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that. line.
‘ meneyésaving event in of littoral ‘to you. mail this .“Ad. " 1»
have decided to sell out the entire stool: of about $1. 000 worth at 1
Clothing regardless of cost; and shall probably not carry anyv
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tant to you because it otters you just the goods you
ant. just when you want them and at way below coat.
- We honestly believe that never have the people of this cons
unity been offered such a chance i’or draft class merchandise. You
otter-ed “a, chance to pocket savings—Cunt. YOU .MUST ACT
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Cop yrig ht Stere
MAIN ST.
“1‘he Ferris Kind’ ’
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. Genie-concentrated car-'
‘bon~contradlcts cold, con-
were chilliness, confounds
coughs, causes comfort.
gimpges climate; creates
coolness, compels conver-
' non; contaIns content-
' t. cheerfulness, con-
: ty; chases cruel care;
commands confidence; co-
‘1 culinary convenience.1_
vates cooks. converts
‘ . charms consumers.
1913'
ASONS
You Should Sell Your Junk to
YOURDISKY
Avenito. I South Norwllk.
" Telephone 912.
be given. but we mention but
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74 Washington Street
South Norwallr, Conn. ‘
Floor Covering
.5 5 SPECIALS .
For theWeek
Here’s a chance to make the
dollar count.
31.15 Velvet sum» Carpets Ilse I
9 x 11 Velvet Rugs
All 35c Mattings .~....... 260
Best Cork Linoleum 65c --
Heavy Coca Hall Runner .. 35o II
.I16.50 :‘
Auto Tires
WANTED:
Special prices for this week. 9 l-2c
lb. for auto tires If not skinned or
flaked.
9% dis per pound
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Norwllk
Telephone 441.
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We Have
an extensive line of New and Scound-
hand Furniture. Stoves and all Home
furnishing Goods. Everything sold at
lowest prices.
M. Gutkowsky
Barnum-land Furniture and stoves
Bought and Inohpnnad.
189491 Washington or. bridge.
IlliIilS till ilillIiiilS
Milo n37”. Ward.
Miss Reno Ward. «not! 71 years.
ggled hut nighl at the home of her
niece, Mro. Philip [Archdeacon ll IIIil
street. Norwnllt The torrent! services
will be held from her late residence
on Wednesday at II: till ocioolr and
from III Mnry' II Church at It) o'clock
interment will take place In tit. Mary I
" "ill! Water It.
cemetery. .
'_ as ("assistant clerks" under Rule 27. l
I: call, Rule'27 was rescinded in a reset years ending September 30, 1912, has
:1 clear the way for we‘resolutlon Day- refers to the resignation or Woollen
.2 lug $300. to each of the men named Albert Garvin. May 15,
. thierein.
I organized for the session or 1913 to- role should lie extended to life can
2: day.‘ and without delay proceeded to VICIB- They say:
; business.
.. the House acceded to the desire or prison bars fora quarter of a century.:
It the Democrats that’the latter be given my It not be long enough to satIst'
:3 equal membership on the various the reasonable demands of Justice and
- joint committees.
' problem which confronted the legisln- ishment?" And If he is 'safe to be at
1: ture and by the change 0! rules it larsa he can he put to better use In
~ 'qu not be necessary to have the the world than to behold within uric
Gent’ 3 Tudor ude Suits and Overcoats 1
" - v at reduced prices. the caps
reason being to keep our high class tailors busy between seasons.
Alterations. Cleaning and Pressing neatly done.~ ,:,
Feinstein 8r Bria
lameness. Lamas: unions AND Positions. 1 , 1,
or North III-In or. “south Net-Walk. counts ~
_ Congress ang‘? some of the 5%» ‘1
', ‘ilhb ‘actio’ngcri,i tnb Houso was one
ASS'BTAHT dLEnK cast by the Republican caucus held. In
It ‘the old curler... Court romanorwr to
‘the hour at which the session should
HARTFORD, Jan 21351110 inten [have been OWIIBd to order The R63
eating question arose In the senate tro- publican caucus 61 to 54 voted to Sup
(lair 83 to whether “WWW“ port the report presented by Colonel
”0108' W named as “assistant IHnll from the special joint confer
clerks" 01 Wt WWI PM“ WWW” to once committee which had «been In-
,“th them to compensation." ”PM" structed to prepare a code of rules
Rule 271,1“le “at “WWW-919m tor the government of the body. The
newepepermen were designated as “as- caucus was‘proceded by a heart to
slotant clerks." Today Senator IMO- Mart tail: in which there twag a gen—
Neil; presented an amendment to Ru“ eI-aI exchange or opIIIIon, sunny attire .
27 providing that fourteen newspaper. Republicansdeclarlng'that as they
men Instead of eleven should be 30 held 3 majority in the flame they
decimated. should by their rights and leave the
The question Is whether or not whole matter to the Speaker in re-
Iltule 27 was rescinded last session a .gard to committee appoint-menta-
$2.; axons": 35:15:;pr vii? {AVOR‘ PAM!“ Hm
[Iii Bfliiiili
each of eleven newspapermen who
had previously been named by the
president pro tens, Senator Woodruff
as “assistant. clerks” under the rules.
Five citizens of the state had brought
Directors III the Connecticut
State Prison Give Annual
Report to' Gegsrncr
HARTFORD, Jan. 21.—.—’l‘he report of
the directors of the Connecticut State
injunction proceedings under the rule
As some of the veteran senators re- Prison at Wetherslleld for the two‘
and later on the opinion was held that
the rule had been rescinded. But
Rule 27 appears In senate Erules Just
adopted. Many newspapermen have
not only applied for seats in a sea-
ate," but have asked for registrationl
lutlon offered by Senator Farm to been submitted to the governor. ' it
. 19lli,v after
I rowelve years’ eervioe, and the coming
General Assembly Organised. of Warden Ward A. Garner. The di-
The General Assembly was doIInnlIy rectors reamrm their belief that pa.
The Rapulbflcan majopity In "If a life prisoner has been behind
This solved the exhaust the deterrent effects of pun-
hearings conducted by separate com- on walls until IIfexpnsseIi away.
mittens of each branch, as is done In The problem of the discharged prize
oncr Is old and still unsolved, says the!
report and is not likely to he unsolvedi“
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Norwalh' Leading my Goods Store _ . ‘ -
8 and hiGazotte Building, NorWaliI. Connecticut ‘
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‘ Will continue for I" few days more. we] , .
" have "never ,. offered "better bargains.
on
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North Candie. canon. Putnam rand“.-
Thompson,
seeking a justice of the
peace to marry them. at all hours oi:
the day or night while it has been no
' uncommon thing ‘ior would-be bridal
parties to dash up to Bridgeport trons
New York: in high powered automo- .
bliss, seeking a marriage license and -
having s‘ecured it, and found' a Jus-
tice or clergyman to perform the cer-
emony rush away again In II manner .
suggestive of melodrama.
The object of the bill would be to j"
throw‘more safeguards around the . :
marriage ceremony and decrease the
number of hasty marriages possible ,2 ‘
under the present law governing the :1 :
issuance of licenses
Senator McNeil ulaims that if adjoin-
lug states have IrIade publication of -
"bonus" necesslrry, It Is II provision .
well worth looking into. The senator .1.1
also will put a Eugenie bill requiring
that parties about to contract the mar-
riage relation shallmet be provided
by ardoctor's certificate showing that 1“
they are in good health and are not : ..
suffering iron: any communicable ris-
ease.
NAVAL MILITIA MAY GO.
Government in Considering Plan to
Send Ten to Panama Canal.
WASHINGTON. Jan."21.—‘—The Na.
vyi Department in considering plans
‘io attach this navul'mllitia to the fleet ,,
trill ";
which will make the Initial
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H Krreger Sr C0
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks 1
West Washington Street
Electric Suction
Cl'e a n er
made;Noiseless; Inexpensive. (“Cleans
Simplest. Light-
es‘t,‘ Most Effect-
ive, Durable Va-
cuum- Cleaner
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, Keeler’s
Cheap-Up Sale
New Going On
Keeler’s Shoe Store
'Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co
22 West 'Washington St. South
Norwalk
1'5 - 15 Main Street. Norwelk
Phone at Beth Stores
Of‘ Interest
to Ladies’
We willv soil the remainder or our
clock of trimmed and untrimmed hats
tit cost.
Dainty exclusive designs.
The belt bargain: are
chosen,
early.
the first
better melon your choice
It "ép‘éfi
I. A b I E s .. V
Storm Rubbers
Phone our
The Holmes uihihely'
through the Panama Canal. The on
until there Is a better conception of
II '
the res Ionoibilit of m stat 'I‘h ivol militia on the Atlantic coast wI .
I y e e a: so through the big ditch in their own ' "
report commends to the legislature the
amblect of ‘ plan whereby a convictismpg while the Great mites organl
may earn Inoney for himself whiiel
serving sentence and know that it In
his own when he is released. thus giv-
ing him a feeling of self reliance and Install unoIfchnliy to emcers or the
a desire to lead a better life. National Naval Militia Association,
The directors say that under Wan-J3" that the naval militia will have an!
den Gamer the management h“ (”minclont time to arrange for the trip
Ned In reform for the prisoner and: 'Ae In the mobilization last Octgber.
in a most excellent showing for the‘ the naval militia will he enlisted tom»
state.
The report of'Wnrden Gamer to the be discharged at the conclusion of
directors says the number of prisoners the cruise.
in confinement September 80 1912. I While "‘9 program for the trip h“
was 638 of which it were women sodium yet been determined It '5 ”9"“
’84 life an ”1mm of ill during the like that the fleet will sell from New
‘pant two years. The highest number York down the Atlantic coast, pro
was 638 and the lowest, 59?, daily ave~ “3°de ‘0 3““ Francisco after going
"18?. 633 48 Or this number 292 were 'thmugh the canal. At San Francisco
foreign born. or about 46 pd‘ cont. an
Increase of four per cent. In two years.
iluring the two years 45 were paroilod.
four returned for violating parole
declared delinquent and are at lamp
the Atlantic reserve fleet
i
ships an opportunity to ace the tn:
the expedition.
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All things considered, says the war‘ ‘ ”WM
don, the parole law halt met the owner: DEATH“ F:E%I;I‘EA::NdUMPTION
rations of its advocates and III unquam .
tionnbly an aid to prison discipline.
Earnings for the fiscal year or lilii
were 374305.16; for it)” 178 07645;
increase, $8 tso. so. ,
0f the $50. 000 appropriated by the
legislature only tit till. 22 was want.
This financial statement has not been
equalled by any previous report. 1
Dr. Edward (1. Perry, prison plural
Iolan reports that the average daily
nick calls have boon loss than for the
two years previous. and the sanitary
condition or the prison III good.
The chaplains of the prison report
good attendance It religious services.
W .
IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII'
Inert IIIIIIIIIIII
marrortu. Ian ale-Me belied no; 1
In; hold in, dermis mitotic or the .
state that aroma Greens are oprin‘g- ,
ing up in towns along ttsfte borders ; »
decreasing. according to figuron for
the your 1911 returned by the Stain
IIIOII‘d or Health. in the your 1833.
long before the war on tuberculosis
Iliad begun, consumption numbered
nearly all per 10.000 Inhabitants. Four
your- age. It had ration to shout ”lb
per 10,000. and In IIIII to II little over
12 per 10,000. Copsumution with Lililll
dauthsln lull. III now exceeded by
both pnorlmorrlarand heart disease.
with 1.722 and 1.602 deaths. reopen
lively
in the state during It’ll there were
205 deaths by suicide. can deaths or
ncoidento and as (loathe by homicides.
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This II I soon 'i‘imoi'lo tiles
THU PANAMA CANAL
Ask Us tor noted. .
Why SIM. “TIOKITO‘
rations III‘III form part of the crews at ' '
‘ This information has been commun- :
porsrliy In the regular navy and will}
a grand review and sumclent shore I
leave to give phloem and crews of all'
position grounds will be features of .' ‘
liAli'i‘Ftlili). Jan. Zia—«Ileutha from I
consumption In "Ills state are rapldly '
‘ chem wm restricted. and have tor
Entirely by Air. No brushes used on
carpets, rugs and other ”fabrics.
Weighs Only Ten Pounds
' A.Child Can Operate It.
.CLEANING WITH The MAGIC eliminates all of the fa;
tigue and annoyance of housccleanlng by other means—-
no need of upsetting the home—moving carpets, rugs, fur~
niture. etc.
WORTH ITS COST for sanitary reasons alone. Millions
of germs lurk with the dust in carpets. rugs, etc. It is
your duty to guard the health of yourself and family by
removing every possible source of contamination.
PAYS FOR ”SELF-“saves time. labOr and household
furnishin a. Most of the‘damagc and wear of carpets,
rugs. etc. Is chosen by sweepin. beating and by friction
of grit and dust under fwtawh ch cuts and grinds off the
fabric and Which cannot be removed b broom or sweeper.
The MAGlC positively removes all. (hit on and in them.
without Injury, and prolongs their life.
The M A G I C Outworks, OIItweaIs
and Excels all others
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WALL il'rltitlil‘l‘. 19:10 a. MKMAIIIIIO
from heaviness of the local traction ,
stocks. there one little change III the
range of prices at the opening today;
Most of the active Issues advanced
small fractions.
Virgil; Bl‘ltliild'r, Noon-«some oi the
specialties moved widely in response
to special Influences. Otherwise price
On the Wing,
Ilhc Black Half lines. with our
hreidercd figure 6 pairs st 00
hit Colored iiiIliI l-IIIIIIiiInrchlrt‘n,
2 for 26o
broken lots of White Vests.
some lull dress and Tuxedo.
were $2.00 to 34 III). . Mic
iirolten late of finite, were our:
and 25
molten lots of item. were $100
and .151”
On Suits and moments sittings
. are thick.
‘II momentary limb of activity and .
strength soon after the opening, tore.
noon dealings were featureless. The:
measures favored by Governor Wilson
for regulation of inri’s communes In
‘ oroey Wore discussed rm 1&4 ,
rest; tar colleen onetime:
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