manna
iWhea ground is covered thick
with snow. when Winter's Arc-
Ibgbrwes blow. a nice wmn
glacial II loving spouse will
i 3 your heart's desire. Coal
*’ _ isn't do everyfieg. you know,
Iihtitwillceuse good cheer to
.fiW-widr the proper kind you 'll
"Imys find a best compelling
‘ifle.
. Then go no further than this
'9 place-don't take another step,if
" you went coal that's good to burn,
film's full of heat and pep.
THE
"EERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
' Big Sale oniMAen's
and Boy's
. About Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOD FLOORS and by this we mean Oak-Maple-Beech and
Birch. are cheaper and more sanitary than carpets and will improve the
announce at an old or new house more than the expenditure otdoahle
the amount of money any other way We believe that an old ham
laid with 0a): or any good hardwood flooring. will enhance the renting
and selling value fully 25 per out.
The Winter Season is the best time tor laying stock over old hours.
because the wood is thoroughly dry and in best condition to receive it.
and then. too, carpenters during the slack periods, when outside work
is dull. are apt to make a lower )l‘lCB tor debts the work.
it we create a desire tor more information we will he very glad to
supply it to you by letter or personal interview. and you will place your-
self under no obligation whatever by writing to us for it.
The Hatch and Bailey Company
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l‘Igs' Heads, fresh or corned .. ...... .. ........ . 8¢..ll). ,
Small Jersey l’ork Loins ........................... 16¢ ;‘
Small Fresh llams ...... . ......................... 16¢
Small Fresh Shoulders ............................ 14¢
Side l‘ork. fresh or corned ......................... 16¢
l’Igs’ l‘l‘l'l, Sparcrihs, linucklcs.
lLomc—Iuadc Sausage, no bellcr ........... .16¢
(ilcoIIIIIrgarIIIc ................. .18¢ 20¢ 25¢ 28¢
Sugar (urcd Hams ............................... 18 ¢
Picnics .. ....................... . ................ 15¢
Homc- dressed ( hilltops ........................... 24¢
.\'ath \ cal ronI ......................... 14¢ up
CHARNOK’S MARKET
.9 l 1 1011 only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jade, successor to
ant. Ettron and you will get a ready
market for things ‘which you don't‘l
want. such as rags. papers, bottlesL
rubbers, scrap—iron. metals, leather.
l
xovel‘ctlals :- :% Telephone 583-2
pawns .............. $2.00 'TO $8.00; "' ..-__,__- =1: ———~-
MERE ............... $4.00 To s12.oof l
GOTTLIEB,S Rib Lamb Chops ........ 16: lb. Pork Roalt ............. 16c lb.
w $7 and $10 SuIts. Loin Lamb Chops ...... 25c lb. Guaranteed Eggs ....30c dozen
.‘ n N. Main St. So. Norwalk. . _ _ _
. ’ SPECIAL!
JUNK DEALER Maryland Broilers ...... 18c lb. Slowing Fowle ...... 16c lb.
WW I
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets ’
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beds a specialty. We are waiting torg
. your call. Samuel Jaile. 37 Fort
Direct. Phone 499 ‘
New
Coal Pockets
& Our new and up-to-date Coal
Pockets are now in use and
:reedy to take proper chrc of l
coal. Prompt dclivcry is .Is—
sured and boat qualitx of coal
is guaranteed
Take advantage of this plcas—
ant weather by having us put
”in yOur coal.
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Special For Tuesday
FRESH SHOULDERS .............. . ....................... 14:: LB.
VEAL srew ........ ............................ .14: LB.
VEAL CHOPS .....' ..... ........................... lB-20c LB.
VEALCUTLETS.............. ............... ...... 25c LB. l
VEAL ROAST................ .................... 16¢: AND20cLB.
‘Bccrs Meat & Provision Co. 1
6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
So. Norwalk " Norwalk
‘ WILLIAMS UNDER THlRD DEGREE
HaSZ’eS . 0N MURDER CHARGE.
' Bridgeport Man Taken to Jail Follow-
NE TY I ing Preliminary Examination 9
\\»'l.\'STlIill.t‘onn...lnn.18.———\\'ord
luns recoich today from l’oughkeep-
“sic \' .'..\ that Harry Iloue. held there
on suspicion of complicity in the nIur-V
9mm
APPEARRlll0llRl
_Ihem lo palade.
' started instantly.
Shfienei:tbelluflerk- "
mums-guinea
Police
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CHICAGO, Jan.
persons. six of whom are women, ar-
rested yesterday in the streets in
front of Hull House, a social settle-
ment, were to appear in -court today
to answer charges of inciting a riot.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons. widow of the
.yanarcbist hanged for murder at the‘
:llaymarket-riols several years
was among those arrested. She did
not spend the night in jail. however.
3as social workers obtained her release
. on bail.
Seven others also were
leased on bail. Baldwin Tucker, who
I said he was a preacher and an editor. j‘
of a paper. was among the thirteen
compelled to spend the night
The riot was the result of an
and women to parade.
numbers (airled black banners on!
IWllll‘ll in large white letters was theI
' word ‘lllIngcr."
."We don't want charity!
Other banners were:
We want
jobs!" and “Give us this day ourI
daily bread."
Police demanded that the marchers
ball as no permit had been issued for
The marchers,
cording to the police. began to push
the banner bearers forward.
Police with revolvg
18.—-—’l‘wentyone ..
ago,"
rel-9 -
in a 5 1?
police station. ‘ j_
at-‘9 _
tempt of about LEOO unemployed wen i 9.
Some of theI ‘-‘
z , MIsIuIIIII an H Krieger & Co.
Fighting ?‘ -
Tristam & Hyatt
GAZETTE BUILDING. THE LEADING DRY lEGODS STORE.
Another Lot Of Those Famous
Dollar Umbrellas
A New Line of Ladies’ Rain Coats
in many styles and colors ”priced from $5.00 to $12.00
Special sale oi Ladics’ Cravcncllcs
Substantial storm coals tormerly priced at $11.00, Reduced to $7.50
Children’s rain coats and umbrellas
IIIII IIII Inns 9
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1' U -/-,-,-,- ',';',- u -, gird/m '
Money Will Be Used to Purchase
Organ lbr St. ludlslaus' Church
NORWALK. ' '
why the legs and throw them to
‘strool. biting and scratching at their I 0"..de atlair. ”u. Iblrd this popular
lit) the elation.
. .
crulure acctlou. Mrs. lra..'l‘. (‘bupmalb mm. and William
‘chnirmnn. The WHOM“! progrnmwill as a llungnr‘wn Hussar qualified
.Selocllons
' Stories of Country Life. .. . .-.. .. . .. l
ersuud clubs drawn rIBIlchlhe crowd. The nineteenth dance of the .lolh
telling all within their reach. \‘l'om- i-‘he l‘luh of Springu‘ood. hold at
9“ marchers grabbed ”‘9 policemen ArInII Hall last Friday night proved
lbs
to be a huge success. it was a mas-
faces with fingernails. A number 00
shots were fired by the police in lbelr_ The most striking feature of the
aIIIIIIIpt. to drive book the crowd. 'even-lng was the dumber of costumed
“"50”“ had ‘0 be “““ed 0‘" before ‘ couples and the variety of costumes.
the police could take their prisoners Over three hundred people were pres-
! out and all agreed that they “had the
llimc of their lives."
The spectacular grand march. led
Miss Julie .\tonoghan and Perry
club has held. since he organization.
COMMUNITY CLUB AUTHORS‘ DAY
lily
lWl” Be Observed 0" Wednesday 3‘ \\‘llmol was ably Iouduclod by Jump.
1 ,
53 West AVMUE ’ .\louoghau. The prizes tor the best
Th“ Community Club “'l" “Old “3 dressed couple \wroI awarded to \liss
regular monthly meeting. Wednesday. Marx than and lolm 1....“ dressed in
inuuury 20th 3' 3 00l00k “1 ”“3 t‘lub cleverly designed (ostumcs of peanut
rooms. n3 West mentionis'ornalk. and power". while Miss Mary Klsll
The “199“!“ is in charge 0‘ “”3 lit- robed in a dress of a thousand Inil‘»
Kcrtcs appearing
as
winners of the second prize. Miss
~.\lnry .\'ugy. draped in a cool dross
known-as snow-ball and Philip Sher-
bc given:
Authore' Day.
January 20. 191:3«3 p. III.
. Songs ............... Grace llariland wood tnIlIaIing a Turkish clown, eas-
Mlss Mildred HQWBH- '9 lly reserved the [nitrous the ‘best of
Poems ......... Annie Cllunn Candco u... comicnl'couples.
Readily Mrs. Keen ; The judges awarding llIe prizes
,Patton Beard were Jacob Sohaub. George Cruse.
.\llas Patten Beard. .lohn Bradley. Antonio Funzilla. John
Songs ................. Alex. Gibson Kelly and Michael Kopsco.
The prizes were donated by (‘lIILrlcs
Ellznbclh F'llnl Wade Brandt for which every member of
Mrs. Elizabeth l-‘llnl Wade. ilhc .lolly Five l'eels indebted to him.
Songs ...................... Selected. The object or the Jolly Fire has
.\iiss Howell. .boen from the beginning to assist the
._.._._.... 9Sl. Ladtslaus Hungarian Catholic
PRlCE OF EGGS DROPS. ”church. ’l‘hcir former charts were
crowned with success as the second
bell in the above church will show and
the IIIcIIIbers. who are 'Slepbcn Loni:-
.\‘el. James Kelly. John 'l‘lIopscy. Jas-
oph Bogdnny and Fl‘llllli Ritzu,
to be able to present Father Smbo‘s
Hens Are AQailn en the Job and Sup-
ply is Larger.
The price of eggs has taken a decid-
cd drop within the last day or two
and new. strictly gresh country eggs
‘ "laja
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hunt“ '
7 Harris 81 [Gaps
Hayes’ Block
dcr of the isle (‘ounly CMIIIIIISI-llrumr
j Huborl B. Case, of Barkhamsterl,
IConnq will not be sentenced for bur
uro retailing at from forty-three t0
l‘orty~slx cents a dozen. where about
a week ago the prll'o was titty-live
cents a dozen.
church soon with a grand organ. as
It result of their present and future
efforts,
l A double orchestra furnished the
‘ ‘ _.~ ’ ‘9 . ' >
0 out Bother‘
\Iny‘ionger with lb It IlIl :‘Ilmus dIop.
pint eyeglass. get .1 ill I. pcIl‘I-ct filI-
' on: noseplece, at
Chas. Brand é
mm “.\TCHMAKER l
.livihpllhldlt 5t-
()P'I’ICXAN
138 Washington St, South Norwalk
_‘ give 5&ll Grew 'l‘.:IIling, Sunnps
on all repair work.
.
_ mm co.
“164 WASHINGTON ST.
lll EAPE llAlllEll
APE'HAITIEN, gluitl. Jan. 16.—
,Hnitlep revolutionlsts today en-
" and took possession at Cape
Mien. This followed an under stami-
between the rebels and the ion -.I
“don.
”re was no disorder during the,
over of authority. General Wil—
‘ Guillaume. a candidate tor the
”Mendy. is in oommhnd of the lo-
{arm 7 l .
All...
5 69 North Main Street
‘TODAY IN WALL STREET.
‘mnrkcl um not oncoulutting
glory with “blcb he is charged there.
until next Tuesday He has confessed
9m two burglaries in that city in De-
cember. When arrested he had a
quantity of nitro glycorino in his pos-
.sesslou. Chief of Police Mchbe, or
.l’oughkcepsic. said he had a postal
card written by Rowe to his mother
and pest marked Winsted. November
.\'lui W \. It]: K. .lzm. IS. (Wall Street.
II III ) VI ":..onlllltln ' g. tins and
Io~sl~us clIIiIIIcIIrizcd today a curly I
II. Iding in stocks. nitlmugh clmngcs‘
w-crr lll\'l(ll at the outset. A llilljlll‘i< 3- 1914' Rowe is ‘3 mulatlo. 21, and
ly of lh(- ll‘lllll‘l‘h) mmlo slight improvc- ' single. He has served two terms in
llil‘lll 0\cr his! ullk's I‘Inn‘ mitts. ‘
uhIl- wmI less prominent issues we Io
'(l IueI lnndon's :Illitudc low: II.) this
manly
the House of Refuge
pie for petty larceny.
ills arrest followed the detention,
Ill Poughkeép-
I‘M» omirc ll‘llIl‘lllllltIlltll l‘st showing or lFilflC N. Williams. M Bridgeport‘
.Ilccllnos which extended to II point or and ‘ Arthur Pfaefflin, of Barkham- l
‘hermhm'l‘ m “mam?"- S“ Pm” 50"" sled who are still held here in con-
”)0! II Pacific. .\'. Y. Central and At-
nection with the Case mm‘der.
chimp By the cm: of Ibo half hour.
mo 1... .1] No.4... m...“ .1 .. firm...- \h‘illiams was brought to this place
ltlldeill‘)’ all :Il‘ound. Canadian Pn~ from Waterbury yesterday‘morning
rifle and l-Icthlebem Steel gaining ll
by State Policeman Flynn and was
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full ”rm” ; taken at once to the office of the cor-
'l‘he drop. in price is due. stole dcal— music. the one, with Michael Heycsy
ore. to the fact that bone are begln‘f as the leader. played the latest trots
ulng to lay.belter with the result that j and \valtzcs. while the orchestra of
eggs are being brought in oftener by ladislaus Leholsky furnished the
farmers. it is about this time of the non Hungarian music [for the popular
year that the price of eggs generally I"chnrdas" dances.
begins to dIop and dealers expect that ‘ The committee in charge were:
lrom now on the price will go down Stephen lmlgyel. Paul Lcugyel, Julius
gradually until eggs will be quoted at LLehotsky. Mrs. Stephen Kerekes,
fairly reasonable prices . leorgo Cruse. Louis Pognny... Frank
IThopsey. James Kelly
Thopsey
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DEATHS AND F UNERALS
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I
John W. Bell. CAPT. LUDlNGTON RETIRES.
John W. Bell, sixty- five years old, of
19 Quintard avenue, dfid at his home Takes Rank of Major. Quitting Ac. ‘
Salurday noon. Rev. John Stapleton,: tive Duty With Troop A.
pastor of the South .\'orwalk Congre-i H A.RTFORD ..lan 18 «Adjutant.
gationaiTlhurclI. will omclute at the General George ‘1 Cole. oi the Con-
tuucral services to be held tomorrow necticut National Guard announced
afternoon. are o‘.clock from the late today the retirement of Captain
residence. Tnterment will be in Spring-3 Luserne Ludington of J‘I‘OOD A Cav-
and Frank ‘ 3 ~-
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WALL STREET. Noon.——Profll tak-
ing had some effect on the moderate
‘ rise of the first hour. most prominent
shares losing their advantage by mid-
day. Readlng. Bethlehem Steel and U.
S. Steel fell back and the Metal group.
which has shown some strength on
a further advance in Copper. yielded
with the active list. Fertilizer issues.
notably American Agricultural Chemi~
cal. VirginiaICarolina Chemical and
American Cotton Oil. were battenand
among the motor stocks Studebaker
was conspicuous for its new high
price. Sev eral sales of. Germanowned
Japanese Government 455. per cent.
Government Bonlis at a reduction from
loner. He Was questioned just on
-Piaeiflin had been, the “third (le-
grce" continuing the greater part oi
the day. Every care was taken to?
prevent knowledge reaching eltheri
man that the other had been arI‘stpl
ed and when both were taken to the
county jail at Litchfleld last night
they were taken separately. State
Policeman Hurley tool: Williams to
the jail by train at 5 o‘clock. Pfaelt-
lin was taken by State Policeman
Flynn at. a later hour. the trip be-
ing made by au._tomobile It ‘was
learned from the jailer that there
was no difference in the commitment
papers for the men, both being sign-
dale‘ cemetery. Darlen. Besides his
wife. Mr. Bell is survived by his moth-
er. tour sisters and three brothers.
LOAN co. 'couscron FINED.
MERIDEN, Jail. Is.——Thomas J.
Keating. 0! Waterbury. agent for the-
Household Loan Company, who was-
charged with collecting unlawful in-
terest on loans. was fined 350 without
costs by Judge King today. it being;
agreed between coundel that the do ;
lfendant should do n more business,
such as he was cool]: ed of, here.
——THE SIGN OF THE CROSS.
With William Farnum featuring in
their last price was the only interest- ed by Coroner Hermann and both live ports on Tuesday. at Pleasant
lng feature of the bond market.
we r
‘ charging murder.
:7
U-
lHour and Lockwood's Hall.
.u
airy. new Haven. He is relieved from
active duty in the militarv service.
the rank of major. ' l
The resignations are also an-l
pounced of First Lieut. ll. F, Flaher-
ty. Medical corps, and Capt. Frank ‘H.
Frisbie. Field Artillery. ‘
Emil Richel, employed as a driver
by DeKlyn was arrested by Sergeant
Hunt this attention, lbr Violatiiig the
traffic regulations. The violation con~
slated of his turning Itrom Well street
into Main “street. passing to the left
of the dummy. He also raced his
horse down Main stpeet. His shaft
was broken. and" he showed ”evidence
of having been drinking. ‘
:55 $10.00 “
and placed upon the retired list with ,
Our Half-
Price Sale
will continue all this
Week. I
New Bargains Which this
SALE otters cannot be
matched in any oth-
er store *
We will place on sale a new lot ol.
Chinchilla Coats for women. Navy
Blue, Gray, Brown and Oxford at
$8.00. These coats are worth $20.:
DRESSES .
AT $1.00 each
‘ Serge DRESSES
, Crepe Dc Cherie Dres ses
from
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\‘r's‘ "K -1- . - . .1.
worth up' to $20.00
Mens BlueSerge Suits
$15 - 18- & $20 Suits tor hall price
Boys Suits
Zpair. ol pants. Made oi all wool, heavy mix-
tures; Worth 37 tor' $3.50. $5.00 ior $2.50 '
overconls ior Rica and Boys
lor Si. 50 l $15 [or
$5.00 1 $20
Mx‘\‘\‘x‘\‘\=\:\‘.“\‘\‘\““““
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$7.50
$10.00
II $5.00
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HOSPITAL, NOTES. 1. —NOTICE.
Miss Emily Seymour, of Courtland We are using our extremely large
place, had a portion 0;, the bone re-pbasement for public storage only I:
moved from her left hand. because of you have anything to store awaY, do
blood'poisoning. Drs. William J. Trac- so with us.
ey and A. H. Baldwin performed the quire at’ M. GutlIOWsky'a Furniture.
operation. . Store. 87 North Main St. Phone ‘41:)
W. A. Levatt, of Brooklyn. N. ."Y., wes' ' _ _____._......;._—'— ,
admitted to the Huspltal suffering —TH: SIGN OF THE. CROSS. ’
from a broken has. sustained by a tall With William' Farnum featuring 31
in the Havllsnd House. five parts on Tuesday; at Pleasant
James Gillespie. o! the Hoyt‘s Nur-l I-lour 9nd Lockwood‘h Hall.
series. was admitted Saturday for med-
ical treatment.
~n—‘n-n-n
Advertise in The Sentinel.
s. -fiu‘,
Charges reasonable. in- .
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Norwalk Chronicler