N ~ 7 summer.
._ .W‘» .
n... 1.2mm... ..V, ‘7'" v v'wrhfle ""‘*.‘.'.' .,
llardivood F oars. m W
mnnwoon moons and by this we mean Oak-laple-Boech end I” w mm 1
Mmeheawandmunitarythmwmudwmimpmve the
appearanceotu older new home more than the expenditureotdouble
‘mm In We can
of lien ll Underline
. . at A Fuel 1 .....
' gh- Furnace wascryingone
I!“ Wiser morn for “Jed-
it hide. Jeddo.” It said
Trronmiooangotnoeiumd
ind-tn and soon you'll be
sheen; as sure as you’re
f _ lion unless you supply me
mo Julie. 1 can't keep
you warm, although you’ll
tbemooat otmoneyanyotllerwu. We believe that an old house.
iatdwithOakoI-mmdhardiiod flooring. will enhance the routing
mmmmiwefl.
mwmtdSeuonhthebeottimetor lsying‘edoveraldtioors.
. mmewooduthmughlrdryandinbestoondifiontormmeit.
'Indlllfl. too. mm durlnathe shit Mullen outside work
isdultueapttonakesiowuzrieetumthom
Itweerutendedretormoreintomstm wevillbeveryglsdto
supply ittoyouhyletter or WWW. androawillfieeyonr-
mudernooblmnwhstonr by writtngto aster it. ‘
Save Money at Our Mid-Winter Sales
All of-llie Ladies’ Fury Coats, Malls, 'Scarls
This year’s models, at’the lowest prices we have ever quoted.
The judiciary committee had a
number of matters assigned for heat-
ings before it yesterday afternoon, in
Hartford, but as there was no oppofil-
tionto any the public session did not
last more than half an hour. Follow-
”“h' "1* War on. a» e Hatch and Belle C ”sworn: ,
mrmmmaoom y month:nirnnnrsfn: A" of "'8 Children’s Fur Sels are included
is understood, however, that the com-
mittee has named a sub—committee
the coal yeast-eluding”
. Hf . .
‘ now-«it' ‘0‘ .u which is at work drafting a bill to ' I ' '
. Iddo (m n. b. n. ............ l. l. A Few More Ladies Tailored Suits and Coats
mm“ big cargo of J . also rumored that some of the mem- ‘- l
, “ bers are not in accord as to just how A. ‘5.“ I a
‘ 5““ unloaded at our yards. for the proposed unendment should A. b. l f l 1'
. go. i vane era the ric. T «' '- ~ 2‘
See our signs and look it p . of the matters assigned for a hear- only be afipreciatcd b . a‘ ersclilislein 613:? great. pme hm mg can
SCh It: 9 S r t M rk t ing the Senate bill providing for the y P Sp ‘0“.
OVfl.) . u e 8 an' at y a e S illiioliltilon'eofb capital punishment, and c t P o L e , o
. p t e on ills concerning the term-
. inatlon 0 (trusts and amending an act u r'ces on ad'es separate Dress Sk'rts
. . THE concerning actions to settle title to
5» a real property Were adjourned; the
‘_ last two until today, and the first un-
S AL til such a. time as Senator Tuttle. its
, . introducer. is ready to appear before
* ' COMPANY mm
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a... RAllllollli ASK ltlll lilllllllllll Wm
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Special tor Wednesday . '
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE ........ .. 16: lb. mm RATES ‘
.mmmmmme:mmwmmwwwwwwm-mwmm. mm ‘
noDolls-IIIIIIOC‘IOIIIIIsoloss! ........ .-...... o ' l ‘ , ,' . 3,—F - '\ ‘
PIANO 00' BEEF LIVER . 12l/gc lb. teen railroad presidentse today p2; m:tlt':i;0m‘l. (.onn.. lbfb' 3.—Tbe,‘
e e ‘ ’
104 WASHINGTON ST. FANCY SEA secALLOPs. ,.- ented to Governor Dunne and mem-lbmugm 1m; iu‘fifif;“b,§;:;:‘;‘f;‘{;: .
bers of the State Utilities Commission
arguments why the passenger rate in
lllinois should be raised from two to
2% cents a mile. The hearing was
the opening of the campaign of the
and .
General Assembly today on a resolu- .
tion which would give the first com- .. 7 e arate Mllffs
mlttee the right to employ expert on ‘ ’ l 7 l .
sistance in an advisory capacity. in " ‘ ‘
both branches the Democrats were in ‘
Beers Meat & Provision Co.
North Main St. 13 Main St.
So. Norwalk
We have on hand left overasmall stock
Hayes
Norwal’lr' transportation companies to obtain 188‘ opposition to the Republicans. in the (I
‘ "1”” ‘ . islation permitting the increase of pas. House Mr, Hyde, the Republican lesu- 'l ,
. NEW CITY " 2:25;: ”3.72:: Ll~.i;“‘:::...‘"::‘:;:en n... ~.
. . ‘ led ill debating a measure which sim-l "
.. . M SOUP l8 EXCELLENT railroad;1 an: many inltporta'g: oillclnllu‘ply gave the committee the right ml I
' . k ll? for growing children. because it ' ° "3 c ”mm” 8 “ m“ ° use its Judgment 1n securing asslsl- it
.= , "l’ '- w. p is most in the best form possi. “gym" toursfotuthe vagiou: states. .ance should it find the problems he- . , II
. Hayes BlOCk bio for them. We have the best e V a“ 0 ‘9 rs roe Bl wem‘iore it to be intricate. The Demo- The pnces are away below the" regular ll
. ' a good marrow-bone to its it o ’ ‘ {his a motion to ens end the rules to ,r
,1 69 North Main Street _ m on my m my; on on... our... pom... n...nonsenmmm g; l... 5...... 0.. values, It Will pay any woman to invest ,.
~ not only our cuts of soup meat tend the conference were; Hall Hol'ime final motion. which passed the u a little money and buy a Slit Of a separ- 9‘ "
' o
gen. 0:30?“ éBurling‘tougn‘d! ‘31:”; ireeolutton. a tow Republicans voted
5 ' P‘ pey, am“ he' ' ' u ge’iwith the Democrats. in the Senate,
l “OCR “I”? lines; W. J JacksouhChlv Senator Purcell, Democrat, ~secured do;
Ecago and Eastern llliabls; H' 6' glng'lay on the resolution by offering all -
ller' Western indium“; H' R' Kurrm’nmcndment under which the eXperll . .
iMouon; A‘ ‘1' hurling. Chicago. MH' would not be called in unless the? it
:waukec, and S“ Pam“ A' H' Smith. problems were too involved for the: (i
but all our other cuts are the
choir-est. to be had,
i' CHARNOK’S
.‘l at
‘l
, Clearance Sale
'All our Men's $10.00 Suits and
.Overcoais at 8,00i
r l
I ‘ ’Alll$700 Men's Suits and vet ‘ h ' "‘- \'ew York (‘entrai lilies' w G Bieru . ,
‘ " ' ‘ ‘ ' ' .‘ ’ ' ' " tote t x thnissloncr and the tour; ‘ a
, coats .. ...... . . . 5.00, DEATHS AND .FUNERALS,’ 1Chicago and Alton; S. M. Felton, Chi-1; :iittee :itting together to solve. i it 0
' 'All our Boys' SIMS and ver— I l BALI-0]I I [N ~ gcngo Great Western; A' 8' Penning-l It had Jleen expected that the .ludi‘l ll
coats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33% ofi' William Frederick Berger. too. See Line; Daniel Willard, Balti-l cisry committee would report an ;:‘:::;:.: ‘: :3...
Word was received in Norwelk yes.l
terday of the death of William Fred-
erick Berger. of Derby, which ocean}
red in Hartford. The boy was the six; —
weeks' old son of Mrs. Julia Bergenl HARTFORD- Conn, Feb. .2.-The
whose death occurred shortly atterl New Haven county Republican caucus.
which is deadlocked in making a,
,i
more &’ Ohio. and W. A' gardner’ Ch: lamendment to the Civil Service law} WW
“3° and “"mwemm' ° P"““""’:Io meet the situation which had de-l - ‘
vanla lines were represented by Vice‘; veloped by the contest over the super-l 398 ms GIVEN
President A' M' Sclioyer. lintendency ot the Capitol. The amend:
" GOT-TLIEB’S
F‘l ‘Ilnd Slotsuics.
, , 1? N. Main St. So; N/orwalk,
r,
nun who
.. innl nuisn
“ .‘ment was known to be ready and the]
museum: or COMMERCE my. .Senate took a recess while finishing;
.
ii the child'was born Mrs Berger was ' V "T’
' . ‘ l ‘ VENTION. : u hes were bein iven to it, but the _.
J. . , the daughter of William Hyland. otigholce for a successor to James ll‘.l. lgeizocratic membgr: oi the committeel NEW YORK. Feb. 3.——— {our on.
. . - Plattsville avenue, and was well-l‘ l°°“““' 0‘ “We", “’3 1‘ °°mm‘33‘°“'§SIx unnami. lit-imam .u, Third .in- ’ h d f“ “d deemed to 3an Th“ ""3"" mommy “”9““ 0" neled cruiser. believed to be either the
. . known in Norwak, The remains will . er of the county. was in setélOn to-l nual ammflng in. “3.9mm.“ in?“ :mlzoilgc;:ort As this delay “Mi 2"“ ”Wing: l:‘:’;°"“;:‘:"]“t As} German warship Karlsruhe or the
‘ ' ‘ . v m ‘ A. . ‘4; I. _ . . .« . ‘ sec 9 on was a a e e o
.. be buried in st. Marys cemetery the day before the (.enerai Assembly re. \\'ASlll'.\GT0l\. lib. J»'lhc ( imm-g - {Mrs Susan Youngs m East avenue British cruiser Suffolk, spoke the
- - - ’ l -ed the introduction ot the Republican
sumed its labors. It was in session)“ of Commerce of the. lili‘trdyStntrs1 .. d lycstordi-iy afternoon. Many members
long enough only intake on informaliiimzan“;s third MM“) (omondmn gamendment. the Senate adioume 'Iworr present and interest rim high.
“"0" The figures 31‘0““ “0 mate‘ldglggllésm‘regolll ‘ii’l’él‘laiift ”(lug 530‘“ ”pm“ “'1" Dmb’bl’ come in to'lllluvll pleasure and satisfaction was
p ‘ morrow. The Republican amendment felt when the reports of the various
rial chail e from the e in~ 2 l . \ - ~ . . . l
8 5 1 6 formal and gecritnri Brynn “on. on ‘lhe lwill deflne clearly what positions in comiliittees‘were heard. The trees.
urer reported a large balance in the
ballots taken during the two previous Program for addresses "1 ”‘9 ““9“. b (1 ti ‘
2 r lei
.the State service are m e on e treasury and the reports from the en-
BllllHSS. Recess was taken until l“°°“ “33”“-
noon At the opening session reports oi J merit system and fix “I“ responsibil-
steamermlsiibella on the night of Jan.
15 in West Indian waters, according to
statements made today by the Isabel-
la's officersupon the arrival of the
steamer‘ ‘wm. ‘
The warship asked as to the where-
afternoon.
mm
{for Sets.
Death of Mrs. Martha A. Green.
Mrs. Martha A. Green. of Wilton.
died at the Norwslk Hospital yester-
day afternoon at 1 o’clock. aged 85.
all“ up, Iby the reason of absence of Re resen-‘ ~ tertnlnment and ways and means
years, Tenth was due to complications3 _ p the special committee on uniform. horities , ' . | ‘ _ abouts of the former Hamburg-Amen.
'tatives Smith. of Hnmden; Pierson. ot‘tood and drug regulationmand ot the I “Y with the appointing aut committees proved that murh. is in can liner Praesident. converted into g
lug done to increase the amount. The
library is'a grand success: and is (fill-
ing a great need in East NOI'Wlllk.
The elinlrman reported the distri-
bution 0! 398 books. The library was
opened seven afternoons during Jan-
attendn‘nt upon old age. The deceased ’
is survived .by a son, Charles. of Wil-
ton, and a nieL'e. Mrs. 'H. J. Bracken,
of Academy street. Norwalk. The'
funeral will be held from Fa‘blc's par-
RIGGEKMAN
D ROS.. 64- North Mam
’ PHONE 914
SeymouF; Clark, of Milford, and Nick-.regular (‘Ommllll‘c on statistics and ET“ Republican“ ““1 Claim m“ the,
~erson of East Haven Tile inforniailstnndnrds were presented. .smendment will better ensure efficien-
' ' The. principal recqmundntlons nl'ic . and economy in the Civil Service
ballot. taken on motion of Mr. Bron-1m,a sped,“ committee include the en'lli’ tli state ,
son. of Waterbury, showed these flg-lnctinont oi the following. A Federal. n. r. '
German auxiliary cruiser. The meet-
ing between the Isabella and the war~
ship. the Isabella’s otiicers said, oc-
curred about 8 o'clock in the evening
ill rcotlc ,,.. \IM .
l way
TODAY IN WALL STREET
.wnlji. STREET, 10:30 a. m.—.i.
wti um trend was shown by the;
clt' market soon after the.
o‘ ‘n rig. Reading and Canadian Pa.
0 losing a point each, with some
heavineaexin other prominent issues.
I] ted'lStatee Steel's movement was
uncertain, opening with a slight loss,
' which it recovered only to fall
cit again. The Metal .shares held
.- dy and Petroleum shares were a
itiohlgher in connection with re-
ported another advance in the price;
of rude oil. ‘ Trading was unusually‘
ligh 1th "a further absence of nut-i
'ld nqiiiry. Londonls range of pricosl
Readingi
it)? met-loans was lower,
t
humus]. ‘rxilinnv RECOGNIZES
_ scour-.9.
NEW» YORK. Fob. 2.——The Canto.
ors' Guild of America was
led ecclesiastical recognition by
1 night by n dozen actors
meson. nit-miners oi‘ the Guild.
Tl infill Farley. who. it is said. is
rst‘ member at the sacred Col.
o~nddresa 0. groups ,otnctOrso
med them that they nmrf'hot
”was placing-his episcopal”
oil n'p’roral upon the theatre.
'er rhing that has .nlven me
“solution." the cardinal .sald.
’“t “ on actors of this city came.
at» Farley at an audience at- ,
ures:
Donovan, 8; Wilkinscon, 7; Patten,
4; Covert, 3; Gaylord, 10.
Mr. Bronson secured the informal
ballot on the ground that it was only
fair to those who had braved the
storm by waiting at stations lor’trains
and cars, to “secertain ii there had
low in Westport, the time to be an-
nounced later.
Funeral of Mrs. Raymond.
The funeral of MrsrBridget “Sally"
Raymond. wife of Alexander A., who
died last Saturday morning at her
home on West Side avenue. Darien,;
was held this morning from the laieibeen any change 111 sentiment regal-(L
home "at 8:30 o'clock. and from 'ihellns the candidates. He did not be-
Noroton Roman Catholic Church at I lievc that it would be right to take a
9‘ o’clock. interment was in Spring- for'mzil ballot with four absentees, un-
dale Cemetery. ' . ' ; less the informal ballot showed that
‘ - ‘a candidate had received, more than
the redulred number to nominate.
Mr. Martin, of Orange, had objected
n the ground that an act
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W'lTMEYER WINS POOL GAME-,
S. s. Wltmeyer defeated Matthew
Corbettin their game of pool in the to a ballot °
_~.
I
3'
it"? faced ot spirituzt‘supponr...
tournament at the South Norwalk of god had intervened making it im~
Club, played last night. The score possible for all members to be pres
was 35 to (59. Wltl'neyer is rated at' out. His motion to recess without an
85 and Corbett at 75_. . [informal ballot was lost.
Wltmeyer. Corbett. . . V .: .
3—,—2 7-49: MONEY, THROWN AWAY.
’10 . \ 6 Husband—42w charge me with reck-
6 I ' fir-.1 liess extravagance. 'When dldil ever
9 p 5—1 I make a useless purchase? I
. 8—1 Q ‘ Wife—Why, there's that fire extin-
‘4—1 *, 9—1 guisllcr you bought a year ago; we’ve
10-—2 3 never used it once.
‘8—4—1 02—1 ——-——— .
7—7 6 "That man has a voice like a one
13 ' . 2- mill!" said the woman with 3 sm-'
5 ‘ 9——1 sltive ear. ' , .
2 ”l 3 ‘ ‘il wouldn't say that," replied her
— ‘ -— husband. . -
85 69 i "What do your know-about it?"
i . “l was in the lumber business tor}
{A "goodndv. harshest in the out several years. Some new mills don't
paper. ‘ sound so lied."—-Wasli_lnlt0ii titer.
"poisbn Jaw uniform state
unafdrug sanitationlnws; a Federal .
.cold,‘sto‘rnge low: a uniform state
liond “sanitation luw;' nmen‘dmont of
=tlle li‘cdornl food und drugs’ not to
lexpresslynirovlde for on appeal to:
the courts from administrative actsi
relating to importations of foods and I
drugs. and the enactment of a uni- tion,
gform advertising law to prohibit false ZW'hel'e, today, Dr. J_ H. Mallery, of
{and fraudulent advertising of foods south Norwalk. has a Word to say
WITH oua onsarlsaas.
lPolnts tor Sentineli Readers to‘Con-
alder When Out'Shopping.
-.ln his advertisement with the cap:
“Dental Surgery." printed else-i
nary. A great deal of interest in the
library is being taken by the East
Norwalk people. and the committee
requests gifts 0: children‘s books.
There isagreat demand for child-
ren's bookh and gifts of the same
will be greatly appreciated. An ex-
cellentreport was heard from the
school committee. 'Fii’iy-one pieces
of clothing and twelve pairs of shoes
were given out during the month of“
and drugs: lsbout clean teeth being an evidence of
The report of the coinmitice on sta- 3
tlsilcs and standards deal. with its .‘retlnemcnt. A clean mouth. the doc-
' ‘ ' a
Worm.“ 899“” vermin l‘efsll‘ms i“Tt‘or declares. is essential to goo
“'9 Federal Government's statistical illealth. it you require the. services oi"
methods. and says that lts’sugzestlolls
are being adopted in the Treasury, 9719”“? give Dr- Mallei‘y a call, ‘ 1'19
and Commerce Departments. and also §charges. nothing for consultation or
in many instances. 'in the Census Bur- lexamina‘tion. BothI are tree.
‘ellll- 1‘ 4mm WWW“: “1‘“ “‘0 (“mil nFine'llne: of valentine elitist cards at
sus of manufactures is in need of rild- - Donnelly’s . 6 for 5c .
ionl’ reform. particularly the general '7' ' .
manufacturingschedule. which, it is Blanketstsnd comicrtahles allmarln
asserted. lacks consistency and clear- ed for a grand clearance at Boston
.“933; - ~ , ‘Store. Seendv.
' The report declares that it will re- . l - y. ' ' ‘ .
‘ qtilre‘_,yearn to overhaul Government Steel @933 shovels special at Th9
‘ Roller 6. 10.nnd 25c Store. See adv.
oi’. Commerce can render no greater ' Read Cutbill’s adv. for prices on
seri'ico to the country than 10 00-01% fresh fish.“ ‘ ‘
crate with similar bodies to place I. “ . ."‘ .
'the'Statisiics on thc'hlgliest plane of Patmnlze»'l‘risti'am & Hyatts mid
winter sales and save money.
cfliéleney. accuracy and «practical ntll- .
ltv. Read Mintn's ‘adv. for Thursday's
specials.
l MERIDEN usurimnf Do ' . Do;
, , , n 1 you know about Howlsnds i
hllslllDElN. Feb. 2.———1th M. NMlShow? Read “days “v;
lei. a well-known merchant. formerl
‘ Moe’s sanitary poultry supplies and
statistics, and adds thin the Chamber
\
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nelcrtman and city cou’nciiman. died}
.Vilililt'nly at his home here. today. of appliances at Dow‘s.
upoplcxy. He was to }years “3'1“” All‘the frills and floug‘clngs
u do“, ,on and daugi‘ftei sur‘ to. it! ”w“. all 'g, See‘pdv.
orthogonal... l n... hummer-w “ J- 1- W
for par-
ore performing services for hundreds lette's. See edv.
ot Norwalkers everij
worth ‘
.3 ‘Are youl Pianos and player piano: at The at.
amt . .o "“’ . " a" Schoenberg Piano Co. .
r
.
.t‘
_ l
January. dunking it cvidcnttbut the
,ladlcs of this committee are a busy
llot
clo
tiled by the committee to that she
lwns enabled to attend school for the '
first time.
Several entertainments have been
.
jplanned. .
j-thc members of the association en-
tertain at cards at the tire engine,
.hons‘e in Van Zant street. Mrs; Her-
'mun Quittner .ot’ Seacvlew avenue,
’hns oi‘l‘ered' her home for ll. dot-d party
lThursday. February 11. at 3 o’clock.
These acts of hospitality Oil the part,
ofJilrs. Quittner‘and the firemen ore’
much appreciated. 'The next' meet-
ingwlll he held March 2 ‘nt the
home of Mrs. E. F. Smith. in Sea-
view avenue. _ ’ ,
wsitter giving a vote of thanks to the
hostess for her kindness .thc meeting
adjourned. '
.————-—-—-—-——-¢—-—-
CRIMINAL ooupr opens.
February term. Several
adjourned" until 8 o'clock. ll'riday
l
will. was confirmed.
One little girl was compiotolyr
Tonight the iiremen and-
No sentences Were imposed in tile
‘Criminaio-Common Pleas court was
.terday morning, which opened tor thei
prisoners
charged with vuraney plead guilty,
but sentence was deterred. The court .
"IF of work he vents they. for .the nah ‘
ternoo‘n tor the 00an of other ' ‘
oases. Judge John .1. Walsh. 0! Non.
while. the steamer wason her
from San Juan to Mayeouez. Porto
Rica. It was too dark to establish the
warship‘s identity, they said. l
The Karlsrulie has four tunnels; the
Suffolk only three. -
ESTABLISH EMPLUXM EXT
BUREAU.
nu"...
South Novwnlk Post Office in Lido
With Others About the '
Country. 3
An employment bureau has lice:i,_
established at the South Norwnlir'
post-office. in common with other 01-,
have throughout the country. The
idea was embodied in the annual 1'01
port. recently submitted .to Congress.’
by the postmaster-general [and Post—
master Andrew Leary was tlils morn~ '.
ing advised of its starting. 2"
The postal department, in its do:
site to cooperate with the Depart-'-
ment. of Labor in connection with its‘
plan for the employment and dish-3:
butlon of laborers in the l'l'lil 1"
States. has conceived in plan which.
will bring the unemployed mun uni
the job together. -‘
Either those seeking or do string
work may apply to Postmaster Leary. ‘
for printed blanks. which will be
tilled out and forwarded to New,
York. which is the central station or
this district. The mblnnlis to be
tilled out by the “ mom or womlni
wanting work call tor the noting of
what nature of employment is desir-
‘led. experience. salary expected, etc.
r'l‘hc prespective employer will stoic
[how many men he needs. what kind
.1
‘u-y Mom M.Il|¢|he uh. .
The idea is certainly a good one
aad‘shouid. to it lmt talent solve
,the .Pfobltll or the snowmen.
o
Norwalk Chronicler