S-P-A-R-K-S
do the best that in you lies,
indolence ne’er wins the prize.
‘Give your days to honest
zeal the
of
courage there is lack, burn
tOil; burn with
midnight oil. When
your bridges—turn not back
,Not of Coal nor flashing
Wood all those fires that
like for good. Fire your
[flood with purpose high.
five its flames unto the sky ;
About Hardwood Floors.
EARDWOOD 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 oi double
the amount or money any other way. We believe that all old house.
laid with Oak or any good hardwmd flooring. will enhance the renting
and selling value fully 25 per cent.
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 during the slack periods, when outside rgork
is dull. are apt to make a lower nice for doing the work.
if we create a desire for more information we will be very glad to .
supply it to you by letterxor personal interview, and you will place your- .
self under no obligation whatever by writing to us for it
The Hatch and Bailey Company
WRNED HER
Webb com lolly Motions
Burn your money with dis: K 'umows Non-8"" IN
cretion, minding not the mad
‘ procession.
Burn these truths into your
soul and don’t_forget to
BURN OUR QOAL.
THE
FERRIS COAL;
COMPANY.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Telephone 583-2 l
Home-made Sausage, pure pork. Corned Beef, plate ........ 8c lb. l
.... 16: lb. Spring Lamb. Native Chickenl- l .
, Small lel Hams ......16c lb. All Kinda of Fresh Vegetablee. 1 t0 Continue
' Small Fresh Shoulder... .14c lb. Native Potatoes . ....900 bushel ; __
Side “Pork. fresh or corned... Maine Potatoes .....70c bushel ‘ Corn 1.. Nelson of s‘lamfurd was
1.5ch.
Small Pig's Pork to Rent
Loin 16c lb.
Oleomargarlne.18, 20, 25. 28c lb.
Beat German Saurkraut. 10c qt.
Pig's Knuckles.
el'lrnted .l divorct from FI'Ht‘dt'lth' C.
Nelson in the Cilii Superior Court yes-
lncrday by Judge James Webb on
the grounds of (insertion and habit-
]uni iniempcruncc. According to Mrs.
L” Neisml. her husband had a strong
~Pianos RENTED.
PIANO CO.
:04 WASHINGTON ST.
THE M. SONNENBERG
, inking for liquor and whenever he
1 . F h Sh Id 12V lb fives uzdcr its influence, be abused
“ls lor. S c married him on June 7
9000 a res 0“ ers 2c ' P907. and on September 5. 1908, ht1
:wenl home for supper in an intoxicat-
Small pork 14-16c lb. 'icd condition. it happened that she
did not hole the supper rendv {or
I 0' mm‘on 13¢ lhim when he :lll‘l\e(i .lnd he immedi-
Veal roast iii-20¢ ik.
slay away.
u.
watch or clock quicker than dirt a
old. rancid oil.
[ion is economy
ill a timepiece. 'l‘
hnd will soon \veur tilelnSelvcs out
, permitted to run ill accumulating d
and without oil.
’ 2 . Chas. Brand
RELIABLE
pm Washington st.
JEWELER l3?
0 PT] CIA N .
Work.
lei Me Tell You
there is nothing that “ill spoil your
Cleanliness and cum ,
delicate parts do indescribable work
“'A'I‘CHMAKHR
South Norwaik
Green Stamps Given On All Repalr 3
1 She loft and wont to ll neighbor's
.ilotlsc. but. later returned to attempt
a reconciliation. but found her
in nd had iotked all the doors and la-
.lllu the keys away will: him. She met
.him and he told her to get her be-
longings, {or he intended to burn up
ieverything belonging to her it he
liollnd it in the house. A few dale
{later he sold the furniture Alto-l4 she
isepnruled. she says. she met her hus-
band twice. At the first meeting he
only said. "Hello!" and on the second
meeting he wus- intoxicated.
Frederick Print of High l‘liduc.
“hilh is in the town of Stamford. los-
; lli lllld lilllt Mls. Ntlsoll often went to
jhls homo ilt‘l‘lllllil‘ her husband had
ilurnod her out of ill-14 homo. lic sllw
Nelson on Sl-lllt‘lnllcr 4. 1908. the dll,\'
.\ir4s. Nelson was ordered from the
lliouso. lilld Nelson was intoxicated.
Sues Illlrl' & Knapp Trustee.
'i‘ho (‘in Sluillxu ilrlnk oi Bridge.
to
lu'tly begun to abuse her and ordered
liter out of the house. telling her to
Cuilel 25c lb.
“ Ch 18ch
ops -
lld ‘
. Beers Meal & Provision Co.
6 North Main . Si. 13 Maln‘sl.
So. Norwalk Norwalk ' .
ll e
if
in
)Schuitze’s Sanitary Markets
Superior l ourl against John (‘. Chum-
lborluln. trustee or the Hun 8: Knapp
vlilm. asking for folcclollule [‘IOt'N‘d-
Hayes
.NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
An important meeting of the execu‘,
69 NOI'th Main Street! live committee at the Home Chapter
.lngs and alleging that Burl n" Knapp
”one the plainlill n note for 325.000
_ lnml another for $5 000 null mortgaged
i llllnd it this city to occur! the note
bike for I‘m-«closure.
-‘
at” brought foreclosure proceeding all--
inlnsl Frank L. Wilder as trustee of
the New England Building Company.
.(‘llllll‘ian tint the payments on n note
‘l‘or $17,500 and one for $800 have not
been made with the exception of 3800
“(ME CHAPiEli] i'llliws STAY IN NEW
I, ll fiiRNlSii RO0M HAMPSHIRE ENDS :31?yarns-3:g4l.;‘.4:.':.”:..44.4:::.:4;::::
i Hudson street. Bridgeport. was mort-
— gllgcd.
a
Dcmllrnlr ()l'crnllcd
Judge James H. \\ ebb has handed
ills last legd Recourse to Prevent
Extradition Has Been Exhausted u sun-mm et Ms 4*" “W4“ "m“
'was held yesterday afternoon at the
Eli it’s Kitchen Ware
,We iiave it.
Enameled and Aluminum
Utensils. iron and Soapstone Grilld
i‘rocllery. Lamp Goods. Etc.
(‘ ook'
iron Pots, Waffle irons, Wire (‘oodsfl
- home of Mrs. P. D Stannard.0n Main
' street, Norw alk. it was voted that the
'Home Chapter furnish the dining-l CONCORD. N. ii.. Jan
Iroom of the Home far the Aged. The K. 'l‘hluv's 4llrolonlrl4d silly
! following ladies were appointed a com-l Hampshire 'drew it) n ciosc loduy
mg "lulittee to take care of nrrangements‘l-lis lust haul resource to DTBthli ex. l
ice, in this regard:
probate ill which he overruies the
dr fondant s demurrer to the reason of
. 0
1..
ill No“ ‘lld Administrator of the lstntc of L.
ill Sillimun of llridgeporh and Attor-
:‘ncy llcnn C. Burroughs took an up-
. llPlli ill the (‘ilil Superior (‘ullrl To
llrndition to how \ork exhaust”; the this appeal it domlllrcl “as ilicd.
Mrs. Robert E Morrison. 58 Van slayer of Stanford Villiio, lg expected run-nun—w~
12am street. East Noruaik. :ln be taken [0 No“ lork city to-l
11145 F. '1‘. Lyon. 10 Henry streetflnight
OUT 0i Mill 3
Michelson Givenileem Mae "
Mllls-lllls CASE
"Hearing in $10,000 Damage Suit: 35
bus. i
lport hns instituted suit in the Civil;
Adolph l‘crilmh or New Haven line‘-
down :1 decision in the lane of Susan ,
>iiurr\. 4l.lppextl Frank T. Slnpll‘fl “as lllllmlm' l
awesomeness i or M: to letsweseeeeeeoeoee or more» relevant let-o; 5- r rel.
Tristram H lit
GAZETTE BUILDING. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
A New Line Of
Ladies’ Rain Coats
A few of the Ladies’ Cravenette Goats, at reduced prices, remain.
Children’s Rain Capes.
Children’s Umbrellas.
i
it:
i
All colors.
; A?
I.
For Men and Women. The best value for the money over offered.
Fast color covers, strong frames. 3. wide choice of neat handles.
Continuation
OF THE
FUR SALE
'Ali of the ladies’ tailored suits and coats reduced. Many
household bargains in the basement.
l|llloltls \‘llllsuit.
Al the short calendar session of the
(‘ivii Superior Court. Judge James
H. Webb listened to arguments on
the motion oi” the plaintiff to set llslde ,
lllt- nonsuit which liis Honor granted i
in the case of Eilzubclh i4“. Mills ofl
Norwzllk against Leo Davis _et al., of
the some place. and denied the "‘0'!
tion. setting forth the reasons for do— i -
|
l
i
g"! “““““ . ‘ ‘l “.
g . -‘,~,',-. -, .. d,~,=
C
H. Krieger"
_ HALF-PRICE
SALE
oi Men’s, Women’s, Boy’s &
Girl’s Clothing. Now going
on. Come and gel your
bargains below your
size is gone.
ing 50. Tho cusc ellmc up for trial be-
{Ori‘ Judge “’obb. :l shun time also
and the attorneys for the defendants , 4-
mlll’l'd for ii nonsuil. which was div. 1
([1 Tim |lloilllifi .llltgcd fl rod in the
.lrusultiull she hull with lili' till-(ind
15mm set up the argument that their l
llnnsntlions were strictly legal , l
The 810,000 damage suit or Mrs {
lCIam White of Greenwich against Dr }
Fritz t‘. ilyde of the sumo llillt'r, that ‘ .
has been on trial lll‘i'orr Judge Webb 4
and :l jury ill the (‘ixil Superior court 1
’ihc last few days. will (\llllt‘ up rlg- 1
fair) ill‘\l Tuosdnl morning. The plllirl- ‘
til‘i llllcllcs llllil her husband John I}
““hllo died from pneumonia and that .
the defendant in allllldinl: Mr. White '4
lurked skill in his treatment.
Ann-nos (‘rllclty. ,
Susan 1.. Aulli’ol'lll of Bridgeport lllls ‘
brollKhl divorce lll'lncllliillus alglllllsli
lJnlllos .\.~lllitll4tll llilouillu intolerable ‘
crUl-ily. The petitioner‘s maiden numo l
'wus Newton and she lllill'l‘it‘d Ash—
’iorth on June 30 1912.
i
DEATHS AND FUNERALS:
Mlu Catherine Tierney.
Miss Catherine Tierney. one-time
,the late Bishop Tierney. head of the
: Connecticut diocese. died yesterday. at;
:her home in Hartford. She is survived :33
by a nephew John T Tierney, Sr., of.
lNorwalk. and Judge Tierney. otGreen- "I"? u '(‘W‘k D m interment “ill be
with, a brother. Interment will be in “1”” “m"sv *\i Y-
St. Mary's cemetery. this city, the'
at tram & Hyatt’s.
Watch the advertising space of The
Great A. & P. Tea Co. for Monday's
’—
TODAY IN WALL STREET
body arriving in South Norwalk, Mon- adv. ’ 1 1 t (, }
Ever thin ll kitc rename a ‘elc-
a“ “nemwn' at l 1,3 ”dock “u“. NEW YORK, Jun. 23, (Wall strcct, . y 5
Director A. J. Collins to charge. the a. See a v.
ilflz30 n. m.).—F‘urtllcr soiling was in- _
l ——~—— ‘dicutcd by the course of today's curly 'Read Stulls adv.
('llm‘ll‘fi "0“0“'fl."- 'eluck murkot. first C‘lflntZtS showinl: in groceries. ,
( lulrlm llolipu’ny. colored of Dul— ‘4 4l llrcllolldcr :4lnt-o of losses 0\t‘l gains. Ladies and mens coats. guaranteed
lion. dlld umtoldm Afternoon in the Changes either way in leading stocks ‘tor five years. M very low price m J‘!‘
l\‘orualk liuspiiui. I-‘unclul arrange- more trivial.
rill-Ills hnvo not yet been completed. ‘
M l
for extra specials
_...__.. g coby' s adv.
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS. I Remember the uftersupper sale 'at
V Dickerman's tonight.
Points tor Sentinel Readers to Can-4 500 new books just received at Don-
aider When Out Snapping. ‘rleliy’s. Lots of new titles among
A new line of ladies“ ralncoats at Tris. them and each sells at 50c.
' Funcrul of Mrs. M. L. Carpenter.
The funeral of Mrs. Al. L Carpen-
tcr “ill so held from her into home,
at 261‘ Byrfllll it end East Port Chcs- f
ler. Conn. Monday. January 23th. at
:i;
ic .'
?LBERT F CEHEB‘ iSoulh NOI‘Wllik " i it has arranged thrll Thaw, web ‘93} z:
- I \lrs G90 89 CTOSDY. 86 llarbcr 8‘94 has been Illini: in .‘llllllllCSiOl‘ (m 3011- t 93°
5 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.. 'nue, Norwa k. fierul months“. should he brought to. '8‘ .939
.. SOUTH NORWALK. , Mrs. George Stevens. MCKlllieyilhis city this foronoon in cllslody of 1'1? .4:
. istreet Rowaytou. illolmnn .-\ 1m.“- “.1“, 1m. acted 8.19%): 3
h 1069-2. Prom t Dellver . ’ l 4 4 * 4’ 1.»!
P‘ one ‘ p y Will not the DilbllC. “110 have 50 his: luslodiun sincc 'i‘lmw‘ s arrest at 0%! A,
. ably aseisted ill the past, do so at tillSiCOltlll‘Ook on Sept 10.1913.After r0. '1‘“
“ time. Among the articles needed for “‘l‘ing 1““ "Hindi“? "f the Pulled. 3-:
. .Slrltr-s Sllplcuw (‘ourt rolerslng his ?
JUNK DEALER me alulngmom a... a 19 root table 2415.4”, ,0. “WW n... w... .,,...,;.l , . A Large Supply or Best Quality Coal Ready ior immediate Delivery iron the only Coal Pocket 7,,
. . diningroom chairs. a sideboard or!on huh,“ corpus pm pom“ S Jud o .» so I] N alk A,
~ 1 4 *4’4 '4 in ul orw
‘You cut need write a postal or serving table, pictures, dishes. platedlndgnr mane}, of the pm] pm] Cnurt , a“
‘ ,, y 4 4silverwa1'e, rugs. etc. Telephone orlrvns to place the prisoner in charge 9}» " 5%,
phone to Samuel Jane successm- to _ ,, , ,1 ,. . .- . _ ‘ ._ _ — _ -_,_..---.~__. .
. v send to any of the ladles whose ad- of MI. Dull m his mount) as shcr é, ,. “ , \____ ___~ H
m. 55:011. and 0“ Will get a ready , ilT nf'C‘oos Counh The next step. as \ 3‘
y d are mentioned above 4 fie .‘
arltet [or things which you don't resses lplanucd was for Sheriff Drew lo give 3“ ‘ = #0.
4am. such as rags papers bottles l Tile “Gilli meeting Of- Home Chapter Than into till custodl of Sheriff H 9i! , , - 031]]0‘8 used to me :0
' ' ' has been called for Thursday. January llnrnbuk of notches s C‘ounly. N. Y. . ' u C r,
llbefs. SClaDlron. metals. leather 28 at 3 o'clock at the home of Miss under the extradition “uprnnl granted a? Direct iron] Barge to , xp s?
eds a specraity. We are waiting for ‘ Carrie Seymour on WeSt avenue m "3‘ m“ “m” Fem" 1“ December ,5}, . Cl 3‘
. - .. . q n . . .
44”” “““' W“ Me’ 5°" which time the above mm... W444 ‘ ‘ cl: Pocket ——lllrect irom weather, means can .3
peefi' Phone 499' report S'b Iriff. Homllock together with .3... Z . 4 >54
"" ” T‘ “‘ ‘ ' “ “ "—"_"" , . ‘W‘. ilinm Travers Jelemc special pros- C a] c ‘2‘).
S l l "' R .U... Pocket to Carl means o and .Proillabie lo ,,
. ' -—LIFE lNSURANCE E .Gonerai Franklin Kennedy and John > 4 .1.
. ," , ' V ' We
mange a c 0891 life insur-iL‘m-V on. .1 urbane dciccthc, left \evt . , . ,
3* . V . ‘ i Ever notice how cl y ;3 York late last night. in the cxpecta- uiCk serwce to You ‘ the Buyer. ‘3‘
i " . 1‘ . ance examiners look for symptoms of “on of ”new,“ um cm at abom o ' ‘ N
A” our Men 5 $1090 butts and kidney diseases? The? ‘10 so because the same lime as Thaw. Mr. Jerome Gil ‘ ’1;
Overcoats at ........ , weakened kidneys lend to many forms 1 yesterday obtainedf ll llench‘ “vagrant fie 7‘” ",
4‘ 11 $700 MODS Stilts and Over- at dreadful liteshorteniug Mlictlons. for Thaw's arrest rom Just ce av a do .m, ~- , «»—— 3.
' ' C t. Th . r
‘ “a“ 4 4444444 "l W“ W“ W “3‘9”“ “l“ ”8‘“ iifiiiuifi‘ $373.833323T'iviiéif Gov? an CAPACITY 1,500 TONS CAPACITY 1,500 Tools .3,
”If“: Loyb‘ Suits and Over. in! the “Ck frequent. scanty or 1mm"crllor Felker grnr ted extradition. set ’3‘ ~ ‘ 7' i - ’3‘
coats .. . ------- . .3370 DE ful action. tired feeling. aches and for the indictment of Thaw for con- 5’: ‘ ST SERVICE t h N
. ipains, get Foley Kidney Pills may ’spirncy to escape from the Mettea- . BES CLEAN COAL PROM ’ E at no ex ra c at ge i;
. ‘ , wan 'lnsnne Asylum His escape 00- I I 3;
GOTTLIEB S i curred on Aug 1? 1913mm his fight . ego
. " NOTA‘HFQ BEING APPOINTED o lo thi 3 slate resulted from his arrest \ ”8’
' s7 and 5‘0 Sill”. l - iln (‘4 anadll. his subsequent deporta- - -- .. < —— #0
‘ 4 At this time iocnl rroiaries arc. re ‘ ‘ k ‘
’” N Mm“ St so Norwalk. ‘ceivlng notice or their appointment if on and his atlrmot to «wade cap- - , w t S‘ ,5.
93 w“ l ’l‘h . come from Gov- ,lure in the hills of Northern Ver- ’ ' ‘ , ,_
.THE BEST JS'TUATIONS ignzgniihelzllmb'yotllce. mom and New Hampshire. 4 Teleflholle ~ . oiliCC- 68 a or .‘9 ‘3’?
fire obtained 1W advertising to the! _.-.._.__..... It was beliewd that the court pro-. . 721 . So Norwalk fig
hast employers i Housewives watch Sentinel Want girdlglls 11:0 :70“ng brfitllndtiigi; “a“
when the need of a new "help" ‘2 ew °" ° ”4
‘ The Sentinel reaches this class in}A.ds.w
Nowell: and vicinity.
iprlsoner would leave by an afternoon
ill-sin.
loolris up
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