a
no: More" 1
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'1 Mots are unvv in
‘1 readyto take proper
‘ 4 Take advantage of this pleas
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S-P-A-R-K-S
Not of Coal not flashing .
‘Wood all those fires that
nuke for good. Fire your
blood with purpose high,
drive its flames unto the sky;
do the best that in you lies,
lence ne'er wins the prize.
Give your days to honest
toil; burn with zeal the
midnight When
courage there is lack, burn
oil. of
your bridges—turn not back.
ui Hardwood Floors.
HARD“ 00D FLOORS and by this we mean Oak-Maple-Beecb and
Birch, are cheaper and more sanitary than carpets and will improve the
apptarance of an old or new house more than the expenditure of double
the amount of money any other way, We believe that an old house.
laid with Oak or any good hardvvvod flooring. will enhance the renting
and selling value fully 25 per out.
The Winter Season is the best time tor laying stock over old floors,
because the wood is thoroughly dry and in best condition to receive it.
and then, too, carpenters durinflli'e slack periods, when outside work
is dull, are apt to make a lower nice for doing the work.
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IN THE InIsquIII
Many Resolutions Presented in the '
Senate and House at Hartford '
BEAUTIFUL
If we create a desire for more information we will be 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
HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 19.——l.egie<
lative activity began in earnest toda ) '
mittec all resolutions in favor of can .
. didates for judgeships to fill vacancies
:wiliCil will exist after tomorrow by‘
Burn your money with dis-
cretion, minding not the mad
. procession.
‘ Burn these truths into your
l soul and don't forget to
I BURN OUR COAL.
THE
FERRIS COALl
(:onrANv.
Clearaivcc Sale
M11 our ‘it-II . Sumo Suits and
Overturns~ at ........ $8 00:
W1$7ai..li.-is .\uits and t)\ cr—
1 coats ................ $5 00 i‘
“:11 our .1035 .\uits and thr— ‘
i, coats ......... 33/2 off
' GO TTLIEB’S
$7 and $io Suits.
1! N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
JUNK DEALEii
i You only need write a postal
"phone to Samuel dune, successor to
WI. Eifron, and'you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
flint. such as rags. papers, bottles,
Ifubbera, Serapiron. metals, leatherl
2M8 I specialty. We are waiting for
{your call. Samuel Jane. 37 Fort,
.ltroot. Phone 4'“)
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New
Coal Pockets
Our new and lip-iil»(1illt‘ Coal
use and l
care of 3
‘ coal. Prompt delivery is as-
stated and best quality of coal
is guaranteed.
ant weather. h_\ having us put
in your coal.
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Eyeglass Nprings
BOWS 81 Clips
Renewed
A specially oi ours
NOT-HING TOO DlFFICULT.
Chas. Brand
Mm “'.\T(1!3!.‘n1£1'.!l
JliVflC! PR .\‘
Iw'ncny,
' ~138yvlnshington St., South Norwalk
We give 5&1! Green Trailing. suumvs
on all repair work.
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PIANOS RENTED.
THE M. SONNENBERG
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WRC-.._.,__
. Prices slashed right and left
«Rogers and Stevens. duriugI Red Tag
Solo See adv.
' Midweek specials advertised by
Hour Market today.
Emil. Read about it. in his adv.I
‘atc Senator Bree put in the name of
-. N.1‘;r>"u‘i‘i- mini?- ,(O, ,mrqa ~n,r,,,flqx.,w¢.ym vaoti reason oi expiration of commissions
»a——— a signed by Governor Baldwin as recess:
. . . Iappoimments were introduced in one;
l’Ig's Heads. fresh or corned ..................... 8¢ ll). Ibrai‘lt'il or the other. Meetings 01.1103ng
Small jersey l’ork Loins .................... . ...... 16¢ 3mm“ from New Haven, ”While”:
Small l’rcsh llams ..................... . .......... 16¢ and Windham counties were held, and.
: . : caucuses were
Small l‘rcsh Shoulders ............... . ............ 14¢ . b . helil by Repumxidu
\“d . I): 1- f 1 mom ers oi the Inlcliheld and New
.III (I or. gtshII or corncl ......................... 16¢ Haven delegations to make iiomina- '
i If;\ l‘ccl. I). .IIciil Is lxn'itldts tions for count'v commissioners, there
Home made Sausage, no better ................... 16¢ . bring a ”0838 appointment in each. i ‘-
()icmnarg;iriuc .................. 18¢ 20¢ 25¢ 28¢ The. speed with “91°11 the Legisla-I :-
“lunar Lvu'cd llam . ture is getting under way was iIIdi-I
IIn _ 5 ------------------------------- 18 ¢ Icated by a report from the insurance .-
Itnits ........................ . ........... . ...... 15¢ . commitee favorable to Senator Chen-‘I 1'
llmizc lil‘toptni t ilIv'ivt‘lls ........................... 24¢ PY'S bill placing a valuation on securl-I
Nativi- \tal from ....... . ...................... 14¢ up “‘3 he“ by insuiante companies and
which are to be returned in their an
‘ uual reports to the insurance commis-
w v r x ”it \
bHARNllK’b MARKM I
J I Senate. I
I TRlflpilOIlt’ 583_2 IlA.ilTii‘0RD Jan. l9.——-in the Sen-I
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~ — ——~ ~ ~ .“_._-~ L— »-_—~— ““"“. Edward P. O'Jieara to succeed him .
self as judge in New 11d\ti1AliOlilel':
I'resolution was in iav or of Herbert S.
, \ Hilliard as recorder at Hartford, for
R b L nb Ch ........ 1 .
I av ops 6c lb Pork Roast ............. 16c lb. two years from July!
Loin Lamb Chops ...25.c lb. Guaranteed Eggs ....30c dozen The annual tight 0‘" ”‘9 9915mm
tax law was promised when Senator
‘ Bree, of New Haven presented a bill
SPECIAL! '
calling for the repeal of this law. i
Maryland Broilers ...... 18c lb. Stewhvg Fowls ......... 16c lb. Resolutions were presented uppro-l
‘ printing $20, 000 for the hospital of St.
‘ Raphael, New Hum 520, 000 for the
wood Sanitarium. an annex of Hart
ford hospital used for the treatment
of tuberculosis. i
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Under direction of the Judiciary com—I i -
Hartford hospital, and $20. 000 for Wild- lilolley of Greenwich Ilic vvcaltlii so-
inrrest upon suspltion of theft.
Hamburg Embroideries.
A new and dainty line in many designs on cambric. nainsook
and Swiss.
Crepe andOrgandie Flouncings.
in 27 inch, 36 inch, and 45 inch widths.
llllllS sun lllll '.
llllSi him
l0 BE SII'IIIII;
Wealthy Greenwich Woman Com-
plained Against Former Servant
Charging Theft
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it looks as though .\li-s, Susie So
from of Greenwich would get a neat
little sum in cash from Mrs Sarah
PM
Our Half-i ,
Price Sale
will continue all this
Week.
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(icly woman who caused Mrs. Susies: 55
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Mrs. Safron brought a suit iorINa
_ W , .._. ~.. L‘hartcr amendments were offered by 510000 damages and it was down for‘ ii . . : . a . .
“ “ “M“ “ l:‘.‘.‘.:2.‘.1‘.°‘13:?:“..‘;‘::..:.‘:.‘:“;1:1'it“; i’i BW 31 gains W lit “5
illailway and Lighting Com any, pro 5 ‘ V .
‘ viding for various relocalloii of lracksi “M called again. “d the announce- : H I
e , .I '
Mid-Week Special .3 and W“ and ......... “W“ lift? £211.32‘2?“‘Eiili.ff.‘f3...“‘e.312? . l2 SALE otters (33111101 [)8
meals for the Connecticut t‘om an . ‘ '
I Home. p Y IIlIc amount of settlement will be no I U .
' lone knows, but it is llkelv to be - '
W... em... . .. matched iii an oili-
. ’ .busiuess flovvcd into the House. many; M S f l . la 1 ‘6 ,.
Strictly Fresh Eggs ....45c doz. Home-made Sausage ....15c lb. I of the risolutious being in DQ111111 01 II wIIIII‘s. :rfon |€;Olt\1]8r liltiil‘l‘ i231“ . ,1 I.
Selected Egg. . ........ 30c doz. Cho ed Beef ..........l4c lb. candidatrs tor Judsoships either to an “m u m" “ ‘ ”9‘“ e" " . v
pp 1 vacancies or for the regular term l“ as in the eniplOy of Mrs. liolioy as ‘ "
Sperry a. Barnes' Bacon.24c lb. Grape Fruit . ........ 8 for 25¢ . ' a maid. She left this employment to i . “
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which in most instances begin on
Jul) 1.
Among other bills put in were those:
‘ Providing for incorporation of a waver
company in Thompson; to appoint ll
committee to consider the advisabllitvI
WNW
Beers Meal h Provision Co,
6 N911“ M3111 Si. 13 M31“ S1. . of publishing a digest of the Connectl
‘cut reports; to incorporate the Willi-
SO. Norwalk Norwalk I mantle and Manchester Street ”Rail
"way Company; to permit town school
boards to appoint school physicians;
Ifor a commission to revise the stat;
———_ utcs; and prohibiting the placing of
lliand bills, posters and advertising
signs on property without the consent
‘ Uld‘Well and Sherman C‘ommanderics 0' the owner .
I. Have Installation Ceremonies 1‘ A“ appropriation b1" called f°r
NEW ( :I' I 'Y l $32.) 000 [or a site and armory in \\'n-
This Week.
lcrbury.
illnlled ('lrrlor
(lill'ers oi ()ld Well i‘ommandcrv,
: . of the .olden Cross, i A labor bill would establish Satur
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MARK‘EJ']. Inere installed last evening in Red. day half holidays 10? painters, “We“
" Men's Hall on W est \Mighingtnn ters. masons, electricians and tinners
Hayes, Block street. by llcpulv \lrs. novvaid “or .in state institutions
69 N nth Main Sire: . .
Followingtheinstallation ceremony, 'tlon 0‘ “OOdeldge 10 New Haven,
Sentinel Readers to Corn: (“Mill Noble f‘mlnnundcr Mrs. 1. T ‘ increasing the povvers of the New Ha-
I iris. of Dnnbuiy, assistid hi the Misses Other bills included these:
_g,__,_______ A! n most pleasant soilal tlmo vvns en creating a public commission in Mll-'
' i ' . time for
When out Shopping, [11‘ "P . \en scltctmcn; extending
i GOLDEN CROSS OFFICERS.
'llIulv and Beatrice .\Iillcr r, also of Du”. Providing for extension of the llart‘I
311Ir,v.i0rd city limits. and annexing s por-l
M WITH OUR ADVERTISERS :joyed and a handsome elect. was pro ford; giving Reddiiig tvvo voting dis-I
_ sealed to the order by the newly tilcis; creating a board of finance and'
Points for
Staci
The follOWlng officers were initall- J making extensions 0f the New Canaan the services will be held. tomorrow at-I
anion F. Gehebe carries the Angle I
Sale of “ash fabrics and cottons
|of all descriptions in the basement at
Head's this week. See adv.
,7 The Norvvaln Drug Co. 0597'???)-
idut‘t of libel.
not only good and reliable as a tonic,
.but delightful lo the taste~
“.\'ot it Some" hose for sale at lilrkv
I cnman's.
Brand makes a specialty of repair-
ing. and gins slumps with ull such
work. ‘ ‘
prices earn li. aid the values large. A
Mill End sale is in progress now at
? Howlend's.
Ilia lIr‘I (li. ‘.~
Jncc‘ ‘ ~. See adv.
A few of the spdf‘lak to be offered
l‘l’ediicsday at Mint?’ s. appear in to-
iday‘s adv. Be sure to read it.
Always something doing in the cut
in ‘adlcs' moms at
PIANO .CO. :flover line at the South Norvvalk
. .104 WASHINGTON 51: 3mm (1°; Se: :5: ‘
—-NOTICE.
We are using our extremely large
basement for public storage only, It
.you have anything to store away, do
so with us. Charges reasonable. in-I
ouire at. M. Gutkowekyls Furniture;
iStore 87 Nortli Main St. Phone 419.
Sentinel \"3:\l§ are winners.
l:oIi and Wine, that is
\lill End qumuiiics are great. the
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I w. 1. G.—-Marilato Keeler.
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. and '\'orwalk Street Railway; l0 estab
l N, C.—Mrs. I. T. Payne. I llslv shellfish spanning beds.
v. N. ij-Mrs. Jennie Pdllcy.
P. .\‘. C.-0scar Redling,
Treasurér~~William A, Disbrow.
Financial Secretary—William
' dcrson.
It. of R.—Dm'otliy Policy.
W. l. G.—,'vliss Minnie Goodrovv,
W. O. G.-—Jack Specimen.
'ship resolutions were these: At Rock-
. ville, John E. Fisk and .lohn E. they;
An at Farmlngton, Thomas Hewes, and
. David F. Broderick, at Torriugton,
i‘ Edmund Wall; at New London, W. B.
t‘oit, Lewis Crandall; Griswold, Ar-
I tlvur Bruno, and John Potter; at \or—
Lock-
\\'_ P.-.\1rs. Osrar Rediing. Ivvalk, G. H. Vosburgli. E. M
Sherman Commander,“ vvood JOhn Keogh and Nehemiah Can
'l‘lc niticcis of Slivrniln Com- dee. At \leriden, Daniel 3.1)anghei‘;
Iiimidory, .\'u 470, l' 0 G. t‘., will he I all Mlddletown. \V. U pear-m3, and S
install. Id lvv D. (‘i i‘ Rita M, Nci'illy
. - on, L D.
Iol South Norwulk. Fridav ev uninspi \} arner Harris, at.” Stonlngt ed: at
in. ”-3- 32m rpm Officers are iralrbrotlier and \‘l. A. Bre
:un. vv .; an! \ozvvicli, F .\'.‘Gardner; at Del‘hY. A-
P. .\'. P.v~ri“1nl'l‘vfl ltmm-r. L. Baldwin, A. H. Kelty. D. E. Me-
if' th‘géag\;a‘:fl”"3 ck r Lisbon and n, B. Peek; at Putnam. H.
. IIZI‘14I;GCOI BI Min; 9 0' C. Bradford; H. M Gelssler and L H.
I . or R. ——Annie M. Decker. Fuller; at \\ allingford, J. G Phelan;I
i‘. K. it. —-(‘has. P. chlcr. at Gi-oton A1I‘.1;lcwitt,i‘ P. Latti-
Treasu.rer~‘James Lv cott.
A. S 01 ester; at Winchester,
W. H .-—~Louise fiomer. mer and ‘
F W. Seymour; at East Hartford. G.
w. 0. Cir-Albert Wenniu. ' ‘N. Grainard and L. P.- in. Hickey; at
Oh] Well (kvinmnndcr. No, 950, u,‘ Stafford Springs, W. H. Heald and
n. G’ C" "f S”"”‘ NM‘mG' “‘1“ ”9 Michael OConnell; at orange. S. J.
"’rums' Bryant and C J. Martin
A sonwas born this week to Mr. and
'Mrs. Frederick N. Shove, 01 Grove
I at treat. , " ,
neally a. Bralcken'l. . _ .
1 Advertise in The Sentinel. Sentinel name are Winners.
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Among judgeship or deputy judgeI
Sale.“ boys‘ high cut shoes at Con-
.5.-
get marrled. . i
. 8w0re'0ul Complaint. ,
I in February of the following year:
inn. Holley swore out a complaint
land search warrant against her for-I
mei- employe. it was alleged thatl
much propertv had been stolen. in?
Icludlng valuable silverware.
“Mrs Safron was an estcd and taken -
Ito the police station Her home was
leearched but nothing was found.
1 She vvns released after being detained ‘
laeveral hours. About ten davs after
the (barge against her was nailed in!
Itlio Greenwich borough court I
i in April follow.ing Mrs Safron,|
:Ihrough her council. Keogh & (‘nndec
at South .\'orvinll., instituted suit
Iagainst Mia Holley. The complaint nl- -
leged that the sweet vvas false and
malicious, and not \viviranted upon.
any presumption, that because of it:
Itlie plaintil‘l suffered much anguish of
m_ind
We will place on sale a new lot. at
Chinchilla Coats for women. Navy .,
r
juz .- avian
\‘u- \‘\‘\-\-\‘s
DRESSES $2. 50 a $3. 50 Dresses
AT $1.00 each
Serge DRESSES
Crepe De Cherie Dresses 1
h” on“ $850-$750
worth up to $20. 00
Mens Blue Serge Suits
$15 - 18- ii $20 Suits tor hall price
Boys Suits
With '2er cl pants. Made of all wool, heavy mix
lures. Worth $7 tor $3 50. $5. 00 ior $2. 50
— livercoais tor lvlcn and Boys
$5.00 tor $2.50 [$15 lior
$10.00 “ $5.00 l $20 “
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IDEATHS AND FUNERALS
i Funeral of: Mrs. Irene Downs.
Mrs. lrene Downs died at her home;
in Weston. Sunday night, aged 36 '
years The body will be bIouglIt to l'. _
D. Stannard's funeral parlors, \\1l0|0I
ternoon, at 2 o'clock, lvev. Ernest b1: \:
McGregor, oiliciatiug. Interment will,
be in .\'orwalk cemetery.
Funeral of John W. Bell.
l The funeral at John w. Bell, or 19}
l Quintard avenue. was held this after-:I
noon. at 2 o'clock. The services vvere'
in charge of Rev. John Stapleton. pas-; ~
Itor of the South Norwalk Congrega- “
ftional Church. interment followed in III
’Springdale cemetery. Darlen. The pail-I I‘
bearers were: Lewis H. Nash. Nelson!
Dickerman, Joim Lawrence and Jolvni
Peunell. . i
Baby Andullcs. . .
Andrew, the six-weeks old infant ofII
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Andnlics, diedIgg-zs .. , _ c. . , . , n. w-..” .
; yesterday at the home of his parents‘
lon (it) Kossutli street. Funeral ser- : PONASSUs To iNSTALL OFFlCERS.
vices Will be held tomorrm, with Rev. I At the regular stated meeting of P0-
J. N. Szabo ofllcmtlng. Interment will I nassus Council 1268 Royal Arcanum,I
follow in St. Marvs Cemetery I to be held at its quarters, in Re dI
'NOBWALK '1‘0“N 00‘3“]. (“5135: IMen's Hall, Main street, Nor-walk, this
evening, Tuesday, January ill, at
John Carlson was given Ihiilv i1’\ . .
in jail and costs on the charge or in- ‘ o'clock, the officers elected for the en- I
suing year will be installed. I
toxlc‘ntlon by Judge Lockwood thlsl
1 Past Grand Regent Harry Eckmark,
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$7. 50
$10.
lg E:
of interest to all members brought be-
fore this meeting. '
Alter all business has been transact-
ed, a social hour of carpet bowling
and cards will be enjoyed, at the con-
iclusion of which the entertainment
committee will wind up their year's
work by serving a turkey supper.
morning. He was arrested on (‘om- As this is a. very important meeting,
Stock.“ farm ycsmmny mom-m“ i of New Haven. will be the installing of ' all members are urgently requested m
Emil Richcl did not put in on an» . "be present. J
p‘oarnnce to answer the (‘liurgc of : ilcer, assisted by Grand Chaplain Hugh .
acting as
violating the traffic rules. He was IRoblnson. of Bridgeport
rch' em "'.csterda3 afternoon. on the i guide l
romlse to be in court this morning
.ughe couft ordered hlm “lucked up." i There W111 8.150 be important matters
A good adv. pays best in the best
paper. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler