S-P-A-R-K-S
Not. of Coal nor flaflin‘
Wood all those fires that
snake for good Fire your
"2’ blood with impose high.
drive its flames unto the sky;
do the best that in you lies,
. indolence ne’er wins the prize.
About Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOD F100“ and by this we mean Oak-Kaple-Beech and
Birch. are cheaper and more sanitary than carpets and will improvo the
appearance 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 hardwmd flooring, will enhance the renting
and selling value fully 25 per wt.
The Winter Season is the best time for laying stock over old floors.
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 nice for doing the work. ‘
it we create a desire for more information we will be very gladIto
supply it to you by letter or personal interview, and you will place your
Give your days to honest
t0“; burn With Zeal the self under no obligation whatever by writing to us for it.
:11th oil. When of 1
courage there is lack, burn
The Hatch and Bailey Company
, .. , .- .
ty on tons: to provide a hon-trot
one dollar on wild Belgian hint.
The tollo'lu additional missions
to appoint judges or 112qu Judges
were put in: —-
Albert .1. Bailey. at Norwich; J
Butler Merwin, at New Milford; Rob
on t‘. Stoddard and N. S. Bucking-
ham at Milford; Samuel S. Hoyt and
L. E. Jacobs at New Haven,
An appropriation bill was in_ in be- i"
half of the Johnson Hospital at Staf—
Tristram & Hyatt
GAZETTE BUILDING. 'IHE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
ford. _ a E
“if l88l|0lll ClIJB
MEMBERS [NlERlAIN
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As genial hosts possessed. to al
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your bridges—turn not back.
Burn your money with dis- .
WHAT TO HAVE FOR DIN.
NER
cretion, minding not the mad 1
procession.
Bum these truths into your is a daily problem for the house-
keeper. lf you will let us serve
soul and don't forget to 1
BURN OUR COAL
THE
FERRIS COAL!
COMPANY.
2 H No ' MARKET 1
6833MB sale} C AR Telelllhofie 583-2
lAll out \l1 11's S10 00 Suits and
Qvercuals at ........ $8 001
lAll; ”$7 01) .\1111 s Suits and Over—
{ you, we believe we can give you ‘
‘ some helpful suggestions in the
way of choice meats. Suppose
for today you order a nice cut
of Beef from us. You‘llgsurely
be pleased with our meats.
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
1
at ................ l
Mlcloousi H1115 \‘11its and 151511190; 1
.coats ........... 33% 03' _ .
' G OTTLIEB’ 5 Rib Lamb Chops 16c lb. 1
1111 $7 and 3m Sum . Corned Pigs Feet '70 lb.
rr N. Main 31. So. Norwalk. l LOiIl Lamb ChOpS 250 lb.
. - i ' Milk Fed Veal a. Plenty
JUNK DEALER : ALL KINDS or FRESH VEGETABLES. 1
I ‘-' You only need with a postal or! —_-.._........_. —- c- ____, 'rf—‘
phone to-Samuel Jade, successor to 4
{W .MKO . d ill t d ' '
.3... ..': "' ’33.: Speaals for Thursday .
. wt. such as rags. papers, bottles.I
bb , .1 . at l , r 11 m .
aofianpfifilryfouwfima 31111112: 13:31 Emmi: itfl‘l‘gfi‘f‘u'“ E'“"°P' -------- 59° ‘1‘-
,om. “It Samuel Jade, 37 Fort‘ . “10:: Box. Beef Liver. ............ 121/21: lb.
street. Phone 499. _ Sperry ‘ Barnes’ Bacon 24c lb. Grape FruIt .......... 8 for 25¢
Beers Meal B Provision Co.
'6 North Main Si. 13 Main St.
T So. Norwalk Norwallr
h ew - _____‘ ___:-_,:___,._,__'._ ._..... . ——
. 2? Coal Pockets
_ , Ourtnewand up-to—datc Coal
[Pockets are nowin nae and
‘mdyto take manner care of
coal. Prompt delivery is 115'-
,Iured and best quality of coal
is guaratueed.
“t “SE SPHD ‘111111- one “hose I"01u11scntaii1ca did
‘ 111111 have to 111111'y 01-1-1 mllng a va-
1cunr'v as Mr. lsmphcrc, of Water-
—m “GIMME fotd, 11 Democratic
cmnmlssloncr. .\lr Noyes.
‘ “lib judgcahlp and county com-
um I Both “cascadfinm 111iswio11ors disposed of as thev piob-
191:. “11111111 was elected for the r01:-
‘ular term displacing the Republican.
ably 11lll he within the next Wt‘l‘k or'
that legislative business will be ad-
v11n1-11d fullv four “colts 11s compul—
1111i wllll ptcflous scastnnS.
Were Short
Take atlvaI1tuIsve'eftl1is pleas»
ant weather h_1 having us put
in your coal.
Todnv the 11ppr01uiutio11s 12111111111?-
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up
liARTF‘HI’ll). Jun. 20.—-~lnl(11'11.~11 of department and institutional
members of tho Gout-ml Asscmhly in— 'Cir‘n(‘l08, 11011110111111; considerable of
«lay. in 1'11111 of 21 short scssiun in cnch .1 financial problem .191 11111111 111mm.
branch, 111151 dividcrl between the It" 111 iutlons of mill proved inadequate
curd breaking minus 01 the New ”11- [0 meet 111111111113- cxpcnses.
ll,
vn11 1 1i"; 1
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rrls dlls d 1111.. )(1 1111 “ “‘1"le‘r111unnncndutlon. 11 Insululion to .1II-
committee on the pmposcd 111110111!—
11lish thc (llllCl‘ of building and loan
L‘Olll‘i‘nlflslollt‘l‘ won into 11111
with Mr Ford. of Stamford
monts to the state Civil Service
Icontained in the [shell l1lll.M1'1n of
'"' 'promincmc in H111 si no indentllicd sponsor .
’wilh civil smvicc Icful'm 11101'11111111lsI Tl ) 1d H l' 1 l
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vvcrc early at the capitol to obtain in 1:1: out”); “i (f ("1‘ )1 unlll‘: f
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an idea of the procedure to he {01- 1‘12‘111112111'“ “0 d" I”: (I l “Bike 0
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'lo1ved by the Judnmry (01111111111111 ‘1 S L 111 ”Q 11 a 8958“"
11:11! sent to the committee on 1111101111.
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monts us the scrond stop in gelling
.11itl1 lozislativc m:'1lleis.31
.\ b H l (1 this matter lwl‘m‘c tho pcoplc.
(1111' 11mm r5111 11.0 ouse (1.1m: II .
11l1It '1 lo rislfltlvcfd' 1‘1 (alem‘ 1rl 1v 11-1 [ ruclc 1‘“ Fr..1nce S H ( ortlss and
1 1 1 1 ‘ I 1
-'111l1en the," lounl 110:1 tlmir llcsl In J1hn A D111!) “PH" 11111111111111 cum-
; . y ‘ ”l ‘ mlsslnneis of Windham county. und-
1copy mm “13 entrics on ii.r1ll lIcinz
'cf resolutions for minor court judgc-
Iship appointmcnts. Thc Senate cul-
1e11dnr has 38 entmnls. l1‘1111'sv1nsions
' 1l1n1'c seen so much husinch :11 the rul-
loud Ir stage 111tl1111 si\ 1': echs of tho
inpcninx: and chulvlicnn loaders d11—
!"(lule it is “1 r intention to press all 1
In 1v
Honsr
11s the
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1'flyeglass Springs
301173 81 Clips
Renewed
A Specialty of ours
NOTHING TOO QIFFICULT.
Chas. Brand
W .\TCHMAK E i:
1
action of
The resolutions will now
811111110 for
accordance with caucus
vcslcrduy.
1'0 t'o the
tion.
of Hartford.
compcnsation for
Meyer. would provide
persons “' l1 (1 suf—
REJA IE . . 1 [Hills 1 a conclusion with . .
B (,lI-‘Tvllgimv‘ A '31:.221121, pd T‘:1.111dI11111_\ rommil— 311N113 In.1ur,v as the result of being in—
' ' , 1, II “x :1 lime occulutcd.
‘ ' 138 Washington St... Scum Norwalki 100 1011.11 1.1 .1,.1\ 11- 1
.111-1111119311111 apnoint- A bill in tho llousc to change the
1. 1 1 «11;.r m, Ihosn 111511111- Cot11pcnsat‘in1111111-providosthntwhere
'30 for 111.1» 111111111 of '1 111111.151-11 employc has no depend-
.,.,;,.Q My.» 11:11:11 1., 11,0 court's, cuts to 111c11i1o cronipmsutlon 11l101vc1l
“hr“ in .1 appointments “19". for fatal injury the sum shall be set
.1~1nd' l.v (WWW-“or Paldwin utter thc apart as a fund to Day expenses of
1913 session adiournrxd. 'l‘hc Ronnhli- ”‘0 commisswners.
.cane are not cxpcctcd to delay 111'— .. The House scsston was a short one.
11.011 in filling tho officer. Somcwhnt Residents asked for incorporation of
'11”, snm'c conduion (1:159: in countv the borough of Bantam in Litchfield:
commissions. .11.: in seven of the clam John W. Goodscll oi \Voodhury ask—
rzuynrnnr Rnlrlwin filled a vncuncv. ed for $5,000 as compensation for in—
:Canflidgfes 11,111.. been named 11v juries received on it trunk highway
lwmuam. ‘Mdlcacx. Litchfield 111111 Julv 21.1912 Davis 5. Strong. or
‘walrcnlrl Rumihllcan ‘catlcuses .for Chatham. gave notice of contest of
110111 the router lone terms and 111 seat of Representative Quig’g.
" ”If“ Put! 1 ll imam-ire while the New Haven Other matters included these: To
3 ‘ md' Me" banbers fii' Saucus but 1119: renom' “MEG (‘ommls- incorporate the West Cornwall Water
i M m ”“3953 'he has had ”‘9' Nations \"allnr rmr'l mumm- 111 tomn- Compm1y;'to create a finance board
omit who has served him for for-Inrnrllv rinndlot‘lmd over “Him: the in Milford; to discontinue the old
"yum. This workman has kept a place of Commissloncr Cloonrm n. Fenwlck llridge In Old Suybrook as
m. of the lumber of times the nnmccrnt whose commission expires. a public highway: to incorporate the
'I‘ollnpd Cmmtv hold its caucus to- New Mllford Historical Society; to
' to“. m. stories. One story} day. Nominations are eoulmlent to amend the charter of the New Milford
MC WM 2-7“ “n“.- election. New London county is the Water Company; to repeal the boun-
11 ‘0
!f( 1r ‘
.We 13ch S351! Green Trading SW!!!“ .1110“ -
on all wpalr ' work.
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l-tlori'
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1511111103 RENTED.
THE M. SONNENBERG
1 - PIANO CO.
2'04 IWASHINGTON s'r.
3in all their glory.
:ant for 1111-111,
Iond sitting of the pinochle tourna-
ment.
There were six tables and the
playing was lively and interesting.
players of each club kept
Ihut (11111 more game to be played. The
however. are {our games to the good.
i
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member of the
“IS fun Today, But Sessmns two the llcpuhllcnn leudcrs claim‘
»_lc(1 1m: 1m ho: Irinus on hills '0 supply '
dcll- I
(11'Isus11r-11sion of the House llulcs. in .
concurrent :10-
.\ l-ill 1111 vaccinnlilm put in by Mr. .
Imarked degree, of the faculty
pleasantb enteItain, the members of
the lschoda (‘,lub last e1 enmg, shone
As their guests
they had the jolly members of the
Norwalk lioat Club. from the other
end of the city. and they certainly
did their best to make things pleasfi
even though they tried
their hardest to trim them in the sec-
111'
in-
terest and excitement was increased
wonderfully by the fat-t that the
“neck and
Some are
Gus Klein, I. Y. (‘
neck“ almost continually through the 1 . ,
evening. The score stood at 17-18, “'8 official scorers were Bernard
in favor of the Ischoda boysII with 0' Feeuey, of ”‘9 .\orwalk 1303'-
(‘lubI and Frederick ZippererI ol' illoI
lschoda Yacht Club.
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Norwalk lloat Club players sprung a
Isurprisc and relieved 11 tense situa
lion when they won the last game,
placing the score for the e1ening at
Tthe lie of 18-18. The lschoda Club,
winning. at the last sitting.
to their oppOnents 11;
Commodore John Ashwm'Ith in a
(1111 or speechI hullcd the guests tolvnte was 62 to l at the Meeting
the wonderfully delicious menu pro Heldin the F {U tflct last
"‘8 IS
l1idcd for their pleasure. (her titty;
lsat down to the chowder supper p1'o-‘ "I‘M
Ipared The chowder was excellent.
and nothing more need be said can .
lccrniug its pOpula1lt1 other than 10‘ The svntimem of the First district‘
I mention it 11as""Art Lincoln 1le01I citizens “‘88 emphatically expressed Hi 1‘
made it. ithc meeting. last night, against l11-'
The 11,111] round of "It! tournament I structlng the commissioners to sellj
will hold forth next Tuesday evening "Klondike" Park. The only person to
Iin the quarters of the lschoda Clllb,] vote in favor of selling the land was
downtown. It is alleged that Chef} Louucllman M. J, Riordan. and he in-
Llnroln‘s chowder is responsible for; lrodncud a resolution to that effect. It
Ithe uptown players deciding on flu-‘1l was defeated by 1110 vote of 13‘). to l.
the dOWll The meeting was short and nothing
else came up for action
Following the games, a most pleas- Congressmanclcct 11: .l llill opposed
11111 social hour was spent in U181 the sale, declaring that he was unw-ill
loomiortuhle rooms 01;. the lschodaj 111g 111111 the propprtytbe disposed or
‘01“). 1110 1110111 Phil) cnjnmlttee. "in at any price. lie favored a park there
lslstlntz 0i Charles Kinney RUN!“ and believed that the looks or the cen-‘
'llrown and (‘lmrlos W. llognrdus.,1er oi the district would be improved
Ileaving nothing undmu1 to . increase greatly. He saw he would give 31011
the evenings DIGRSUH’ toward a. subscription fund to buy the
The teams, who participated in last property of \lanlce Lockwood 11l1lcl1
e1 onlng's playing follows: adjoins the park.
J. RCMDDMGP and 000780 Cmilson, space. Mr. Hill thought that a great
331'. ll. 0., vs. Charles lwsfll’dlls “Nd; improvement could be made.
lChnrles Buckley. 1. Y 0-- I “any other citizens of the district
(leorxc ll Monmomf’l‘l and Joseph spoke against the proposed sale and
“Oil, N. B- (7-1". Thomas Walsh and; Chairman JohIIS S Seymour put the
John Hunkcmler. 1. Y- C Iquestlon to a vote with the above re-
John P. llerberlch and Henry I suit.
Roach, N. B. 0., vs. Robert llrown and
Richard Sweeney, 1. Y. G.
William .lngram and John J. Burn.
3}" ll C.. vs lra lackwood and
lGeorgc, Schcer
20 go 1111.13
n.—
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:ishlng thc lournmncut in
town quarters
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lDEATl-IS AND FUNERALS.
l Death of Baby Lynch.
1 The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
B‘?" Rye ‘ and William 0' norm""eph M, Lynch. of Summer street. died
‘N- B. (‘1. "5- '1' R Connors “"dithis mornlng, aged four days. The
George llufault, 1' Y C- ‘ funeral services will be held tomorrow
i Clarence llutlcn and Grove RQ‘ morning. at 10 oclock. and interment
“011m“n C ‘5 Willi-a“ Beers “"d‘ will follow in St. Mary’s cemetery.
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Continuation of the For Sale
\\'itl1 :1 11i111' rangi- of style. lIlaicriul and color, 111(11'l<('1l down.
mwumfi
11'1111 thisadditlonalg . '.
'swil‘t pace maintained by yesterday's
Ladies’ Fine Fur Coats
the lowest prices wc have over marked them.
Mulls and Scarfs
thc 1111ng models at greatly reduced prices.
All of the Children‘s
["ur Sets arc included in this \(llk‘.
Ladies’ Separate
Dress Skirts
now priced as low as $3.00
-‘ ‘\“.‘.\-‘.\“‘ ‘ ‘\‘\,..\‘ .‘I‘\‘
W‘-‘r'-‘:v- -1-I-,'--.
HALF-PRICE
SALE
J -l- '1,
3‘1 ‘AI‘ 3‘11- 1,- ‘3’ 1‘1 V.
of Men’s, Women’s, Boy’s B
Girl’s Clothing. Now going
4 Come and gel your
bargains before your .-
size is gone.
W”...
TODAY IN WALL STREET 1
“HALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.——Tl1e
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
market resulted in further profit tali-
hrs at the outset of today's session of
the leaders yielding fraCtionally. with
a loss of l H for Canadian Paciflcll
Iand I point for Bethlehem Steel. Thel
preferred shares of the latter (11m 1
puny gained 1 8-4 however in rccog- ‘
nitlou of its increased dividend Rume
11' Common descended to a lowerl
price as a result of receivership pro-II
cecdings. The list stiffened perceptl-s
lily before the end of the half hour
under the lead of Reading and l nionI
Pacific.
A good adv. pays best in the best
Lpaper.
Direct from Barge to
Pocket ——llireci from
Pocket to. Carl means
Quick Service to You.
12"
lei“ g;
Always 111sz of CLEAN COAL
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i or BEST «111111111 arm 1011 rumours omvrnv -- E
‘ 3: FROM THE ONLY ‘COAI. PllCKE'l" IN SOUTH NORWALK. ' x
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111111111 111111051111 to the
WEATHER, means Clean
‘ C1111 Easily 1111111111111.
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721
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Harris B Gans Company, ,.
CAPACITY 1,500 TONS 1; w“Clill’lACIT'it'fl :500 TONS” E
The PROMPTEST SERVICE POSSIBLE at No EXTRA CHARGE §
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Telephone office: 68 Water St, it
So; Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler