. reams
COALCO. ‘
. A LOTTERY.
.3 An old Coal Dealer once des-
.Eoribed Coal as a “lottery" —one
There is much truth in this, as
Coal at the best does not run uni-
lform in quality. -.
"A“Words like “Best" or “High
Grade" mean nothing in particu-
laIr and will not keep your house
\Iyarm. '
If you buy your “lottery" tick-
I era of us we shall, do our best to
have you draw arprize and believe
never better than at present.
hardware tee twins s
(i
for Boys and .
Girls
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COIN NEALLY 5*
:3. BRACKEN at:
I . 8: Washington St. ”A“
.TCII 363- 4 I:
linger Ludlovv
, Twin City
r" agitator.
IIIliiIIS
r .urnIoLns." ‘ IIrIt.
1. ALL DEALERS
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a worst thing about having your
mi way is that 11111 so often want to
blown it after you, get it.
We wouldnt mind other people's
happiness so much it they nouldn't
bring it around when we are grouchy
.wild comet in its transit doesn‘t
arise hair so mudh palpitatlon oi the
carts as does a new, young man in
I' filld‘h'mlt why did you publish
. IrnIigIht draw a prize or a blank.' .
we shall succeed. Our Coal was
E CONNEALLY & ,1,
’3" ::: BRACKEN :2: E;—
ii - it:
‘ Edwin C Burt’s?
ii SHOES r
E for Women *5;
Iii." Emerson Shoes 2;
”i" for Men. I E
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High-Cut I Shoes E
fiestas under one name of Smith? ,
SpeCIal Sale
BOYS" suns
AND - , BOYS’
overconrs
2% to 17. Will sell them almost
(Tome and be con-
} at half the price.
I viuced.
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WE GIVE 8 Gt. H GREEN TRADING
STAMPS. ASK .FOR THEM.
Gettlieb’s
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
1’ .
MEN'S ARCTICS ...............$100
' Sizes 7 to 12.
iI~MEN'S STORM KING aoors...sa.25
Sizes (5 to l0
aMEN'S 2-buckio FELT BOOTS. “$250
Sizes ii to 9
WOMEN' 8 extra high heel STORM“
RUBBERS ....50c
Sizes." to 8.
MAX LEVY -——-
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
eI. Four- Four- One
.I~IoanI your attic
Win. lCm‘on,’
l-Iast Norualk. We
for
\\'ltencver you
or cellar. I-l.-ntctuher
:15 Fort St.
ray in lb.
RAGS
and best prices for rubbers. mat-
als and feather hcds. Orders out
of town must be sent a day ahead.
‘ BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
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II ,yislon oi the. New
_ weather and heavy
CHINESE WOMAN SOLVED IT
A woman missionary In tlIlna was
taking ten “Ilil a Inandaiins eight
itvltes, says the 'l‘Ient'tan (China)
News. The Chinese ladies examined
het clotltlng.lte1 hair. her teeth and so
on, bill her feet especially amazed
them. .4
"W by." cried .one. "on1 can walk
and whats well as a man." I
“Yes. to be sure,"
ury. ‘
I "Can you ride a horse and swim,
too?"
i, “Yes!"
"Then you must be strong'as a man."
I "l ant.",I .
“And you wouldn’t let a. man beat
you—not even'ii‘ he was your husband
—would you?‘
“indeed I wouldn‘t‘
said.
The mandarin‘s alight wives looked
at one another. nodding their heads.
Then the eldest saIld sottl1.
I“.\'6w I understand why the Ifor-
eign devil never has there than one
wine. He Is alraid‘"
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the missionary
,
“I‘LW
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Give a high financier an «all and he
will absorb an entire transpmtatlon
. system before you can start a reform
league.
said the mission-I
IIIIIII. III Will SIRIIII
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—~
PI Ices ol' the market leaders were low-
'01 at the opening, although the do.
clinea were small. Trading was In
small proportions. Activity autongttho
Tobacco stocks continued. American
'Snuit rose 3 points, American Tobac-
co, which gained 27 points yesterday.
tell back four points on” the first sale
itoday. American Sugar advanced 1%.
WAI L S’I‘lllélld'l‘, it a. in. ~I~SpocuhIt-I
lion became weaker after the opening.
Reading Was bid“ up sharply. but as
this maneuver failed to have any sub-
;stnntinl otter-t on the market, buyluljt
fof the Stock ceased and it. reacted to
below yesterday's clues, Lehlnh Val-
ley was {be weak feature. falling over
:3 points to 161 l 4. Losses in the other
I'Ieprescnialivea stetks wow conilned
Ito shunt i’Itictlons. AIIIeIIcaII ’l‘obacro
IslIIIIIped ll points to 22.”). the bulge. in
the stock on \‘i'edncsdny and 'l‘hurs-
day lnrlllng selling by holders who
had a good profit in sight
Hls STORY WASI AI FIAKE
NFW llAVi‘N JI.Iu 27 .wThat he
was the only one IleLo-icll Into the wa.
ter and that his story of the drown-
ing oi’ ttvo scallion front the schooner
(‘i-tnce Seymour in the local harbor
early this morning was only a figment
of his Imagination was the statement
umdoflmlay to the police by Main
Herbert J. Wulab of thr- schooner.
Walsh said he had been drinking and”
I when about one o‘clock this morning
he sinrit‘d ill‘l‘a’liirl the ice to his tes-
Mel the ice have way and he Weill Into
the Water. ”a struggled out and In
a hail frozen condlilon was when lit
charge by the police and locked uh.
Al that than he told the police that
two sailors had fallen in wnhI him and
had been drowned. he alone escaping.
\K'lillt- Walsh was detained at the lock-
, up search for the bodiesIoi the other
run was kept up. when Walsh came
to iIIInsell‘ today be made hp; expla-
I nation to tho lililItW. Later he was re-
leased
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W H FOSTER TO SUCCEED AN-
DREW R088.
0
I (Illllr‘IIIItl announcement was made yes- I
terday through the press department
of the New York. New Haven and
Illartfnrd Railroad Company that W.
H. Foster will succeed Andrew Rosana
superintendent Mytho Old Colony (II
i Haven. Mr. lines
will become eupwlu-tcndent oi‘ the New
York ditlslon of the banish Valley
road Fobruar v i.
W H Posh-r Is nu human to \‘ew
liiivon road men. When lions was sup-
erintendent ot‘ the New liaren ier
mlnal. i-‘o‘stot was chief train deapatrh-
or at the New York dlvlslon. He
held this position (or eight or nine
years, up to three yours ago, when he.
was made trainmaster of the. Old Cob
I-ony division. which position he now
holds.
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—-FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION.
Notwithstanding the extreme cold
ice, the steamer
Marion “Continues to make regular]
trips to Norwalk and South Norw‘aik.
Owing to the increased expense the
shippers should continue to glyc- (lap-
tuln Smith all the encouragement they
can to help meet the additional or
ppnse. which Is quite cottsidernble.
The. boat ttlll continue to run to Nor.
walk as long as possible the Ice per,
milling.
. F. C. HEGFMAN. (lenernIl Agent.
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BILL FAVORED BY CONNECTICUT
LAWYERS.
WASHINGTON, .lnn. 27.~.~Mtters
from lawyers all over the state favor-
ml; the, passage of house blll No. 13.-
273. which extends the writ of execu-
tion of writs lssuedrby any United
' States district court to cover any state.
. aredtelng received by the Connecticut
Delegation in congress. The present
law allows an exocutiou to run
throughout the state where it is is-
sued only. ‘
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WANT omecr NOMINATION
NEW HAVEN Jan. l7.TThe New
#‘I
Haven Chamber of Commerce is to be,
asked at its next meeting to adopt the
direct nomination as a method of elon-
tln-g otheers‘dnstead of through- com-
mittee renommendations. The also
made for the proposed new Way is its
educational value.
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BOYS ACCUSED OF ARBIONM
Pu'rNAM’, Jail. 27 «The authorities
.are lnvestlgaiinga rumor that the are
which destroyed the big barn at
Windham County Home tor Children
Was set by one or the boy inmates of
the heme.
This is your lite:II a high adventure;
bravo. ‘ ‘I
Pure tuna amidst that thirsty all tints
I and sense.
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' A faith in dusting,” are and brother-V
. hood; ~ 1
‘ Wllllllg heart toII itnIon and do the
tiilef
uvt.-,
‘ Iinve. “tannins HI.“ mayor. -
. ' SATURDAY. JAN. ‘27. 1912
the,
IIIIIIHS IIIIII IIIIIIIIAISJ
Blanche E. Ahmuty. .
Blanche E. Ahmuty, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Annuity. of 14
Fitch street, died this morning at the
age or 6 years. The tuneral services
will be held from the homoot. the
parents ihmorrow afternoon ”at 2:30
o‘clock. Rev. William W. Gillies will
oiliciatennd the interment wtil toilow
in the East Norwnlk cemetery. I
MichaelLee. .
Michael Lee. of 116 Taylor avenue.
died this morning at his home. The
funeral arrangements will be announc-
ed litter. i
MILLS All! 8T|LL
EMILY GRIPPLED
LAWRENCE. Mans. Jan. -7. m 'l‘hr-tt-
was an Increase in the number of P1118-
Ilahwspehking operatives who returned
to work In the IllIIIi-i today. but. the
strikers say that this movement has
practically no effect on the situation
as the lilIIIB‘éiIIII havo less than l:
per cent. of their 30,000 employees ‘Iand
uru consequently badly crippled. t
No disturbances were I'epurIud dur~
Int; tho Purify morning hours. The
Lawrence. 'mIIitIu ootupaules which
have been on duty 1th Wm‘ki-l export
to be relieved today or toInIoIIou
Rumors of a prnslIHiIio settlement
of the iiilUit‘ were simian tlntted by;
in.- I ulghl' a conference notation SlrIkt'I
Louder .Iostrh Eliot and I’It\<ldt-IItI
\illllam “ood oi the American \‘iuoII-I
on (Ilompauy, and the i't-cliuc. Is ,Icnoml
that tho strike will olihv" be utiltzsltd
within the next few days or thori- will
in» u Imw. light with a complete shop
down ‘lty the inillu. The principal
evonI on the day's lil‘t‘ifl‘fl‘li use :I re-
port by [milder Eiior lullw ztit‘lltora’g
i‘t’illlllllllt'f‘ in regard to the t-unichzncr“
ho had with President Wood. ‘I‘lth
loom fixer: hate railed n Inertial: to."
tonight and a tunnel lurutltta or Arline,
ton Mills operatives was scheduled lm‘
this afternoon
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CHURCH OWED COAL BILL
\i’Allitleti, January 2?.«-~»llacnuso a
coal bill of $7.50 contracted six Nears
ago had not been lurid \Vt‘filt‘i’ IIHIII‘S‘
tor. a coal dealer oi Ninnthvster. has
solved notice on “labor it I‘Osll‘i two
rotary and treasurer .ot the Methodist
Church that legal proceedings to to]
lect will be taken. Mr. Foster is ill
with pneumonia. The pnrishlouers.‘
afraid that the notice at unit would
mean the closing of the church In:-
seI-vlcos toutorrow, mutt It committee
to Manchester today. to see what could
be done about the matter. ’l‘hoy an.
oertained that only the usual steps
were taken to serve notice of a suit
and. the attachment would not mean
the closing oi Ilia church. The coal
bill was It‘Ollll‘BbledIBIx years ago to-
day.
DEMONSTRATION FOR CHURCH.
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IIICl.l-‘AST.‘IreliiiId.I Jan. 27.- The
Liberal party. according to reports
current bare. bones to compensate
Winston Spencer Churchill, the first
lord of the admiralty. (or his disap
pointmeut at his plans in regard to
speaking in favor of home rII‘Ih at liltei
llnll bring upset.
thoriiies III Dublin have arranged to
tend troops here both from the Call-
. ml and other points should their pres:
once he considered {necessary for the
maintenance of order.
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GOV. CLARK WlLL SPEAK.
WATERBURY, »~.Ian..27.-Govcanor
Walter E. Clark. of Alaska. who is
now in Washlnirton on omcial busi
ness yesterday accepted an invitation.
to 8‘1in at the McKinlev Association
dinner here Monday night. Among
the other speakers will be Congress-
man Paul Howland, of Ohio. and Wil-
liam H McElt-oy of New York. om—
cers oi‘ the aesociatton 11111 the atten-
dance will be 250
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BIG ORDER FOB SILVERWARE.
MERJDEN, Jan. 27-.-An order tor
3100.006” worth or silverware tor a
New York hotel has been placed with
the international Silver Company.“ It.
is to be completed by Dec. 1 next. and
is said to be the largest single Order
given in 12am here
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s‘LAxssLEEis lI-IEIIALTH IMPAInso.
NEW nation Jan‘: ' 27.-Gran
Biakeslee. hon ‘ or. Lieui. Gorefnoi-
Blakeslee who has figured in {thistici
at Yale and hetero that was a Star
player on the high schodl athlotl'c
team's has left college owina. ii‘m
stated, to impaired health. He
been In senior at‘ahsmeid and studied
civil engineering “ .
; CAPT. caumsrlm LéAvssawA
. TERTOWN. ‘ “
WATERTOWN N I?» Jan. 27:»—
ICapt Barton ‘Criiikshank left IWater-
towntui 6:40 this or'niiig for new
York. He “fungi o .9}! iihythIllz Idiot-ed, why it ‘was that In mama“ a ily works so hard without ever Adm-L
, two 11
. 110111; the slime denouiinailon.
W
.. fAdvertiso‘ in TN hesitant;
.tant country places. the longing to
The military ntI- »
a" and wandered down the main street
Immdn‘ Lutheran church'. ‘
TWO OENTB.
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NORWALK’S LEADING ,
our Goons sroas , .
REDUCED PRICES ON
F U R S
A pre‘int'entory sale that means a big saving on every purchase; The assortment includes lllnck Lynx,
3' and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
v.1
lllnck Fox, ‘lllack \i'olt‘. Iliuc \\‘oit‘. Nutuiftl lint-coon, Opossum and Japanese Mink.
or
Dainty Fur Sets for Children from $1 up
A Special Lot of Ladles’ Winter waists
Reduced to $1.25.
. Kr C.
01' Nun's telling :Ind iitilliantino. In various coIoIs
6% Columbia 6% "
Real Estate Bonds ?
l'ay interest promptly each Isix
months. interest paid “will date of.
investment to actual date of withdraw-
al. Can withdraw funds with full In.
irrest alter intro years if desired.
Eritrea oi anilslied Iliond holders in
this town li‘nli lastlcction Invited.
D.‘S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Room 1 Havtiand Block. 50. Not-walk
Phone 414-4.
‘ ’ ‘ The Hoosier
Special Sales Miles 0. Steps
1 for Tired l-eet- ‘
I AM THE
Homer 8. Beers & Co.
22 W. WASHINGTON 5T" 80. NOR.
2} WOODWARD AVE" 80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST. NORWALK
IN THE POINT OF VIEW
'I‘be longing terminal; to happen is
one of the commonest experiences of
youth: to young people shut off in dis.
I want a placé'invour home.
You need me, madam. I can
save you thousands of steps
every day. We ‘are hrgan- .
izing another Club Plan. Come
in and find out all about it.
F or $1 Deposit and
$1 Each Week
we will deliver one to your
home,sprov1dtng we can get 12
members ,to join this Club:
break away, to taste newtnnd alluring
experlenecs, often becomes almost Iu-.
Inlet-able. lint tor all their eagerness.
such young persons are not the true
adventurers of, life; that distinction
is reserved for those whose clear eyes-’
see that “there's always something'
happening.“ ‘ and whose dauntless
hearts hater hesitate to help the ad- ‘
tenlute along.
01 such “as the little woman.
who disappointed of a long hoped -l‘Ot
visit to her homemade a festival at
the day on which she was to have
started, cooked herself a dinner of
favorite home dishes, wrote letters to
all thb borne circle, and set the phone
graph playing “Home. Sa'eet Home."
iiays a writer In Youths” (‘Ontpanion
“i had a real good time!" she de\
Itlared. “\‘ot a person came near, so
i got seten letters uriiten. and l Ila-I
Ished up the suck for Etta Louise‘s
baby. ‘Twas a different day from any
Id ever had, 'and teal satisfying.“
A dll'l'erent clay front an1 she had
ever had! I No time (or lamenting; it
was the hour Ior creating events since
none canto her nay She had made
her day“ dltl'etont," and it had been
satisfying. Once more something had
happened and it had been good.
. " ‘I'm not much orI'a churchmen my-
self, replied the hotel keeper '\it
*4-———-‘- wire usually attends to the spiritual
EXPLANATION MADE "I CLEAR welfare of the family. However, I be»
Late Pence. Who- for a number 0: here I can explain the situation. The
1ears served 1“ Congress ’mmI 0010‘ Cotton Lutherans here are divided
dado, stopped over In Washington to into two factions One argues QR“
attend the meeting of the Democratic Adam Wu tempted 12,! Eve and Eve
National Committee He brought a in turn was tempted by the serpent.
storv With him. i I ‘- The other (action contends that Adam
“1‘ ,drunimer stopped .0“ “I .“I IIIsmaI" from the ilrat was a son or a gun and
town in 05mm“ a few years “30'” had only himself to blame for his;
“Id 0°] Pence “and time hanging downfall. Hence the division in the ’
heavily on his hands, he left his hotel ranks of the Lutherans.‘ .. . ‘
, REDUCTION
on all ClothingI means that
Suits .an’d Otercoats' that iorI~
merh s‘old at ‘
$12.00, no“:
315.00.,now
$18.00, now. ;‘._....-......
‘ $20. 00; now . '
‘I‘i_§2o. oornow 1...}.
.The greater part of these are
the world-famous make of
Alfred Benjamin 8. Co.
New Ready—The . “GIRARD,”,
‘ r‘New ARROW COLLAR * I
15c, 2 for 25¢
......... $9.50.
.‘.............$12.00.
' ...$16. ‘
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{all the village. on one corner he saw '.
a sign cooked on the outside of a
ichurch, arbioll Irendz ‘First German
Iliutheliui church! He walked a block
ruminant! copied Another sign out-
side I house or worshipiieadi k
Ever notice how much easier it is to
go from bad to worse than from good
to better? , , ," .
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A then may have hisI price but it: "
‘Hl‘st taken a wotharr to make him’ feel like
I' Humanoid counter remnant.
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The peason the mother of a his tant-
i,
‘llietui'aing id in; hotel the salon
man accosted the proprietor and in- .
there was two churcheh Iot ett- plainihe is she doesn‘t get paid for
“ l.t——Na,w I‘Ierk Press. " .
Norwalk Chronicler