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< 0'9““ Chm“ W. Hoyt. “‘ l. mu:
:, C‘D‘Mn Charm! w. HOyt a DMA'VG‘ '4 it!» <
or Norwalk,‘ and a number of padre" “W "'*
ago a. member of the arm of William
a nm a BMW. at that m the..l4i'ev. lohn EW Zeiter Addresses
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largest oyster dealers in tilts section 444':' 4 NH fintherlnu pt Mgthottint
« or the state, died Saturday at bier we I
" SAIJE idence, 887 Stratford avenue, Bridée ”H” ‘ ".9"
port. lie was seventy-eight years 15‘1"" " '
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age and is survived by a widow one ATP? second banquet of the Commih
daughter. Mrs Charles Emery. of teen! One Hundred or the Men and
Bridgeport. and one son, Clifford Hort. eligiou Forward Movement was held
of Newark, New Jersey lie was 48. itightly-kitty evening at the Second Corr
brother of Captain Jame: W Holt, M'edblii’lmi Church parlors, in Derby.
of South Norw,alk and Mrs. George MAW“ attended by about eighty
N. Burbank, of Stratford. The funer- Anywhere of the committee It was
at will be held tomorrow Afternoon at 1% ye" successful one the supper setrv
1 o'clock from the family home a4hd 934.3,). the Jndteg of the churches balm;
interment will be in New Haven it’lwfiwcifluy fine one and tile addreze
delivered by Rev. John it. chiet
M"- LW‘“ Barnes. * ‘ Wit NORWGAAI. being a forceful and
Mrs. Louisa Barnes oldest resident ”9mm“! one tilled with plain state
‘ of L‘rnnlnlry. who yesterday reached APPDW as to a layman‘s duty mm, the
the eightydourth anniversary of “WAAAAADAAW” point of view
4birth. died this morning at an early 4'iillll‘: Ro.v Mr. Zoltefla Addreu
. ,hour. Silo waeasieter oi Edson Brow ,Jrlliowinx the supper 3 ll Letter).
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er' Whose funeral 50°“ pm" yeaierdhy chairman of the Gommitteo of One
al‘teruoop‘z M” Barnes was ”’0 widow ,Ifigndred, introduced .Rev. Mr Zeitetr,
of the late Charien Burnett and is stir
Nhed by too daughter. Mrs. “immune. (,llturcil.
. ,4 _4 _ 4‘ llc apoke upon “The
Bouton and Mrs. Geo‘lge S. mommhdlemonai Element m Kingdom Build-
The funeral arrangements will he an-
.lnm‘ lie considered that than had a
nuanced later. «‘3 ,{mgtntn responsibility whet his noigip
W; is concerned and in in duty bound
.pe to that neighbor and to God to assume
4mm responsibility lie did not mean
.thnt 41a man lnuet go about inquiring
gimme foliownlen. in places where
mtpiilnnn such questions are cutbat
W‘s. if all is well ultll their soul
My poked what was (lod‘ a business in
tint world today, and then said that
“f Everything at a
Great fiReduction
. Gottlieb’s
$7 8t $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
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MEN'§ ARCTICS ...$1.00
' Sizes 7 to 12.
MEN'S STORM KING BOOTS...$3.25
Sizes 6 to 10
MEN’S 2-huckle FELT BOOTS..$2.50
ostzes o to 9
WOMEN'S extra hid“ heel STORM
RUBBERB ............... 50¢
Sizes 2 to 8.
-—-—-MAX LEVY—-
169 WASHINGTON 812. BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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Funeral oi Mia-.Belieck.
The funeral services (nor the
iilmillfl of Wise Anna May Seileck of
{Stewart street, were held Saturday. a!
ternoou at 2 ociock from her lot .
A home. A large number at hot iricidn EA
twcre present and there were a moat
Antoni beautiful tlortti piece». Father
H. J McGinnles‘ assistant letter .of
4 4 “mire are. ills representatiws. not es
Elma.‘r::.*:::t“.‘:f“;.*::::: 122.3123. on... . .
The pail lwnrcrtt were John Kelly. :Ptl‘il.diii not not himself to. do 30m"
1 . thing, for God and, the realisation or
Jame-s Powers. tallormult Powers.
and "
A Willie i‘rotty,
Tel. Four- Four- One
Whenever you clean your attic
or cellar. remember Wm. Hilton.
35 Fort St. Built Norwich. We
pay 41c lb. {or
RAGS
and best prices for rubbetre. mct- .
sis and feather bedl. Orders out
of town must be sent a day ahead.
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4 All? hlnltdmu will.“ back and back
r Willi 8T Alui-‘AEAAA'LTAASS Pill“. be will eventually becotnczn
we . llm .cl‘ , r t 4
ifAil‘l Kulll nil scho‘olmntcn of W AFN-mlMfiluh‘maAMMHnM' A
”444‘ 44d ' ‘ 4 “Number on in his addrefle he onto
"HM“ ’ . ' thqttrlumplta or (‘hrirt art- to he won
Funeral SEEN- m bl Allmvu rather titan in miniature.
. . I _ "L" 4!! then he told noun thing about the
.ihe i moral gemrtites oi A‘AAYAOH "row; AAWAMW 0‘ minlelmra who have to
er. of \\'.estpmt merino uorc held leflr pncounter men who are goitfllnntll “m
Atorduy nttcruoon.llm.l.uulail. Howell * ”imam” endlneetlnga and re-
irector of Sn. i’anl' s Episcopal church AAAAAA’ are not‘wllat they need to be.
:utllciatlntl. interment followed in [hit ”N!” that iia minister put as much
Lhriat church cemetert “carport “59¢ ‘11 and "10“”an his work as
pail bearers ucrc l-‘rank t.‘ lurk Stitgl the niatera 9, to did or as lawyers
:terYonligs. Edward BuaIk.e and i-‘red ; ”mum“ me: or lmifil' put into
4Ciarlt than; bueineas he would he as bit; It
‘ Funeral of veteran Kidney. *4'4 plan as the ministers of old were or
The funeral ot‘ John ll Kiting} ”PM!“ the hwy?” and business
’ which was held .trom the Norman Sol- ”We” “my m” in" mm” ‘0
dlers Home chapel yesterday utter HM: 1' "m “WWW" to stand n" by
noon was largely attended. Manl' MM?" “a of old. m“ 1' expected to
from Norwnik neat to the Home In
he a leader. .
:pay their that respects to the dcceas- 4““ 3“" Th." Example "”6““
ed. The remains Were interred in
tin spoke of the business men get
4 . this into touch with Christ and said
A *5ng move ”mmflg; thtlt some ot‘them said they were. dew
. .. . . . A dasttlttheroouldmhe morphine)
“MES 4‘ HALL 1'0 TESTIFY. .. Example. he said. wan not sul-
WASHINGTON i‘eb. ill-“Front
~4 44.4 . ' - ' itch-ht. Men must do something more
James J. Hill. chairman of the Board than lire “ML
of .plmc‘tors of the Great Northern He told at an “Defiance with 0M
4Ra4ii‘roag, ~tbe 3:313; 8'2? 1‘:ng A: of his omolal board which was about
"‘8‘ 5“ "8 com ' m to note that the church should have
Brewer.
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3'9" today some details 0' the so" a. revival beginning on January l.
15%1 fColuItt—bia 6%
‘ Real Estate Bonds ‘
' 4Pay' interest promptly each six;
months. interest paid \from date oi
lli s meat to actual date at Withdraw-
‘ lands with full in-
years if desired.
ed Bond holders in
D S HULL
. ~ LOGAL AGENT . A
float-n t Haviiantl Block. So. Norwatk
- Phone 414-4. ‘
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4 4841.18PIGIOU8.
rt4une Teller—Yon wish to know
something about your future husband.
Customer-3N0. I dout i want to
4w- about the past of my present
ti and .—44-Boston..1‘rauscrlot4.
one lavait ;
dollahs.”-—3t. Louis
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cailed ~Hili lease of til eintke Superior.
ore fields to the linked States Slalom” had not consulted hint ahout it.
Corporation and also information not
lilting to the steel Corporation‘s trans
portatlon facilities In the lake ore re-
-'tziorl. in response to the subpoena
sert ed upon him at Jekyll island. Gal.
last week. Mr. Hill appeared hetero
the committee; when it resumed ita
'heartngs this looming. but was on:
Secretary of State Knox has held a coiled until later in me day to Elermlt
number of conferences with Senor Rt time “05.1““ "P M testimony relation
item). the Cuban minister: .40 the drain. to labor conditions in the steel piauuly
tag or a new convention especially in in the Plttsburg and Birmingham din,
connection with the duties on sugar. ftfifi‘i- . .
The Cuban minister declined today to ‘ ,
discuss his activity in this regard, but “‘3'" OVER... TARIFF—BUSINEGG4 'vldgd the membership of the church
It is understood that Cuba, expecting '" STATE 'N DANG!" ‘ anions themselves and made pencils]
present sugar duties to be diminished WASHINGTON Feb 12.—~Even “9‘ visits. drains the members to attend.
feels there may be a necessity (but a WWW“ 3"“ deuterium! the old ‘M‘ and. the members carried the work
readjustment or the prefrential rates 4"” 0’ ‘4“ ”meet“ interests “’ they-a among others in the congregation. and
given the Republic. 4
Much of the data necessary for the 335'“ that they "A“ “3"." ‘0 "‘“t “P I' OWE“ those without any church
negotiations of a new treaty already ““09 if the “T0903?“ Democratic ”“994 ailiilstlen. The result was that the
has been secured and it is said that an A“ the ““1 bill “"3 made 1““ ‘ analyst carried itself and the minis-
lniorm'el understanding has been ‘ TM Republicans AWE“ 3‘ acme 6" torment around a woeit with a ser-
NEW cueAh seetrnocwv
TREATY. twenty men present should sign an
armament to attend eterv sertice,
heldmnleaa they had an excuse to trite
upon which they would be willing to
Walnut" chances of entrance into
the Kingdom. They balked at this,
lltldnllld the matter oycr for smooth.
Than thev did not bring it up. but he
hrotlpllt it up. and got seventeen oi
litmiwem} to sign a paper to attend
these meetings taithtullt. Then he and
they} thought It useless to have the
meetings it they were to be the only
(little regain: in attendance. so they di-
Pt'oeident Taft Ha. Negotiations Un-l
. 4 tier Way.
WASHINGTON. Feb. i2.——Presideut
Text, it was reported today. has begun
the negotiations at a new reciprocity
treat; with Cuba
reached be4twen the United States and ”'9 ittgubrious views and “Dada"? than. in his pocket before he got to
Cuba to po'ssiblé least as calm... as “1089 0' Schwab. Lam Week H A” ’chmhe to preach it. .
well as: the president: ‘ 0‘1"“. 0' ”Wide”- told the “nine 4 Jerome! Wei-k Does All.
C—I-O b-od—H- ”minute wmmlmfi that Abe cutlely 43 “40“] work did "“3. as it (1968
A' returned explorer was sitting at? mph ”wind ’5‘!" to £0 0‘“ 0' bust eygrythlng. it does the WCI‘CIt in poll-
4 oxalate-g ”I! if; the “demoed rates were out new” witness a... success or Tom-
men ultimo; .ssltl- in hm- , ' - W. lien in New roll. l"cldentally
45““! Andy. "Progress!“ Peru n «An d? 80 All? ‘4' the m “till m 0
hovmio you play titre-Kansas our “in“ "‘0. mu" m min! lit
. -“‘l it is probably true than. men - ‘
gflbblvalrnremot-‘maldhp summon by.
cause there has been overprod uni
item a4 fillole lot
AAAEAIAI iA AIABA
“Michal pastor of the South Norwnik '
the will contest for the senate nest
“senate lonesome jurisdiction em pro
ntld he oblected unless each of the'
transplanted next spring from not '
‘tu which oVer (Shiloh Bulbs will
appear before congress. weepinle ”Allin! all grew “out tutti even lll- 4
thnaske‘r remarked that churchmen -
418 left at" home. ~W Stewart fiolaton.
NORWALKTAK. LEADING
our scope stone
3 and 5 Gazette Building
"NORWALK, CONN.
COOOOO‘
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
equal quality. 5
Let No. $1.0. 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.
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 W. WABHANGTON 87.. 80. NOR.
28 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST" NORWALK
H. Krieger&Co.
All Our W inter GoOds
Must be Closed Ont
Bolero the Spring
Goods Arrive
v‘
we have Plenty 0A Clothing for
We Will Dress You
8: your family on our
Eas -ayment Plan
Open a , Charge _ Account—«Wear
J the Goods and” “Pay- «Later,
sot-inter] communities on March 1. J
and 3 in connection with the 4 move-
illeut.
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INVESTIGATING STEPHENSON Ex-
PENSE.
WASHINGTON, Fch. iti.«~~~'l‘lle Ininv
orlu report from the senate commit-
tee on privileges and elections. ati-‘
verse to senator Isaac Stephenson, oi
\t'lgsconsin. probably will not be tiled
in the senate until Senator Kern re: ‘
turns to the city lat/e in the week.
This report, signed bt Senators Ken
ion, then .Ionea (‘iapp and item. ulil
hold that the senate has a right to
inquire into senatorial primaries as
well as the election itself. it is
claimed that the "(57.000‘plli out by
Master Stephenson was practically
all spent at thu’primsnee,‘ and that
was fought there. it corrupt uproo-
tices marked the primaries the min».
ority report will titer that the election
lteelr must have bean secured by our-
rupt means. The report will urge the
murles and. thus “take a stand against
the sale 0! seats in the United Ethics
Senate." it Will also be held that the
enormous primary expenditures have
not been satisfactorily explained. ‘
DUTCH VILLAGE IN LONDON.
An entire Dutch urinate - will be
land to Olympia in London. \A feat-
are or tile tillage will he a bulb field
be
shown in bloom. and gardens and- m
net gardens will be attached to the
houses. The village will he dissected
by canals. spanned by urinates .'l‘ho
principal Industries of iloliimd will be 4
made a pmloulhr feature and Loin
donors will be able to see cheese and
butter making, carpet weaving. pol}
tel-y turning; and Isabel making. The
people will be seen in their character-
letic costumes.
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Leasing complained that the poets 4
of his time were praised more than '-
read. ‘ - - A
‘A good deed isri‘ieler betel—Basil.
Every heart contains Perfectmn's .
germ ._-Sheliey.
r-Tnete is nothing in the merit! can
be called uselega -"“B"?W{”'-I » a
intellect coants for much. Gharac-
ter counts for mere. ~Hnldane.
Cheer may be given while the purse
PLAY IN EDUCATION
The organization of play is rapidb‘
becoming a. part or the regultlr neck A i
of the teacher throughout the world. .
It is furnishing summer empIOymeut '
and It new social experience to many.
Ithoidd a growing place in' all sys-
tems or. physical training. Normal
courses in play have been given. in
Germany tor tbedast 15 years.. Cour-
see were si‘ven in 67 f‘dlflerea't cities
oi the (tortilla empire in 1909 Cour:
" see have been given ill 30 or to tilt-
terent universities and normal schools ‘
in this country during the past m ‘
Man‘yiol' the German courses are ‘p o-
. tlcaiiy insulates; Play institutes a
‘ more necessary for inay" teachéi‘s i ll.
Holeprool
Socks
$1.50
We become like those whom we
unity admire. «new Drummortd
he rank ls but- the guinea’ s stamp.
T a men's 4the Eowd tor‘ a‘ “that.
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