11me I
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About Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOD FLOORS and by this we mean Oak'Maple—Beeeh 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 hardwiod flooring, will enhance the renting
and selling value fully 2.5 per cert.
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.
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.
The Hatch and Bailey Company
Start Right!
E
h How pleasant at morn
when in scanty attire we rise
from our couch just to look
“The fire, to find it beginning
N prick through the coals all
ready for business—4011 the
Coffee and rolls: to find it's
not out and‘the stove full of
«lies to cause us to speak
with our words full of
dashes. Widi such coal al
this we begin the day right-
ly, we are filled with con-
THE MARKET FOIL MEATS.
that is always fully supplied with
the choicest and best quality of
cuts is (‘hamok's We have achiev-
ed this enviable reputation by the
tent and t k u
a e 0 1‘ tasks closest attention to the wants and
lightly. desires of those who kcep :1 good
generous table and who like to
live w1-ll. liut while the quality of
our meats and poultry is 01‘ the
highest, our prices the always rea-
sonable and our meats are most
‘ economical to buy bccnusc you re-
ccivo 1111-. lM'Sl \‘aiuc for your mom
1-) ii! l‘hurnok's.
(‘llx’lltSUK‘H MARKET
T11]. (‘1111 “—5. I‘m: Dulivcry
76 North Main St.
THE
1113111115 COAL
COMPANY.
‘copvnlcnr 1
A Dunn qr.
.ClearanCe Sale
'All our \icn's $10.00 Suits and
Overcoats at . . . . . $8 00
‘Ail $7.00 M on s Suits and Over—
coats ................ $5 001
'All our Boys Suits and Over— 1
coats 33% ollE
GOTTLIEB’S
’37 and $10 Suits. 1
it N. Main St. So. Norwalk. 1
Small Hams Average 8 to9|bs. whole
Sliced Ham
Home Made Sausage
l
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Valentines
Specials For Thursday
2‘ AS 10111181”
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Senate Favor Hall for New Haven,
Mash-4911 tendon County:
Bannissioners Elected
HARTFORD, Feb, 10.4mm General
IEAssembly was in session only a short
time today. Charles J. Bennett was
confirmed as highway c ommlssionen
for four years by the Senate in ac-
ceptance unanimously oi the report of
lthe committee on Executive Nomina-
tions. (lovemor Holcomb reappoint-
held last week.
The New Haven judgeship contest
heard yesterday was reported‘by the
committee today. a resolution in favor
of George E. Hall going into the Sen-
ate and being tabled for the calendar,
while in the House unfavorable re.
ports were made on resolutions in be
half of Samuel E. Hoyt and L. Er-
win Jacobs. The Jacobs resolution
was rejected, while that for Mr. lloyt
was tabled by request of Representa-
tive Perry, of New Haven,
The Senate concurred with the!
House in electing Fred J. Brown and‘
Charles ll. Smith commissioners
New London county.
in the House resolutions appoint-
ing Wesley U. Pearns judge, and F.‘
Harris Warner. associate judge, 111‘
Mlddlctown. to fill vacancies, WoreE
received, adopted and the rcsolutlnnsE
sent to the Senate under suspcnslonE
of tho rules.
i ()thcr favorable reports on judge
iship resolutions were in behalf of.
EJmlgcs l’enrne and Warner for
1
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1
i
regular ic1m :11 Middletown: J. llnt-
Elcr Mornin. at New Milford: Arthur
M lit-(W111 nt (lrlsuoid Fred i‘ l.~nti
‘ln1111E judge and A. S, l,h11er. dcp uty
:1t Grolon. 1
Announccnmni was made in the
Ellouse that the New llavcn llopuhii
.cnn 111111115 on the count; commission
had been
i
E ARMOUR'S SKIN HAMs (whole or half) ..................... 16c lb. crshlp 11111 for tomorrow
. ,1 Armour'a Smoke Shoulders. Sperry 1f. Barnea‘ Bacon (strip postponed 1”“ ‘ril1‘51135'1 0“"“8 ‘0
'1». valennne Postcards E 121/2ch, only) .............. 20c lb. illness among the county 1lele£.1los.E
1~ E Sperry 1!. Barnee' Hams. .19c lb. Beef Liver . . . . . . . .121/2‘; lb. . l1rom 1““ llousc ““"““” re 0‘“ ‘
‘1 Home-made Sausage ..... 15c lb. Stew Lamb .............. 8c lb. “(“15 appointing “Mm” R‘ Mood,
6 for Scts.
. ‘ and up.
RlGGERMAN
Beers Meal & Provision Co.
North Main Sl. i3 Main 51.
So. Norwaik Norwalk
Judge 111 Greenwich; ll. (‘, Slmldnrd‘
Ejudce, 111111 N. S, lluckinghnm 11111111111
lEju1igo,al \i1ll01d w'cic .1doplc.l
Senator lslmll .lnoun‘ht 111) 1111 1111-11
1111 of 11111111 missions pointing out
Etl1.1t buslncss 11lll bet tmiliuucd if on
R03.. 64 North Man . 1
PHONE 914
11101111 111111111
1 11111111111111
1111111. 111 1111111
_ The NORWALK.
PAWN SHOP
Money Loaned
Oil
Articles of Value ‘
Joseph Rosenfield. Prop.
, 40 WATER eraser.
souro wonwaw
Death of Frank Aymar VanBuren.
Frank Aymar Vnnlluren a promi
nent and popular resident of \‘orwalk..
died at his home 6 Stevens street. ‘
suddenly today, from paralysis of the1
.respiratory centers. The fatal at- '
tack came upon the deceased before!
he had arisen this morning, and before:
the family physician had arrived he
expired The deceased was in his.
thirtyeixth y.ear and had been activeE
Eliindiag Will Probaplybe Based Up
1 on Report of Electried Expert
; A. E. Winchester, of South flor-
walk
E t‘oroncr John J. l’lielan concludtfi'.
‘111 Lil" ‘1'11ston1111' nth-moon. his in-
lqucst in thc liculh of Edward lugouri.
Elhc Gionbiook burbol who fell back
‘dcnd ni'ter grasping the grip mil of
_____ - ....- ______ _-___ __,_ __‘;:1 New l‘un 11111 branch train in the. in sports all his life. He was abouti
:Lllcnbrook station on night of Juli. yesterday and appeared to be we“
1 l2.
He was married. and is sunlved by“
his wife, Mrs. Ethel Slater VanBuren,
three children, Raymond and Louise, 1
twins, and John, his {other and moth-
or and two brothers. The funeral ser
vices will be held from the home of
his father. 58 West avenue. Friday 11!-
o'clock, Rev. .l. Benton
Grace Episcopal
.\'o 11~rd_i1‘l 1111*. given. and it is lik-
l1-Iy that (onsldornhle period will cl-
apsc before the cor'oncrs finding is
I made.
E it will be bust-d largely on the rc-
port to 111: llllldl‘ by A. 11). Winchester,
{the South Nnrvvalk electricity expert,
[who was retained by the Coroner.
A number of railroad employees E ternoon at 2
wc1 (1 11xnmlncd today. and the Corlon-' 1‘ Werner, rector of
“Ecr also made :1 \isit to Pole .\0. l, u
‘littlc south of (lionh‘rook station, to iv’humh omCiating
lcxamlne bonding wircs there It tinns- E .\i1‘,Vnnlluren was born in Bmpk".
ipil‘cs that 1111) bond “il't‘s ware found 1 lyn. the son of Mr and Mrs Hebert
E111 be in faulty condition during the E VanBurcn, and 31 an early age mo'.
l111cstig.ltlon ihc ruilroud company 0d to Norunlk with his parents. llis
made. following l.lgouri's death and
‘.“‘“‘ rc111ov-.1d '1 he” ES some dis Efather was formerly superintendent of
cr111111c1 as in just 11111111 the bond the dPPBl‘lmPni Of Public Works in
' .\\ir0.~l which Ionncct rails were ro- Brooklyn. The dueased was a mom
imOVf'd- 1‘ al‘llt‘us ‘0 b0 ”‘8 ”100"" bar of many clubs and his genial dis 1
l
. O
69 North Mam Street
now 111 :11 the leakage of electricity Eposiiion had brought. to him great pop E
Ewhic h shockcd Ligourl may have bccnl
Ed”c N the“, dorm“ lulnrlty. At the time of his demise,
muttex EMr VanBuren 11 as associated with the
lerhaps incidental to the
‘bnt interesting nom1 the lens as throw-101d \\ ell ()1 or (101“ 11 ill the ca.
NEW 101111 l'eb. ‘ K W y
, of Trustees of the German Odd Pt. 1- loomnany t1
ill The Bandung 111,111 on 11111 out the railroad parity of a salesman. Prior to that
11:11,: of its propeity was
E itcsrlnonrg position 1111 was selling agent for the
lows‘ Home in lcnkcis Milere Fred ‘
‘a truck Hulu HISCI.
11111.11) Charles llnggerty.
i k ‘tl 1 . to ,1”. meet that Barker Motor Trucks. Several years
are ‘ are, now in the I syschopathimu trnckwaikcr patrols chry root of1ago he and William Betts conducted;
Ward in ilellevuc 11091111111,- has 0011- Etmck in his 11111itory daily, looking
1 f a grocery store and meat market.
fesaed that he methodically killedElol 1111.11.15. .1E111Etl11- SiCiiH) ol'iomtnE The deceased was 11 member of thc'
,elght aged inmates has decided 11.1."“““"'““‘p ‘”
:1 similar purpose at ‘. .
appoint a. special committee ‘to co— op Elcast 011111-11 1V1.11k sometimes twice i Elks, .\0111nlk (“"1“”) Gun and Boat
'nnd lllul'l uric-11 1f lbc (Undilious w.1r- EClubs Roxbnry Fishing Club and the
crate with the authorities in making » Knob Outing Club. His two brothers‘.
8 searching inquiry of the startling ,are Robert s” of the A. R. Walkin &
Hayes
NEW CITY
‘ MARKET
Hayes’ Block
111111.
ULLlV N C RPENT ’ P ES-
fixation. s A ADE'NT ERS R I100. and Courtlandt VanBuren, both
is was announccd following a '
STAMFORD, Conn Feb. io.—-w11-i°f whom reside in \onvnik.
"meaning no 111.1111 01 the lloard of‘ __
~Trusteea held in this city, illam 1,.Sulliva11, of New Haven, w-.aa 1
Frank J. l-‘urha. the plesident of the elected pre51dent 0‘ the Connecticut‘E
German 0111 l1elloWs Home Associn 15‘8“! Com?“ 0‘ Carpente’s' at “'9‘ DIED—VAN nouns suonssm
‘ clan. said that“ even one of the Odd "103‘"; ”"35”“ “”9 late last night ‘t‘at his home, 1‘. Stevens street, this
”have interested in the home wa11t-, ithe annual convention. James T' MO' .momlng. P‘f‘bl‘llnly 10,1915 Frank
ofthe truth or tin- falsity of thc‘ \eeley. 0f Bridgeport was (‘h‘men‘ltymar Van Buron. Funeral services
M’ satemenbdofinitely settled as mice-president Robert MCA‘I‘S‘N' 01"from residence of father Robert Van
soon as possible. .\or111ic.l1 treasurer, and George Chan iBurcn. Esq” 58 \\ est avenue, Friday
ler, of Greenwmirh secretary. ‘aftornoon at 2 0'.(‘lol?k
1111s for hundreds About 100 delegates were present -7
Are 3011‘ ‘The. “PK! annual convention Will be The regular meeting of the Arlston
Elmld in Danielson lub will be held thls evening.
DIED»
‘H.
are performinzam
d‘l'brwalknrs every day.
.. ,na'lna than? l0
PASSES AWAY SDDDiilii
‘llnrtlctl, at Bridgeport.
additional dm be used 1‘01 business
,Sennlor Whlton leurcd that the 111
icndunco 11111111] not be Luge and
hoped that courtesy would prevail so
Etlint any bill in -wl1i(11 a senator had
a particular interest would not 1111
rushed through on that day 811111111111
:lsbells motion for 11 session on l‘ri-
do),l1‘eb 19.11.11; cuiricd
Senator Purcell introduced an
amendment to the majority report on
the substitute for the State (1111 Ser-
vke law_ defining the classes of 1111-.
pllcants which the commission shall:
‘rofuse to certify to making it impos-
sible to remove any office holder 1111-
lcss the commission approves; pio'
\lding that no tcsts shall be roqulled
01f 11011110115 who b11111 been in the (‘iv-
ll Soriico more than six months and
n'lso making it sufficient cause for re-
moal for any momboi of thc commlEs
slon or any officer or employee
the classified 11911 we to solicit fund}
for political purposes or to use hi
influence in favor of any political
WWW.
The Senate adopted the Pa arnc and
l
I
\larner resolutions which wexe sentE
up from the House and then adjourn- E
in the Senate the. Judiciary (‘ommit ‘
tee reported fa1orably resolutions in
behalf of E, 1,. Steele, judge, 111. S.
l1nller, recorder. at Hartford; John 13.
Booth, judgc, and S. A. Davis, asso-
ciate judge, at Danbnry. and F. A.
Other rcsolu-‘
tions to fill vacancies were reported,
in behalf 01 Steele. and Bullard and
of llenry 1.. Da1id. deputy judge at
W allingford. and Rt 1‘. Dickinson as~
sociate judge at Hartford, and these‘
were immediately adopted and sent‘
to the House, which also adopted thPm
in concurrencc The llickory and,
Bruinard resolutions fioin the House‘
were adopted in concurrence as was
a resolution appointing 0,1. 1'. low-
lcr judge at \l'ailingford.
LYNGHED AND SHOT.
MAYFIELD, Ky., Feb. 10.——'l‘hon_1as
Tinker. white, who it is charged shot
and killed Constable Richard Tart,.
was taken from the county jhll here.
late last night. and lynched. His bodY1
was then riddled with bullets. '
The lynching was done by fifty or
more men who rode in from the north-
ern part of the county. where the
shooting of the constable took place.
Some of hte men were masked.
The shooting of Constable Tart oc-
lcurred Monday. at Melber. when he
' and Constable Skngga attempted to ur-
rest Tinker on a charge of housebreak-
ing.
;
ed Mr. Bennett and no opposition to 1 Q
him was shown at the public hearing‘ "
mlMillY IlliiRiSiiD
1 cu rry
i
busy
.Swartz or (‘hnrlcs llilworth.
‘llome. where he was employed as
‘terday to make a report
ANOTHER LOT OF CREPE
DE CHINE WAISTS.
at $2.00
one of Our [last Sellers, in Pink, White, or Black oi Various Models.
All of the Ladies’ Tailored Suits Reduced 50 per cent.
BIG REDUCTION BARGAINS IN
Ladies’ Fur Coats, Children’s Winter Coats.
IN BUNDLE DAY
.—_————
llundic lla)
The city is tolE
Plans Norwalk‘s
arc advancing rapidly.
1111'
lbs blocked out for collection of bun 3
dies 1111 .\ionduy. Places and work-1
ll was 11111 boing rapidly socure'i.‘
H Search your attic and closols‘fdr all,
the1 good wuvm things you can find,
and romcmbcr the needs run from
hats, shoes and suits to 11111101111111.11'.
Put in pier-11s with which to patch
and mond. also thread and noodle
Don't stint in the giving, for many 111'"
the noodyt (mos ‘.1.‘1v11 boon "11.1.1.1 tr‘
licltcr things if ,1ou lmvc two (1111111.
give one, and be sure to roulcmln-r
the children. The pinccs to scnd yo 11‘
bundles will be unnouncod in Friday‘s
edition.
The financial committce have,
copied plans for scouring 11111111114 1111
on rolicf pork. and are 111111“
working thczn out (‘bnrics Id,
of the South Norxvalk T111151.
has been appointed 111111-1-
11l111c1.s may mailed to.
Hoyt,
01111111111111.
and iv»
uror
him.
'I‘ no ofi‘11rs l1.1\1 11.11111 111:1du.0nc “‘3
('01 Silk) prmidlm: 11i1111 othcr pcrsonwE
will giw tho munc 11.11111111t, 'i‘ilc Olll- ‘1
111- is for $30 if nine others contributc‘
tlu1 same. Who will offer to comc in
to fill out thcsc groups? For furthch
particulars call 1111 either (‘l1risiioni
Oppor- ‘
11111in will be gl1c11 to all to glvc‘
what they can. Do not hesitate in
the gi1lng. for small amounts in the.
end total up large. 1
Requests for work are too numer ‘
one to be supplied. All needing work
who can do plain sewing or mending
should send their names to Miss
Eances .Hurd 43 “‘1 st 111 ennc \\ ork
will be given out 111.] paid for at 11
cents per hour
Sentinel ane have nnlck rot-n1:
MDRS iiili ilDW DDD
ifllDWS Willi illiiiD
YUNKERS. .\‘ Y, Feb. 10.—Th11 in-
vestigatiou into the confession of
Frederick Mors that he killed eight in
mates of the German Odd Fellows'
nurse, centered yesterday in efforts
of the authorities to obtain sufficient
corroboration to justify
of the bodies of three of the victims.
Those. died from poison before the in-
stitution moved here from Unionport.
according to More. but the authorities
said today they would not act upon.
this statement until it was supported
by other evidence. . .
‘if this is forthcoming, the bodies
will be examined for traces of poison.
The other five alleged victims were
. put to death lvilh an a11aesthetic,Mors
1said and exhumation of their bodies
would be of no mine.
Light on the1 question as to whether
Itiors is mentally unbalanced was ex-
pected today from Dr. S. M. Gregory,.
who has had the nurse under observa.
tion at Ilellevue Hospital, New York.
Dr. Gregory was looked for here yes-E
to Coroner
Dunn as to whether he believedlllors
story was credible. The coroner said
that his futurc notion in the case
would depend 11 go‘od doul on this re-
port.
——Advertiae in The Sentinel.
Try on ad. in The Sentinel-Nor-
walk‘s leading home paper.
111111 ‘
exhumation _
spiraCy or combinatlon to raise prices: beat o-mploycra.
H. Krieger & Co.
We Have" Placed on Sale,
For This Week
25 LONG BLACK
BROADCLOTH
COATS
ALSO '
BLACK ‘CHEVIOTS.
‘ These Coats are Trimmed With
Black Velvet and Plush
Collars and Cuffs.
Worth All. the Way
' to $15.00
SALE PRICE
_ua—h———'
on the part of large bakers or hon-L
lers of wheat and flour.
1111 1111111111111
1111111330111 uwuns‘
lat a meeting in Atlanta, next \\‘1dnc;-
SPARTANBURG. S. l‘.. boil. in.
The price of bread will he 1-1111.~11l1-r1 d
'r' .—/ ————
NEW YORK, Feb. Ill—The price of:day, when arrangements will ‘bc illlll1'9‘
Bil-58:63:: gigglegutoiiyw‘rszvat:‘E for the annual convention of the 81111111
and vicinity. Rolls also went up from eastern \iaster
ten to twelve cents a dozen, and pie
‘and cake in proportion. l few bakers by President
have been charging six cents for sev- IStates of 1110,1111 (arolinu soup. 1 .11
cral days and yesterday others in'li11a.(‘-oorgia, l1iorida, Al.1h.1..~ .1.-
creased the price, but it was not until'
today that the last of the large com-
panies joined the movement. , zation. 1
Alfred 1‘. Becker. a deputy ottorney- E Bakeries in ~e111rulE cities in Norm
general, who has been in this city for Qarollna and South (urollnn .1lrcai 1y
s111eral days investigating for Govern“ have advanced the price to siv cents .1
float because of the rise in about vnl-
Bnkcrs‘ Association,
according to 311110111101 ment limo 1111111 (-
'|‘ l n
\ugusl llcilfnss.
i
Tennessee are includod in 1111-, 01m13 i-
or_Whitman the causes for the in, ‘ ,
crease explained that he l~1 trying to 1111s Mr. (.cdfuss said he hellovul
ascertain whether the Governor “,qudE other bakeries would i111Ve lo 1:11.11 sim-
ilar action. ~
THE BEST SITI' A'llt).\‘n
to
be justified in designating a special
commission. with power to summon
l
1 witnesses. and take testimony to deter-‘
by adv ertlslug ”l .11
mine whether there has been 11 (1-011 are obtained
Norwalk Chronicler