Bare—footed children
have the zumption oi little .
animals; never tired, ni—
wdys up to any lurk. Eda
,oc'ator shoes allow the feet
the same joy-giving free-
dom; a healthy support
of the arch and '
but no cramp
CONNEALLY
o BRACKEN,
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk. Tel. 363-4
‘A DECIDED IMPRIBDION ‘
has been made by our adher-
ence to quality. Quality come!
first with “II, We don't: sell poor
liquor tor the suite at offering it
at a cheap figure. But we do '
sell good liquors for little mon-
ray—very little indeed when qual—
ity is taken into cpnuhloretion.
Magnet 8. Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone 6424all
HOMER S BEERS St CO
22 West Washington Street, S. Norwalkv
26 Woodward Avenue,
13 Main Street, Norwalk
..S Norwalk
Hillii on lilllllllll
w-..—
Several Matters Passed By the
Senate In a Short Ses-
sion Today
lt‘ch.
had a hiltll'l session today.
Iiiousc sppn out a long dchntc on a
‘ircsolutlnn to IlltOl‘llol ate the llilfotrl
il.r\lt'l‘i“()Ri.). 15. »»»»» 'l‘hn Sonata
hut IIN'
Men’s Russia Calf
SHOES
Latest High Toe and Heel
BUTTON—43 . $3.50—LACE
——'— MAX” LEVY —-
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
opt: BILL or FARE.
In our bins today may be found
a fine lot of freshly mined Coal,
‘ including Jeddo, Highland. Hazle-
ton and Old Company‘s Lenigh
Caitlin also Free-burning Coals
that have stood the test of time.
Our Coal is all true to name and
‘ and is not misrepresented in any
-, particular.
I Full portions. prompt sertn'ce.
What‘s your order?
I'Tluttt t‘ontpany. 'l‘hc c'ltllldors tr'clc
‘IIIIIII with New lintcn men who had
ItUllle how to appeal lict‘otc the tinancc I
The ‘
indications were that “105! of those on ’
couunittcc on the bond issue hills.
hand werc against tho proposed hoods
which would aggrcgatn 31,675.000.
poratlng .l. .\i. (‘odtnath
Mutts; W. H. t‘nldvrcll.
It: W. l). Hot-d. Fort Atkinson. Witt;
C. l.. Hill, lioscndalc. Win: S. .\I, Shot--
moltct', ltlcclcston. Md; .I. It. Flaunt.
Olncy. Pa: Ezra Michal-r Pcnns’yly-‘tt
nln; Ii. ll. 'l‘uttlo. Naughtuclt Putin,
and Robert Scovilln, Sallshury. Food.
as tho American llunrnooy (‘attlo t‘luh.
was passcd. 'l‘hc ohjcct is to guard
the purity and promotc tltc latch-sis
or the breed of Chemistry cattle, and
to publish and maintain a Ilt'l'iI hook
for registering tltc pedigrees.
llrooklinc.
'Thc twoiution authorizing tlw
'l'hompsouvllle Wnlm- l‘otnpan) to ill-
crcauc its capital stat-it up to an
amount to $150.00“. was lllli-Int‘ll.
A msolution atnondlng the charter
of the (‘onncctlcut General l.lt'c Insitl‘~
ancc (‘ompany by increasing the num-
ber of directoru. toolt the tattoo pus-
sngc.
(Titoncj' Ilrothcrn, a corporation, In
nllom-d to incl-char Its capital stock
by the rcmlution Which panned on lllc
part ol’ the Scuttle.
'l‘hc House passed resolutions on in-
rmnhlc rcporta. cxtcnutnz thc tlntc for
organizing thc I'DI‘lIitlltI Scwcr (Tom-
pany uutil tln- rising oi the ncxt llcn-
cral Assembly; utttcuriiun lhc charter
of tho Nt-w In-pnrturc Manufacturing
Company. oi ilristnl, to allow it to in
crease lta capital stock up to ilvc tull-
lion dollars: to allow tho 0. Ill. Shay
Fertilizer (‘ontpnuy ti) tncrcrtsc its
cttpital stuck.
'l‘hc town of Sayhroolt wllI t‘cccil’c
its school grant by possum» ot‘a rcnnhr
tlon. In thin action it won oxpluinod
lllnl at last scratch the illness of tho
Ilclttl oi the Snyhroolt School Board
dcluyt-d llw making of thc application
tor the stntc grant.
A long tlnhhlc was lit-01min out ot‘ct'
the incorporation or the Mitford 'i‘rlutt
Company. which tinally was ttthlcd.
you want the
. your dealer for
I no”: Willow, Twin City
A‘ Nuwt or Little Gem
, , CIGARS
A
fALL DEALER!
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IV REMIDYI
mm-..“ ”www.mm. .. e-..
"Best Cigars, ask
«av—1...“. .. .. t
blbbioulot-n °
ltr-prcat-ntnliyt- ,Ilotchklua enld Itc
ltlltlt‘l‘illtiotl that the capital pluck of
this company will hc tendon. lie did
not lit-ltcw that any trust company
uhould lw allowed to rtzcolyt» lrttnl
funds without ulvinx u IIOIIII.’
llcprcscntntivo Whlton expronsotl
the opinion that tho Milford Trust
Company in properly unto-trunnion un-
der itu charter.
Representative Dunn said he unlit-v.
cd that the capital stock of any corn-
puny nhould on $60,000, and that it
uhonltl he paid in. lie hinted that. iltc
matter he tabled.
The motion wal subsequently with
drawn to permit debate.
ltoprom-utatlvo Banks mild he know
of trust companies doing outline-u pr!»
titahiy under a capital at only $25,000.
lioprrnmttntlve Wltlton said the hilt
had horn on the Calendar nuiiiclont
time to Kivo tin-miners an opportunity
to he hoard. lie was willing that the
bill be tabled if any ninennment wore
to he otter-ml. He compared tho mouth
or Willtmnntlc with a population or
H.230 and Milford with it population
or 4.366 lie thought that Millard hav-
to: a mailer population trends mullet
oupltnltsatton.
Representative Dunn initiated that
the capital Itoclt ot the Mitford Trout
Company would he up. 000. He not
thlt many oompttntu are ormtud by
promoters who ul 3‘ percentage tor
organisation and honoring capitol Ian
thin company unpaid have no trouble
innroulntt its nuptial The aim was
IRIISI Ill]. Rilllllllllllii
‘('Olll‘l. January .‘il, A. l).,
in tho Scuttle the resolution incor-‘
Peter-horn. N. '
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tttlt turns
SOLVENT NO'I‘li‘I‘).
District of Norwalk. an”
till I.
Estate of Susan Mctlttll, talc of Non
walk in said district. deceased.
'i‘he (‘ourt of Prohnte tor the District,
:of Norwalk. ltnlh limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof tor
the rrcdltorn or said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who til-gloct to present their arcounto.
properly nttcstcd, within said little.
will he deharred a rrwoyory. All per-
sous lndchtt-ri to said (“lilit‘ are re
out-sled to make ltnml-dintn ptutncut to
.I(lli.\' I‘. .\lc.\IAii()\‘
Executor.
I'tohatc
ISIS
‘ so} H: \"r NU'I‘iIE
| District or Norwulk. an,
;(‘ourt. January iii, A. ll.. lllll.
I‘Iitllille of Mary McI'Z. (Titirltostcr, Ifllti
of Norwalk. in said district. dot-eased.
’l‘ltc t‘onrt ot‘ Promo.» for the District
of Norwalk hath lllnilctl and allowed
six months from tho tlntc lit-rcpt tor
‘lhc creditors of sold within to exhibit
tltclr claims for Sl'IlIl‘lllt‘llI l‘hone
who ucplm-t to present tltolt utcnunte
lllllIIt‘lI\ nltcalcd nilhin uaid time.
will ho dchurrcd n rccorcry. All per»
noun iutlohlcd to said cstaic arc rc-
(lilt‘fillltI to make immediate jilljnlent to
i'rollult‘
HENRY SICYAIUIYR.
(I it 15 Administrator.
tnhicd to glvc .\ir lluntt than to offer
an ullli'lltIIUt‘Ili. This prnrizintl that
the capital stock of thc company “ill“
be $50,000 innlcud of 323.com with Sill..—
liutl paid in.
Alter tit-hale this run loot.
ltvprrmontattw Hotnltkise then offer-
cd an amendment that the capital
stuck ot the company I." paid to within
two ycura alter issuance of charter.
lic said that it this were a hone title
company the organization should he
colnplolt-d within that time.
licprottctttntivc Whiton hold the co-
[Irt‘ matter is covered by tho pi-t-nvni
:tlatulcs.
"lhltt atnontitncm has lost.
MISSES LYNCH ENTERTALN
Fltty Friendo Guelto It a Reception
no Crescent Terrace
The Misses Lynch entertained a
company of fifty or more Irinntlu, inst
owning. at their home on (lrosccnt
'l‘crrnco. 'l‘ht- gathering won in honor
of St. Valentine, and thc decorations
and rctrr-uluucntn were in keeping with
the titty. and mttch enjoyed. llonrtu
prorrd the prittripnl diversion. tho tirttt
priznn hcinu secured by Mills Margaret
‘l‘ttmtnauy anti Edward Kane. and tilt-
ronuolatlon prize went to Maiwl West-
on. \‘ocul and instrumental music
was indulged in. Mil-m Edith Motor, oi
Ncw Hurt-n. rendering violin SUICILIHIII
Mission Alice HIIIEII tutti Axum: Mc-
I'calw anti AIM)“ Smith, vocal anion.
As the nitrate tlcpttrteti they volt-ti
the Minoan Lynch splendid entertain
I, I‘ll
BRiDGE IOND iMUE HEARING
A hullvtln torched in Norwalk thin
morning from Hartford give! notion
that the hearing on the hill that hurt
noon lntroduood into the lcuilluturn.
culling tor the nuctluninx or a $250.-
000 hood issue in connection with the
Washington utrnet bridge. will he held
hetero the finance commlttoo at the
notittol building Tllt‘ltdly, February
“list. at it p. In.
No CHOICE. FOR "NATOI.
ALBANY. Pct). lh.~-*'I'VIEIIvaIIIIIi
joint ballot to.» United States nuuulor;
linutocmlmaheehnn, til: Kenton.
lit. illicitpnrd, it; Glynn. ll: iAttloton.
ll: Balm, ll; OBrleu. l; Parker. l;
Maximum] .
lien llcnnm-Dopew. 72.
Total vole cut-18!
Stationary for choice—~92
GILL GOVtINMINT FOR IHILAND
LONDON. Fol), tin-«During the pie
limlnury home rule debate in the
Henge of Common: today. Premier M.
qntth reiterated his declaration that
the governments hm tool: filter the,
“veto hill” tutti been dimmed or would
he to oorry out a policy of hill loit-
government tor lrelenti.
its—A ITRANQ! AMIDIN‘I‘ [X'tAfisl
A‘I'ION.
‘ There are It in toot! mu loft tor
“The Late Mr. Jone!" SW
the Round Table (itch. tie;- night.
gt it: s Thanh. ’i’ioltetl,’ . Boo.
,, import
~~Doportmnt or Agriculture Trying to
Internet "more In industry.
Uncle 8m in undiu: out aotrcttur
to show tumors how they cut ruin
[ourdn and note pipou tor smoker: at
I profit. The gourdo do not now u t
rapidly on the gourd: of ancient times,
but it in udd they non he produced ‘
in almost any part of this country
, from need tint is supplied by the gov-
ernment, with the directions for
planting and tor making piper.
in South Attica the gourd in nailed
the coalition. Boer- mndo pipes oi
the gourd. for many yearn, but the
worlgtook little notice until alter the
Boer war when the English henna to
them. Later the demand
spread to the United States, and now
there II 5 lane market for the pipes
at ‘8 to 812 ouch. according to the
circullr of the Department of Agricul-
ture.
The Boot! tried to monopolixe the
need of the gourd, but a large supply
its: been necttred. and there to prop-
poct that the crop will become gen-
eral. lilo unorted that the gourd plpeu
color like moorocllaum and are highly
appreciated by smokers. AI no two
gourdl Ire exmtly alike. each enmit-
er ha: a pipe of special pattern, and
us the size: vary so much the work of
preparing them in done by hand in-
clude! machinery.
r... ~.~._... .m...» ._...._
The Puunper'o Run.
A» a train was approaching Shef-
field a man nested in one of the com-
portmente noticed A lady looking
troubled. and united her what was thr
mutter.
“i’re lost my ticket. and they will
charge me with trend." said the lady.
"0h, never mind, I‘ll work a hill"
dodge with the guard," and he got his
own ticket out of hire pookct and tore
the corner on and gave the ticket to
the lady.
' When the train arr-two II tiller-
flPId the guard l‘tlIItr‘t‘II‘d III lIlt' ilt‘It-
eta but one.
“Where in your IIt'ItFIUtlII'I" he take
cd of the gentleman.
"i [in It to you."
"No. you didn‘t." replied the guard.
“I shall have to call the station mm»
ter."
When the station mentor arrived he
laid:
"Where II your ticket. young than?"
"I love it to the guard. See it he
has 1 ticket with a corner torn off."
replied the Iharp nun.
0n nomhlnm or tonne, the. guard
found it.
"Now." Ititid the young man. ”see if
thin Illa it.“ n he gave him the corner
of the ticket.
A look of surprise conic orcr the
north “are and ht- crept mil ut the
carriage dumbfounded
.1.
inconsistent Mao.
lie toll- htnnyt-ntoriu about how u
Womln drivu‘o hum. Ind ulcer: his
automobile up n Men-uh polo
lie in nlwnylifluiu postscript: to
his letterv—hut he an: the long dis.
inure telephone do explain what he
omitted in hll bullpen communica-
tion.
He can explain the wireless teleg-
rnphy Intent to his wild: but he ran-
not understand for doocrlption of a
new bonnet.
He loves to Mint the splendid ol-
oreioo of auto; brood but he to will
in: to mu another man to enjoy the
oxen-loo.
He writes card! to 'the paper.
mtnlt problem ploy-wood "can
at thotticket window it he cannot get
to town.
He doesn't go to church on Sunday
bee-lilo he want: to read the paper“
but through the week he II optioned to
sluice at the headline on hi: on:
down town.
The Ancient Inhmtno.
The Brnhrnlno were the lawyerl.
priests, prof-noon, the solo inctrurted
clue, the not: outhoritiu on tutu,
morality. the pole «whorl.- ot when
overs stood to the place of antenna.
Everybody won to minister unto thorn
everybody to give way to thorn The
Brohtnlu we. above the law He won
"not to be Iubjooted to corporal pun-
iohmont, taunt not be imprlooned. or
lined. or called. or reviled." in the
In at the Vishnu it we: written:
"The Dreamin- nut-in the world. it
to by the lover of the Brannon- that
the [ode mid-xiii bur-n." Under
English rule and idea the content
out in. loot come of it. pmttu, hut
to pull I forcible reminder of it: tom»
or standout.
.leponm bottom.
A writer. duct-thin mm on up
one» Minn. em when it active
lady «tori the carriage Illa slips her
tut tron her may now eta-on upon
the not. and thorium «manly wtth
tier toot doubted math her. A mo-
ment tutor Iho ii to I rtumto, or
her little pipe. it holds loot enough
to produce two to“ whim ot omen.
All 3min W lit With their
foot upo- tho out at- tlto our and not
no W on; Wit-II the tit-trot
'Wm to ,3 blue automa-
fie
,‘ .I {-
I m m WI 1min round
‘ pith! mom.
a trout out when the bullet come: ,
rust
Norwallt’s ,
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
Leading Dry Goods Store
Sweeping Reductions
in Our Entire Line of .
Furs, Muffs and" Scarfs
PERSIAN LAME. BLACK FOX, BLACK WOLF. SITKA WOLF. ELACK RACCOON.
' BLACK OPOSSUM, BLACK MARTIN, JAPANESE MINK, GREY SQUIRREL.
. ‘ ‘ Present Prices, $5, to $22.50
ALL THE CHILDREN'S FJURS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SITKA RACCOON.
FORMER PRICES 310 TO, $45.
1
BOOK AGENT’S ~SCHEME.
Unique Plan for Getting a Hearing
With Busy Houeewlvel. -
'i‘hc fatally with a lurnluhed tint for
rent learned lhc otln-r day of a now
xamc that is helm: worked. 1
I
A we'll-dressed strangcl‘wto ullt‘k tof
a conventional phrasrwcnnte into theI
unite alter the hotntowil’c had pressed.
the- button that unlocks the front door
downstairs, and said he'd noticed in
thc'pnprre the hat was to he rented
for the summer tarnished,
'l‘hc woman altowcd him litrmtxh;
thc aultc. bragged about the iroiih air
that always circulated through the
hedrootm when they loam the front
window and the hall transom Ollt‘ll.l
IllllI cnllcd hie attention to the rxccp-
tlonnlly large hnlrony to tilt on. own»
inks.
He followed hm- about nodding ap~
pl‘OHtI at orcrythlng she said, but
sham-d no actual enthusiasm unlit
eho panucd In front of thc sct‘tlonttl,
hookctntc in tho rich ;
ion hate tho nutlrus or It first
rate liltlc Illtlnr) hilt" tic remarked. ‘
“It up should tallc this nuito lot the:
summer I shall certainly enjoy broww
lug among your hooks IlM‘v. i‘tn par-i
ttcuinrly interested because I'm in the
hock business. that is. l‘re tit-cu intro.
duc'iux a worlt tu Clrrciuud entitled
'Comtnrnttrc Studies in the History
and Literature of All Nations.” it
comes in thrcc different styles oi
hiurilng. ,lllst lot the snow ytmv-
And he pullcd a prospr-rtnu from
out or the pinch oilcloth hug com-cal-
cd under hilt com. , I
Site tonnage-d to make It perfectly
clear to him that shc wan not going
to buy any act or "l‘ornparntivc Slud-
ion In the History of Literttlttrc or All
Nations.“ and gotd‘itl of him, but all
he was the first hoolt agent that had
contrived to get punt the doorway of
her hat in a your or so the allfl‘t‘tis or
III! iiat hunting dodge hurt her pride
a whole iot.»--t‘lc\'r-innd Plain Dealer.
“Evoryhody is congratulation thr-
young t‘OInlIt' uhouc arrangement has
just neon announced.
"lieu." replied Mien (‘aycnntn “in
public. Privately, his Irlrlxlu are any
ittg he ought to he warned about lwr
temper. and ltrr friends are naylm'.
they can‘t immune what ehc over now
in him." ~ Watthiuptton Star.
“l’n, i want to learn pyrogrophy at
school."
"Now. i ain't goiu'fto spend monry
no ouch n Ioolinh way. Your Ina can
learn you all you want to know about
tnokin‘ pten."~»llaltlmore American.
Witty—John. .lohp, theres a bowler
going throtnth )onr trouneru
linh (noconcnrnedlylw Oh. you two
light it out between vournrlvett. unor-
ton 'l‘rnnlcript.
Frederick A. Ella, lunnnnrr-r of tho
Vorwullt Saviour: soviet)! attended a
atoning or the Connontlcut aovlnun
“Ink Exetutive i‘ommlllee hold in
the limit oi the Society for timings. In
liurltord. ynuterdux.
L
t... .. w m... M. n.— "an-.. .
A which or Milli?!
about lion's mi ”OW * Clothing
on! where to buy it. Look out tor
nullity outwmnho that the treat
. manual. You at it here. We
.1 Monti hr the one it: oi our mode.
’ilottt. company on prion with
“the ”‘1'“. lily of goods IIM'IaOMS
ll compare very tovnmhl1
vt'i‘ho‘n oonattm good memento
valence. environmental. and to
‘ BWIMII‘; that [M to moire duh
:« Ink?“ tIt‘uo a pinion, Idiom
w l‘du We not on tho
mom tor rm no. uni on the
door to? prions out eon '
Hmrhouu unit (5 lbs. or men)
Come in and see
WHY
we sell more goods than any
other two stores in town
we hold our old customers
, WHY
we gain new customers
every day
WHY
it’s the best store in town to
buy your Furniture-
February Reductions
in our Furniture Department
a Discount of 10, 20 and 25%
will be given on all pur-
chases during this
month
Come and Make your Selection
cash or Credit
H. KriegerSz Co.
“A New Market
to chime of a competent man, has
boon opened at :l ltouton St.
Round Ito-ti (ii the. or more) ..
Overcoats
are ntltl in good demand. and it ‘
would he profitable tor you to
son tlw Qttnllty mermaid two
art now polling tit
"0.00 and $12.00
.100 It.
12o lb.
Itrlelo Itnh (5 the. or more). .m ill»
Pot Rout (ti lbs. or more) .I to too 5.
I1 clout. pound. to more upon.
A l trash. young. native hoot.
RININIIR THE ADD”!!!
3 Benton Street
m .
Delicatessen
Thoroughly up to Iota. Veto to.
”cotton invited. Everything Ian-
« am out under gnu.
Vulture elm” welcome.
that lnrmet‘i} void iron: 81400 ‘
to 320.00"
tierenlmilnnlntnih" mot-opal.-
among them. Almost all trial. 5
p
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