j. ‘ ‘ led childron
' hermit: gumptien at auto
atdmtiit aortic 91M: sziu
mysup topny lurk. Ed—
new» shoes at... hit an .
‘ tho so, magma; been
} Willy support
oi the mi. and ‘ heel.
but no cramp
vim
-. .
‘ 9' CONNEALLY
33/ a snscxeu,
81 WASHINGTON eraser.
So. Norwallt. Tel. 363-4
IF THE WEATHER'S cold
and, stormy there is nothing bet-
ter for me than a fire of blazing
PLUTO .CANNEL. Coal; and ii
I am getting gloomy there‘s a feel-
ing rushing thrztugh me of a
warmth that fills my very soul.
Cannel Coal is bright and cheeiy
and a man need never fear he I
will be gloomy where a fire of this
is known: it's the coal for which
. .you're pining and like sun at
noonday shining. ev'ry flicker has
a comiort of it} own.
lift-at prices for Saturday are as fol~
*lowa:
lest He'avy Rlb'lioast
.14 to the lit.
Best Steaks-Sirloin ........... .ifle
Portal-house ................. 20c
,Pot Roast. from ............. a to tile
*Bpring Lamb Legs. ’at ........... the
' Mutton Leos. st ................ tZir‘ae
loot Small Pork Roast .......... 14o
Isat, Pork Chops ................. the
Native Chickens and Fowls. 20 I 220
Natito Veal. all kinda of Canned and
Dry Fish and Pickled Goods.
Chamock' s Market
76 NORTH MAIN 81'.
TEL CALL Mob. FREE DELIVERY
”532...- , -
,. Mn--.
GERMAN BANK OANKRUGT
Manama} on the pawn. Ger-
many. March? The \‘ersinsbank at.
tar experiencing a Hill. suspended on
Novetnbet 2% watt declared bankrupt
nodal. ho losses are estimated at
“.000. and they involve total ulpi.
rial of 25,000 and from lllty to sixty.
yer be t. of lite depositos which
'mnotinted tq.tl.250.0llo when the run
boson. .7
It Is statod that the bank invested
too he viiy in the mortgages of land
i
‘ authorising him to sell certain real as-
lllllli Illicit?
canton or Gil‘iCE.‘
W
ilistrict oi Ndrwsilt. an. itrohater .1
Court. March ii. A 1).,ii.
iiiiitsle oi Mar) Moll}. Chicheutor. late
of Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
What-ens. written application has
been made to this Court by the ad-
reallcns therein sot torth i‘m' an order
late or said estna
application ‘
Ordered
heard and determined at the Probate
to described in said
and that public notlt 9 thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
hating a circulation in said district.
at least five data before said day of
hearing.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
Judge
..............
on If
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Not'waik. sa.. Probate
lourt, February 20. A. I).. lilli.
Estate of John MulJerInott. late of
tho titty? County and State of New
York. (let-cased.
The Court oi Probate tor Mic Dis»
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed at). months treat the date hornet
for the creditors of said estate to ex
hibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their so
Counts. properly attested. within said
time. will be debarreti a recovery. All
persons indebted to said oblate tine re~
quoutod to make immediate payment to
()Vi'EN McllEilMilTT,
Zxocutor.
I21 28 In?
.....
Association in Dahbitry list and
Bucks Stove Suit to Back
the Present Cass
NEW YORK. March 7.~~-I"Iglll
against an alleged boycott in the Non
York market against non-union made
wotubworhiur: materiala was begun
yesterday with Inauuiaottlrurs from
the South and illitldln West an t'om‘
plaiuauts,
Thu llllII‘IliUWtill association. which
proaurututi the boycott units in tho
llsnllury hat oouwnny and tho But-ks
Store and Range vases and will back
,tlle pl‘t-M‘ni suit. fil‘l‘Iiil't'Il that the at:-
tion In oi futurearhluit importation in»
ruuau upon its "suwess depends the
'luture condurt of mnployorn and em-
3 ployoos In every Iil'illll'h of the build
log trade.“
The suit tiled in thr- l}. S. circuit
court is against the national and local
pillow-i. of the (farponlnrs' Union and
all 0! the New York contractors who
have'sgrt-ed with the union to use only
union made. trim. it ooolts to i‘tlfilrnil’l
the cantentrrs and I‘unii‘nclol'il tram
further carrying out this agreement
and alleges that tho produbts of mid
tilt" west nml southern woodsork man-
lecturers wlto employ non union lsbot
is boycotted.
The eight fit-Ina who nru portion to
tho notion are: l‘eino Lumber com.
pany. Ltd. (lould Msnularturlng
company. tlu- It. hirMillon company.
Morgan company and tho. Lothmnu
Cyprus“ company. of Oshkosh. Witt.
Cumin and Yale compan). of Wau~
can. Wis,. W. D. Crooks and Sons.
0! Williamsport. Pa. and the Bristol
Dru-r and Lumber company.
Among the dolondsnts are the local
officers of the United Brotherhood oi
Carpenters and Joiners of America and
the Amalltamstod SONNY of (tarpon
tors and a number of oxocnIiro oill~
our; of the national orsattiaation. All
together about 120 local matractora
arc named as doiondsnta. among them
many prominent concerns.
According to Walter Gordon Merritt,
attorney for tho anti—boycott associa-
tion. western trim manufacturers are
in poaltion to furnish tho New York
marital with woodworker this descrip
tlon at a saving to the public at almost
forty per cent. But. as alle in the
suit, the combination compla ed of hu-
twson the union carpenters and con-
tractors acts ”as snootlvoly as a Claim
can well" to the exclusion of wood-
work tron open shop mills in the
south and middle west. .
HOSPITAL NOTEO. r
John Mansi. . of Chestnut strnui.
South Norwalk wu discharged from
tho hos ital yesterday attornoon.
or 1
oval“ mil attribute! bio esra
NO ONE IHOULD II WITH-
OUT V?
in their home. is what thosu
who hova used our pure and
tsunami Ruppnrt‘s liner us.
It will make the debilitated
sturdy and strong. and is s
pleasing and delicious beverage
for dinner. luncheon or bolero
iotlrius. When once team so
one would be without Ratios rt’s
tieor. We will deliver it by tho
ease. barrel or hell barrel or
. m tantrum.
mlnistratot of said estate praying for‘
That said application be'
‘ allies in Norwalk. on theMtlI day of.
‘ March. Hill at 2 unlock ailernoon;
at West Washington Shoot Store
~ Titer... Wed. and Thurs. .
I
Special for Wednesday .
Forequarter. of Lamb, 1b 5c
Homer 8. Beers & Co.
13 MAIN ST” NORWALK
E! W. WASHINGTON IT" 30. N03.
25 WOODWARD AVE» 00. NOR.
SIIIIIIIIII BillIIIIIElI'S
RESIBIIIIIIIII iIIIPIIIi
President Tali Finally Acts and
Appoints Walter L. Fisher
at Chicago
WArlHlNil TON. Match 7. lilvhutd
A llalllngor'a resignation as secretary:
of the interior dated January ll last,‘
one fli'tepiod today by President Tall.
and Walter I. b‘ioitor or (‘ hitago was
appointed an his successor. his com
mission being signed Immediately by
the proaidum. Mr. Fisher will take
olilce sithln a low (is):
Suit-clan Balllugnr tendered his run-
ilualion in a letter on .lannnn ill has
log it entirely upon the condition or
his health. The president l‘tlipiitiii at
once. expressing his confidence in Set-
retsry Baliinner; his reluctance to so»
copt his resltnatlon; and mounted the
mwtnn to remain in other» until the
close of the session of (‘ buttress. int
modiutolt upon tho udiontumont oi
Congress Summary llallinxor renewed
his request that ho ho rullt-Vod at a
date suiting the president‘s conven-
learn. but Immediately It possible. To-
day President 'l‘aft in a letter formally
aonnplml the resignation.
The , conest-outlining» lit-tween the
president itllti the secretary Is not vol.
uminous. but displays beyond question
the ronilrienoo which Mr. Taft has re-
posod in Mr. Iflnllinuor throughout the
long sit-ac. and tho indignation with
whirl: be him \‘II‘WNI the snark upon
the sol-rutsn'u wrsonal surPofilclal lu
tuttriiy.
"l haw had the fullosl opportunity.“
lhu prunidenl says. in his lotto. aroopt.
lug the resignation, "to know you, to
know your standards or survive to tho
xovurnment and tiw public. and know
your motives. to know how you have
administered tour other and to ltnow
the motives or those who haw onsalldd
you. l do not hesitant to say that you
have, been the object or one of the
most unscrupulous conspiracloa for the
automation of rhamctor that history
can show.“ And In tho onnrlnslon or
his letter the ptuident douisros that
"every dbro of my ustltro rebels
against such hypocrisy tram-ring to
the attacks upon llallinltcr‘s chhrso
tor). and norms am to fight such a
combination and such mmhods to tho
blilnr and. lost sot-moo in this in
stance may form It dontorullsing prone-
dont. lint personal consideration for
you and yours makes me feel that l
have no right to ask you (or a further
sarriflcu."
The president goes on to declare it
m-idrut that he has been himself Iho
ultimslo obJort at the attack and says
IIIili to insist upon Mr. Bantam-r": to
Inainlng in onion "with the prospects
oi further adorns against you. in NM
fishly to impose on your more of a
burden than t ought to impose."
The. president}. letter at acceptance
is a swooping and uncompromising
derlsration of faith in Mr. Balllnaer's
personal character and motives and in
his oillciai integrity and competency.
It was written this morning. and is
as follows:
“Dear Mr. Socmtsry:
”I accept your resignation with
i reluctance l have had the tail
opportunity to know you. to know
your standards oi oervloe to the nor
ornntent and the Min. to know your
olives. to know ow you have admin
red your onion and to know the
motives of those who have assailed
you. i do nut hesitate to say that you
have been the obioot of one at the
roost unscrupulous conspiracies for
the defamation of character that his-
toryran show.
"i have deemed it my duty not only
to the government. but to society in
uttered to ilsht out his“ battle to the
and. confident that. n the end your
fellow oitisess would see that the inn
preosions of you as a man and as the
administrator or .s hish'ouhllo ethos
were false and were the result or s ml.
iioious and unprlnstpied plan for tho
use at the press to misrepresent you
and your notions. and torture every
form the worst criminal
circumstance however tree from
manual thence into proof alum”
rap to v
ith a; hymtittoal pulsars that“
thsywdid sot noon» you or demotion
in order to ovoid the assess.“ that
I
ill debit filial! mate
the phariaoau ot‘ old as the only pure
membeIs of socleh atnusted by the
spirit or selfsattiilco for their fellow
men. ‘
"Every fibre of my nature rebels
against such hypocrisy and nt-rvos me
to tight such a combination and such
methods to“ tho‘bitter end. last success
in this Itietahct- may form a demoralis-
lug precedent But personal consider-
iIuion for you and yours makes me feel
that l hut-é no right to ask you for
lturther Matinee 0! course. it has
been made (trident that I was and am
the ultimate obit‘t't of the attack: and
to insist. stains" your will. on your rt:
ntsining in ‘olilco with the pronoun
of further allortu against you is sel
ilshlt to impose on you mate 0! a bar-
dsn‘ than tonight to impmo.
“As i only iarnwnll to you. let me
renew my expressions of sfl‘ootion sud
sinenrnsl ruspoot i‘or you and or my
urolound gratitude tor your. hard
work: your unraryiug loyalty. and
'our niloctlro public marina, i hope
and play that success may attend you
In your p ion and that real hap-
ublnoegy will u to you and tours
turn to that contmunii)
sham you.“ the and whose members
know rottr north as a man and a citi-
son and who ulll N‘CL‘I‘Q you again
with open arma.
"Sincerely yonrtl.
“WILLIAM ll. 'l‘.\l-‘T."
IIIII IIIIII IIIIIII
IIII. III] III IIIII
W” on a It}: Women Who
list M iii Flames at
Laltsvisw, II. c.
IAKI-J\'LEW"\. i3. Mar. 7.“*~Twu wot
then lost their‘iivos in a tiro which
destroyed the new Inch Crystal hotel.
It tourist rosary, mat opened this not
I
'i
l
nonfiosrly 3 mm “to dead are:
Miss Anusu11lrnes. New Y.orh and
Mrs. G. c. aw Haven Conn
Howard urea clerk of the
hotel. and or, W. 1!. tools“. wife
of the manssor..rooeived serious in»
juries and burns, The tire was dis-
covered about .Iltc unlock and the
llamas spread so quickly through the
lam frame building that all effort to
cheek theta was tuttile. ,iiiss Barnes.
who was on the third Ioor. oonld not
be rescued. an‘l’lMs bdfited to death.
Her bodt harm t been recovered
from the Mom rs. “Petite. an old
orly woman. its by
her son. t‘ “s stained seri-
ous inlurteu and all from th lniur
Ins and the shock an hour int
Howard \‘thltmom. tho rlurk in the
build saved man) of the 25 guests
in the hotel the is how continua to
his bed from laiurios retrained Those
who escaped worn oni) partially chili
and lost all their belonsinx. lncludiua
terse amounts or money.
The homes of tho village have been
thrown open to the autism-s. Tho
loss is about “0.000. partly covered
by insurance.
lliiilli IIII iiiliIiIS.
James I. Iiynn, Jr.
mission. do. was born on
March 8th to m. lad Mn. Janos a
Flynn. or No. a liiuboth street The
child passed may handily afternoon
at 1:30 o'elocit.rsnd tho interment
ooit place yesterday morning in at
Mary I Gsmeierr.
mow
OHAROID WITH BOIIll'lY.
vhf-i-
Young Men in Wet-bury Teott Cash
and Mennonites item Itare.
PluthVthll. ‘ March la-«li‘ranlt
Dowiin . so you old. Henry Matri-
anesn Polar hetlth.sllothterbu -.
were amiaaed before Justice bl.
Radar hsro tilde blamed with built!
u. sad or about Ive dollars in cash.
roe wore held tor
in «that or
an
“in 1""5..3.t«u-«w'
entered and rob the store of l‘. .l.
Prior or mannerisms «land at about
sill plum lltr. The other two
“Manet ““ng probable abuse
trial at this““ am oi the Inner
ior Quorum oi tenuous county antler
, Mm inflating) lathe entity
WWW “a
cm W mew thslso mm
wait savor 7‘
. 0n,
‘ Norwsllt’s' Lorna: no o... s...
NOS. 3 and s GAZETTE hiliLDIhlG. NORWALK’. con».
ash ress Geods
A Great Variety of Dainty Shades and Patterns Reasonabiy‘ Priced
SiLK srswao vOILes ..... see ya. corron FOULARDO ........iilo Yo.
PRETTY reruns ......2semc vo. scorcH GINOHAMB.....I....25e,YD.J
PLAIN voitee ...... toe yo. oougsrtc omenma..:.12mw.
. ‘ I ,. . ' . g, ,.'
. - ,1 7r 3""
FLAon—vboolts like linen; wants like linen. at a cotton price. Many colors and desians. 18¢ yd Plain
w’hlto. .2So- 49:: yo. And man) outer materials for Spring and Summer wear
r
a.” . . . w._....w..«.....4 L... .,,1
Advance showing of a. few novelties in I ..
SPRING
FOOTWEAR
such all lilo venomous" 6x3
FORD for young linen. and SATIN
PUMPS for young ladies.
. _, t
—- MAX LEVY ___.,,
.Iss wssumorou eraser salons
souru sonwaux
DeliCatessen
Thoroughly up to data. Vour in-
I
speetien invited. Everything Ian-
ltary and under glass.
it is talking ll
’ gihetnerits or ;
Hoosrer or it?
‘4‘.
Comeinsnd letusgivatbou a
demonstration. ilEVery Rouse-
keeper who can spare a so
her kitchen wants a
Cash or an Easy Paym ._
either waymyou t i.
with us in our business In to serve
our customers unit, and tnnril. their
continua patrolman. ’i‘hat wo suroond
in our orts is oridonrotl by the in.
trauma number of our tripods. if
~inn will let us attend to your ('inthlnu
requirements. we bellow. we can give
you the service yon want. and be able
to add your name to our long list of
satisfied customers.
Gottlieb’s——$7 & $10
at nosru not. eraser.
You Can’t Best Then
Roger MEI-Mn 3:11?
‘ Russet or mile 06m
CIGARS
il' :00 DON‘LNI:;MVE IT. TRY
a J. REYNOLDS 399““ ”mes
HON-deli? MAL'I‘CD HILK.
ova»...-
r
IllslIQltt'O
IMUFAB‘HIW
Crepe Paper
Search
* u...
“out!
POLIV'I mensv IIHEDV.
81.00 size rs.
MILL N’
also ' .......'..il$e
,HAI Alta-Iv'se
l
Iin unusual assortment of the
“nu-t-
also
pointer-tort»...
got . . . ,
cartoons sons. WI “*0 Mil“ Words at
.IWTH‘Da‘.ume‘.f “3m.”itIIII‘IDOOIeIttes'iIIQm _ m'n.1.mtfl ‘
w”'§1~:.§§'“ w F WW I & CG. " itsisstt emotion ‘ ? ~ ‘
I ulI an“: I ’1 in In. great variety of stain m '
twang";
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