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”Infill“.
1m warm MUSLIN
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E. X. BA ,NKS
~~ Mono 'notol Bloch.
loath lurwslk.
Punt Monarch Percival H Sherron
Ml instslt the newly elected officers
Honk” Grotto on F1 iday evening.
Natty farmers are having dimcuity
obtaining water for their cattle,
hoards! sources of supply being
“wuss number 8398 Connecticut.
as found on Mill Hill yesterday. anld
men into police headqusrters.
M to Fred Haynes,
! T. P. Thompson, vice-president sod
general manager of tho Fairbanks
1 All the crew of a freight train. ex-
rcpt the men in the engine, employed
so the New York, New Haven & Burl)
You! ‘sllrond. were placed under or-
ratio New Haven yesterday. cbnrgcd
with-breaking into a car and the theft
of filth goods valued at “.000.
Colfax Encampment. No. 3!. l. 0. 0.
rifnlntnotnlled oillcers last evening. I).
G. P. {licence A. Brown presiding.
Grand Senior Warden Oscar l. Bur-
lickof Stamford, made an oiilclnl Vis-
lssi. evening. A Hooverized lunch
_ 13?”th after the installation.
The cold weather was the cause oi
, isoleitis ice-cream store loslns
$500. when their soda tank in the cel-
moor-11m night. They will so ub-
able to serve sodas for the next few
days.) However. the people can Sing
a . along somehow without » their
, orm'lur'e'aus in response to the call
rfihc‘Siaie Council of Defense. Sev-
m bureuns have been formed in
this county. Hartford county is next,
.. with ten. while New Haven county
has only three and Toilsud (county
with- one, is the last in the list.
' Several hundred persons of foreign
Woolly Italians. gathered at the
amounts. hence“: 1 Sons. pri-
ate bankers. in New Haven yester-
in. The excitement was of pass
» purulent only Antonio DeAn-
the senior member hnd In
cod that owing to conditions the
4.‘
. w Whose would lie liquidated. Joseph
”citizens told the througthar the
L would pay 70 per cent very. soon
M the balance of thirty per cent. u!
soon as securities and assets could be
robbed. Joseph De Angelis said that
the firm would pay it accounts in
M. The firm guvc the state a bond
. $10,000 under the private banking
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MARY BRUSHES
summations
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of 16 ’Men 3
a (nitrous: Cleveland, 0., where he spent
; tion pystemimmostyopderfui, in that
' there. is unwindivldunl. inspector for
g 'CHICAGO, Feb G.—Dopnty United
tantes Marshal today still
oftbolrlossos.
sup-immi- his institutin it too
had not men operated recently.
“mod to no; at Riverside.
Iti‘l'zllstDE. Feb. l.——Wlnkni 0
Barber. s mutacturev of hair tales.
in New York lily, wu burned to
dest’b when his home here was des-
troyed today In Bail-qr sad the
oervsnts rushed out of the how I’m-
i
mode his way to a telephone. Later
his body. beetle», with a Ire extin-
gizivt'er st baud, was found near the
tolephooe stand.
The house had twenty rooms and
., had been valued. with its furnishings
at 75,000.. Avdefective kitchen flue
was the starting pant of the fire.
Waterbury Schools Burned.
{ WATERBURY. Feb 6—4nd Croft
School in South lmm street. which
inns burned 1w midnight had been
guscd so a continuation school and
accommodated some classes from
**f‘iosby High It *was insured for
" P5000 Ind was tniirely burned. the
1,:lonc alluding
jl)rick walls three stories in height
Fire in PattersOn.
PATERSON. N. J. Feb G.~Fire to
day destroyed the storage warehouse
of the Great Eastern Food Company
The loss is estimated at $100,000
Wharf and Warehouse Burn.
POU .HKE’EPSIE, N. Y“ Feb. 6.——
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SIIII Cuff Shirts
' Reduced to $ 1.35
ROGERS 82 STEVENS
N orwalk So. Norwalk‘
THE. SUCCEMFUL MAN. a”. 8m.“ awn“.
Are we doing all we can or all tbst " NEWPORT. ll. 1.. Fell. 6.——Thc base
we “at to do? Many of us are not. ‘ storehouse of the blunt Reserve force
it is a true saying. “iiirsler the man, here. containing a large stock of food
two with n) the tumor: of tho W11 the more he can do." There is s res- "WY” “‘9. 1°” "' "um”? “'
lard 81111251) Battery company. The gun the busy man is in good working "'0. '
bfmltiwwt I)! the PM“ 1! 3590mm”. no waste energy or time get- “ 0T
Morass batteries. per day; the III-1°." zting up steam. he hu :1 conmnt wofk- com mg LICENCE
lug power. and he uses it. The unit
CASES ARE SETI'LED
who is successful is the one who mesl
all the power that has been nutursl-z
ly given him with that which he can} (Gamma he. run p...)
W151: -. develop. Thst whic e develops’puts' «
U_ S M ARSH ALS RAID [him “over the top," ,Prosacuthg Attorney Buford. A
LAWYER’S mm' The human machine differ'nt ”mm" '” "'“"' ”V “"9 “u"
lwurehouses of the Central Hudson
€8teniubost Company, J. W. Matthews
M'- Company Whoicssie Grocery wsre'
:honse, on the waterfront st New-
(burgh. Several nearby warehouses
lwere partially burned The loss was
' said to exceEd 8500..”0
1 $10,000 line in Ansonla.
; Ansonia. l-‘eb. 6~Fire. caused by so
{overheated stove, did 310.000 damage
{to the Lou building at Main Ind
{Bridge Itreets this morning. The
building was occupied by stores, of.
—-- flees and tenements.
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Buttery. Company. has return-
esch port mods lama ”(fool bs’.
tery.
Wt? 11:: mute .21.
u to the defendsnts. stating that in the
from any other. the more you use it, opinion of the court We "qu license
the more power it produces snd more ,of the defendant. union film should
'it accomplishes" The machine grows, 411,111,: mgrdedngnugflmg 11‘1'1'1ll ‘1‘):
u the nuns ability ”W ”d ”I, ,means that the defendant will not lose
' comes capable of greater thinking. be, "m”
“Wye” .odlces yesterday, ”0'." The sun that claims he bu not the The dues imposed by Justice of the
out M the federal TM. Commission: Pence dicbfurius wcr) rcim ed by
lnveguuuon into the alleged illegal; time is not trying to deVeiop the extrs t Jud e Walsh with m;”" later“ the
acts of the packers. The deputies or power" He will not have the surplus a" :03“ were remitted M "II; defen
"(fled to remain m guard ‘" the! PM" 0’ Wm" M 9‘“ him “over "'9 ants. No evidence whatever was pre»
X'm'm'fif" 'fi'e hm“ “dd" ‘°"“‘{ top" when the teat come: The over- pointed by the defendauts either in the
true y w ct er papers taken my: ms does not realize how“ much court over which Justice of the Peace
,be examined and the search of other' '89 n .Ncflsnus resided o in th Crimin
documents continued. 3 pin. or or steam he can carry until he 9 " 9
The raid on the Vendor ofllceu '11" :13
made undir authority I' a '| 'm :11
guarded
the vault of Henry Veedcr. attorney
for Swift & Company. after an all
night vigil following I raid on the
Isl Court of Common Pleas yesterdsy.
FIND NEWBRIDE .
= DEAD, HUSBAND
Eirics, in some cases the desired
l t b at first obtained
search and seizure warrant. issued by' 2:10“! wi L n: 19 t ill tr m
age K. H.131“!!! and comlucteii 9 man '1 0 an " ° “ y '3‘
under direction of Francis J. Honey, {and he ii llll'lll'lm’d M “19 “5‘“15- ‘
counseiiforI $1: 32?; fiflfiIls‘gheigi «a. is making it"
1.21 in e r ,
The meat alleges that in: purl ' A 99:30“ ageflbnofdb‘foadillll a; on-
its stored foodstuffs contrary to the large h 5 min y ong e ante
Dl’0'- isions of the Moral food sci: . kmd 0' '0'" d” 3"" d” in the some nos found dead and her husband had.
.mniln false entries pertaining to own—, manner, he must do something dif. 1y frozen in the apsrtmentl occupied
ership anddcontroliofdsnbgdiary com ) forent. He must do the
{21.25: gaigramfinlgm‘gimfgom; out" and get a hold 0' the new mnto- his feet and body Io badly Ifl'ectod
sub bidding on contracts to furnish; ”3' "all“ it is '0’“ 0’ "9" ““3 -.i1m his condition is serious The
c~mmodiilei1 for the use of the army 'it will not come to him, he must go bursting of {town [water pipes in
""d "a” latter it, and get it, when he does. be his rooms kid to the discovery of his
THE BOSTON STORE AGAIN at once realizes he has accomplished pl' 3’" 9“ had his condition be“
FLOODED 3y WATER something and he hair it to his credit.
The worst damage by '3." that‘ lie immediatelyh sees till; than? 115 b" i t h d ted the
has over occurred 'to the Boston Store, something else e wants e is ere - on! P on ere an ran rouuo
happened last evening when n main oping WW" and he is “5‘“ it 1'" i:;?&:$$;tlzb;: mieflfithfnfifig
supply hire on the third floor of the "”n“ “d "'9 “b““y ‘° 6° “mm“ at the hospital was married simu-
building burst. The entire main floor, 9'99 can '10“! be compared to 3 500k ,da‘y. His condition is such that int
and part of the second floor was a That the more you use the book, the formation regarding his bride was not
mess of Mo and water at s ociock this more pages you find in It and greater Pmflgafihmflfi' wgefihéyfwg';
morning when the toner evened up mmmflm 1°" "W!” “9'“ "~ '3?" 13.1.3.7...ny ‘thc police that.
the doors for his dolly work Up to One of te best warn to 89! 11°” 0' they were overcome by cold as they
noon time. the entire Boston Store that ,"something else," is to get in rslept. 7 /
force worked like beavers to save touch with nature, and with other pco'
what they could. It is hard to esti- pie. A few hours :1 week wli' uccom- FOUR KILLED IN‘ ‘
.mate the loss at this writing. rut oil-hm thins: not merely, coins to; DOUBLE COLLISION
§of this stock was covered by insur- a club or lodge so urto tell: an even.
am Despite the extreme care and log away, but the physical getting out (Continual From Page om '
:wstching. it has been 113’“ka W sud really doing something, the needs her of persons were killed or injur-
iodset the terrible cold of the post in sity of using your mind, the exercise, ed In W of I collimato-
I! , fill I
Will W, {{ ,L/
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NEW HAVEN. Fell. 6.-—~Mrs. Frank
The man is now in a hospital with
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,hsve been dead or beyond recovery.
Em The management 01 “'9 stars the sppllcstion,—-the result is increas-
is ores-rug for s speedy Iain-tint ed ability.
' There is no time like'the present.
i Do it. and st the some timotemembcr
the other fellow and see where you
cannot! pctw‘utmneedc'nost the
sometime help the other fellow.
wistlssrhebsotnsuorsboy'
'ri-ore is sbtblug like Scouting: to
mum»? lswsnun. Thogottln:
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{lire today destroyed the wharf and.
NEARLY FROZEN '
Hail-ted. a bride at Saturday inst.
”reaching by them at 84 Frank street last night. .
,found out a few hours inter he would '
Halli-ml is on employee in a murii~
{had not been in the habit of renting
yoursmoftbobulestiatbeclty.
the slum was g van. but Mr. Miter.
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Free Storage.
Sterlln
Phone 105
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Means a Great Saving to you. Buy
N ow Pay Later.
. Free Delivery Anywhere
Saves You on Furniture, Rugs, Ranges or Bed-
ding From 1010 40%.
9 Furniture Co.
127-123-131 Washington St, cunlit Norwalk
WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE
pen a Charge Account
tween s train loaded with Red Gusrdsi
and 11 Government trsin sent to in-
torcept the Red Guard train neat
Karol, northern Finland, sceording to
'sn Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen. The trains came togeth-
or st full speed, all the coaches be
tog smashed.
Five “also Hands Killed.
YOUNGSTOWN. 0.. Feb. 6.—Fivc
man woro killed lustsntly sod four
others were iniured. all probably is-
tslly, nosi- New Wsterford, Ohio. to-
dsy. when they were struck by on
outbound Pennsylvania dyer. All
were section bonds.
"The squirrels knew it wss going to
he s hard winter." says s naturslist,
“and told in an extra supply of food
and fuel. " There'll be a lot of wise
human squirrels in this country from
now on
Findsllomes For New . -
Clerks-in Washington
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Batteries Will Freeze
in Cold Weather
(all at our Willard ServiceSlation
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage battery expert
who will give sutborslivel advice ..
is this cessation '
We recharge, repair and store
batteries. ‘
A rental {battery let any make
of car can beobtslncd at anytime.
FAIRBANKS STORAGE
‘ BATTERY CO.
58 No. Main St, 50; Norwslli
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{mu ”smut": Ham 4
When war nativities begun in
:Wnshington there was an influx .of
;-thousspds on thousands of clerks,
who worked for modest salaries. But
rent went up. and living become 1
'sorious problem. bliss Antoinettr
Grecly sun.’ the situation before ans.
one else. She wrote to old Washing
ton residents to and if they bod
spare room for the, new clerks, and
in that way she sored hundreds of
them much money and time. She
opened up homesin Wnshingtonwhich
i
furnished rooms.
Norwalk Chronicler