a
"i.
“ RELIABLE
‘_ .1188 Washington St,
DAGE may!
S-P-A-R-K-S
Not of Coal nor flashing
Wood all those fires that
make or good. Fire your
blood with purpose high,
drive its flames unto the sky;
do the best that in you lies,
indolence ne'er wins the prize.
A
(like your days to honest
toil; burn with zeal the
midnight oil. When
courage there is lack, hum
of
your bridges—turn not back.
Burn your money with dis-
cretion, minding not the mad
a.
procession.
Burn these truths into your
soul and don‘t forget to
BURN OUR COAL.
TllE
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i The Hatch'and Bailey Com
.1..‘..
Elbow Hardwood Floors.
,.
HARDWOOD FLOORS and by this we mean Oak-MapleBeech and
Birch, are cheaper and more sanitary than carpets and will improve 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 hardw iod flooring. will enhance the renting
and selling value fully 25 per out.
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 irioe for doing the work.
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.
pany
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WHAT TO HAVE FOR DIN.
NER
is a daily problem for the house-
keeper. If you will let us serve
l
‘i
you, we believe we can give you
some helpful suggestions in the
way of choice meats. Suppose
for today you order a nice cut
.FERRIS COAL—
COMPANY.
Clearance Sale.
’All our Mink No.00 Suits and
Oven‘oais :il . . . . $8.00
'All $7.0o Mcn‘s Suits and Over—
coats ................ $5.00
[All our lion" Suits and chr—
coats ........... 33%
GOTTLIEB’S
{'5‘ $7 and $10 Suits.
n N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jane, successor to
”Win. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
Want. such as rags. papers, bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron, metals,
beds a specialty. We are waiting for
your call. Samuel Jal‘fe, 37 Fort
street. Phone 409
. e
p.
. New
. Coal Pockets
. Our new and lip-io-daic Coal
Pockets are now in and
ready to takc proper care of
coal. Prompt dclivcry is as-
sored and licst quality of coal
is guaranteed.
llh't‘
Take advnniiiqc of this plcns
.ant weather 1
.i. having us put
in your cool.
Tillarrish Gaus
feather .
of Beef from us. You'll surely
be pleased with our meats.
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mur-
CHARNOK’S MARKET
rims ll
C0lllllRl ll
' Says Unite Steps fallen lie-
centiy Need to lie Retraceii
HOSllllll AGAINST
M
; lil,liilhllNli'l‘llN. ind. ‘.'l.
‘lllcclaiiiiii: ilial ihc counlry \vns hull?
Jun. _
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ii“: iii linsincss nnd proui'css :iiid !
llczirniiiu llic iiii‘ivis-ic slt‘ln‘l iliul had:
in cu halter and nccdi- in lll‘ l'l‘il'iil'll‘ll. |
William H. 'l‘ufl. former l’ri-siiicni, ,
«hid lii-rc today that ‘lll‘ pcoplc should 1
. l
lit ll£l(‘l\ to the lliic of jiislicc. coldly I
nnd iiiqlcration. Prof.
mime-i o l' lndiann
i Telephone 583-2
'l‘ufi was ill. '_
livcrcd ihc principal address xii lhl"
l'nivcrsiiy und do.
Foundcrs‘ Day exercises, which cclc-
l i
Schultre’s Sanitary Markets
i
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i Codfish ........... “.1259; lb. Bluefish ................ 14c lb.
Smelt ...... . ......... 12ch lb. s""‘°" """"""""""" ”c 'b'
Oysters ....... . ......... 35c qt.
Celery. Lettuce. Cranberries, Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Mushrooms,
i Spinach, Green Apples, Tematoel. Pineapplee, Oranges. Grape Fruit,
Lemons. Sweet Potatoes, White and Yellow Onions.
:l'lll‘il‘l'll the lillllldlflli nnnivcrsziry ol'
lllf‘ l'nlvi-rsity.
"Wc iiccd not go liili'li to tho con-
nnd \vc Silllll not do :40." said Mr.
will of polillc.‘ and. whilc. of f‘lllll‘rli',
icoi'luplion in nu! c\cr :ilm-nl. ilic
danger of pluloci'ncy has (liSllllill'ill‘~
Tod and I'll.“ purillcuiinn of politics hue
,i'ollslillllcil in real rciorni ior which
all good cilizr-ns must lll‘ grateful.
"Popular iinlicnuilon cunnot ho
Ilclllli' urouscd or llic Lovlnllilnn of
The [H‘lllllf‘ lif‘ slii‘l‘cil in (it‘llon. Sili‘h
us llicy have thus iiikcn. rind stopped
lslxul'l :K the linc of \\‘i.\‘i‘ iiiodcrntlon.
il‘uri of ilic coats of ”iv oriuinul ills—
case is in thc lncldcnlnl diiiunuc from
Who incviinlilc cxcms of rciucdies. The
FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS
Oysters ‘ 25c qi‘.
Escallops 50c qt.
Salmon ................. 14: lb. Codfiah .......... ....12!r’zc lb.
Halibut ................ 150 lb. Butterfloh .............. 12c lb.
Herring ........ 8: lb. Smelt' ............... ...14o lb.
long and Round Clams
Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
So. Norwalk Norwallr
liosiilily of lcgislniurcs and i‘ongrcss.
consciously or unconsciously. llilH
‘comc lo lll‘ illl'i'l‘lt‘il uguliisl ull suc-
cessful imcslincui of I'llDlliil uiilioui
idiscrimination. Nolliln: is .m- iiiniil nu
lenplinl and nothing is so cnsily nhlc
‘to take care of what ii bus. The iii-
~oinisiiorul and nagging‘chnrucicr of
the powcrs of commissions. I‘l'f‘illi’il
for the ulnar supervision of l‘llz‘llul'illi‘
:wiiviiics. lliI‘T‘ so friclircncd cliplliil
LS in shrine. invenil‘houts :iiid
slop the normal. cxi'ii'muinn n
lilic Cuisincss of the country.
l “The sud fcniiirc of such cfl‘ccl on
film: rciucdy." (ionill’icd Mir. Tiff.
:"llii\\‘f'\i‘l' wcll lnit‘ndi-d. is that lhc
pcl‘sulls “'llil sulfur niosi ill'f‘ llic li-nsi
ulilo to Hear suffering. the \vumi
.carncrs. whose comfori and living ni'i-
idcncndi-nl upon consiuni employment.
l The former President defended the
‘ruilroails liy saying iluit file close and
iiilisolnic supervision ovcr ilic mun.
lugcmcnl and the l‘L-‘Hii‘lf‘iilln upon the
irnicn. together with the increase or
*-
.muinicnuncc of wages through the,
Ipowci- of trades unions. have ground
‘tlic railroads ln-twocn ilic upper and
l ‘ SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY
Spring: Lamb Chops 140 lb.
Pork Chops 14c lb.
. Fresh Shoulders 140 lb.
' Hayes’ New City Market
ncllicr mlllsionc and prcvcnlcd ii fuir
ircinrn on their cnpllnl. The uolvcncy
‘of sonic of ”mm is ihrcniciicd. and
ull this In llic dcirnu-ni oi” lilISlllf‘!=S
inf ilic counlry. und cspcclully lo the
yconifori nnd hupplnvss of wage cairn-
evil. (li'pl‘lldi‘lll upon iioi'lnul llllslllch‘.‘
land nol'ul domain] for lailml‘."
lncrcnscd mics for ilic riiilruiids.
'\\'ll(‘l\ ihc conditions rcqiilrc ll. was
lll‘llf‘ll by Mr. fl‘ufl. llr said the lull
crcw laws lhul ‘imposcd upon the ruli-
lrond coinpunlcs tlic. liurdi-ii of cm-
‘ploylng unncccssuri labor. on (‘XR‘Clllll’l
duo in the unduc, :ind unjuai influ-
3cncc cxcrclscd liy llli‘ iradc unions
over legislatures" should lic i‘clu‘ulcll-
69 North Main Street, Hayes’ Block
’ Brands’ Mainsprings
i REMEMBER—50c, 75c, $1.00.
The foundation. the vcry basis of
good time in a watch. lics first in the
mainspring. Wl.lloilt uniform. even
pulling power,.finc timing results are
impossible.
'%'; Chas. Brand
“'A'l‘ClillL’l R ER
.115 'l‘llJle 1&-
()PTI('1;\\'.
South Norwalk
Green Stamps Given On All Repair
Work.
PIANOS RENTED.
THE M. SONNENBERG
‘ PIANO CO.
~. 104 WASHINGTON ST.
Notice
. . We are using our extremely loin»
Cos
i . basement for public storage only. i! lmcviing:
)0“ have anything to store away .‘. - lwlil hi5,” work in Hartford this Week
Ob With uni. Charges reasonable. in.
«In at it. amowsliv's rirnyi.
mm '1 north loin unit!”
was on.
Vaml
:lllc in-nclll of tho stnic in cvcry way.
‘ SOON lilt'l‘ "(5‘ ’l‘fl if wo cannot gut th slut-'3 priiiiery
Slut‘i RIC LlifilsliA’l‘lilx fcilnlilishcd ihls session. we most ccr-
. :luinly will make a strong. cffori to
have the work given to union shops.
II'IIIVI‘ING CR \I‘YI‘S “full;
. 'l'lw l"':l‘llll'-{ i‘iufis association of
i‘i nrw-iicili \ii'llc rclii‘esciiicd Ill the
l’rofcssor Taft criticised many of
‘lhc new reforms in uovcrmncniai lif-
fnirs and declared that the selection
inf condiduics :it :1 general primary
Elias not icndcd lo the i‘llli‘illlullllll of
Ecorruption or political machine l'llli‘
.und l‘hc i-iclcction of liciicr rcprcscn-
. . “TIN" l . ....' .. . . . .‘ ‘ ‘\».s of u iririy.
i““‘“‘ lvltflullii‘c curing lhc “3x, fciu . mu itttiu flood in) and full ll'ill ‘l . .1 l"! “m .. sold )1".
“PM” I", “NW“! ll PM] .. d . hours. and t0 the. mnployops of which I “(e-1.1mm} ii Ll. . v of»
Vcl‘H'lll r l‘ .diiii‘ i‘ ‘ \‘H‘l I ii i“: ”'0 work is "““USSHFy lo lici‘mi: ‘Tnl‘l. "\vllli rcspccl to illl‘ mull. ilic
.. l .-. - e‘ ‘ .0 yr. , , , ‘ ' ' - ' . x" '
‘. ‘ ‘ ‘ " ”ll ”‘Jilr‘dl conditions in our craft to pl‘e- ll‘iccs to WlW‘“ " “Wm" “he“
Mtiid-‘il. 'lli(-c (no nlvfllln-ls «ii ihc .. . . u not PM“
lni'iln .,.,.(=.ii - r .- 4 . . "‘“1‘ persons 10 1‘0 “loll“d 4" .
i" ‘ 't h ' L'“ ," ”mm”: “Tm“ . Henna whose quuliiicuiii’ins lhi‘ llll-llllt'
compose the lcgislulivc committee. l ‘ in [he n‘lllll‘t‘ of lhiiigS. how
in,“ will aural; the report of the DEATHS \AND FUNERALSq‘dm ‘ii‘im‘lll‘ knmvimlgc. The sland-
senators und rcllrosciituii\'cs in ro- "m, H . “'llf’l'i‘
yard to tlic i-slabliahnirnt of a suite
yprintcry. A bill is now in progrcsr
<of prcpnraiion embodying the ox-
lpresscd diniic of the association for
in slate priziicry. This liill will in-
‘prcsenicd a! this scssion of the lcgis—
.laturc. '
i Th-
inssor ifiiiml
Death of Bella: Wagner.
Home. Noroton._last
, seventy-five years.
1' a member of Co. E, 3rd and 14th Regi
third ounricriy meeting of lhc‘
nus held Sunday after,
noon in lh'idsoimri. with an attelid-'
~unCc of ovr-r fill dcchaics, one of thei
,hcst meetings the association has had
gsincc its organization. The session1
[was held'in Concordia hall and was‘
jvery enthusiastic.
to New Britain today for burial.
FUNDS FOR RELIEF WORK.
The unions of the i in the C“
application for admission to the used ; handling of same, met with the exec
iclntion was granted the menibers’of “five committ ~
, ee in t e Ch b
\‘the Waterbury printing craft. . Thai h am or ‘0
delegates at the meeting from Merl-l
ldcn were if. L‘. Waydwell. D'. 1’. Me- i cussed 913““ and agreed on same.l
Dallas Wagner died at the Soldiers’
Tuesday agedlt‘i‘
The deceased was
finents. C. V. 1. Tile body was taken‘thera were
The financial committee which wu‘lospct‘lnlly dpplnring the idoli 0'
appointed at a meeting recently heldgi-i-onll of judge
y Hall for the purpose of!
Icraft in Waterbury sent delegates and i finding ways and ““5138 funds 8110‘“
Commerce room, last night, and dis-is (llSlillilOlmmm- ”l
ludacs in those sluics
iihe candidates or» sclccicd by a acn—
joral primary have notably and llci-
‘ utilily become inferior to iliosc who
lccicd under the old commi-
:1rd of
‘wcrc so
‘3 svslcm.”
'1(.\‘:ll‘.‘Tilfl said he admitted that
abuses under the conven—
at that it more
. than a con»
llii‘lacd tlic
d the recall.
ihc
iifon system but even
preferable in many wan
l‘lfil primary. He also cr
initiative. referendum. on
S.
in the European war.
at it "singzers‘lhe im-
loss of life and don.
.truction of hard earned capliul. When
as such ii shock and such
of those who hop-
cd forhuman progress lost their faith.
iWc find occasion for hope. however.
In referring
\ir. Taft said th
lnginuiion in the
[iii came, it w
{Laughiim James J. Golden. William i whereby immediate relief could ,belmml the various suffeflnm_ which,
imam and Abraham White. lgivcn and aid rendered.
Chairman )lnydwcll of thc pulillc- i ,‘
,"l’ wmmnmu Mum the mmwhml Publicity will be given to this that
usiatr-inuni Upon his return from the
“on: legislative committee , a generous response will be forthcom
. ‘ ing from the cltlsene.
'i 5.. our purpose to cxponnd in dc- _,
tail to the state legislators our nio—
.ive:i in having on}. state primer)
ii.‘.7illshid. It will result greaily io
Advertisements in The Senti-
ncl bring the best results.
for In a few days, and it is hoped tliatl““""““
when the war is over. Will prom'nl “‘0
doptlon of some pcnconblc means of
international disputes in ord-
mice of such on
r {I
l
or to prevent a romiri‘
' :iwl'ul catastrophe."
-DUN8TIN FARNUM
in Cameo Kirby in numeric tomorrow.
LOCkwood's .Hall and Pleasant Hour.
"SlANllSllll
Former President was»: ll. ieiii
llliSlllENl clinic
increased Rates for the Railroadsf E:
are Urged
l
l
l
iillllllllrl [lint lcd to the grcnl informal
’l‘ufl. "i‘orporuliciis huvc lll‘l‘l) driicn ;
l
l
l
finppropriatlons to be made for
Tristram 8. Hyatt
GAZETTE BUILDING. 'IHE LEADING DRY lEOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
All oi ihe ladies’ Tailored Soils and Coats
. at greatly reduced prices.
Stylish garments of this seasons slylésdn many models and colors. Asubslantial
saving on Childrens Coats.
ever belore.
Continuation of the Fur Sale
Ladies’ fur coats, mails, ‘and scarfs marked lower than
DONT MISS THIS SALE
iiiiiiis 0f
NOMlNlll0N or .
COMMISSIONERS:
Senate Today Followed the House;
of Yesterday in Naming FairfieldL 5
County Commissioners
uAii'ri‘i’nin. .um. 21. -.i hill to
provide for a state budget to be pro-
pared in part by the. finance commit-
tco as it would relate to the state‘s}
income and to ilw appropriations com- '
"Hill?! wherein ii would apply to the,
the i
turn years ending in 1.017. was the:
chief measure lnirodiiccd in the Gen}
oral Assembly today The bill fur-l
lll'll’ provides that no appropriation
bill shall be placed upon its passage?
until a report has been made on the!
proposition for a budget. .\lr. Stod-E
dard, of \\'coillirlda‘c, introduced the}
bill which was sent to tho npproprin-i
lions connnlltce.
Al tax of one per com. on intcrsla'c
concerns doing a mail order business.
in the state was proposed in a House1
5 1
hill. 1.
Mr. Perry. of New Haven. WHO is:
also clerk of tho Shellfish (“otninis-i
slcn. offered a resolution that the
suite memorialize Congress to legis-
laie so! that dumping mud in Long
Island Sound may he stopped. The
resolution sells up that mud dumping
threatens extinction of the oyster in-
dustry in the Sound. ‘
Mr. Backus, of Thompson, offered
a bill to provide guarantees by the
state of snvliirlmnk depositors. Sec-
tion Ono says: "In the event of any
savings bank falling to pay its dc-
posiiors in full. after said banli has
been fully liquidated and its assets
wholly distributed the state treasurer
shall pay on the order of the li-inli
commissioners any balance that may
be due said depositors frmn sold sav-
ings hank." '
A bill concerning operators of mo
for vehicles provides that applicants
for licenses must prove their physin
cal fitness to operate a motor \'elil~‘
ole. fitness to be personally dcinon~
siraied. '
Mr. Penn. of \\'ctliersiield. offered
two gnmc hills. one in make a ten-p
your close seascn on wooddcck, be,
ginning April 1 next. and eridi’imod
October 7' 1925. and the other pro-l
riding that no person shall kill or
have more than five \\‘00d(‘ock.lll his
possession on any day. or more than
36. in any year.
In the Senate there was the fin“.
order of the (lily since the Assamhly
opened. This came on nomli‘ialion of
commissioners for Fairfield County.
Henry P. Crawford, of Greepyi'icli, to
fill a vacancy. John Brophytf of
Ridgefleld, for four years. and Frank
E. Ballard. of Bridgeport. for an “71-1
finished term. and also for a full
term of four years: Senator Mead ask?
ed for the passage of the resoluticn'. reserve bank. About fifty attended: M
under suspension pf the rules and inénearly all being presidents of banks;
and ‘this was done in'or trust companies, or holding. somel
concurrence.
spite of opposition from
Democrats. ‘ ,
The rapid manner in which the
Republicans passed matters from the
the five‘
Senate calendar drew from SenatorY ford was elected temporary chairmani maintenance.’
Purcell. the remark that the Sena‘e
is already acquiring the name of the
“suspended rules session.
lsbcli “ replied that the Republicans
knew what they were doing and were
satisfied inasmuch as. they ”were” ex-i
pedltlng business for the statel and1
keeping the'desks as clear as pos-
slble. Senator Whlton warned against:
Ii too light respect for the rules of a rotary, C. S. hoise, treasurer Seymour state law requires.
‘\.\‘\‘\‘~-\‘~C\‘\u\‘~‘
1-,- anti/amount v.47 av‘
bargains ii
'i 6 ‘ 0‘”"
Size IS
legislative body, which he said, were
meant not only as a prolccticn for
the minority. but also as a. defense
for the majority, the Senator, at the
seam time, making it clear that as
a member of the Repuhllwu party
he was proud of the record which
the Senate has made thus far in ex-
pediting business.
in the Senate was put in a hill
raising a commission to consiruct a
bridge over the Housaionic River be»
tween Siratford and Milford. I
Add Legislature
Silli BlililNll
llllSl Mill Hill
Organize New Association Willi w.
Pony Corliss, W. ll. llougiaiis|
and N. w. Lippitt Named to leg-‘
islative Committee
NEW HAVEN. .lan. 2l.—At n largo-
ly attended meeting of the heads of
stale banks and trust companies from
all over the state held yesterday af-
ternoon ill the Union League clubpa
new organization which will be known .
as the Connecticut Trust and State
Bankers' assoriaiion was formed. its.
object will be to protect and advance:
the interests of the staié'bauks and.
trust companies. particularly in those.
niaiters that are likely to affect in
by the operation of the new federal
responsible office in such.
The proceedings were begun with
dinner after which E. D. Redfleld.
president of the City Bank of Hart-
and N. D. Prince of Danielson .secre-
tary.’ A motion was put and carried'
Senator adopting the name of the organize-i conduct
tion. The officers elected were:
President. M, H. Whaples, president
of the Connecticut Trust and Safe
Deposit company, Hartford; vice pres-l
'ldent, W. .P. Bryan. secretary Colo required
nlal Trust company, Waterbury; sec-
HALF-PRICE
SALE
of Men’s, Women’s, Boy’s &
Girl’s Clothing. Now going
on. Come and get your
.W. P. Corliss,
' Company.
em’
elore your
gone.
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‘I’i- U I!
Trust company. Seymour. and Humor-
er. \\'. Atwood, president .\‘c\v ilriiam
Trust company. New Britain.
A general discussion folloucd on
the organization and its objects. after
which the following legislative coni-
miltec was chosen: W. D. llaskam,
treasurer Stamford Trust Company;
vice—president and
treasurer, Union and New Haven Trust
Company; W. H. Douglass. president
Mechanics Bank. Ncw Haven; R. W.
Cutler. president Hartford Tl‘illeOlll-
pany; Lamont Russell. treasurer of
South Manchester Trust Company,
South Manchester: George H. Biirsl,
vicc-president. State Bank and True:
Company. Hartford; P. S. Hill, treas-
urer, Willimantic Trust Company, Wil—
liinantic; E. D. Rcdfield. president
City Bank. Hartford; Norris S. Lip;
pitt, treasurer Pcoples Bank and Trust
Company, New Haven. and Treasurer
Marshall, Greenwich Trust Company,-
Greenwich.
The following cxecuiive committre
of the new association was also ap-
pointed: E. D. Rcdfleld. president City
.Bank of Hartford; Edward W. Kneen.
treasurer, Peoples Bank and Trust
Shelton; W. G. Bisscll,
treasurer. Milford Trust Company,
Milford; Frank C. Sumner, treasnrrr,
Hartford Tust Company, Hatforil.
and E. P. Harris, treasurer, Westport
Trust Company, Wesiport.
I
HARTFORD. .lan. 21.——ln the Sun.
ate the Hartford Life Insurance Com-
pany petitioned for a change in is
charter. reducing its capital stock
from $250,000 to not less than $50,000."
This company since the last session
l has practically been taken over by the
‘ issouri Life insurance Company.
Two bills offered dealt'wilh shall ‘31
the Connecticut river. one to repeal Ho
1 present law and the other concerning
linking off shad in tributaries.
: The Bridgeport Hosiptai asked for
i $25,000 for an addition and $20,000 for
l ,The Joseph Lawrence Hospital, at-
!New London, asked for the right to
a training school for nurses.
1 Another bill provided that stole
. banks and trust companies be requir-
led to maintain,a reserve fund of
twelve per cent. of/demand deposits as
by the federal law, which is
three per cent. less than the present.
"a .J
Norwalk Chronicler