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NEW RED MEN'S IUILOING E:
lane's lam.
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Escsllops
Oysters
Frost Fish
Dry New Redford
Escallops
l'illl NEWS
séuuinuoooroaunormE
lanthanum“
mammalmaryuth.
as the me last night mung
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Mile Bessie Gordon, of Troy, N. Y..
is whiting with Mic. William K.
War and Mrs. A. Kraemer, of this
city.
All kinds of Fish
'and Round Clams
Cutbill’s
1i North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 100
A pinochle tournament was enjoyed
lastnight by the members of the
Norwaik Club.
Orlando ’Hawxhurst. of Main street,
has been confined to his home for
themt few days with an attack of
tbegrip.
¢THURSDAY NIGHT DINNER
at the Country club-an exceptionally
duodlnner served at a very reasonable
price. Phone your order now.
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minim RECORD
Radium, Int Says lil-
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WABIIINGIEON, Jan 12 —Senator
Newlands of Nevada, Democrat, at-
tacked his party‘s record in the Son
ace yesterday. delivering a. prepared
speech in which he criticised the tariff
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Elative achievements of the Wilson Ad-
.minlstratlon. “He declared that
.cause there had been industrial and
Ecmnmerclai depression coterminus
i with Democratic control of legislation.
‘the party would be in danger it do-
iieat at the next presidential election
unless the European war continued
Eand made the President's “sagaicious
Eand ilrrn" handling of foreign adults
3 the overshadowing issue.
E of Democratic legislation as commend-
Eable. but asserted that the party was
Etoo radical. and believed it should
adopt revolutionary methods of re-
Eform.
Danger of a Democratic defeat in
the Congressional elections of 1914, he
.said, was "averted only by the Euro
pean war. which brought into sudden
coutrast the President’s policy of
watchful waiting regarding Mexico
with the mad haste of the European
Enailons as they rushed into war, and
j, which made that policy popular.‘
E The Senator continued:
"We are about to face a united lio-
publican party. christened by ndvEersity
and eager to persuade. and the ques-
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having done much under this Annuals--
The regular business lllét‘llllg of W
"the Christian Endeavor Society of theE
South. Norwalk Baptist church was the contracting of tuberculdsie alleg-E
held last night. Regular
were attended to. count of unhealthy working environ '
. __.._ ments in the plant of the company at
illness kept so many members Dutch 90““ "“3 heard by Compensa-
"my from the meeting yesterday up tlon Commissioner George B. Chand
ternoon of the Whalsoever Circle of' 1"" yesterday The claimant Who
Kings Daughters. at the home of was too ill to appear at the hearing
u" Henry Hoffman of South Main' “as represented by his father, Charles Democratic party and that their em- Ehaii inside the
'1‘. Elliott, and his brother. Charles W.
Elliott. John F. Forward represented
the respondents.
it was brought out that Elliott went
work for the company.
street. that the scheduled business
waS‘not transacted.
More women are needed to help
with the surgical dressings work so
floss interested can send a consign
2:13:10 headquarters as soon as pos-[ week working seven days a week
T° allow ”10“" “ho want to: Commissioner Chandler explained
hear Mary Antins 1'30““ the “0“" to both parties that the issue in the
”0 from 3 l0 4 0" Thlfl'd‘mi "l ”‘9 case was whether or not the claim-
Parisli rooms at 'I'riiiiiy l:hiii~i-ii.E ant contracted the disease on ac-
Please collie and help. count of certain conditions arising
10
of that year. He was earning tit a
”a —.....'..
The annual loll-call of Norwalk“ the plant.
Lodge, No. 709. B. P. O. E, will be
held in The Home on South Main day January 18, at 10 a. in
street this evening Patrick J. blur-E
3:31;! New Britain will its! “9 WOUNDS SWEETHEART THEN
y visit to the lodge at that time.
——«We have just received a new stock ‘ K'LLS HERSELF'
of crepe rope and wires to use in “NE
rope basket work. Donnell," s Station- EWhe" “EM “a"“f'c‘ur” sourne H"
cry store. She Charges Revolver to Him and
_. Then Um It.
JOILET, llL. Jan. 11.~—A girl known
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Four air compressors, for submit»,
rlnes being built by the Lake Toniamong church folks of Joilei as Miss
pedo Company, Bridgeport are being Lillian Ogden Piper, tired it bullet
completed at the Norwallt iron Works Einto her brain yesterday ,and died in
There will be installation of am Ethe office of John H Robert. after she
cers, this evening. at the meeting of bad wounded him The young man
Ophir Chapter. 0. E. s. Refreshments had been seen much in her company
and a social time will be enjoyed, ilately. The girl left a note saying:
Members of Lady WashingtonE "The wages of sin is death. 1 have
Lodge will meet tomorrow evening in been terribly wronged Please notify
, Red Men's Hall. uptown. There will my father, William Ogden. in Rich-
be instillation of oilicers. Every mend. , VR-n
member is requested to please bring, The girl was waiting in Robart’s ot-
I'ofreshments. Ince when he arrived in the morning.
. ."l'm through with you. i don‘t want
“Y0 TUBERCULOSIS CAME FROM . to have anything to do with you," said
HIS WORK. Ethe .you'ng manufacturer. Then he
Cannot interest Throughout State
3‘. Brought Against Hartford
' _ Light Co.
HARTFORD, Jan. 12 .—The claim of
Ralph '1‘. Elliott of Windsor to recov-
er compensation from the Hamil
his mail. The first letter was from a
hardware store and showed that a re-
volver had been charged to him. As
he gazed at the bill, there was a shot.
A bullet tore into his neck. As he
sprang to his feet the gir rl fired at him
again. but the bullet went wild.
Than the girl turned the revolver.
onto herself.
"At the hospital. Robert told hisE
gtoryf
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Bank Statements ¢
Did you read the published-
tatementsot the banks incur-
.llityi ‘Did you analyu the
figures and learn that this bank
has 'the largest ratio of earned
surplus andnndlvided prodtai
m Surplus _
Otands for strength, ”cunt,
and solidity This. new;
.Id with superior service we
' I desirable drunk to he also-
tainted with. ‘You are anited to:
. can and get other W
said. "Biz, years ago I leftmy wife
and four children and good. business
in West Philadelphia. Pin. .to run away
with this girl.
“‘flho, too, was married. Her name
was in. Lillian Dunn Piper. and
her mother. in Mennonite... is a
Enrollments of summits."
M'Coining to toilet and establish”
himself aaidliart. “prospered. me
pretty yam-Ilia modes .
"his 'o.‘“'wif liar «mobile. im-
July ii.‘
i914. and worked until September 26‘
out of the course. of employment in“
The case was continued until Tues- '
turned his back and began opening.
“My real name is John Ulrich." he
mmwmm Whom
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form. is again to be thrown out of
Electric Light Company bemuse ot‘ power and deprived of the opportunity;
of continued usefulness simply be
mattersE ed to have been brought about on no cause an intervening period of devrel E
slon subjects as aglii to the charge of!
‘Democratic hard times' with its ac-
Ecompanying loss of votes.
E "it is safe. to say that the manufac-
Eturing. the banking and the large cor-
porate interests are hostile to the
ployes are also preparing to throw
their weight against it simply because
its administration has not brouuht
good times. but. on the. contrary. has,E
in their judgment. brought bad times.
"‘Rt’filldlnfl the tariff. my view was
that our undertaking was not to im-
mediately adopt a theoretically cor-
rect tariff system, but simply to climb
gradually down from the protective
heights upon which the Republican
.party had placed the manufacturing“)
interests of the country with a view
everv American industry and lniurlng
none.
”When we Cilllle to a practical rail-E
.izatlon of what we had promised by
legislation. we were inclined i thought
' to go too fast and too far.
“The effect of the tariff legislatiou'
Ewes what i feared it would be. The
Etylng up of production in this country
E was the result of not of a malicious ef-
fort of the manufacturers to teach the
country a lesson. but of the caution
and timidity which can in many cases
be proved to be without reason. but
which nevertheless always exist under
like conditions.
“80 also with banking legislation.
instead of providing some simple'
method for mobilizing the banking re
serves of state and national banks
under the control of a non-partisan
board or commission resembling the
interstate commerce commision which
would gradually work out further ro-
which alarmed the banks by the large
ness of our proposals."
‘We failed to make the reserve
board nonpartisan, subjected mem-
'ber banks to the investigating and
correctional powers of a single partl-
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Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's Oll.’
Rheumatism is “pain only." Notona
case in fifty requires internal treat-
ment. Stop dragging. Bubnothinnpcn-
ctrating “8t. Jacob's 00' right into
your sore. still. aching joints and
muscles. and relief comes instantly.
“at. Jacob's Oil" is a harmless rheuma-
“-11%th never disappoints and
can not burn the skin. ,
mm up! Quit complaining! not
amalltrial bottloofold. honest'fit.
Jacob's (what any m store. aaddu
Just a moment you'll be free tour rheu-
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He characterised the general trend '
iration in the interest of genuine ro-i
to preserving. us far, as practicable,
form's, we were intent upon legislation;
Phone 113-3.
.How To The Line
Let tho OM" Mil will” tit.) will.
It is an mused fact that the constant increasing patronage of
the beat informed Nanak buyers of quadity, place this firm as the
leading merchants in Coal, Wood. Lima. Cement and Building mater
lat. Get in line, and us your order for the things you’wanl.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
Elleadquarters For
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Looking utensils of all kinds, E
crockery, china, glassware. gal- !
vanized ware, oil and gas heaters.
gas mantles and burners, electric
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EAIbert F. Gehebe ”“8“! “mam“
Phone 1009-2 Prompt Delivery.) 99¢
25 Washington St. so. Norwalk 5
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best choice.
the temptation, as our prices are
The Greatest Marked Down Sale
in the history of Norwalk Every garment
never carry in)» over into next season. Early buyers will get me
Come and save money. You will not be able to resist
must be sold. as we
cut to the very lowest
CORDUROY COAT8 WITH FUR COLLARG. 04.98.
PLUSH COATS, 05.98. 09.“, 012.00 and 034.08.
libOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Ladies’ Bronzs Button
BOOTS
A STYLISH SHOE FOR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.
CONNEALLY s. BRACKENE“
The kind that becomes part
all time.
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san comptroller and «noted an ‘ditioual .
Eand unnecessary capital from moni- !
bar banks. The result is that the un
ion of banks is incomplete.
half being outside
reserve organisation.E
’with the prospect that those outside
will remain so unless the law is modi-
"I think It would “be wise to shape
'thc way for Wslation during' the
Ensxt session by making reserve board
nonpartisan, merging the comptroll-
o‘rs out. on with all the powers and du-
Elias in the reserve board and dolor
aw ay with all capital requirements ‘bo-
yond the percentage of reserves ofE
member banks now required." 1
Senator Newlands said that while
there was no need oi hysteria upon the
subject of national defense. be pre-
ferred a national scheme of prepared-
Eness.
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,birculosls Commission show that up
to the close of business on December
2-:lh. approximately 2.000.000 Red
(‘ross Christmas Seals lihve been
sold in Connecticut. With a large
number or reports from local agents
still to be received the Commission
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OVER TWO MILLION RED CROcE
SEALS SOLD IN CONNECTICUT.
sale fifty per cent.. and hopes to
reach the 3.000.000 mark. if this fi-
gure is reached 525.000 will be real-
ized from Red Cross Seals for the re-
lief work in the state.
The local agents throughout the
state receive ninety per cent. of the
‘gross receipts of their sales. the re-
maining ten per cent. being paid to
the State Tuberculosis Commission.
who, In turn remit to the National
Red Cross.
The money retained by the local
associations is expended by them,
in their own locality, for tuberculos'
is relief work and for the prevention
of the disease. These societies are
appointed as agents for and by the
State Tuberculosis Commission. and
endeavoring to wipe out the disease.
vanes in the educational side of the
campaign has been most gratifying,
Eis confident of increasing last year's _
«co-operate 'with the "Commission in}
The Commission feels that {heady
uality
of your life and satisfies for
That's the sort We offer yo it here.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
F. S. LYON
Wem'E 0000 100 Pflflfing,
""1 u“ ”“9““ Beat Paper. Boat Work, Bear Prices
80 NORTH MAIN STREET
0. NORWALK
no N-..“
PHONE 901
South Norwalk. Conn
81 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE 14763.;
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.l” LEE “.1195 i7 E E" if“
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. EEE .EE ‘ flailik " \
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. $4 7 .‘J'..;v', if
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E NEW 'DEAS- A HAPPY NEW YEAR, V."
i iNDEED, 'TWiLL I:
if the walls of your home are...
resplendent with coverings of~
that are as old as nrt itself are re
necied in many of the attruclii'e mod—
leis we are showing in
beautiful wall paper flipper that
“N5 FUR‘N'TME- refreshes the home, makes it E
Reproductions 0‘ famous old styles cheerful and inviting. Happily. _
we are in ii. position to otter you
some exceptional papers at 9x4 0
namely low prices. Won’t you let A
ur-z show them? V -
are much favored Just now. but we
are also showing the very best of
ornamental designs that are dis
tlnctly now.
Call and see our Furniture: and
ME
We Have Glasses
on Our Minds
We think and work over the
best methods of meeting your
eye needs all the time. It is
our business. If requiring the
best eye service, we recom-
mend ourselves with confi-
deuce.
THAMER
Ocullata. Optometrists, Opticians.
0? Atlantic Square, .Btamiord, Ct.
Open 0st. Evenings. Est. 1897.
:irt::.poiut out to you its many The Gorfiam 66
I J. “SHINE & 50" Ill].
Booth Nomlk,
its time seer.
Continuing This Week
FOR BETTER VALUES IN
9' Clothing
TRADE HERE.
YOUR CREDIT’S GOOD.
3i
‘Gaiely & Brennan
LADIES’
Footwear l
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‘PAYS
1% lbs For R .
Notice'thes igns on the wagon
also get a duplicate slip from,
driver with our name and addlodai
before selling.
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWA
iOhS_
’ uOO.) POSIT
‘ AWAlT
competent Stenopraphere and
Bookkeepers.
'NEW TERM BEGINS JAN. 3.‘
South Noi walk.
and the hearty cooperation from all
sections of the state leads to theirs-
lief that Connecticut is making rap-
id progress toward the solution of
the tuberculosis problem
DEPUTY KILLED TRWNu T0
ma seam.
dinosaur. Masque. 118mm
trains-to somamantnnmn.
cum nomenmwwmnwu
and Malawian-you allot-nu new
and fatally wounded. 30 died late
nonunion:- Alma-mun "
Chester.
' Pawnbrokers Sale
. The subscriber hereby otters and
’88. 29.1915.
so Norwalk.‘ es. Jun: 12. 1916.
J90. mmnfil-fl. Prop. ,
Stamford. Port
represented '0!
tickets. Nos. 9003. 9007..
M2. 9057. 0858. 9071. MOST
9009. 9600. 9700, 9700. W“. 9109. am.
9785. 2,350 0106. MW issued reepoo'
unusual”, 5, s .10. 12.115.18.38...
We are showing an excellent
PHONE 441
shoe for every day wear at
$2.00 and $2.50
Our dress shoes from‘
$3.00 to $5.00
Are correct in style and
absoluter dependable.
0th31‘ ,SI
80. Norwalk
The in... Yoiii
Electrical Co. ‘
Th3 Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Mn
AUTO SUPPLIES ~
PM" 000—50 30. Main 01.,
”Any Junk _
”.2, S. Jaiieef
Successor to Win. Eii'ron.
Phones 4.99
37 Fort Street. East Norwaih
‘ Norwalk
‘.
mils Pancake noun
mesa FROM run MILL
3 race. 25¢
Davey s
Hone ll.
Norwalk Chronicler