his TWELVE
pecial Sale
BOYSfi SUITS
AND BOYS’
OVERCOATS
2% to 17.
A LOTTERY.
. An old Coal Dealer once des-
-Leribed Coal as a “lottery"——one
.might draw a prize or a blank.
~There is much truth in this, as
LCoal at the best does not run uni-
»form in quality.
. Words like “Best” or “High
.Grade” mean nothing in particu-
Wili sell them almost’
at hult‘ the price. Come and he eon
rum-d.
WE GIVE S &. H GREEN TRADING
STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
Gottlieb’s
'11 NORTH MAIN ST.
131‘ and will not keep your house
warm.
If you buy your “lottery" tick-
. ets of us we shall do our best to
L “ " , have you draw a prize and believe
Lwe shall succeed. Our Coal was
nevembeiter than at present.
MEN'S ARCTICS ..... . ..$1.00
Sizes" i to 12.
MEN'S STORM KING BOOTS.
Sixes ii to ill
MEN'S 2-buckio FELT BOOTS.
Sizes ii to it
.3325
1% SM} Lint}; 1- 1.3. 1.1.1 Amie-y} WOMEN'S extra high heel STORM
11‘ RUBBERS ..... ............. 50c
CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
Oil
.0!
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_. 11.2 169 WASl'liNGTON sr.. BRIDGE
life-i SOUTH NORWALK
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EdWlfl 0- Burt S :1” Tel. Four- Four One
1'1
«1-. “2": Whinieiir ywu 1111121 511111 uttii'
. H “7. or 1'1-ll.il‘, i'nnn-inl-«r Vim. litiron.
L 11".. in”. l‘ort tit. liiin .\Lul‘i\ll.‘li. We
.11.. 1:15' 11' .‘1. :or L
for Women Lit:
RAGS
and best prices 1"01 rubbers. met .
his and l‘t’aillt‘i huts, Orders out
01‘ town must he sent it tiny iilmul.
Emerson Shoes
for Men
High- Cut Shoes
for Boys and
.Girls
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hersiiiield & Son Co.
CON NEALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363- -4
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32.50
TUESDAY. JAN. 30. 1912
Ht‘lliuil 1‘11!
It} i i .117 1
Truth Min/r N H LIL W
Hill] 11 Gin/14M
Annual Sale
Housekeeping Linens,
Lingerie, Suits Etc.
For the last week of the szile we Slldll continue to
utter at reduced and special ‘nices ll Vt‘l'V attractive
colltt'tion oi goods in the to lowing lines:
‘ ll
Table Cloths in all sizes, $1.011, 4.25, (mo to 15.
Napkins, $2.511, 3.51.1. 4.50 to 12.75 doz.
Linen Pillow Cases, $1.25. 1.50, 2110:1nd 2,25 pr.
Linen Sheets, $§1111 5.7;, 7.25 to 12.1111 pair.
Hemmed Linen Towels, 152. L
H. S. Linen Towels, 355.1111 to 111.50 dozen.
Turkish Bath Towels, age to $1.11) each.
Patent Satin Spreads, $2.25 to 11.1.11 each.
Comfortables (311111111 lllli'.tl $1. 75111 4111 each.
\Kooi l-iilt'd, S3110 to 10.511 encli
Blankets, $4.111“) in H.511 pair.
Valledn and Gossard Corsets at 11-..- than
l:;illL price.
_i
511 to 3.131) doz.
Edge?
2.]
.
Lingerie .\ \‘m tittiittite tollertiou including
iiil\‘l‘1‘i Combinations (ilt'ltllw, llr;'-i\\tis. Shirts and
turn-t (Lii\"i'l\ lmtli liinch .ii‘iil Aiiiericnn, :tt re-
duced .uid x 1.111: inl illlCt‘.
gig-gem}
Ladies Hosrery -'Sill\ (‘11!' on all il l isle in :1 very
.ttl‘. * 'tiw .muntuieiit. specially pliCt‘tl
Ladies’ Outer Garments Uu’iisimlli good
wine. ll‘. l <1|nttii Knuts. httiet :ittd llt'iiiug (Louis,
\Suue llie m \ltei‘itiuni and Dinner (with; (‘11:.
James McCutcheon & Co.
rm Are. s. 31th 31. N. Y .1...'::;.'.'.".':'.'......
@wwammmwa‘zzmfiaagfl
r“
lllllill ill Will illillll DEATHS iiill illlliilli.
\\ .\l. l. SHlil‘l "l noon lhu 31nd
lilt! 51111' M lli()\l'tl npwui'il iii-tisiy'i-iy
iliroiiuli tho iiior'iiinu, under tin-1 lili-
pulso oi iiiint‘ossiro turning 11! normal
iehtli‘x' Mid 1111 t'llllll'Ri‘tl deniuu-l !r<1iu
The lll'IHli'Sl litly»
in}; tins in the railroad stocks. 'rlli‘
Yunderliilt roittlu oiii'e more wvi'e
prominent "iltl Northwestern. New
York. (Thieiiuo & St. Louis 11nd (“hi1
viigo, (.‘. (‘. i\‘~ St. Louis. its well as
New York Central, were up between
L‘ ntid :lvrpoitits. The. strength 1111111111.
ed, by this group guru rise to reports
that it further combination of the \‘uu-
derhilt. lilies wns being urriuiued. l'.
S. Steel was strong. despite passage
of the steel turiti' bill by the House
01‘ ltopresetitutlves nnil propheeios of
on nuinmruhle quarterly report into
today. Higher prions were obtained
.'
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Lydia P. Mott Valentine.
l.)tilii l'. iiiotti \‘nlivnttiw,
ill'ilill Tmt‘urrrd iii 1211- Dunn" of
lllt‘li’. Lydia .\l. l‘lhitliiiin. .luniinry
\\ how
‘.‘.‘1.
lin- short interest.
isliind (Quaker family, lnii‘ing
tmrn July all, text}, at tilt“
Sll‘llll. \‘i‘liiritioy Hills. l.. l.. now the
nintmlou oi Henry l'uyne Whitney,
entitle owned by lwr
.lilllit‘li .‘iioit, who llrst
iiiid operator, :1 twostori‘
which won manufactured
woolen 1100111111111! carpets.
mill.
linen and
living in! original as well its lngeir
breezes. lie wits assisted in his husl-
tress by his son. Stephen Mott. hither
introduced ,
to the. public 111'» the owner. lll't‘lpl‘lt‘im“
in‘
TWO CENTS.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
I
All our FURS at Reduced Prioes
Don’t Neglect this Opportunity
to Buy Reliable Furs Cheap
All the Cloth Coats and Suits
are marked at figures that
make them good investments
Don‘t Fail to Attend This Sale
6% Columbia 6%
Real Estate Bonds
into
into.“ i
l"uy 2TH promptly ('i'tt'l‘l 1:111;
in illtiii 1‘1.
st {mini 1:1 «into of
”litu-i'lmt'lll to .-.i' :iini 12:11.14 11’ ‘i‘i'lillt‘ii'fl‘ll'i ‘ ‘
:il. (‘nii ‘ ‘tiuli'mi 11111.3. "1",:l. ill: in.
tort-st aftt- ihi‘t'ti Vial“ if desired,
'Si'ot'ris nt‘ Sillirili'ti timid hitters in
'il.§.~ town
lli'l-'
is llll’ inst desemttiuni of :in oil Liniu'
lN'l'll ‘
Mott home-l
theL
I
ut‘iindtnihor.‘
i
[“3 nlUih‘t' seph'g
power is tnniilinr to many peoiile tiiili mating,
inns. living supplied entirely liy ocean gflnx‘ Que Swot-1;) Shir-inn
i.is;;ot'tinii Limited.
i-‘aili
D. S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Room 1 Haviland Block. 50. Norwnik
Phone 41-2-4.
The Hoosier
Spccliil Saves Miles of Steps
for I ired Feet.
1 AM 11111
OOSIER
CABINET
1 want a place in your home.
Homer S. Beers & Co
22 W. WASHINGTON ST.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE" 80. NOR.
13 MAIN. 5T.. NORWALK
.. ...._-.........W.. W
this morning iii 9 e'etnek from St. .io~
("lurch Rev. R. J. Hum“ oili-
hliss Alli-o Splint rendered
rare to Pure and Miss lieioiin liilierd
Thought
and the choir Nearer. My God. to Thee
its the body was ioni'ing the church.
.11 1- 1-1-1,
Odd Fellows Hall. Tonight.
.LSiHEKINAH smeraun‘Mefiiué.
j. Locpl Members Planning Big Time in?
Perhaps the higgeu and most entliu
LL slastic meeting ei'ei hold ll\ the Site
itinah Sailotorum will he held this at e-
L doing in the 0.111 l‘ellows' 11.111. in Wash-
ington street
dates initiated.
a lodge.
lQWs.
M to take .iliis course.
Iotmer deeision and this
Willem tion.
. Norwaik‘, Norwulk.
'd elw Canaan.
w: the meeting.
an“.--
The meeting will be the
unuiil session at which time the am-
. ears for the ensuing yetll will lie elect-
; ed and a. class of twelllyfi‘i‘e candl-
The local Snnctorum at. this time
L celebrate an event of great impor.
tattoo to the order and to their subor—
Sometlme logo the Sn-
meme'lmdge of the Odd Fellows‘ de-
'dugulnst the Order and issued a
1m dutory order to the effect that room
L s of the I. O. O. Iii, who retained
their membership in the sunetorum
Would be dismissed from the Odd Fel-
In many of the cities Odd Fel-
lows left the fun order of the great
lodge. but in South Norwnik the mem-
bers of the Sheltinuh Suiictornm reins-
Recently the
Supreme Lodge of Odd Fellows have
decreed that they wet 111 131.101 in then
ev'eulngs
3 will be, one at rejoicing nnd'
, a will be members present from L
Stamford
A big supper will
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
AUTO DAMAGED.
'l‘he Everett automobile 111‘ ill!" F.
'l~‘. Lockwood & (To. garage, driven by
(‘hrt los Finnegan. broke a rear axle lit
the hit‘n of the left wheel. nenrvSt.
Paul's Church this afternoon. A tele-
phone to the garnge brought another
automobile lllltl soon the cripple wits
on ii. runner and Delhi; transported to
, the garage in Witter street for repairs.
tin, Finnegan was traveling slowly ‘itt
the time 11nd was not. injured, nor wus
the ear damaged other than the-*hroiien
axle.
e
MISS SMITH ENTEtR‘i‘AINS.
Miss Altiy E. Smitii,o 33 Biiyview
avenue, entertained at \vitlst Suturdny
afternoon in «honor of Mrs. Addison
Wheeler. of Detroit Michigan Mrfl.
James Golden. ot‘ l-‘uiifield avenue. won
the first, prize. and Miss Sadie liodwelt
was :i\\'fll“(l((l the consolation trophy.
Dainty _ and delicious refreshments
were served. toward evening. Miss
Smith was voted 11 charming hostess.
............. La... ..
.GEORGILA MOB HANGS PRISONER.
CORNELE. flan. .lun. 30.-—~A mob 0!
500111911 today stormed the. jail where
Albert Hamilton, the negro nasai‘liutt
of 11 white girl, was confined-took him
forth and hanged him to a tree. Troops
Ordered here lulled to arrive in time
to save the negro's lite.
we
the .SiX MOHihS
L‘ Ending Jantlal‘ll‘ First 1912
‘6 South Norwa’lk Savings Bank
Has Credited to Depositors Over
'11.
."
urL
tor the woll~lumwn issues during the
second hour, with thi- ileniiiitd on it
lliili'll hirgt'r s-t‘nlo tor tho principal
wvsti-i'n issues. notiibly tho linrrininu
tiuii l'ltll stocks. A break 111‘ more thuu
two points in (lreut Northern Ore i‘or-
tiileutes wus due in an iint‘uvot'niilu
iinitlysis oi the corporation's tinnitzil
stntoinont linuxis were llrm.
BRIDGEPORT TAX DELINQUENTS.
lliillltllili’oil i‘. .lttnL. .iil.<»'l‘iie first 01‘
the set'erul hundred delinquents on
the personal tax list were. before the
city eourt this morning and Prat-teem.
lug Attorney Delaney says other hdteh—
es will follow in quit-k succession. Ton
Wtit‘l'itllm httd been issued. but three. or
those named in them could not. he
found.
301’ the seven others. one settled his
ruse iieioi'e eottrt opened. Another
Prof, J. Admit Hugo. lutewn all over
the state its 11 musician of ability. pre-
sented its it defense the tart that ho
had served in the state militia. and the
01130 against him was united on that
«3 round. The five others were. 911211 {in-
ed $2, without eosts (the timeout o.‘
the personal taxi, and eurh paid.
Judge Wilder uttnonnoed thut the costs
would he added to the line in eueh oust.-
hereutter
SHOOTS WIFE AND FIRES HOUSE.
COLLINSt il;l.E. Jun. 30.—»— In an in
sune frenzy. John Ketteile, a former .
Hartford tiremun..shot his wile in the
unit and side with it ride, tiiduy. set
fire to the house of his iather-ln-inw.
Arthur Johnson. where his wife was
living. and held a posse otflve 1...... at
bay with his rifle until ills‘umtntuillien
gave out. .He. was then-utterpowared
aud‘loeked up.
wife wliiio 191101111. are not expected to
be iiitiil. The house Wii pinned to the
5111-0111111, the. ions being bout $6,000.
NEW HAVEN. Jim. .1
ocrntle state e'mwouilo
‘und liwd there until his untimely
‘ Quultei' hooks.
’ 1.1 Flynn. or South Norwallt J'olin .l.
The wounds of his 1.
11m e‘em‘etery.
0i '1. P- M \Lfllt‘flllllt‘. ”1‘ “Yeti UHF“? The hull hunter‘s were Peter (lnliigun.
until lS-ttt. when he moved to .let'ittim. .liiinos Fisher. John Farrell. Bernard
l.. L. where the (initialised lived tintil (impunity, )tlviiaet Fulton and
her marriage in liirum 1’. Perry, of Reynolds. The flower heart-rs were
New York. sliiplinilder. lie died in James Lyneh and James Connolly. in
”WV l't‘tll'fi Site Sillttit'ttm'llili nmt’ torment took place in St. Mnry's rein
rleii \‘iilltnni it. Valentine oi‘ Roslyn. 11111.11
‘ltointts
death its was nssnuittd and killed Funeral of Mrs. Catherine Torpey
by two neurons on his own luwn, whilu ’l‘he t‘unetni of Mrs. (‘ utiletlne Tor-
i'oiiiruinu lrom business. Since his 1195‘ “‘35 he” in St I'Olel‘LS (‘lltll‘i‘lh
11min Ml‘t-t. Vulentlne 111111 tliiltle liel' Nutritional St u‘i‘lock yesterday mnmv
home with l?t>l"ltl€t‘c. Lydia .\l. l’ink-Llnt-t- A requiem ltlghrmust‘; “'05 Wit“
hum. \Villtnm C. Perry. of Horton-ltmied ltl’ RN Edward A t‘otter
is u grandson. Mrs \alentiue “its lov- Time was a large utteudunie ot‘ rela-
ed hy- nii' who knew her and “Hal iii~ tires and tripods. lnirrniont was in
inilluriy known as “Aunt Lydia.“ lie- the inmlly‘ plot in the New Catholic
spite her in years. she wus Very no eeuietery. Dutihury. "l‘he pallbearers
tire. enjoyed her duily papers and im- wore l’uul Turner and William 'i‘or-
Her death was as hor pey, hoth of South Norwnlk. 11nd Jos‘
lite ~11. petiooful. enim, beautiful sleep. (“N1 ’I‘Ul‘ifl‘l'. Matthew Ll'Oi‘llel‘. 'l‘hOHlilS
l‘unei'ul 2 .30 Wednesday interment 'l‘orpey. of Danton-3) all of whom are
iii the quuiut Quaker burying ground gt'sundson , 11nd Muiueiti Green. :1 mph
at W esthun 1.. l. ow, also (it thinhury. .
Mrs Catherine Flynn Funeral of Mrs. Wynn.
Mrs Cumumu Fl\.nn of 57 Deiirhm The “menu services of Mrs. James
avenue, Iiuntnu'y. died at her home. “3““ “'m ‘39 held ”WWW“ morning
{his mornlug at the 111111 of 60 yours from St. Marys Church ill to oicloek.
after it short illness 9f pneumonia. “15‘9““ 0’ 9 0"1Q’3k- “5 “Will ”“9“
The deceased is survived by three dill“ Interment. “‘l" WWW “1 3‘-
sons 11nd one daughter, who are James MMW cemetery.
Mn
Funeral of Mn. Batterson.
Flynn. of Delirium George W Flinn.
of Norivallt, and Miss Mary Flynn or
l)unl1ury.'1‘hu funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
Mr.‘ Flynn, of South Norwulk, hits
the sympathy of the whole commun-
iiy in his loss, coming as it. ‘doee so.
soon utter hll lute hereavemeut wuen
he lost his children.
M
will he held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from her late home. Rev. le-'
Witt T. Van Doren. pustor’ot’ the Non-
wuik Baptist Church, will otiiciate, and
'1 Gaymell Miller. ¥ ‘5
Guymell Miller. daughter at Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Millerhoi 14 Third street.
died this mertiinz at the use ofnino
months. The 'tuiieralservices will be
held from the home of her piirentil on
Thiirtiday afternoon at 1.30 o‘cloek.
The interment will rollow in the Dar-._
leased the emcee or the late D1211" .
‘1'! Baker. iii nurt- street, East. Nor-
'l‘l1e funeral of Mrs. Mary Butterson ,
"F or $1 Dep‘OSit and
You need me, madam. I can
save yen thousands of steps
every day. We are organ-
izing another Club Plan. Come
in and find out all about it.
Sl'Each Week
we will deliver one to your
heme..providing we can get 12
members 'to join this Club.
i he
were 1
lust week:
John 1. Looney ioL Emil Ziniton, of
Standard. 1m, Rhodonoila rank.
Hoitiee E Daim to William A. Cur-
tis. land and buildings, Frauds street
War.
wutimn Keii, .ir..i
interment will be temporarily in thefieemt building 10" Harbor “0““ Smaller leather goods for trav- "
Riverside \‘ttult » Benoit. \\ or. olmg piitpiisos_
‘Pnrisli‘of St. Paul's Church in Indestructible Steunter'l‘runks
NORWALKs-L NEW PHYSICIAN George H. RR.\'.nlOnd building lot, frtii‘ilmowgeidii I'l‘l'llilks as low .
1 . ier ‘
Dr. W. l Baker 0'! Naugntu‘ck, tins Berkeley street “111.1.lag $5 00 ‘
Parish of St. Pauls Church to Le
(lrnnd
walk. and intends to take possession 1e}. 511.991. Wai- . , ‘ and Men, $150 up.
on February 1t Dl‘t Bali '1' has pmc. Virginia W. Smith to Jennie \\
and in Nfiugatuck ‘9." t °lVO 3'91er Kendrick. lot and buildings, Living
L a hasheen ston place. _
Estate of John MeDeimott to Mar»,
garet McConnell or New Your, lot and
buildings. North Main street.
“"11 _ Jose
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. l
' inert. lot and buildings, West
\ u ' . ~
"HAVE you . THE “RlGHT
KIND OF TRUNK AND BAG
FOR YOUR SOLLTHERN'TRIP?
This is the time of your for
southern tavel and our depart-
tnont for this purphse is com;
plate.
Bags and Stilt Cases oi'th'e.
famous
follow 1112: many transui 1101le
oeotded in Towu Clerk Smith
\\ ur.
Mark Cross _
Also it huge. line oi their
to Gleason 1111} |
make.
Raymond. building lot, lletkeu Mark Cross Gloves {or Ladieo
'War.
1111' H, Lockwood, to Mary Pope,
Josep h Davi
LB! Washingpton It. . .
Norwalk Chronicler