Clearance
SALE
Everything at a
'Great Reduction
Gottlieb’s
$7 8t $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
g ‘T "US NOW
7 V 0f Merchandlse
‘ ‘ We sing. T May our
Hat is in the ring
For Coal and'Wood
Or anything
That you may need.
”We, too, are stripped—
Yes-— “to the bull"
To sell Cement
. . And Building Stuff at -
Prices that are low
Enough
(«at
We Give 5. &. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
Women ’s “Mayfair
O
Totakethelead.. S H 0 E : Si
, , ,., - l’lnrrirvs (ill-d 11!
W§1S~ol~£ng h%.~g’.;eti%.%.fiafi lllnclt and Rustin, imbillo roe....$3.00 {iffnw-TTIT‘ hur‘rv'rhor'lrre. \‘ T ‘1‘
,3 ”I, MEN‘S JAMES MEANS SHOES T“? . ”' ."‘.f,““"f “,3”, TM.” "3.,”
I“ ~ 7 { I‘lltitli and liussia high too ..... $3 00 -Il'~ «“lllli ll‘lull'l'rr- m lwezotmr. 1.11-
eh CONNEALLT & Tl" anwFoRos at $3 and $4 ”‘3‘“1‘“ """"i"t-'-" “ill ‘w l'l'lhl'll 1‘1
j: :t" :w~__‘m tili- litll‘liil trill tale rilalt» lll litii'Mll.
, ::: BRACKEN :z:
j: —— MAX LEVY——
......“ ill‘liilli Hull 3, \xilt' o: lt‘lalrli i.",:__
4‘ urge 169 WASHINGTON ST.. BRIDGE o.- lTS \‘v’asillrnzion s'rtll't. «lit-ll .. I
oil :34. SOUTH NORWALK rnorrlinu .lt I‘tt‘t’ nllllil‘, 1:1 prlmrlrrrrn‘r l
' . . viz: nwm...m.....-..~..-w. ...-......n--.» ‘VI‘TH‘ dustlrrt'd. who was it )‘tut'u ot‘
Ed' 1: it '~ w
“I“ . “I“: b: i ‘ ’ I 1' ”LEFT" s.r.\‘ri d y .1 .lT....IIlII1.l .lr..i ”I
t'trzim't'll. i'iu- ililll‘l‘tl. Sl‘l'iil'l’s rrlli T
E)&§Ev Ram 6E9 N To 1m lllllirllilillt‘rl lair-1'. V I
.» SHOES :»'i For EilEiGlii tialyi l
“w Freight Propellers leave ilor _ .\If"h.ll«3 lIi'iIl. llliNI 111'. ll rls‘lit‘ '11 off
a. -3. East River. New Yogic (lam ‘qulr'ozrll awhile. Nor'ur‘ll .t. 1111'] lesion ‘
for Women “T" of Dover Street). every day (92- 'dni‘ at his home, “it It 110s «metal?
“5"; Gem Sunday).an 3 p m. Freight ‘l'liilliron The funeral pill ho held on
“if received at Norwalk up to 4 p. ‘11! li‘(llt\ morning. at it o'r"tiolk, limit
for Men
1
. oosceesaset-aeswtsoaeoaaeaérse
for.Bovs and
Girls
-:::. BRACKEN
‘ 81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
Emerson Shoes
High- Cut Shoes
CONNEALLY 81
0
1:
rite
it?
it?
t3
eeeeeeet
m. and South Normlllr up to 6:30
p in
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Anning J. Smith, C. C. Hegeman, T
Less“ General Agent T
WILLIMANTIC SMALLPOX.
May Vaccinate School Children Be-
cause at Disease There.
WILLIMAN'PIC, Maren 7.»;1 spe-
cial meeting of the SL‘IlOOI committee
has been called for tonight. when the
smallpox situation will be discussed
and it is. thought that an order will
be issued calling for the vaccination
of all public school scholars. There
are three cases of the disease in town T
at present and it is deemed best not'
lo take any chances of its spreading.I
The matter will also be brought up
for; discussion at the next meeting of
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THURSDAY MARCH 7,1912
1Bluefish
Halibut "
Smelt
Herring
Boston Lettuce
Spanish MacIterel 12‘/20
Roe Jack Shad 300 each
. Open Long Clams 350 qt. I
1 Round Clams
Twenty-two Cal». f‘Oranges 250
3' 'rvvo‘ chairs.
lb. 12%0
12%e
EHSTTLANI
lkIPKAJKF
NORWALK’S Lallnnvo
DRY GOODS areas
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
121/21: s;
3 lbs. 25c i
100 qt.
A Dainty Display of all that's New ln Designs, materials and Colors
3 for 250
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IlIllHS llIIII IIIIIIIITIIS
Charles Sammie.
Sunrlnls
A Large Stock of Lingerie. Waists
Homer» “S. Beers 8t Co.é 500 to $6
ngh or low‘ necks, long or short sleeves
SILK and NET WAISTS
in all the New III dels. In White
and the Latest Shades
Very attractive WHITE 'l‘AlLORiD
WAISTS -
IIIIIAI III IIIlII SIREII
WALL S'l‘lli'llr'l'l‘, Will] a, rrr.~(lll
nlnderurlo lltlllllllg today‘s slot-k rllrll'ltc:
owned “Illl general (let-lines. lIi'fitI '
ing- nnd [2.8. Steel \\’(,’l'i“ the \rcnltemT
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
of the Lli‘IlH' issues, declining 1-: lo BOXES
. , . . .. . ‘ . « J '
..—.\ i't‘ST)t"t‘Il\'L‘l). llrc Iliil'l‘illll‘tll leit'kS, Tia fiTTfl“ IIIéTT‘IIHE‘I‘TST Til).9 ILTET'I’T’:
St Paul. Northern I'lll'illt‘, lul‘lt' and
\'U r
m\\lt;lirlgton and North Main Bil”
l‘t-nnsylr'lrnirl. rill l't't'Oi‘lil’tI Mtllllik‘kLlr iiiott-l.
i
3 , Bertha Holly,
I
nominal
W balmy and llnyrrrlrld SIS.
’ \lt S.- t; Cor-set Factory, private.
llovt‘s 'l‘llcutre.
.s'nrunl
losses and there here no hulna oi‘ note,
WALL S’l'lllili’i‘hli ll, llr.»» -l’l'essnr'rr "
Zilr'
"rt'lllxctl and the market l'tnlrolrndtvd ens»
\‘Ilt‘ll the bears stopped selling.
1 Special srrelluih ill a tow is:rlresl1ssisl-
» ll lllt rally but the rise lrllllld uttt 1'
1"‘plites h: rd iltt-n res lured to _\"csrcrduv s
linul level.
and touched
lllle nus liolltrirl trout)
ill on :1 l‘t"iit‘l‘llll01l til‘ r1"-
'1'1'lrl rumors of IlllVlll}: in iln- Itlie'l‘l'st
'11! other r'rlilronds.
Vt AM. 31 ill-..lri'l‘,‘ Stunt-JPN early
sion was burn n 161‘ ill vclopnrcirts
TllIH’S oi the altiio shares tlultrlntilrl:
within the rrnrroutst limits. Rend-
22‘ \l‘m" 5 ”I‘H‘h' “ml ””‘Iml‘m I" ing’s relative lrenvlnlss “as tloteu'or'
1‘ ‘1‘“ ” “Mummy Ttllr. (ii the obscure slot-ks, ll decline
” ..--.- lot :2 points in National Railways of
Funeral of Joseph W. Bouton.
Tilt» funeral of lostph \V. lloltiorr.l
son or t‘aptain and Mrs \\illinm ll
ilorltoll “its hold \esieldat ni'tel'noorll
'in the hit rel at iliierside cent tan. I
e I et r‘tlrlltihg pt‘d.,
Rev. .1, it), Zeilier pastor or the b‘ilsr
MethodistEpiscopal (hul' ch, oilicint 9d,?
and the pallbearers wore Frederlcl'
\\. and \\iiiianr Moore Collslnu oi llleT
dece lvetl. and lidw'ard Brown and \r- T
thur' Seymour. The interment was inT
Riverside cetncteri There were at
number clitoral tributes. siion'in' tlrel
esteem in pinch the deceased was
held.
CLERKS LIKE THIS BILL,
Favorable Report in Congress Please;
Mexico 2nd pill was the one note-
nortlly feature Liggltt and Myers
gate way four points, while American
’l‘.oblrcco Amelican’ Snult‘, American
U. S llilbber Allis Chal-
Ilners pt’d and Sears Roebuck llnprov
ed 1 to 2 points. Bonds werea steady.
WALL STREET. ‘. p. ln.»»~»i‘ro-
trounced improvement was made by
the market during the noon hour “hen
l‘nlted dStates Steel again been me the
most active BIOCIt. gniuing‘lba. Large
Tadvsnccs also or'cnrldd in Union l’a
('ltlc. Great Northern pfd. and Ameri-
can Smelling. Chesapeake and Ohio
rose Us and Central leather ptd. over
" points. The change was attributed
..
to more, cheerful advices from London
Itonpltil.
\luvde llnil, 1 ‘lmor'tl and tlly Hotel-
s St.
. St. .. lralnklin School.
l‘t‘tid Si. Concord mil Lincoln
Schools
H . lIl {\IIIIII nod Arm Hts.
' wllinlr St. and lluyview Ave.
xqu'wulk iron Works.
West Ave. and ("com St. ‘
lllgil. ‘u'html. Win-t Ava.
\\'1nl St. and Taylor Ave.
' Am urn] inure St.
stunt rind lll~"nr\ is
truth Mllrr and \llllllm’ till.
. .xlnrrtnlr A 'e lnti Austin Si
\\’1»st rind Elltr (it"otl- Stu
South Main St, between Grove and
“endow fits
with t‘letrrlv “mks. Flatt St.
xSpllng and (‘2 2w Hts
ill, Axilnvliurnl and Water Sta.
31~xlxltlmtmli All; \.
41—«1-‘r1il'ficld Ave. and (will? St
12«»'l"n yll Ave and South St.
dllinoot 'u'r‘li Ave. and Meadow St.
45--« Burrlll null Quilltnrd Aves. and Water '
.4 .
lfi—Woodwal'd and Lowndea Aves.
5196(‘Idt‘li Hill St. and lu‘lnrwliod Ave
On‘M“‘ll‘2‘|IfiEHIH 91 mm:
oil—«Freight yard and Ann St.
.14--»\trr \Hilk you; Lu” gulvlltu
lx) Denotes non- -irrtel'1’erut‘g mixes. i
(Mi Master box. (mm which the num
her of 11m box can be, sounded
One stroke at 12 noon anti 8 9;..121
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times,
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. fire our.
calls department. l-l
Three slow strokes.
oft Int—«1
At 12: 05 p m.. each “79' ':'.r- laday. a box
is pulled for test
like alarms for any district also re
celved by telephone. 24
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
lb—«(Tor'ncr of Main and Wall Streets. r
2l~-~-Beltlen Avenue and Linton Place.
22wk‘prtng Hill and Kellogg Street.
24w-L‘nlon Park.
25¢---~West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27——Frmlklin Avenue and {lyrics Place. -»
{ll-«flats house. (Private box).
private.
testing or
water to be shut
. as
Ndaaeessaesses
[the hoard of aldermcn.
T LENTEN LECTURE.
Whenever you clean your
35 Fort St, East Norwulk.
pay lc lb. for
als and feather beds.
Tel. Four -Four '- Once
attic
’, or cellar. remember Wm. Enron,
We
and besr'prices for rubbers, met-
Orders out
of town must be seats day ahead.
.. BUY .
COAL
t l Tel. 294-
e
- Hazelton
‘ The B Hershtield 8t Son Co.
122 WltOl' 8!.
« T AMUNDSEN DID NOT REACH POLE.
Mr. Coleman at
Church Last Night.
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector
|of Trinity Episcopal church, entertain-
‘ed a large gathering last evening at
true parish hall to a Lenten lecture on
Rev. Trinity
‘clear, graphic accounts of this bar.-
Tardous task winch Christians are do-
ing in this turbrrlent country. a
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LONDON, .‘llarch T.——lt is s ated on
good authority. according to a special
dispatch received here this cvenln
from Christiania. Norway, that Capt
Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian ex~
ploret' and leading rival of Capt. Scott,
did not reach the South‘Pole.
CONGRESSMAN REILLY'S SON
VERY ILL.
AIERIDEX. March anIn a critical
condition from appendicitis, Louis J.
Reilly, son or Congressman Reilly.
was taken from :1 Norfolk ssn’itorium
today to st. Francis‘ hospital, Hart~
“ford. to undergo an operation ..
Money 'well invested—an Advertise
W.—
ment in The Sentinel.
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*oUR ACCOUNT
- WITH-
"The South Norwak SavmgsBank
' ‘ ‘ works nights and Sundays
IT'S SURPRISING HOW THE INTEREST ITEM HELPS TO IN
' GREASE IT .
A DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT .,
Postal Employees Here.
T The postal service errrployees in
:‘l‘he \‘orwallts and in Connecticut: are
Tgl‘eatlr' inteersted in the _post‘»otlire
appropriation bill which has just
hen reported to the House of Repre
selliarites :11 Washington by the
committee on post-offices and post
.r'onlls. One of the things «which
causes a great deal of enthusiasm
;.\lission Work in (China, which be ”1.1- among the railway snail clerks is the'
lustrated with stereopticorr views. recommendation that there-classifi—
. " . TRev. Mr. Coleman was at his best and caitron oi“. ”"9 ”$11ny 3:13” 52””?
., _ -, _‘ . _ . pleased every one present with his vr tlr COllt‘SJOlldlll'a rneltases 0 pa“
shall go into effect at once instead (1!
in July, 1913, as at first proposed.
Another section in the bill» pro-
vides that, no postal employee may be
‘rcduced in rank or removed because}:
he is a member of any organization
of postal employees or because he may
present. any grievance of the postal
ourplovees to congress orpnembcrs of
congress
Another section re adjusts the rate
in mail matter of the tourtb class so
that a liar pounr rate of 12 dents is
established. At present the rate is
one centan ounce. ‘
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CANDEE GETS SMALL RETURN.
Jury Awards HTm $225 in Suit Against‘
Alderman and Crego for $3,000.
’ NFWH HAVEN, March ti. —The jury'
in the case or Attorney Nehemiah
oauaee against Harris Alderman and'
Joseph Crego returneda verdict yes'
terday tor the plaintiff to recover
$125 from Alderman and $100 1mm
Crego. The jury was out nearly two
hours. Candee,'a former New Haven
lawyer, now of South Norwalk,
bought a house at the norner 0! East:
and Park avenues, West Haven. trom
Alderman. It was agreed that the
loose material around the building.
should be‘ removed and Alderman let
the contract tar. that removal to
Crego. Cande‘e claimed that the en‘.
tire unfinished building was removed
and be “sued tor $3,000. f
When. you have a room to rent use
a Sentinel Want Adv. and rent» it.‘
respecting the coal strike.
LONDON, March 7.0mm. 1am 01
discount of the liank’firl‘ England re
ntninetl unchanged at 3 1-23 per cent.
REWWest Avenue and Merwin Street.
33-.Hnrhor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34—~Clrnpol Street and Harbor Avenue.
\est Avenue. near the armory
ill-i Sttvcrls Street and him Crest
(“loss Strett and Wilton n‘vcnue.
Main strict and North Avenue.
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Now is the Time
—— TO THINK OF ——
Housefurnishing
It is ' Moving ' Time
‘
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YOU must not overlook the fact that
we carry everything in that line, that
we are a COMPLETE
todm.
HOPKINS CASE NOLLED.
Father Also Given Permission to See
I’m. Children.
The talrrily troubles of Alfred ilop-
kills and wife have been finally settled
by Judge William S. Case. of Bridge-
Hopkins may see his children one dar
a week and continue to pay the same
\
amount toward their support.
Mr. Hopkins was fined by Judge
was trolled in the higher court. Then
a writ of habeas corpus was sued out
and the case discussed before Judge
Case. .
Attorney John J. Walsh, for Walsh &
Htlbbell, represented Hopkins in the
affair.
NORWICH MAN ON STAND.
Lloyd McCrum Testifies in Bathtub
Trust Suit.
Mien, March 7.Jrne
DETROIT,
.first defendant to testify in his own
behalf at the trial in federal court of
the so-called Bathtub trust was Lloyd
McCrum. president of a manufactur-
big concern with factories at Union-
town, P8,. and Norn'lch, Conn. His
presence on the stand however, devel-
oped nothing at importance.
.Much of the other testimony of-
fered yesterday was in support of the
defendant's claims that prices on
bathtubs were lowered Instead of rais~
on after the trade agreements became
ettectiv. " _ .
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may BOILED to can".
tber s watchtolnetts was divided in
getting supper 1m nlxht.
Berslnskl. aged 11 months. tell into a
boiler ot scalding outer Tindy‘grec‘elved
'in'juriea from untenable ahbttly‘dlod.
Sentinel want» 1‘
dire-nits. .
’ .
.
port, by the latter ordering that Mr '
Tammany and be appealed. The case '9“
BRISTOL. March 7r~Whflah run a...»
Bernard ' -
-l'l Fr 'aneo Street
lib-(1min?! Street and Tlndull Lune.
Ol—‘Billlll and Catherine Streets.
Elfin—X9“. Cannon Road and Fair Street.
54~Cncstnut Street, near Summer St.
Fifi-whinin Street and Philip Avenue
6.“ .021 The Grueen
Gil—East Avenue and Lincoln A.venue
diurnal Avenue and Dilskam Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire headquarters. 56 \an Znnt Street
Telephone 1 '0
4~Fltch School (private).
SMMnnln School lpr'ltnate)
212-Eust Washington and Fort Sta
Elli—Van Zandt St and Osborn Ave.
EleEnst Ave. and Rowan St.
217—Wlnfleld St.
it‘ll—Fort and Charles Ste.
2" —-East Ave and Fitch St
5-—St .lo‘in St. and Edllc Ave
SSE—Seavlew Ave and First St
336-«Boulevnrd and Second St.
{lilo—Cove Awe. n'ld Fifth St.
33t—Boulevnrd and Blackstone St. (Tel)
341~Kcysor St. and l- the lilll Ave. t’l‘el.)
'ldflw—Keyser St and Duck Pond rd. (Tet)
ills—Shara Haven tTel )
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours of 8 p. m. and
6 a. m.. giving locatlun of fire. an alarm
will be given of nearest in».
Private boxes “til only be pulled for
me. on remlses where located.
Seer-n alarms are only to be given hv
thewhlet‘ or acting chief upon his arrival
at the Ill‘h}
Special Signals
1~Owne blast at odd times. testing or line
1—-—00nee blast at 8p 111.. standard time.
1 l-——Tt\'o blasts. fire out.
11-11—Twenty two. at 8 a. m..
' lng session of public school.m
ll— ll—Twenty two. at 12: 30 p.
ternlmn session of public school
tiiilillllu’l‘cn blasts nulckly calls th
entire department.
lit) morn-
,no' at-
ROWAVTON FIRE ALARWN alsTFttcTs
lZ-«tilghlmld Ave. to N 3 H
ill—inlokom Bluff and Bell Elana.
H—J’lne Point and Roton Point.
ail—Long Island Sound to McKinley St.
3-—“(.entral." McKlnl ey St. to Penney or
ll‘znPennoyet' St. to Cross St.
till—Cross St. to Rallr can.
24—!ullroad to Brookstdc.
West Side.
Ill—White Bridge north [to Brookslde.
‘t‘S‘li" Si?” 8. w' t‘ .‘L‘i. Shh
I -- to r e . o n .
| gos‘autrtkegt‘m more ball at odd time:
n on en as
'l dawn straining! are bell. thug. 1- 1. lire
so
mm stroke. or an belt. that. 1-1-4- i.
to in
mu: 1:
The thlul or nor-defame radians unan-
i
Hw- m. ......wwwuw. ......W.
“be man out looks out exclusive
fob number duel"; said Uncle Eben.
'“must run. be surprised true and: his-
self cuttin‘ a pretty am .
Washington Star. 3 u ‘
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NORWALK CLus STARTS SPRINGI,
PdOL TOURNAMENT. . _ T
The .\or\\alk Club has started a:
second pool tournament. to he know
as the spring pool tournament The
games were played last melting.
Hon 11rd ( rampton. rated 125. detent-
ed llarold ‘1. Baldwin, rated St), N.
the score of 12a to 70 .
Dr. Charles R. Chasrnar, rated Sll.
defeated Randolph Betta, rated tit), hyT
the score of St) to 58. ‘1
‘ More games will be played in thej
near future. I
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FIRE ON.8TEAMBOAT.
STAMFORD. March. 7.~Tlre Pee-T
pic‘s Line stenmbonl John P. Wilson'
caught fire at her dock here yesterday
morning. 'llle' fire started in the
kitchen and spread into the state-
rooms A‘ second alarm “as sent in
but the blaze was finally extinguished
with chemicals.
The Wilson left later for New York.
Reasonable for the quality we are selling. Just
comein and look us over for: your own satis-
faction. See our Large Assortment of BUGS.
mass naps. cntrronrnas and Dassssas,
‘BUFFETS & DINING TABLES, MATTINGS, etc.
H.Krieger & Co.
u Washingttm 8t.
The damage was 8500.
Furniture Store
Nowhere in The Norwalks can a better assort-
ment be found. Our Prices are Popular and
some
STYLES
in» I". St K. Hats .
They cost less in the
long run than those
'that cost less in the
beginning :, : . :
in other words, you (‘AN buy
liars {or less money, but the
quality decreases at a greater “
ratio than the'prit'e.
SOFT AND STIFF
C &. K. Quality ......... £3.00
Knapp-Felt Quality. ..84. DO
Knapp-Felt DeLuxe ..... . .$6 00
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Joseph Davis
2.1. m.
Norwalk Chronicler