' 6 1111111111th Street, South Norwalk.1 ,Clearance Sale of Men’ s High Grade Overcoats at 1‘ . Judge. , 1 y it your 111119111 here you will find a hnudtsome garment for a small price. You know that our Ten Dollar Overt-outs 11111 as good today as any in other sales at $15. Come in and look around and you can be the j j; The CopyughtClothmg Company 5. ’ li’l‘li NoawALk $8. 50 ! l Suit, Coat or Skat tastefully designed and honestly made. DESIGNERS AND LADIES‘ TAILORS. 88 N. Main so. So. NOrwalk, Conn. VRRIS 81 A TELEPHONE 450. ‘ If Your Furnace " Could Talk It would ask for Goal of the FERRIS kind and it might use and language when you feed trashy coal that it cannot di- gest. It makes quite a difference, the kind of food a man or a fur- nace‘ gets. ‘ ' We’tsell only the best grades of Coal‘and fight shy of the doubtful kinds. , No.11 Nut, special quality, $5 per ton in your cellar. TheFerris‘CoalCo 149 Washington St. Vii‘iifi AT LOWEST PRICES GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. *- wooF'WOon A. CARMI BETTS. DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood, Sawed and Split Ready for ‘ Family Use. Soft Wood. $6.00 per cord; 31. 50 per IA cord Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; 31 75 per 54 cord. Split Wood, 251: oxiru per 34 cord. ,Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. Tel. 783-2 NORWALK, CONN. i AAA AA‘A‘AAA‘AAAAAAA‘AAA When You Smoke Buy the Best The,“ Roger Ludlow Is the bed 101: CIGAR sold The Twin City 5e CIGAR cannot be beaten B. J. REYNOLDS, MANUFACTURER. economy, 14TH ' Lanes assonmanr or Valentines, So to $1. 25 Valentine Poet Cards, 5 for Se W A. Briggerman, MUSIC STORE. ‘ I}. 132 Washington St. ' gamer MAN: 'rooK POISON. Both Will Probably Die as a Result of ‘ ‘ New York Tragedy. ; NEW roux, Feb 9.——-—Conoealiug a ‘ hirer in her mun Martha A. Erich waihed 101' six hours under the pm Central railroad viaduct at avenue and 128th stret, ea1iy to ah as Ernest Schwanenain. a ‘ was crossing the street.fl1'ed Ii at him, inflicting perhaps ds, The police say that Miss told them that Schwanenam iter'away from her home etbsed to marry her when eti. Without family 01 friends. . she had hoped that she had Sale of Men's, Boys" and ' Children‘s ' Suits andOvercoats ,Gents’ Furnishings I ' and Shoes D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN ST" 50. NORWALK killed him. Miss Erickson after the shooting started to 1'1111 away, but was overtaken and arrested. 0n the way to the police station she swallowed poison. which had been toticenled in her clothing and was taken to the Bar. lem Hospital ‘It is believed she is in a dying condition. ‘A letter found upon her indicated that she had contem plated suicide. . ‘ “Oh. dear!" sighed the iiI';si dear gill. who was examining the city of rectory in a drug store, "i can't. find the name at all What shall we do?" "Oh, i know," cried deal girl No.2 “let's go to some otheI drug store and examine their dlr.ector.v "—Chicago Daily News. . . . ‘ 1 J. Youngs, a retired manufacturer is DIES‘ hSUITS from "mum’s-00 up OATS from .......... $3.50 up 515 MAIN s'r., STAMFORD. 1 Furnishings, for ‘48 and so Wall St. . :1 and Ladies’ L. GOLDEN’S, 68 THE NEW SCIENCE Definitit‘m of Chiropractic ' Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad- lusting the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood ii creates pinched nerves and pain in later life. in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six ncrve systems in your body. ‘ Nervousn‘css, Rheumatism, Paraly- sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis. eases are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 114 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK Maonetle Treatments Given Also. THE GREAT w SHOE Clearance SALE is now going on. Come In out; get your share of the bargains. IIIIIIIIII I BRIIKIN 81 WASHINGTON STREET. Back of This Customer , of 0111's there is a crackling, sparkling, radiant story of con— tentment, comfort, earthen, the title of which spells ' “Hazleton C011!” 36. 25 $4.50 Do you want to enjoy that same story? We'llibe glad he ‘ send you a. sample of Haaelton , . Coal.1 ’ Hershfleld a Son to ' » ”'I'sL. 294. , .122 ware-net , 1... BARKHAMSTED MANUFACTURER ' ‘ DEAD. BARKHAMSTED Feb-.9 9.—~Edward dead at his home in Pleasant ,Valley, ‘3 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH‘NORWALK. oiling Oat Winter Stock Actually Below 1:11.11 as we do not carry over from one season to another. We have our- tailed lho prices to one-half of the original. value. . and be convinced. SKIRTS from ..............-32-98 “Pi SALE IN BOTH STORES' 33 ‘80. MAIN 8T1, SOUTH NORWALK. At SELLECK’S FOR 1 DAY ONLY, Saturday, February 6th I; Odds and Ends of Clothing and Men at Unheard of Low Prices. Willis H. » him Come WAISTBtrom 49o up FURS from $200 up CHILDREN' B COATS from . $1.98 up Men and Young Selleck VNorwaik. Conn. . First Annual Sale ,Coats, Suits, Waitts, Skirts, Millinery Furnishings NOW GOING ON AT Washington Street ALLEN STILL To GET His SALARY. Senate‘s Refusal to Confirm Him Doesn’t Affect Hie Pay. WASHINGTON. Fob. i).«—Very little ls heard about the Middletown post- ofiicr in Washington at pIesenL Soon often the rejection of Mr Alien by the senate. the point was raised that he could not mgnitinuc1 lo dmu his‘suiaIy. own it' tin,- posiolflce department cou- 11111ch him in oilico. ”was said the controller of the treasury could not under the law pay il..nnd Air. Allen’s (anemic-s down how thought they had him down and out at last. The ques- tion has now been thoroughly looked into. and the result. indicates that Mr. Allen can continue to draw his salary just as long as he remains at the head of the Middlulown postol‘ilce even if the senate 1111s refused to confirm him. The law is that no man who holds a recess appointment can draw his 11111 111\ if the senate whines to confirm but on the other hand any one who holds a commission can get his monel each month just as long as be stints in lilo office. Air. Allen is hold- ing the oilim or pustmoster 111. Middle- town under his-old commission and undei his old bond. lie will continue to hold until his successor is appoint- ed. and the only 1111111 who can appoint ills successor is the president of the United States. The situation is 11 pe- culiar one. and them pIobably is not another case like it. in the country to day. ' Tobacco Experiments WASHINGTON, Fob. 9.——Reillosoir tative. iienrv has taken up the matter of continuing the tobacco experiment in the Connecticut valley and has con suited with Secretary Wilson as to the future action of the department. The secretaxy has agreed with Mr. Henrv that he will consult with Dr. Gallo way as to what can be done. Sam 11 » tary Wilson has always been very far. arable towards the Connecticut tobac- ' cogrowcrs. and believes that these experiments should be. continued. but other sections are demanding the ser- vices of Dr. J. Ii. Stewart, and he will probably. be taken . away from Con- necticut. The idea of the department is, however. that these experiments can now be continued without the as- sistnuce of It representative of the dc pertinent always on the ground and the suggestion is now being made that the depaItInent can assist the grov‘vms bv having occasional visits of experts to consult and advise the growexs. The uncertainty as to whether Secre- tary Wilson will continue in the cabi- net after March 4111 makes him slower in deciding a matter of this kind, and the whole thing may go over until the next administratibn. Interesting to Sailors. WASHINGTON, Feb 9.——'l‘he house committee on the merchant marine has been considering for several days the bill providing that all sailing vessels of 300 tone or more must can-y a. li censed master and mate. Connecticut owners of vessels of this kind have objected to this bill as it would work 20% discount on and FUR ilOlilBS ”LANKI'. l' S... C title qualiti. Broken lots and odd prison in our Department to be closed out. at 100 per 511. it)% discount on all CIIINA tiliil JAI’ .iiA’I"l'I.\'(‘lS. 1 Short lengths of MAMI‘IINGS up In it) 51111., Special bargains in Ladlcs' M L'SiliN UNDERWEAR. NOS. sand 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. After Inventory Clean-Up Sale 'We have just finished our Annual inventory and i'fincl in every department surplus stock which must be cloned out. In order to reduce this stock and benefit our customers at the same time, we will hold this Clean- Up Sale 0M FOR 'l‘AillJiS ‘ prices. .1 251' IU price. SUITS and COATS. IIIcIIt marked for this sale without regard to former For one Week, Commencing Friday, Feb. 5th PLANNELIGTTE (IOWNS and SKIRTS at special f 1 Every garment in the depart- FURS. Any piece of Fur at cost. lilii'JSS (lUUIJS daily We will continue our Special Sale in our Housefur- ‘ nishing Department and special baIgniIIs uill be added TRISTRAM 81 HYATT NORWALK CONN 1.”- v. ”A... L... .. N»... v... .. IEIIIIS ilill IIINHIIIS Frank Mather Undertaker George. H. Raymond of Norwnik. was in New York this 11111111 Mather. who died in that city. to Nor walk on the 11:47 train this morning. The deceased was a member of Can- tain Kellogg’s Company, 11111.1 Seven- teenth Connecticut Volunlccr intair try. and i’orincI"iy resided in West Norwalk. ’i‘be interment will follow this afternoon in Riverside cemetery. St. Clair Smith. The death of St. Clair Smith oc- curred Sunday, at. Mount Pleasant, X. Y. He was thirty-seven years of age. Funeral services will be held tomor- row. Fimerai of Frank Brady. The funeral of Frank lirndy was hold this morning at 9 o‘clock from the Church of the Assumption, in West- porl. Rev. .1. .l. Duggun officiating. 111A torment was in Catholic Cemetery. in King street. that place. (we were i). P. Mch’eiinn, iddu'nral Ryan. John Quinlan, 'l‘hmunu Mctiiyun. James ()‘l.oary, John Duly; flower bearers. Michael (Doric and Henry i1iuxweiier. Richard ilnybuni 11111112; “Ave Mario” and “lienulil‘ul 1.111111 on High" and the choir snug "Nearer. My God. to Thee." as lhc remains were taken from the church. N0 SUCCESSOR NAMED YET. Sheriff Hawley Will‘Coneuit Lawyers in Regard to Sculley's Place. ”i haven‘t named any successor to Deputy Sheriff John W. Scullcy.” suid Sheriff linwley, yesterday. when ask- ed about the. South Norwnih deputy, whose Ictler of resignation was receiv- ed at the court house in liridgoporl. yesterday morning. "i will consult with the lawyers in Norwalk and South Nor'wnlk first and find out the senti- ments of those who have business with a deputy."- Sheriff ilnwley formally Mr. Scuilcy‘ s resignation yesterday. lie wrote a personal letter to the rellIing official, telling how pleasant their re- lutlons had been and regretting the South Norwalk ofiicer felt it nocessmv lo retire The letter of resignation read as, follows: '1 hereby lender you 1111' 11 slgnatiun as deputy sheriff for Falrihid (111111111 I am so fully occupied with 1Il1e1'11111t- ters of concern to me that 1 am unable to properly attend to the important duties of the ofiice and wishing not to embarrass \ou or inconvenience. those in this town who may have lugcut lit. i feel it my duty to take this step. With best wishes to yourself and my brothei dcpuiles which whom i have been so long and so pleasantly 11s socinied, i beg to remain, "Yours respectfully. (Signed) “.1. w. St‘lil.l.1:1\’.“ ‘ ' Some tall hustling is being done by candidates for the office. who have their friends at work for them. ' The day' s Sentinel. are. Chief Haroki 11‘. Clark. of the South Norwalk tire dc- partment; Constable .l. .l. Goodw‘in and former Constable S. C. Ireland. [also CLUB MEETING. Miss Frances. Hurei Entertainedl‘ the Members, Last Evening. The Norw'alk Bird Club met last evening at the home of Miss Frances Hurd, 43 West avenue. A series of life was shown, emphasizing how tame these birds will become when fed and protected. A year‘s subscription to Bird Lore magazine was voted sent to two of the outlying schools. where it had been for the past y.ear the club voted to do all it could to unnecessary hardship on ship owners. »A similar law was 111 force some years ago, and was repealed. The committee . on Saturday voted to lay the bill on the table, and tin disposes of it f01 this session at len_i..1 The Bankruptcy Law. ‘WASlith‘TON‘,’ Fens 9.—‘~Tbe effort to repeal the bankruptcy law passed by congress some- years ago was de» tested in this house Saturday mostly by the efforts of the New England members. The amendments that were added to the hill to strengthen it were at the age of 89 years, following one I . days'u illness of pneumonia. also mostly carried by the same h1em~ here. Most of these amendments were help defeat the bill introduced in the legislature to‘v‘ope‘n the season on shore birds August 1. instead of September 1. as at present: also to work for the on introduced by Mr. Ogden, of Wil- ton, making a close season (in wood “ducks. When can thinks of the num ber oi" campers on our shores in Au- gust. the amount of damage to all kinds of bird life would be apparent if they were allowed thé privilege to ‘hunt all the month. Some good finds are reported in Hianuarya bird list such as the red- headed woodpeokcr. red polls. sinkins. pine grosbeaks and chewink‘s. Jan‘ uary's list includes thirty-four, vario- ”if; and biought the remains of Frank 1‘ ’ The nail benr~ accepted ' need for the nominee of a deputy sher- .' 1 candidates. as announced in .vesler- . lantern pictures. showing winter blrd‘ needs of the people. needs—in other weir then went ahead Co. Forceful Price Cuts Upon All Winter Goods A Dignified Charge Account Plan Is. at Your Service A sytiem satisfied through years of Study—of 111' plan was made to fit those [e were sure we were right, ’l HE RESULT Thousands use our CHARGE AC COUNT PLAN OF CHARGING PURCHASES daily and the 1111 Is broadening right clung. It would hear eiit you. If you need Winter Apparel~anything from flats to Shoes—open a CHARGE ACCOUNT and get the benefit of reduced prices- FURNITURE February reductions on Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Buffets, Sideboards, Tables, Rugs, and all other things necessary to housekeeping. 29-31 West washington Street \"SOUTH‘ NORWALKe— ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ‘ An Acrostic. ' - A national gain was this great martyr's birth. Because his life was pure. his actssublimc; Revered and honored. be will ever be, ' ’ And high his name will stand l‘oI all oi lime. He rose from poor and humble walks of life, . A chief and statesman not as ,ch excelled. "I’ Made mighty hist ry in a stirring lime, , ‘ Lent freedom to a race in bondage held. 'In all those dreadful days 0ft i'.vii war. No man more true could then have been ntl‘hcud; . Could make defence of flag more him than he. 1 01' saved the Union With less life blood shed , . ‘ , .Jl ‘, ties, as‘ followsi» Greebe, gull. quail, three varieties of hawks, kingfisher; hairy and downy ‘woodpeeker, red- headed woodpecker. flicker, blue jay. crow, star] 3. meadow lurk, purple finch, gold nch, white thrbsted spar- row, tree and song sparrow. lunoo, chewink. Carolina Wren, winter wren, creeper. Mist-breasted nuthatch. chic- adee. golden crowned kinglet. robin. blue bird, pine grosbeak, American crossblll. Lamented hero! o'er your countiy's pride.i' Now and forever be our nrttion' 3 guide. GEO. J. KLUEPFEL‘. "My! What a disposition that black haired Miss Tartan has?" ‘ “No Wonder. You’d have a manual. tion just like hers it your misguided parents had named you micelles Sweet. " ~Chicag‘n Trlpuhe. First Reformed Smoker-4E0 you ya. out out the weed at last? Shake!1 Have a magazine on me—wbat kind do you prefer—flight, heavy or mad. 11.111111411111113. ,. .._. QM ‘
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