THE
FERRIS
COAL CO.
‘8 ,
WHEN?
When your'fcét are cold
And your lips are blue,
‘ When your ears are“ red
'And your nose is too,
When your cough is bad
'And you're feeling sad,
-When you’re taking pills
’4 To cure the chills,
When your hands are chapped,
When your vigor is sapped—
It’s Nature taking toll, '
You need A TON OF COAL!
_, or ii irlmlrlrlewiririr their?
CONNEALLY & :1;
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Moses
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. 3;: Edwin C. Burt's at?
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SHOES
on it,»
'5‘" “3*
“a?” _ m?"
if for Women 9;!
‘9?!” ‘ If?“
s, Emerson Shoes .14:
'3 . o.
.33 for Men 2.
S 3;
055*
High- Cut Shoes
for Boys and
Girls
CONNEALLY s
BRACKEN
St Washington St.
Tel. 363 4
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ID.
ID.
sorrow-
Roger Ludlow
Little Gem
w‘fi I; IiEilIllLIIS. - MFB.
now AND cums SAVED-"His
Fire “However Destroys Barn and Hen-
buryaprize” Winning Fowl:
Loot.
snow and tmdquilts soaked in water
last. night saved the home oi Charles
, road, from a tire whit-h dottit‘oyed his
horn and hennery with a loss
“were sixty prize winning fowls. No
Jone was at name when the fire, the
coveted. Neighbors coated the root of
the house with snow and hung wet
evntlng the flames from the burn
which was close by from communicat-
TIIE SMOKEII I8 BBIIIIII
.' “Twin City
1. ALL DEALERS
HOME.
new of C. H. Brundage in Dart-
DANBURY, .lnn trumpets-2m use hi
H. Brundage, on the inketKenoehin
$3.500. Among the chickens burned
cause of which is not known, was dis-
blankets on the side of the house pro
‘1.”3 to the structure.
' Fuller,
oi’ ’
9 ‘gu‘ards against unexpected calls upon his purse. by systematic solving H
Evén a small sum taken from (tool: may envelm for deposit in
MEN'S ARCTICS ...............$1.00
Sizes 7 to 12.
MEN' 8 STORM KING BOOTS...$3. 25
. Sizes 0 to 10 .
MEN'S 2-buckle FELT BOOTS..$2.50
Sizes 6 to 9 ‘
WOMEN'S extra high heel STORM
RUBBERB ..........50c
to ti.
...---o.-.
Sizes 2
-——MAX LEVY—~
169 WASHINGTON 8T» BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
smw...” .m—
Tel. Four- Four- One
Whenever you clean your little
or cellar, rotnolnher W m. lili‘iron,
3.": Fort St, East Noruulk. We
pity 10 lb. for
RAGS
and host. prices for ruhhors. mot-
els and leather lmds. (.lrders out
of town must be sent a tiny ulteud.
Hazelton '
COAL
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water M.
Homer 8. Beers 8. Co.
22 W. WASHINGTON ST.. SO. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE... 80. NOR
13 MAIN ST» NORWALK
I.
”PAST GRAND communes.”
Samuel J. Bryant Vice-President ol
Templar Organization.
HARTFORD, Jon.
meeting and hnnquoi
Grand (.‘onnuunders Association oi
Connecticut. Knights. Templar, was
held at Hotel Gnrde. Theoiertion of
officers was the only business of lot»
portnuoe The following were elem-
oi’ the Post,
iresidentu-i Edward 16 l-‘uiler, Tol-
lun’d.
\‘ire-i’resident-wanmuoi .l. llryuut,
New Haven.
Seoretnr_\'~'i‘reusurrrmdcil t‘, lilrdsey,
Merltieu.
Those present ware Eminent Gruud
Commander Judge Wesley U. Peat-no,
.01 Middletown and Post (irruul Com-
Innnders Normand l“. Allen, Churlos
E. Billings and Charles )3. Wure, of.
Hartford; Costello Llppitt and Albert
S. Cornst‘ock, of Norwich; Edward E.
of Tollnnd; Judge Sttmnel .1.
Bryant, of New Haven; William F.
Risiey,‘ oi Melrose, Mass; Eddie S.
Davis. of Mlddietown: Eugene A.
Hall. the i'l-lon. ‘H. Wales Lines and
Eli 'C. Birdsey, oi Merldeu,
ANNIE vsAMANs ovmo;
NEW YORK. Jan. domains. Annie.
Yeamuns, who has delighted theatre
north in the role of u rollicking Irish
woman for titty-nine years, is seriously
III at her apartments hero. following
o stroke of paralysis which for n time
(‘fliidCiI fears that death was near. The
stroke "an directed her articulation that
lot some. time she could not make
itmsell‘ understood, «indent by mailing
signs
Although Mrs. Yenmnno oppareutly
is improved today. the doctors fear a
second stroke. Mrs. Yenmeus cele-
h'rated her 76th hirthdsy on November
iii last.
20,—»1‘119 unnuul .
‘44
SATURDAY. JAN. 20. 1'91:
Mill PRiililiIiI
l
Willlaln M. Wood Promises’Law-
renco Strikers to Try and
Get Wage Increase ~
tumultuous
lulu lilliliiililils.
,Helenn Frances Montgomery.
Misti Helena Frances Montgomery,
daughter or Mr. utld Mrs. Robert Mont.
zomory, or 30 Main utroet;died at her
residence yesterday afternoon. The
deceased was a bright young girl or
fifteen years and was a gritduuto or St;
Mary‘s puroehlnl school. The funeral
services will he held on Monday morn-
LAWRENCE, “Muss, Jun. 20.-'i‘hu
nupoal by Willinm iii. Wood, prhsident
oi’ the American Woolen Company, the
prziutipul corporation allotted in the‘
mill opt-rutiv’es silliiu in this city, in
which he links the striking mnplovus
lto leittlu to wmk, promising when:
conditions wnl'runt he will recommend
an increase in wages, was the prinul-
pnl subject. of discussion among the
strikers iodny. There worn no Indl~
outlous enrly In the tiny, however, that
the silltomont would hove any effect.
The strike lenders declared thni they
would remain ilrm in their demands
’toeouti) formulated. ’l‘ho openin:r oi‘I
the mills iotlm, the ninth in the ultilut‘
nus marked hy nvttolul quiet. 'Jhe
Lilo ronro llnrlt. Mill rosulliod uporu»
lilom. but the Arlinulou Mill, which
’ has been running on it greatly rurlnil-
'od bush; the post week, was rimud
truth): it will reopen Monthly. The
number of working opul‘utirue was to
(mend today to about onlyiii'tll of tho
mullinr romplotnt'ni ill mount] in:
sinuous. tho strike IIWPitlili-i dorlured
today. the mills will be intent to shut,
down (‘iilililll'ii‘h‘ us it result of ill“ tlm
{looting yruivt'duy of u lut'uo uulnlmr
rl‘ l‘lllniiollollt'llkiilg operatives who
\‘i,}lt‘ll to join with iilo’itlwr Sil‘ilu‘l‘ti in
n dotnnltd for iwilt'i‘ wuttus,
Urdu-s lwtntne ri’t‘vrtive today for
lilo nddilionul patrol 0i tour (“HIP
minim oi“ the Mole: militia. 'i‘ltt-zu‘:
rolnlmltips rontnilt hero in addition to
the night, eonipunivs lit present on
(lill) uutll sut'h time its Col. H. Imt‘oy
Nu‘tvrtiet‘l', the romunindilln ommir,
shrill domino that this time only he re»
,dnrod. 'lhis only he within it tiny or
Eiwo and thou Sonar lilllillligl. the (mill-
:pnniis uliilh lliiit‘ hw‘in ml (Illii tittr
‘iuu tho punt noel, will in» it‘ll! \mi in
jlliii‘il ptttrol work In the pool) unir
mi Itlillliutumt.
‘l’ite troops with it arrived lii‘l‘t‘ loin)
‘omuptiswl the Second iiulinlion ol‘ the
iriuhth Regiment uud are in romtnouri
oi‘ Mulol \V Ii l‘t'lH, oi innit
I’irkt‘t duty this morning was our»
ried on some as yesterdny, on it Dimmi-
tul lloitiu hurt on tmnhio wuu rannrlmi
when we mills opened tor opernllour.
The saloons were rlosed toting: us in
result. of u roulerenro hotwon Mayor
‘ Scranton and Colonel sweetser and will
probably romuln shut until Tuesday.
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‘BnAllo TllililiiliAY iltl'l
Bliitllill room
in rulhoud circles thorn is (fflttfilth
embiodouht that the trend Trunk
Mil build tllttt much dismissed line in
to linston und the belief is held in
some quarters titul the Grand Trunk
is trying to force no sharp burnout by
threats oi competition on the New
Huron system.
Notwithstnntlinu nil lhtil has been
sold in the newspmwrs. and thonlinn
ol petitions with the legislature, who‘
seriously doubt \vheii‘ter‘ utter oil the
smoke is lifted, It will he found that
the lrnud ’I‘runh has built it single
mile of competitive ruilrouti truekuxe
“toward Boston. The suspicion will
not down thubPreuldent Hays is en-
denvorlng to drive some shar‘phdn
gain with Mr. Mellon, and that the
wihrenls of competitive lines into Boo
ton are In reality mode to force Mr.
Molleu's hand.
it Grand Trunk [builds all its pro‘
jerted New England lines, it would in-
volve the building .0! 300 miles of
road; and the rust of the highest clues
construction without grade crossings.
would average probably $100,000 n
mile, or soy 330.000.0001nnd-this fig-
ure of course does not include any of
the big items which enter into the
(rust of providing , adequate terminal
facilities, and here the additional in-
vestment, might, easily be 820,000,000.
Mathew Grand Trunk can. derive
anodotpmte revenue from lines per-
nileliug those already existing, sum»
clout to pay tin adequate profit over
and shove the interest of this
Hlargo investment, is not riser to them
i
5
economic problems that. the misgit-
toga exist.
u.
PISTON BREAKS CAUBING DELAY
OF LOCAL TRAIN.
or o piston on a locomotive on the
. Bridgeport and New York expres (
'nm: mini; stained the min fur twp .. ‘
perry gong to New Hat-7
ontorteinmenr there did
and it is because of this end other"
ANEGNIA, Jan. 20m’l‘he breaking V,
notion nudism. ~
lnil at 9 o‘clork from St. Mary's
('liili'(‘ll with interment in St. Mary's
cemetery. Pious? omit flowers.
Funeral of Mrl. William Batu.
The funeral sort-lees overtthe re-
muluu of Mrs. Snrnh Bates, wife of
Willlum M. lintoo, or 16 Fl‘lllllillil ove-
nue, who won inn-nod to deuth on
'i‘uhursduy, were held yesterday ulter-
uoon from the into home, Rev. J. ll.
\‘l’orner, rector oi (ll-nee rhuroh ot-
iitdltting. The Innornl services were
and and Itnprussivo ltllti inrnoli' iii»
tended. interment lOUii plure in ltiv.
tel-side celuuterr.
Funeral of Mr. Morgan.
The funeral services of A. W. Mor-
unn, Norwulll's tiotrensmi inlliiouuiro,
will he held from his into home ill
his beautiful emote.“Niuhwotul” in
Franklin nvenur iii 2 o't-loixk this nit-
ornoon. nor, John-S iieuion Werner,
rector of {linen Wisrolml rhurtih will
titlit'inlo null interment will ttth‘n piano
in ltiiorsido (t‘lllt‘ltl)
lull lit up until
\\‘.-\I.I. Hl‘ liliifi'l‘, limit! it. in» Apart
ii'ulu union of n point in hlexiritu llnil~
wny Seetilid pid. um! ll, in the inn-ta
horohii ti'opolltun pill, there were low
oimnneu of inlporiunro oi the «lptldnu
oi the stool; mnritoi. Lolliuil Valley,
which started with u stnitrt iruoliouui
tidiuttt‘t‘, noon foil und‘or yesterday‘s
rinse, whileouli minor t‘Iiiill‘gi‘lfi or-
milled in iiili‘l) other urtlto issues its
litrltditlu, triilltmi Slums, Steel and
iillitm I’oulflr. inner Reunion ndvnno
od bull‘s point with u goln oi iii}, in
Ling-ell und tillers t‘ommon.
\\‘,\l.i. STlil~3l~2’l‘. ii it. ill. The mun
Rel. hroodenett and Monroe more active
noun uttor the opening under the loud
or Heading. whirh nttvunred to timid.
i‘llr list on it whole moved srmputhoo
iruliy. The alwriiiitlos, lnrluding the.
new 'l‘oimrro issues, nonlinuod their
upward movement, Stet-i method in
12mm liomnml. ml who Hill
whirl: were the center 0! interest you-
torduy, were cat‘lspitruouu for their
strength. The. strength or the local
tructions was presumably :1 result of
the Intent. turn in the subway slum
lion. Atlnniiu ,(‘oust Line made it lur
ther gain of 1 3-4 points, while uni-om
mun strength was shown by the trunk
line issues.
Somme.
w...»
HEADmFlRST IN WELL.
Find Body oi Stamford Woman Who
Wu Mining.
STA Mit‘ORI), Jun. 2|!.=~‘“:\'il~!l' hnviniz
“been missing: for several hours last
night Airs. Juno ’l‘Imnnny, 0? years
old, it widow, was drownod in seven
feet or water in it well at the homo
of her nephew, Richard Morreil. n.
lininpliuu Pond. The body. which
won holtd—iirst in the well. was found
in: Alon-ell when he wont to draw u
pull of water tor the, house. Whether
Mrs. ’I‘impnny fell into the well nect-
deutuiir or not is not known. Shela
sold to have been dospondent' over the
dosh oi her husband. whitth orcurrei
nlne‘months ago.
WOULD roses. now TO RUN no.
THING BUT ETEEL-MADE
COACHES.
William R. Mount, one of the trav-
eling salesmen who were in the wreck
of the Federal express train at Bridge-
port .luly it when it people were kill
ed and 50 or more hndiyiinlured, was
in New Huron, lust. night, advocating
the use oi‘ steel in the construction of
all steam road day roaches. He is see.
retltrydreumirer of the National Con-
tectlonnry‘ Sniosmen's Assooiatlon 01’
America, and has sent onto thousand
circulars milling upon travelers, par-
ticularly tmvelling salesmen. id help
get It hill through Congress making it,
(1 law that all day coaches he eon.
Sli‘ucled of steel. 7
w... M .4. .._.... “-“fiim
‘ A FULL REPORT. ,
One day an eittht—vearotd girl who
had been taught to report her this.
deeds promptly sought her mother,
with so aspec outlet denoting float
penitence.
i ‘ll broke
h9yond remedy
'how on our
,nlrl's 'hnggard.
. "T’wo court
“~—
ISTRAM & HYATT
DR
NORI ALK'S LEADING
GOODS STORE
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
[II
A grout.
and Iliilt‘li.
‘illlt~‘lj-’ of .styEish
. w
Annual Midwinter Sale of
All the LadieS’ Tailored Suits
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES “
models,
31
in (.‘heriots.
Surges nnd Pane,» \iix toleS, in all the late-St eolots
A VCi‘)‘ ni
ms and llil’ very polallinr
Continuation of the Cloth Coat Sale
lra‘wiro showing is still left, and includes
double-lured ,t‘ioilis
(‘onts for ladies. misses and children, in plain col-
in runny artistic: combinations of color.
6‘70 Col
Real Estate Bonds '
l‘ur interest promptly eurh six
months. ii’ltoi‘oltt, pnid from date or
investment to urinal ditto of withdrawn
iii. (fun willnirtlw funds with full itr
thrust uttur 2?;th yours if desired.
Srules oi satirical} isontl holders in
this town Full inspection limited.
D. S; HULL
1 tool L. AGENT
Room 1 Havilanlfi Block, 60. Norwalk
Phone 414-4. 1
a
New Ordinance
'i‘ho . ioilnwiuu
milled, pureed u
lion rd ol’ t‘onlnnl
lit u mention held
on \i‘nshinuton s
unrr it». told
Relative to i also of Property.
lie it Enacted ily lilo t‘ounrll Li the
(“in of Knuth Vrit‘wuikt
Srrtiou 1, Jul solos, commoners
end trunsiers of properly. rent and
personal. owned in: the City of $outll
Norwnlk. shall ll . issued in lhetnttmo
and hohttli of lnid city utter public
hunting otter ilesonnhie notice and
utter ll rtvSqutitln liter oior prev-innsh
pointed in due to rip iii the Council or
snid oity. and silull he signed and ex-
ecuted by the tower in behalf of solo
rm. and blue the soul of the elm
thereto shined
Set: ‘2. All on insures and ports of
ordinances inootsistent herewith nre
herohy repented.
Adopted by the, Council oi the City
5
(liriittnnw was Fill“
ud lit.” ‘ed p)- the
it i‘tnihitl of this oily.
in the City (“thinners
tree:. on homing, Jun
.u
..
or South Norwtlk, this isth day 01*
I9”. A
\\"ll.ii.l.-\.\l it“. TAMMANY.
.‘dul‘nr.
January.
Attest:
JOHN J. (‘I'Nifit’m
CityI‘lerk. ~
,iiil 2t
Piehse take notice that l shrill sell
iii Fiddle Aurtilu on the
February, 19mm liowoytou, on the
premises now otrttpled but lihdrignn’s
Livery Stable. at; 2 o‘clock in the utter-
noflu. the following articles o." person
ul property (ins more.
oak desk one delilerr wagon one 4 in.
top’ and die and the writer tapping mu
chino, under on i xettut on issued from
the Court oi tltnmon Plans, in the
ease of Maurice .l littrs teiu against
Joseph H. Klineieiier .lt. .. to satisfvtt
judgment render d therein amounting
lg" $02. .90 with costs amounting to
at.
Dated at Norv‘alk Conuu this 17th
tiny oiJanuor3,1912
snot URL (2. tnnmxo.
(‘onstnhle for the Towu of Norwalk.
3‘20 3i
‘l'I-ig AESTHETlc AT‘l’ITUDE.
Does one 'col e upon a thatched
cottage‘am'ong inglish fields, rose-
enihowered 'hnttnt of .i’ever and mis-
ery? Toitho loti r of beauty it is null
nie‘tnngore, for“ o touchlt is to spoil
it. The budding poet, strolling cit.)
‘ streets, drinks-it the changing-spec:
_, tattle iihe‘wine l The beggar .woman,
crouching in piituresque rugs among
hurht umber shl (low. makes for him
it ,oiieuai Remhlandt. ‘Athwart the
jeweled should rs gleaming trom‘
nestling ,et‘trri ‘
ainted face. Wonder»
of real the
road: to not to
umbia 6% I
’d day of"
one roll top '
stsnds out the street. ~
. . _
H. Krteger 81 Co.
Our Annual
Half Pr’ce
of “Ready-Uto-wear ‘ GOo. . s
for Men,sWo,men and
Children is Now
in . Full . Swing
Everyone is acquainted
with the stock we carry.
Everybody knows what it.
means to attend our sale.
No need of “going into de-
tails and quoting alluring
prices. If you haVe a lit-
tle ready Cash to invest
come and lock arOund
The gain will be yours
9'
things as they are; the mom] calls to
change. I“!!! the words of Nero the
first of aesthetics -
For legendarx sorrotvs I can weep; _
.With those of old times I have shifter
Ottr Semi-Annual
ReVISton ”
ed much . ., ,
And l, for dr ms, ain capahie of /
tears °& . or prices on Clothing and broken .
But not for woes too near me, or too . 1°“ 0‘ “en 5 Furnishings ‘3 “0W,
. loud . taking place Twenty per cent. .
I. ’ off all Clothing.
_ $1.15 for $1.56 shirts
who” for $2.00 shirts
~ , otss‘tor $2.50 slum 1 ,
- 31.85 for $3.00 Shirts _ .
éEthel Puller Howes in the Atlantic. ‘
MA»... w..— .4 _ ~
AT A NORTHERN MEETING.
His Lordship-So ron hacked llouv
nie Lassie at twenty to one, as I tuld
you to, eh?
. Andrew—«A m veils niedséd to say-
i dill, your Lordshlp.‘
His 'Lordship—l su pose youil .
plunge the hext time I ‘g is you u'tlpte
Andrewwh'w not one sure, my
Lord; she only won in a short‘ heed!
Norwalk Chronicler