S-P-A-R-K-S
Not tr Goal nor floating
flood :11 those fires that
m for good. Fire your
lines With purpose high,
hive its flamee'unto the sky;
is the best that in you lies,
Wetter: ne'er wins the prize.
About Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOD MORE and by this we mean Osk- Maple-Beech and ‘-
Birch, are cheaper and more sanitary than carpets and will improve the
appearance at 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 hardmod flooring. will enhance the routing
and selling value hilly 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 neceive it.
and then. too. carpenters duringthe slack periods, when outside work
is dull. are apt to make a lower tries for doing the work.
If we create a desire for more information we will be very glad to
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Hill llliii’iliiiiliiéi
NEW YORK, Jan. ugh-William Tra- ~
vers Jerome announced today that he .
would leave at midnight tonight for .
Manchester. N. H.. to bring back to jj
this city Harry K. Thaw for trial un- ..
der the indictment charging him with I
conspiracy. Mr. Jerome obtained a ;;
bench warrant for Thaw's arrest from 9
Perfection Nickeled $3.95
Perfect Nickeled .... $3.75
Whoa-a.‘:unusa s":
Tristram
GAZETTE BUILDING. ’IHE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
A Sale 01 on Healers.
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8. Hyatt
N ORWALK.
Black . . . . .. ........ $3.75
five your days to honest
you: bum, with real the
Mt oil. When of
sewage there is lack, burn
your bridges—turn not back.
supply it to you by letter or personal interview, and you will phase your-
self under no obligation whatever by writing to us tor it.
'l‘he Hatch and Bailey Company
Supreme Court Justice Davis today.
SlAiE Siiffllllii
Burn your money with dis—
cretion, minding not the mad
procession.
Burn these truths into your
soul and don’t forget to
Home-made Sausage. pure pork,
. 16: lb.
BURN OUR COAL emu Fresh Hams ......16c lb.
TH E ‘Small Fresh 8houldera...14c lb.
Side Pork, fresh or corned..
F ERRIS COAL 3'"
COMPANY.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Telephone 583-2
nuns 111 sun
The Congressional Union for “’0-
man Suffrage has announced through
Mrs. Helena. Hill Weed, 0f the Lobby
Committee, that it is suppotting the
original Susan B. Anthony Amend
ment known now as the Bristow-
Mondeil Amendment and no other.
While the Union is in favor of win-
ning as many states as possdble. and
has given its help to this Work in past
campaigns. and will continue to do
so in the future, it is unalienable on-
poscd to an amendment to the Fed
erai Constitution which will fasten
Corned Beef, plate ...... . . .81: lb.
Spring Lamb. Native Chickens-
All Kinds of Fresh Vegetables.
Native Potatoes . . . . .90: bushel
Maine Potatoes .....70<s bushel
OleomargarlneJB. 20. Zil. 280 lb.
Beat German Saurkraug. 10c qt.
Pig's Knuckles. ‘
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jane, successor to
Wm. min-on, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
want, such as rags. papers. bottles.
rubbers, scrap-iron. metals, feather
beds a specialty. We are waiting for
PIANOS RENTED.
Ema M. souuauemzo
- * PIANO 00.
104 WASHINGTON sr.
A seed adv. pays best in the best your eail. Samuel Jails, 37 Fort
, paper street. Phone 1». .
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‘ m ‘1
Clearance. Sale
many states were lost in the last elec-
Aii our Men's $10.00 Suits and
Overcoats at submission of the Federal
Ill.
A“ $7- 00 MC“ 55““5 and Over- pens‘o of individual state referendums
coats ................. 5. 00 and the Union urges chry friend of
All our lioys' Suits and ver- the speedy enfranvhisemem of Amer-
coats ...... . _ . . _ _ . . , 33% 011 loan women to oppose the submis-
1110111. /
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
ithony.
ing statement;
last evening made the follow-
this method, and this alone, upon the i
women 01' America in their tight for‘
political equality. The reason that so
tion was that it was impossible to 0»
Dance and find workers for so many
campaigns. The very reason for the
Amend-
ment was to avoid the time and ex-
slon of the Shafroth Palmer Amend-
hlrs. 'ldn Hunted Harper, the bio-
n'rnpher and friend of Susan it. An-
l~‘:nniiy Size Garbage
Cans
N0.
16 (‘oul Hods .. . .
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. ‘
Fred A. Brcas.
the Rogers Silver Plate company, died
at his home, 23 Rowan street, Dan
bury, shortly after midnight Wednes-
day morning. Death was due to:
pneumonia of «but five days‘ duration. f
Mr, Broas had been a resident off
, Danbury for twenty-five years and dur-
A Baryon Sale of Guiyan-
izcd Ware.
Good Parlor Brooms .. lilo :30 fl. Cotton Clothes
(‘oilon Dry Mops . .. 25c Line .............. I50.
Pearl Soap ...... 6 for 250 Moth Balls ........ 50 lb.
Lighthouse (‘lcunser 3 lb. pkg. Washing Pow-
............ :itorldc tier...............1.'>1-
l‘i‘ood Touthpicks _2pkgs. 50 Silexo Sand Soap 3 for 50
’ Asbestos Mats .. .. 2 for 51:
Fred A. limes, for twenty-five years i “
foreman of the silver plating room of;
ing that time had been foreman in
the Rogers factory. His record was
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Black ............. $3.50
CO'x'cred Chamber Pails 290
Round Tin Welshman.
el‘s
C ‘\“‘ ‘ ‘ U .“ “‘ “.“\-“
‘U’IUU'UUOUU,-:o
‘ - .
,U;",‘,. '1 U, H...
HALF -PRICE
Stern Brothers
42nd and 43rd Streets. W es! of F iflh Avenue, New Yfll'lf.
2' 1 Have prepared for lo-morrowran unusual oil'oring of
Short Lengths of
Colored and Black," Silks
at 450, 780, 950 and $1. 28 a yard
Regularly sold for $1 00 lo 4. 7) 11 yard
Included are Brocaded Charmcuse. Printed Crepes and (3111110113,
Striped 'l‘ail‘clas and Hnlmtais. Satin (Iliarmcuse,;,(3rc]112 dc: Chine,
Canton Crepes. Moire 'l‘afl'etas. Chilton 'I‘all‘elas and (.‘repc Meteors,
Suitable for Dresses, Waists and Skirts
Boys” , Clothing and Hats
al the following exceptional values:
j , Boys’ Norfolk Suits. at $3.35, 5.50, 7.50, 9.50
Most of them have extra trousers: Regular values $6.00 to 18.50
"iifioys’ Winter Overcoais, $4.95, 6.50, 9.50, 11.50
sizes 9 lo 18 years; Regular values $6.00 to 18.50
Small Boys” Winter Overcoats, at $3. 85, 4. 95 6. 85
, of chinchilla. plain cloths and mixtures. sizes 2‘. to 10 years;
‘ Regular \alucs $5. 00 to 12 50
lMackinaw Sport Coats, -‘ - - at $4.85
sizes (‘ to 18 3'cars; Regular \aluis $6.: "5 to 8.150
”Children 3 Plush Hats - at 950, $1. 50 and 1.925
Regular Values $1. 50 to -l-. 25
Children s Imported Austrian Velour Hats at $2. 95
- Regular Values 8M. 50 to 6.75
Extraordinary Values
On the Main Floor
Have been spcciuilv prepared for lo-morrow in
Womens Collar and Cult Sets, . at 656
of hand embroidered organdic; twu models: Value 85c a Set
.Women’s Black Silk Stockings, ' . 790
all silk or with 11le tops ,
..o
al’
Value $1.25 :1 pair
’Zcphyr and Shetland Wool Sweaters, at $2. 95
sizes incomplete; licgulnrl3 $1. 50 and 6. 50
fieys’ Wash Suits, . . . 'at $1.65
newest models and colors; Regular values $2.50 to 4.00
{.23 Fine Silk Scarfs, . . at 85¢:
‘ . made of. rich imported silks; Regularly $1.50” 2.00
3 "a Negligee Shirts, . ‘; at $1.15
Regularly sold for $2. 00 and 2 50 each
’n’s Black Calfskin Shoes, . - at $4.50
' new. model with gray buckskin tops; Value $6.00 pair .
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.Brands’ Mainspringsi
“i am unnitoruhly op-
posed tothc Shafroth Palmer am-
_, emlment and cannot perceive one
point in its favor. ll does’not nnswor
nnv objection made by the advocates
of Sluice rights. to the l'lrisiow- \lon-
dell Amendment. but would infringe
ppon them even more than the int-
,ter. Ten years ago when iclilulniurea‘
{everywhere refused to submit amend-
:mems to Stain constitutions. there
induhl have been some excuse for it.
:b‘lit now therc mo nary your more
campaigns than can he properh mun»
aged The 011191! of a national amend-
‘moni is to avoid a 1111 random to the ,1
lmiliidual \olcis, but this one pro.
:poscs two It should have been re.
1levied with scorn by those great iond~
,crs who unfortunately could not me!
ito guide tin mmcmcnt for woman.
sui‘fmgo lo tomplcte suoecslp'
. Advisory (‘onncll Manuel’s.
Miss Alice Paul. Chairman of the
'llxocutho (‘ommliie of the Common-
_ , -_ .sionui Union for Woman Sulfrngc.h.1s
Take advantage 0‘ ”“5 pleat [announced that Mrs. Thomas W .1131]
ant weather ‘by having us put tot Washington. 11.0 111111 Mrs. no.
'- , ,wnrd N. llroilunp, of New York iuwc.
m )Olii' coal' [during the past week, joined the Ad-
~Henry Council of the l’nlon.
1 Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Brellung arc
Plinth close personal nuns; of Mrs.
imiver H. r. Belmont of New York,
‘wbo ls :1 member of the Executive
Committee of the Union. and it is
through her that they have become
actively interested in the Work for
I! N, Main St. So_ lilorwalk. one of faithfulness, and he had the;
the men under his supervision
“as fortyfour years of age
Mr Broas is survived by his \v.ife
two daughters Mrs. lrace 'l‘omanio
ind Miss Gladys Broas; two sons.
Frederick and Robert
whom live in Daubury;
ters. Mrs. Andrew J. Cattanco. of Dan-
hury. and Mrs. Lune, of South Nor»
lwalk, lie was a member of l’ahquioque
council, 0. U. A '11., Danbury.
~ ‘-~—-
James H. Wilbur.
James ii. Wilbur, of Westporl, died
Sunday morning. all)
one taken to Hooaick Falls. N. Y .. for
burial, Wednesday morning. on the
6:02 train. He is survived by a wife
He
- New
Coal Pockets
Our new and up—to~diatc Coal
Pockets are now in, use and
ready to take proper care of
coal. Prompt delivery is' as-
sured and best quality of coal
is guaranteed.
bur. of New London. Conn; Ensign
E. W. Wilbur, of Norwich, Conn, and
Mrs. Rev. 1. E. Terry, of Kennehuuk
port, Me
Mrs. M. L. Carpenien
Mrs. M. 1.. Carpenter. w1d0w of
James S, Carpenter. passed away this
morning at her home in East Port
played about 30 hands, and was busy _j
Chester, Conn. She is survived by
two sons and two daughters. James H
and Ambrose 8.. of Norwalk. and the
Misses Carrie 1. and Nina E. of Ens t
Port Chester. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been tompleted.
”the Susan B. Anthony Amendment.
0
Hams 81 Guns
~. Both of them are brilliant worsen of
minuliure and ability with a wide exec-
‘nmo experience A“ mtial and philan—
lluopic work. and their acihe in"
terost and participation in suffrage
“ork is welcomed heartily hi all
REM EMBER—SOc. 75c. $1..00 9,,,,rfmms¢5,
The foundation. the very basis or Miss Alice l’nul alums will as 11
good time in a watch, lies that in thejdluct result, she be lions of the re-
ifusnl of Congress to submit this Am—
mainspring. Without uniform, evenltndmont to the stains 11nd at the at-
pulling power, line timing results are .tiludo toward “Omen expressed on
Death of Mrs. Caroline M. Hull.
'Caroline M., widow of Aaron D. Hull.
died at her home. 14 Academy street,§
impossible. o {the floor of (‘ongioss by many mom Veal-email aged 32 years The funeral
ibcrs. there has been :1 “underful 1c- l services will be held from her late
Chas Brand I:hltilélkinitnii Ofd cullinsinsm for the am- home, Saturday afternoon, at 2- -30
g ‘ mm M “ “new“ de‘e'mm“ oclock. and Rev. ErnestF‘. McGregor,
ition. not only on the part of sum-omen: i
WATCHMKER but of those mm... before new...” "‘1' of the First Congregational Church,
RELIABLE JEWEWR ,& toristed in u...- w~.mk to push the An. , will olflciate. Burial will follow in
OPTICEIAN llhony Amendment to an early :md jNorwalk cemetery.
138 Washington St, South Norwalk‘succeSSfm "Unblusiun
Green Stamps Given On All Repair
Work.
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BETllEl llilT FAGIOHY
DESTROYEID BY FIRE
confidence of his employers and 0r’
ilroas. all of
and two sis-1
3.). and the body 9.,
and three children—Capt. Albert Wll-
of Men’s. Women’s, Boy’s & '5:
Girl’s Clolhing. Now going
atom and get your
f-
n.
bargains before your
sin: is gone. ‘
l
TODAY IN WALL STREET { POPE. HAS PUBLIOCONBISTORY.
_._. - ROME. Jan. 22.—-The Pope today
l NEW YORK. Jan 22 (Wall Street, lhcld a private and public Consistory,
10:80 a. m. )-~Stocks showed some up in the course of which he preconized‘
‘certalniy at the owning, a few of the several bishops and delivered an slim
leaders recording slight losses' but a] cution dealing chiefly with the war. '
fresh buying movement soon set mi The Pontifl emphasized the neutral~
l with the result that some of yester-I iii’ of the H01! 898 and alluded [0 his
,day' a high prices were speodfiy eclipi efforts to mitigate the disastrous cou-
Great Northern, Northern Pac1.isequences oi the conflict. He urged
tic. Lehigh Valley, St. paul Louisville his hearers not to heed those condi-
Enud Nashville, New Haven, .‘ew York lions which separated the faithful, but
Central rose a point. Exceptions to rather to consider those “111011 made
lilie general tendency were Canadianlthem brothers in the faith, and he call-
anciflc and Smelling, which lost a: ed upon the invaders of territory of
point. Reading and Pennsylvania man-1 the enemy not to commit excesses.
ifested some early heaviness. but tbei in conclusiou the Pope invited a"
entire list strengthened by the end of the faithful to participate in a great
the half hour. iexpiatory function to be held in Eu-
' lrope. Feb. 7, and outside of Europe,
iMarch 21. He said that on Feb. 7 he
1
A good adv. pays best in the htst sand the cardinals would take part in
lDiiDOl‘
is special service at St. Peter 5.
l \
BETHEL. Conn.,-Jan. 2il.-,—Fire of
unknown origin, starting in the boiler
room last last night. destroyedthe hat
factory of Staib and Company. on
Grand street, causing damages esti-
mated at $20,000. The high wind
cirried the sparks to the: adjoining
hat factory of the Bethel Manufac-
turing company. Help was summoned
from Danbury and a motor pump en-
gine was hurried here. The firemen
after a hard fight. succeeded in saving
the latter factory, although the ex-
terior was somewhat damaged.
"The Stall) and Company hectory em-
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CL‘OTHIERS To THE
“Ladies’ Dept.
shoes. Millincry.
‘l’cilicoals. Waisls.
Sails. Coats, Skirts,
Furs.-
WE ALSO CARRY .A .FULL
LINE OF MISSES’ AND ‘
MEétS WILL TESTIFY
Gately 6
with orders on soft hats.
DECK'HAND DROWNED liN STAM-
some. ‘- .
STAMFORD, Conn" Jain.21.—~A "
Open anilccount at
Gaiely ‘G Brennan’s
.ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BUY FOR
CASH PRICES, ON EASY
MENTS. THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTO-
: 112 South Main Street ._
ENTIRE FAMILY THE
Men’s Dept.
WEEKLY PAY-
Shoes
Trousers
' Hats
TO OUR HONEST VAL-
Bren "an Suits Coats
WE ALSO .CARRY A .COM-
PLETE LINE OF YOUNG
deckhand. known only as “Louis," fell“,
CHILDREN’S ‘WEAR. -
into the harbor here today from the, I
barge John G., on which 11!an em-
played, and was drowned. Others onj_ : $1 ' down '
the barge say heslipped overboard r ' ' , x , 3mg,
while climbing across .somin'-«..lumher..§ , 1’. .
The barge is owned by E. Si. Johnson.
of New York; ' '
\
Our credit 18 different from
‘ all others.
MEN’ S AND .BOY’ S
’ WEAR.
$1 a week
Norwalk Chronicler