilispccllolls, (llli‘ lil ihc ,..,,_.... 3. 3.
toll, and the olilcr ill the spring, dc Nli\\' \‘()[u\" Jam. n_ Though .3. .3.
grcc work to he pm 0" ”w ”mm oi it bus bccu ululounccd that lllt‘ gov- : . O
inspection. I . 3 .. ....
Aliolbcr ilcm of additional l-xpcusc "T““Wl” “"ll ill-"M“ WW" “’ ”Ml ”‘9 :
lliill bccn through liic icuislntivc com crises of lllc Ncw‘ York. Ncw Iluvctl .. a.
mini". in looking ailcr "““H'” ”I" N lliirii‘ol'll ill-fcudunls who billed to 9. 0.0
llililllli'. lo llilrlculiul'c bclurc lhc (it'll . . _ .
crul Asscuiblv. :‘ccurc all ucqulttul on the clmlgc of 00 ____~_ 0.0
Muslcr Sherwood l‘cporlcil inch-us» conspiracy to rostrum trade, the opin- . 2::
“d h"““'“ l" the “WM!“ work 0‘ ion pl'i-vliill-d iii the it‘dt‘l"il hulldin" 1h n f r o.
. m 0
l ”w “my“ and be rmlmnm'lnm ll or- loduv lll'll no illl‘lllt‘l‘ ‘ll’ilOll would bc .3. ere ls tea y “0 reason 0‘ 3
uiinlzlilg lunrc gl‘tltlucs tor the lllllc ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 90 k‘ d f 0..
folks \vhcrvvcr the system oi winch Witch. .3. you “0t ta "lg a van‘age 0 OUT ...
lion lll llit‘ public schoolins not so ("Hon-pm ”f ”W “To"! up” I}... 8 M RK D N QAL « 3
mr"""“““' but ”ml llllit- is 1"“ for clurcd that the acquittal of six of the .. - L ' a.
ihc mind to bc ili'llH' lll illlll'l‘ llil'ct. . 9. 0.0
”mm dclcudilnis would pro buny conilncci . :
1- \qusl‘cr Slicruloolllfpoi‘t: of ”iv Nu!- Aliorncy (lcnol‘ul (ircKOI‘l' ”‘31 ll .. You need not WA] r UN rxL .3:
lohu lrungc out I y, to session 0 would bc usclcas to “v in secure con- .9 _ o
ill" .\'Illolllll ('irauge- the “Pill moot . ‘ PAY DAY h
I - . . .. _. . -. .. 00
lugs. lind ilic dcvcimum-m of ‘1... Mn“ \lllltlll .il..ilii.t tin iivi ‘0\ll \lvul;om 0:0 ? C arge aCCOUflt II]
"I “H'l’i‘lulliill. Spclikluh 01' Kruillll‘ ”I“ 11""! tlifiiigrl‘l‘d. Hum“). W "I" 0 ii p v .0.
illiiiicllcc, be said: "\l'iill co-opcr-30““.prer Lewis t‘liss Lennard, x our Store WI ro‘e to a great .z.
nilon, “P will bccomc nu ill'lf'mmme l‘lilirlcs l-‘. Ill'ooltor, I‘lliwin ll. Rob .‘0

.‘orcr working for tho good of all dc
pcudcui upon agriculture in our fair ”Ill" ““‘l ”mu” “~ Pm”

sllilt'. lly llils lili'a'ilh‘ no. will current The il'llll of the .\'cw llnvon lucn
the men, womcn und (llildrgrm our sci u record for lcnnlh m ”1..
form conilulluliics into n l ond oi
frlcndship iinvuunlcd by :ng l'rutcr-
lcrliily on earth."

Sui-liking of lllc Illn'l lvglslitllll‘i'. )ir.;,-‘.p,,,-u.d
Silcrvvood Hillil it passed nlorc luws ill
which lllc grunge \vzls inlrrcnlml iuuu
any of tho recent years. lie lbcu lll
dclnil i-cvicwcd the bill‘s passed. Sup-
port was givi-il [0 ”iv cui‘pul‘utc c):-

We

1% convenience.

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l illlt d. 15...“; ”.“.OO.”.OO.”.”.».O0.00.«
Sluice court and probably cslnblisllcd I "i

'linolhcr rccord us l'cuurds lees. ll wax-

. . *‘i‘LFWERALS-‘Mllllcl Pilitliiltts
dams would iml ‘ii lens! Sulllll'fill" ‘0 Mrs. Charlel Jelllffe- ‘ [0 COUR].
Cllllll Ill ‘

{Ibo counsel \vllo rcpl‘i-scnlcd iliclli. Mrs. Charles 0_ Jenn“. died ””5
Thu New York llfllli’l‘t‘ lllilki‘ “Ill morning at o‘clock at her res’ideuce
. - . . i .i: iv it me r - ' .‘ .s if less ,
pus lolllnnut lll tor ll, '11 on e in Souiliporll, after an illues ( .ltll'l.l.\. Mo. Jan. Il.--—'i'llt‘ Mcnmu
suit of tho lriul- 'lllc \\ Ol'lil Hall's: than n weekadurntlon with pucumou- Publishing (‘ompnnl’ of Aurora. .\lo.,
"The defendants w'crc among the in. Mrs. Jelllitfe was the widow oi the and several of its officcrs were calicll
into Federal Court bore for trial on
charges of misusing the mails.

 

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llliil were not llt‘til‘lllg their just por-
tion of lllt‘ burden. .-\ plan. to abol-
ish the present slutc llourd of Agri-

wcuilhiost and influential nicn well-known wire innkerln South

‘vcry
brouglii to Ihpi!‘ port who died less than a. year ago.l

. Ill ihc liillll. 'l‘hcv l. . . .- .
culture was {01mm and (MpmpuI ’ . I . . . I . . llltll(llll9lill~ wcre returned agniuot
‘ ()li thc matter of good ronds, the ‘li‘lt‘ll-‘t‘ 1‘” ”I" local l‘U-“Hlll‘t'l‘fi “'hlt‘ll “‘9 is surllled by one daughter. M'S‘ the corporation and Wilbur Phelps,

3“" Robert. M. Perry. and granddaughtery
Gertrude Perry. Mrs. Jelliil’e was.
prominent in charitable and church,
work in Southport. and will be sorely
ililsacd by many who have been be».
tricudcd by her for many years.

ilrucc .\l. Phelps. Theodore C. Walk-
er and Marvin Brown. alleged to be
connected with the corporation. in
.Ioplin in January 13. ltllb. The in-
dlcllucnls charged violation of that
section of the l'uitcd Slates Penal
Code prohibiting “ihc deposit. or culls-
ing to be deposited, for mailing or de-
livery. nuy obsccnc, lewd or filthy
book. letter, writing. print or other
publication of iulicccnl character."
Six counts in the indictment \vcie
ll-vollcd ill items alleged to llll\" born
printed in the Menace. at weekly pub-
lication. allcgcd to have been distrib-
uted through the United States mail
by The Menace Publishing Company.
’i‘hc seventh count concerned certain
nicssagcs in a book entitled "The
Pope, Chief of White Slayers; High
Priest of Intrigue." if which the do-
feminnts were charged with being the
disiribulcrs. The ciglith count} chavg»
cd sending information through lilo
mails as to whore the book might be
. obtained. ,
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——THE PLAZA HOTEL. poer cuss.
TER. N. Y. CARNIVAL NIGHT.

The verdict
which will be

pralllzc. .\ir. Sherwood said, had al-
ways bccll ii cliiliupioli oi lbesc. The
demand for good roads, however.

Inoncy could buy.
‘clivrlcs u lllOl'ill iol-cc
I'clt wllcncvcl i: ucnds to be full, that
intelligent lllunucr. licvcloplucnt 0i guilt is pcrsoiiil and may llol be llll‘l‘-
llll)‘ relsourfics‘m. 1in slate \vii‘l “2113“: rod and lust ill the corporation."
"’l‘l finial .\1r. lShfrw-ood; ‘ n ‘lork 'l‘luics f,l'l=;lcl:lziy morning. “lllut J. Albert McGinnls.
to on cucv s 0 our urn c to. s i v o lo ‘- . -. ._ ~
importance of ‘lllflll cost hilfilltllnfilllli‘ li‘ler‘:;ciil.~liv: l1ri:l iif‘élliliult 31:21:; '\\ out was rccen ed in South Nor:
boulcvnida. and to minimize the nc-l ‘ I walk today of the death. on SillldRY.
iof llw. New Haven railroad. for con- “mm at the City lloullital. Newark. 'N.
spiral-y to monopolize lrutllc in New J__ of J. Albert McGinnis. Twelve 01"
England is disuppointlnl.v alike to the fifteen years “go the deceased was a
prosecution and defense. It won dls- welpknown resident of So\“hlxof\\'alk,
transient visitors or the comfort ui'iuppolntiug to ihc public which was and for a long time was foreman for
”“35"”; tourists. The farmers Ilfll'lcouviuced lbnt criminal prosecutions Hoyt & Olm'stend, the cigar manufac-.
taxes upon the highest per cent. Mot corporation directors under Slicr-Iiurers who did business in the Odd
what he has of any class III the stair. . .
The standard of living he can mm“.IlllHll luw serve no good purpose whut- Fellows Building. South llaln strife/l.
min. the education which he can pro over. Ordinarily they tic-range busl- He was a past toaster of Old \\ 011
rule for ills children depends lllm‘tilnessl Nell “mm which might otller- lmdge.‘.\'o. 103, F. and A. MI" and took
lllgghlzli$:;slliggxnggnii‘mzé”Thig‘lgwlsc be used for the public benefit. a deep ““9“?“ in ”‘1‘ affairs “f ”‘9
With any other class of our p~ . locked up and produce no other rc- organization.
The automobile tax and license should suit."
bc suiticicul to meet the expenses ell-l Funeral of Mrs. Hobson.
iullcd upon the stale and towns by; Th(.fum.1-a1(,f Mrs. Rachel llobsou.

liliflfliuifloii l935"1?th(:‘lrliélinbsysésalgfi 5"“ Allel‘ Cameron Cont cm was held this afternoon ai 2:30 o‘cIOCk
under which foreign cars should pay: -——-——-——-— Ifrotn hthrill omfenofdher tdagfhlgkliziy
I C.Scuze.o rigesc. .. -

for the damage they intlict upon ouriI
roads." ’ ' vices were 1,, charge of Rev. 8. P..

towns. The roads of the slate should
be ndcquute to the llci-cssilics of the
people of the state whose rights tllcrc»

 

Friday, January 15th. Beautiful Sou- .
venirs to Ladies.
Extensive alterations have transfer-
ed the ball room of the hotel to a most

(Continued iroln rnue one.)

In concluding his addrcss the statc i be able to Obtain tenants for their va~ Eat-Ii Avenue .
lliuslcr mentioned the names of tliosc‘ cant llOUSGS; T918" merchants 0‘ fl“ Fairbanks. pasl‘or 0f ihet WM in RIV- attractive ““1 up—todate result for v
whom deal-ll had called during thelklnds will profit by the increase M- in. Clllerh- ““9”“‘31‘ ‘ people of refined tastes. Latest pop.

pnst year, and paid a tribute to the, which would be' bound to collie to orside celneterY-
loyalty and helpfulness of his when; their busineiss. {Sutlchers dgnocers, .
dinntc Officers. bakers, turn lure (ca ers, an every t n.
—-— retail merchant in Norwalk will feel. ”Mr" °f MW Dxrx 1),); n‘

.the influence of the new monufactur- The funeral of MTS- Josepi “9 l 0

“A“ YOUNGSTOWN ling‘concern, which would bring into'wite of James Dixon. of 23 Elizabeth
81-“le “HURKIO "0““: this Cili’. a llarge ““31le 0f gutside street, was held this afternoon at 2:30
‘wovkiucn, w 10:39 nee it must. 3 pro: Ba tist church. on
‘ lvided for. Cameron representatives O‘clock frothrfcfei-mfm was in Riv-
voluzosstrowx, 0,, Jam 11__'rhej are circulating about in Norwalk, and Butler W99 - "

into ' theJ '

ulnr dance music. The restaurant will
cater to your own particular wants and
demands. Banquets, dinner parties
and club suppers. Menus mulled on
request. Special business men's lunch
35c. starting Monday, January 18m,
from 11-2 daily.

NORWAL KHOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Lillian Jones, of New launnu,
was admitted last. night.

Charles London, of Reservoir ave-I
one, was discharged this morning.

 

 

 

lseems assured 'Funeral of Mrs. Eldridge. ‘ a
speaking of Norwalk, has said that The funeral of Mrs. Mary M. Li -

are gaining more subscribers to stocks erside cemetery.
strike pi. the plant of the Youngstown

ill the new concern every day, until;
Sheet and Tube (‘ouipauy was resum; All? coming of the Cameron ComDBBYI
ed here today with a score of Mir

pin. Cameron in
» ses .w itin r test‘f'. our 8. t
3;?de 5;. QUEENS, 2.3,..3....Z..0.. of the different locations in- New Eng- ridge. wife of Albert T. Eldridge, will.
hey-general. sent here on the request land for manufacturing purposes Nor- . be held tomorrow morning at 9 001001?
0‘ Prosecuting Attorney Henderson: walk seems to him to lead the “em'ifrom St. Joseph‘s church. The remains]
of um county to aid in the prosecu- its excellent facilities of both rail and
lion 0; riot gages, arrived today, water, and its nenrness to the great
The gates at the Republic Steel‘ metropolis. make it an ideal spot tor:
Company’s plant, where 7,000 men the manufacturer. With these oppor-l
have been on a strike since Degemben ginkgo which trheI02mergrlik Autaonio-j OTTl'llWA ‘gnfih it ilflf‘ al . . ,_ .
27, re ned today, and occur In to e ompwy 0 9t! - 011W . an lelI u . -. - -~ 3 . '
rollersfiboiit 1.000 men rcportedgforl opportunities which Norwalk offers I million dollars' loss was caused today; —~The essential thing to know about .
duty. ithe company. it seems as it location; by; tire which started in the _ led-g saggnelflassMedradvertising is that,
,Although nsmall crowd congregated in this ‘cltv by the company. wouldlmim Department store and 0011, .me ions“ rightly“ and persistently done.
around the entrances. there was. nolbe the only wine course for the cont-1 that and four other storesin thug“ 'qu bring your result. . ' '
disorder. 9 ~ ‘ . party to follow. , ‘ “ ,lieart of the busineu district. l .-. '

 

 

, HUERTA GROWING WEAKER.

'will be placed, in the Riverside vault; EL PASO, Ten, Jan. 11.——General
"" " iVictoriano Huerta passed a restless ,
night and is growing weaker.

 

BIG FIRE LOSS IN IOWA.

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