ll
'FRIENDS, let us say with no
3 fuss that old Jack Frost has
h
thought on us, as we are here for
selllng COAL and are not caught
‘1)”
Iin any hole , we’ve got the goods,
uie've got the trade, we've got the
vfricnds that we have made by do-
: , .Vtidglbusiness straight and fair and
:ltihot by blaster and hot air; send
in your orders if you will, you’ll
. find us deep in business still; not
buti
[hustling things to keep you warm.
‘Ttiming in a fire alarm,
-~1~—--——-— _V._~._. e.” ._.L-., . , _
" Wrasse as:
W CONNEALLY & E
BRACKEN i
Edwin C. ‘Burt’s
SHOES
for Women
Emerson Shoes
for Men
High - Cut Shoes
for Boys. and
Girls
senescence-e»are
CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
_ Br Washington St.
Tel. 363- 4
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34% "Columbia 6%l
Real Estate Bonds
l3’ay Interest promptly each six
trio ths. Interest paid from date of
' estment to actual date or withdraw
“1115? Can withdraw funds with full in-
,mréh after three years if desired
' ,es‘o! satisfied Bond holders In
town. Full inspection invited.
'f D. S; HULL l
» LOCAL AGENT
mm 1 Havlland Block, So. Norwalk
Phone 414-4.
1
I'LEET NOT come 'ro CHINA.
"WASHINGTON Feb. 10.——-The Pa-
clflc fleet is not going to China, it
li‘ stated at the Navy Department
1 by. The vessels are pleparihg for
r tice cruises in the vicinity of the
Hawaiian islands
1.
The services at St. Paul's Church to-
«m'row Sexagesirna day, will be as
In: and sermon
’0. BIG D.
ClearanCe
-SALE
Everything ata.
Great Reduction
Gottlieb’s
$7 & $10
11 NORTH MAON ST.
MEN'S ARCTICS . . .' ............ 51.00
Sizes 7 to 12.1 l
MEN' 3 STORM KING BOOTS” .5325
Sizes 6 to 10 I
:MEN' 8 2-buekle FELT BOOTS ..52 50
Sizes 6 to 9 I ‘
WOMEN' 8 extra high heel STORM
RUBBERS .................... 5°C:
SlZC‘Su " to S. !
“i—MAXM LEVY——
169 WASHINGTON ST.. BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
.Tel. Four Four- One
Whenever you clean
or collar, lt’l‘l‘iOiIilli‘ll‘ Wm. liflron.
35 Fort St, East Norn'nllt. We
pay 1c lb. for
your attic
;.~‘ll.lll as it was learned that
i troll
, was milled.
in superficial examination.
SATURDAY, FEB. 01
M
Edson Brewer.
Edaon Brewer of Weatport avenue,
died yesterday afternoon at the home
01 his son. Edward Brewer. lie was
In his eeventydifth year. He had been
a bio long resident of 'Norwalk and
was well-known and highly respected.
He is survived by two sons, Frederick
and Edward Brewer. Deceased was
a member of Our Brother' s Lodge No
10, I. O. 0. i“ ‘i‘he funeral services
will be held from the late home at
2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
Rev. Louis is. Howell. rector of St.
Paul‘s Church, will oliiclale. inter-
ment will take place In the Christ
Church centeteri’, Wesiport.
Funeral of Annie Gill.
The funeral services of Annie Gill,
the town farm inmate. will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from St.
Mary's church. interment will take
place in St. Mary's cenwtory.
Funeral of Miss Selleck.
i‘hc funeral senicos of Miss Anna
May Scllock of Stevens sir-let, were
held this altelnoon at 2 otiolk ilom
her late home. interment will follow
in St Mary‘s cemetery.
LEG BROKEN BYW A FALL.
Patrick Hayes Injured by the Ice in
Cross Street. South Nerwalk.
Pairitk liai'oa of 1: Cross stilt-i
{south Norunlk. slippcd on the lit’ and
it“ in that Iirtwl last (\t’lililg at 7:.10
0(l01l1 sustaining a lonponlld fl'ln
lure- of the ritht lo... lust 1111011 illll
.1ui:lc.'lhc Illjlu \ Is .1 sol inns our and
will probably hoop .\Il iluycs inside
for some little time.
A slippery sidewalk "was the cansc
and Mr. Hayes look a hcnvy full. As
ho had
lidl'ncll
upon milking
saw the
lllllll‘t’d, i‘r‘. l“i‘iilit'id l.
The «lower.
trouble and ordered that .\ir. Hayes bu
and best, prices for rubbers. met,
ale and leather beds. Drdcrs out
of town must be sent a day ahead.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
Tel, get. 122 Water at.
~~_........ \.
BRAZILIAN MINISTER DEAD.
RIO JANEIRO, liruzil, l-‘cb. Ila—«liar-
on do Rio Bliranco. minister of foreign
aflairs in the Brazilian cabinet. died
this morning. He was stricken sud-
denly ill on the evening or February 5, t
with uraelnla‘and the attack Was so se-
yere that he never rallied.
Baron do Rio Branco was probabll
the most brilliant statesman in Brazil.
At the time oi‘ his death he had Served
continuously for ten 1"ealls as minister
'of foreign affairs He continued in of
flee from purely patriotic motiv,es as
he had, been ad1ised on several ,occa _
alone by his physicians 'to resign on so '
count of his condition of health. Bar-
on do Rlo Branco took a considerable
share in the ‘great welcome given to
the American fleet when it visited Brn-
zll in 1908.
'wns also chosen
CREW OF NORWEGIAN BARK RES-
CUED. »
BREMEN. Germany, Feb. 10.~—’l‘he
North German Lloyd steamer Chem-
nitz, which left'New York on Jan. 30
for Bremen, reported by wireless te1~
egraph today that she had taken off
the captain and twelve manpof the
crew of the sinking Norwegian bark’
Euphrates which left qiaseow last
month. '
The adult or rescue was extremely
dangerous owing to the heavy storm ‘
, and the .terrliicaily high seas.
“Cy—”‘-
..... W
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:tulwh to tho Nol'walk Hospital.
the Ilnl'lul'wc
’w'ork tor a wealthy lllilll:
1'
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How
were rtdluul as well as
possible and the suffering patio hi made
glomiouable.‘ Mr. Hayes has the best
y\\loiltn of his man}
‘ speedy l‘t‘(‘0\'0§l?\ 1'
illendll for 'a
”ma—w.— .. n...
SHEEP v8. CLOUDS.
.1 strumming mung artist was aiv
i‘ordvd an opportunity to do a hit of
In a week
or two his wife had her first glampnc
Offllll’ painting In hand,
The with signed dcllshtcdly. “it‘s
just lovely. dear." she said. "lovely!
lint don't you think those sheep look
—~-11'el|, just a bit like (‘.lOlldBw'lllfll ll.
of course, dear, unless they are
clouds! “wimplncitt‘s. .
Ln-“
DR. SPOLIN T0 RESIGN.
BERdJlN, Feb. 10.~l)r. Peter Spailh
the leader of the Clerical (‘enter Pan
ty. who was yesterday elected pres-
ident or ‘the Releasing. announces
. that he" will resign the chair on Mon-
day. lie gives as his reason for this
action that he declines to be. associa:
led with a Socialist vice-president.
The first vice-president of the house
yesterday. lie la
Philip Schcldemann, a Socialist.
wr~ mmm
ENGELHART'S DEATH ACCIDENT-
AL.
NEW HAVEN. i-‘eh. 10.»«A verdict
of accidental death ls given by Coroner
Mix. who inquired into the killing of
Adam Englehart in his garage In Merv
Iden on Thursday. The coroner found
that the explosion was due to the mix-
Ing of a compound, or of the gas
welding machine at which Englellnl'l
was at work.
*.—..-..‘
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10.~~~.\Irs.
Frederick Scholi’, president oi the Na-
tional Congress of Mothers. anuollnc‘
ed today that the cxecutlvecommit
tee of «the organization has selected
St. Louis as the place [or holding the
next congress. the meeting to open
March 20‘and close March 26
SIXTY EIGHTH ANNlVERSARY
NIGHT.
The sixty-eighth anniversary of Con-
cord Division, N0. 2. Sons 01 Temper-
ance, will be held in March and plans
will .be talked over for a celebration
to be; held in commemoration oi the
event at the meeting on Monday even-
ins , .
WP-‘Mo-n ~_
FELL OFF GAR UNDER WHEELS.
_ a
~u—-—h—~
y The Epworth League of: the new
.Avenne Methodist
the Rescue
alter Thomson; an: 10 ~0nly" . 1.
.nst months in this country. Sabatlnoj .
'dI Batiste was fully hurt on the rah.“
read here today, death following soon,
afterward. Di Batiste leaves a family
In Italy . _ 1 , "
w I have;
muons after-
' [lililli Mill millililllli lilllil Ill Ilill Silliil
WALL STREET“, 10: 10 a. m-Trad-
ing in stocks was reduced to a neat
lnal basis when the market opened to
day. in the first ten minutes there
were no transa tiohs in a number or
active stocks, I cluding Reading and
Lehlgh Valley.‘ 1 Prices were almost
motionless. National Biscuit, Ameri-
can float Sugar land Southern Railway
pm, each or which lost ‘15. were the
stocks which moved most widely.
WALL STREEl'i‘. 11 a. m.—--The open-1
lag of Reading w‘ 's not recorded on the“
ticker until 25 ll lnntes alter business
began. She delay was occasioned by
a disputed transitctlon. Prices drifted
slowly downward on a larger volume
of business. liy the end of the first
hourI Reading. Southern Pacific and
American Smelling were off 3-4 and
‘lfniun Paciiic. l’.‘ 8. Steel and Amalga-
mated Copper lr2. International Pa~
pcr stocks were in brisk demand, the
common rising ii and the preferred
1-: 3-4. American Tobacco rose 1 and
Sears Roebuck zlpoluls. Nuilonlll Ills-
cuil broke it 1-2.1
.
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BRIDAL COUPLE SERENADED.
Mr._and Mrs. Simeon Hatch Return
1' from Honeymoon.
lionul'hm the rllturn of Mr. and Airs.
Simeon Iiatcll. oi Noru'aik, from their
extended weddinr trip Ill which they
visited Ncwhernl N. ('.. and stopwd’
ill mum places hi lllzellbl aloha the
11111, Mrs. Ilutic lullllllncl and daughter
of 19 Park sll'.oet tillt‘l'lillll(‘d hi :1 din
her part} lasl e1onillk.'i'iln l'ehaai
was excellent and all present voted
the occasion a milst picusnnt our and
\vlsbcd Mr and fills Ilnlcll many hap-
p\ re hrs at mnlrlrd life i
\il Ilultll, will) in .lthlf oi Smut“
little lcpuluiIOlt, will lcsulnc his dullt-s
at tho Nolwulk liotci lontorlnw.
'lhosc, present int tho dinner were
.\ir. and Mrs. llulcb. Mr. and Mrs. \\'Il-‘
llam Miller, ill-limo Mrs. Richard!
“'l'ilf'), Mrs. William \1‘I1ul1-y, Mrs.
()‘lil'yant. Mrs. S.‘ liar. Misses l.cmln
Nichol.» riul'hll Walsh and ”mum .‘dur '
lie and Messrs. (‘llar'ssll l'l‘lH‘ l-.dw'urrl
llaii llulph nnhn‘rumn anus ..l. 11 ll.
to...» w»... ....._.......
unasr nun ?
‘ ultra Ill sru
NEW roan. altar» mm llcnly I-‘roll
man a paraliiic was just saved from
drowning by tena‘nis of on Fast Side
apartment house if?“ night The}
broke into his quarters in the base
meat and round lllm lying on his el-
bow in bcd, gasping for breath. his
head barely aborci the ie1cl of a flood
which had rushed into his room treat
a broken water main. Frohtnun, who
Is husband of the janitrcss, lay help
lose his frantic cried for aid unheard.
while the water ‘mse Inch by“ inch
about him. ills Ire who had been
on an upper floor when the flood
broke. waited on the steps above, fear
lag the worst, when rescuers carried
‘10th his limp forth. lie was burel1
alive but phislcmna said last night
that the chances 1hr his woman were
favorable. l
.cyiltonen LEAVE
LAWRENCE.
BOSTON, Feb. ‘l0.~W'lth red noses
and checks. but lrlgllt. happy faces,
1.7.0 children of La rence mill strikers
passed through this city this torenoon
on their way to N 11 York.
The little band. any or them thin
l1 clad came from llmwrence on a reg
ular train and crtissed to the South
Station In the elevated load Two or
three strayed army from the line. but
they Were recoveriad before the New
‘tork train left. Ea 11 child was tagged
with a name and address In New Yo: k,
and tomorrow It Isleapected htat they
will be assembled in one or the halls
STRI'KERS‘
in the East Side. is dozenvguards ac» ' ' '
companled them.
Mmefil. ...... _.
COLD WAVE i-IAS ARRIVED.
NEW XORK. Feb. low-The cold
wave from the west arrived In New
York today on the wings of a twenty
mile wind and within twelve hours
had sent the mercury scurrying down
to two degrees bel 11 zero. This was
a drop of thirty de rees within twelve
hours. The temperature remained
stationary to; four hours and the
local weather bureau announced that
It would hover. near the zero mark
all day During the (0:9an there
«was not a cloud he sky
nue was .111qu
=i'esterday oi"
'rwo cams.
R ST
NORWAL‘K'S . LEADING
" DRY GOODS STORE
3 and s Gazette Building
noawaut, CONN.
equal quality.
Lot No.
Annual After-Inventory Sale ‘
Entire Stock of Ladies’ High-grade Tailored Suits
Have been divided into two lots and marked at the lowest prices we have ever named for an
$10. Lot No.2,$15
Every garment is this season‘s style, and there is a wide choice in materials and colors.
We urge all customers who appreciate special values to attend this sale. respectfully sug— ‘
gesting that those who come first will find the widest range of choice. ‘
”0.
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 WCWASHINOTON 8T.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWAHD AVE" 80. NOR.
13 MAIN 8'12. NORWALK
"GEORGE" IN HISTORY.
iil‘l'l'li may have gone on: of fashion.
but Ult‘i'llfi have not. The being who
used to live for us only in the page
ancient history is now a familiar
figure in every American city. The ep-
isode reported In the Chicago Tribune
may [immature have had a foundation
in illct.
“Mention the name of
known (track: " said the teacher of a
jnloniie class in history
“leorge,” spoke up the cln'lyllairod
little boy. ‘
"fluorite who?"
"I don! know the lest of Ills name
ma '.nln He comes lound to 0111 house
awry Thursdm with bananas and or-
angels."
“new”... M. ...... . mum...
Rural cruisinble (to
slrlltlgcrl~~~' l Wren? Toll re a i'louse~
breaker l betcher! ‘
The intruder ~— ilousebreakel noth-
ing. I'm inst going to sit a while in
the only comfortable chair on the
place I was hear all last summer
\1ilhoulxolllng a chance at It.-
unit.
”a...“ —--——— n a-.. W W...
"'l‘hat story of the building of the
'l‘ower or babel should he modern-
ised." .
"But how would you account for
the confusion of tongues?"
"Why i suppose 'llley
tower pretty .nearly up and then
somebody yelled ‘Graiti. and every—
body uccllsed everybody else and the
job waa'llcld up.“---(‘.le1'cland Plain
Dealer
had the
ad.—
“flu-“~—
I do not know when or how it mar
please God to give you the quiet of
mllld that you need; but i tell you i
believe it is to be had and in the
meantime we must go on doing Your
work, trusting in God, even for this.
Ask him to come .. .maklng
the joy go up In your heart by His
presence.~Georae MacDonald.
'And so you are an ell-slave,“
the ira1elier In the South.
terestlng. But when the war
ended you got your freedom?
“,No sub" replied Uncle Rastns.
“Ah didnt git no freedom Ah was
married "——-’\lew York Sun.
said
was
can‘t ‘ play
The Village
The St.orekeeper—-Sl
checkers much. can he?
can't even make a livin. '—-Pnck.
....—..
llow to work it. “They say one
can live well on paints; for 10 cents a
weeks"~ “80 I’ve heard I expect to
tryy‘lt after Christmas ”—‘Washlngton
Herald. .
some well- ‘
"How ill"
l
suspicious .
l
l
"3,8?” What made me so ‘—-‘-'heavy.
All Our Winter Goods
Must be Closed Out
Before the Spring
Goods Arrive
We have Plenty oi Clothing for
Men, Women, Boys and“ Girls
Will ' Dress You
8: your family on our
EasyPayment Plan
Open a Charge Account---We’ar
the Goods and Pay Later
*Visit Our.Furniture Department
1
We Can Furnish Your Heme on Our
Easy weekly Payment Plan
“THAT'E WHAT. ‘ .
Tommy-Jon, what is a multimil-
llonhiré? \ ,
Town 3 Pop—A multi- millionaire!
my son, is usually a pompous man?
with side whiskers and about $1300, 000,;i 1 ‘
,uplliladelphia Record. _ .r
Champion-«Huh! Play checkers! Sit ' '
‘ YOU HAVE MET HIM. l
Bill—What kind of a fellow is Dob-
-klns? ' .4;
AWiil—He can tell you how to adopt
a national system of currency that!
would pay on! the national debt butt
he can‘t raise the price or his grocery ‘
.blll .——Clncinnati Enquirer.
IRONIO. .
Doctor (after an examination)—
Madam, yoa have a constitution of
iron... 1 ’ 1 .
Obese patient—i have often won-
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} Guaranteed for six months’ wear
' 'Holeproof
\ Sucks
$1.50
, ' "sex”or srx
a
THE ORlGINAL‘
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GUARANTEED sock
Norwalk Chronicler