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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 11, 1915 · page 12

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i'rHE soUrH NORWALK "guanine SENTINEL

IIIIIII SHIP Bill

WRCES ARE ALL OF THE FAMOUS VOLCANIC '
:9 ,Ri-fthMlD ENAMELED WARE

“”5“?“ "“5”“ “'3'“ “M" 33 1-370 REDUCTION 33 1-370

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

its-spurs-usurp-auceu-g.

Ensiness is Sensitive

It only goes where it is invited.

And stay where it is well treated.

Please send us your orders for flooring of hard wood.
Warm in winter and sweet and clean in summer.

You Know Our Middle Name is
Satisfied Customers.
. tration Supporters Plan to don-

HATCH & BAILEY COMPANY m a. m in the Senate Well Made Articles oi the Popular Blue Color With White Linings.

ITHFV suitkm‘ you MEATS. TRYING I THE ”ST INCLUDES
that is always fully supplied with 0 "AVE l - i Lwaiel' Pails, Milk cans, Milk Pans DiSh Pans Dripping Pans

3321333312533 issuable“; MEASURE AMENDED :3 Pie Plates, Funnels, Double Boilers, Preserving Kettles,

ed this enviable reputation by the

, closest attention to the wants and :‘_ ‘
desires of those who keep a good Sti“ "up! to "m Supp.“ 0, 2: Berlin Ket‘leSQ sauce Pans, and Other iiems.

,_ . generous table and who like to i
' T live well. But hi] the quality or _:
THE , our ”ideals and“ DDTIIU‘Y is of the mmm Repub'icans l“ OIL HEATERS REDUCED
highest, our prices the always rea- ::
sonitt~ and ur meals are most ‘7‘ ~ j . . ‘ _ , . _
FER RiS COAL . _ ,,,:,::*;;:;;:‘;:;;;$3,031,,331:3; -- Periect Heaters $3. 50 Nickeled Tom 33. 75
j. ,- ‘ A' '1 l i l .51 ii at .your mom ‘ . ‘ ‘ , v.‘
. . " ., ”‘ u. m. m. s... but Perieetion lleaters $3. 75 Niekeled Trim $3. 95
y - - "C," , , “ " (‘llAliXOK'S MARKET [an early conference today, between, ‘
COMPANY . COPVROGNT ‘ , To]. (‘all “-5. Free Delivery President Wilson, Senators Fit toilet" .
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How pleasant at morn
m in scanty attire we rise
a“ our couch just to look
It the fire, to find it beginning
in prick through the coals all
mfi for business—for the
“a: and «rolls; to find it’s
lid out and the stove full of
aches to cause us to speak
with our words full of
dukes. With such coal as
this we begin the day right-
ly, we are filled with con-
tent and take, our task:
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nnd Simmons and Representatite Kit-

thin. it was decided to stand behind ‘
. Senator Gore's substitute for the bill HVE TRANS DROPPED
. . . . now pending in the Senate
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awance Salei OUR AIM ls SERVICE & QUALITY the (lore substitute contains pro\l~‘
l sions safeguarding neutrality in pur-
, chase of foreign ships and other pro-

we carry thfi iai‘geSi aSSOfimeni 0f iposals, which, it is understood, coni-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Krieger & Co.

{All our Men's $10.00 Suits and

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Overcoats at ........ )8 00‘ inland the 81!) art of sum: 1’ -‘ i
All $7.300Men Suits and )ver— i FISH in iOWil. ' igressire Reliiiiblicans niidmi‘iijjhatji: new "an" management Makes;
“$0235: 1;;3- :5; suit; Adi 35590 Halibut ................ 14c lb . Steak Cod .............. 14c lb. 5(ij of the Democratic insurgents. ,l Changes in Interest of Economy?
,. .. ................ ................ , We [lave Pl d Si
5 . . . ........... 33 o 0 ; Mackerel 12w lb H . 8 lb . which hits tit-nun a historic iiiihuslm‘, ‘ _ . ,. . ace 0“ a e
""""""" ,2C ' erring " ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ ' " c ' would he allowed to he htiricd in colil- hm” Ml changes 1” train 5““ my '1

 

GOTTLIEB’S Weakfish "' ‘ ' ‘ .. ~ .12l/2c 'b- 0’5““ ----------- ‘- - 25C quart 'miltcc. and the lore substitute thllitl will go into eft‘et'l on the New llawn 0
$7 and $10 Suitfi. ‘ Eggs """""""""" 30c dozen Compound Lard """"" MC in ‘ bf’ “H'Wd out for immediate musidcrn- road next Sunday, NW trains. "”"t‘ ”f or S 86
I! N Main St So Norwalk “0"“ them \cry important. however, will
. . ‘ ' No lilllli decision was I‘L'iil'iit‘i]

he (ilHitlllllllllt‘ti for all or part of their

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Schu!tze S Sanltar Niarkets whtthtr tht bill would also ht itlklil runs. The "1’1““! m making ”N
up in the House immediately, but ill‘ . , ~. . , The bulk 01- m...

, . lilililgt‘S is economy.
tlicutions were that it would he done.

 

 

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changes. “illi‘il ill'r mcr two score in

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e .._.--. ___,_,_ , _.._-,...- ._.-,~--e..-..“m--. r T 1““? “i the. “m“ “”1”” that number, relate to dilicrcnccs oi a low
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i u“ “(”10“ if“ been ““11”! to minutes in the tune of trains arritint:

will 1?] can ' " . - '
. . rtt hlS‘alllll on Miiith l. but at or “,qu “among, so that pus—

Ivaieniille Positill'iis ’ FRI[)A Y FISH SPECIALS ' . ill was stated definitely that the i’resi~ 5mm,” will how in mm, the "hangcs
Hm “1” ”1“,“ U“ the passage or the in order to (fluid illt‘Olth‘llii’llt‘e and

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ . I‘lsr‘alhrps. . . .. . , title (It. (hsttu ,, ., . . ,23t' III. hbillpplllg bl” t‘tI'Uil if “PPM!“ 595519“ difiltltpuillllllt‘llt. Many ”f ””1 lidlils «
0r CtS Halibut .......... . ..tta'c lh, Bum-r I‘.i,~ti ‘ ., ., Inc In. ‘1“ necessary. we parliamentary 5‘“ will team irom one to ten minutes
0 ::;|:'(l'ill\.. I . . . . . , . . . . t:- it." (Ind. l-‘isli. , . . .ttlc lb ‘ “if“WHN‘“ gone :m‘: “l ””3““ and it earlier or inter. its the case may he.
s I . , .. . .. ,. t t l. htntlt. ., .. , . . . . Ittt lb. was practically librfltd that no iuithcr Some oi ”m most important changes

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I luumt ”Mirth-s . . . .ltit' ll) Himmler lilucs . . . . . I it- ll). n s - . . . ..»
and up’ onrlurts would I“ made to H“ “‘0" are as iollows, 'I‘riiin -i, leaving New

RIGGERMAN \ ‘ illoiitliim-titls who have been venting with Yuri. “091‘ time at til “5 u, m. for
, . t to cpu ilicans. . ' \~ . . .- - . .
‘. cu Hilton “”1 be tlistonlinued be-
ROS., 64 North Ma,“ 5 Beersfimea‘ & Pl'0ViSl0ll C0. in administration circles it was rcit» NM.“ liridgrporl and X0“. Haven.

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l PHONE 914 4 ”am Main St ' 13 Main Si. ,:;u::dp::::n;":fi: lifici‘htblfii‘dltcgiifll Train 25:», leaving .\‘c\\ Haven on
. i , " ‘ ' “cell thus all 2:15 p. 111.. will be disw
1 SO' Norwalk Norwalk in}; the present session, 1"“ was con- continued between New Haven and ,
r i ‘sidt-rc'd significant, however. that Mr. Bridgeport. 'l‘liis train will be “new;
i j 1 __. ' 1. , M‘Chm' who is to be the majority tiled from one to two minutes earliel‘i .
:Th NOR WALK, DIED :MEDICAL BOARD AGAINST PRES "ad" "‘ "‘9 "P“ “mg“‘bs' M“ m" from Stamford 10 P0" Cllt‘fiifl- WW“;
:1 e ‘ ; EtViT SITE ‘ eiil at the conference rather than Mr. .ivc. and run on present schedule ”9,: . _ .
PA ‘ DIED—VAN BUREN SUDDl-JNLY; ~ __ 1Sli‘itderwood, who will be lit the Senate yond. l These Coats are Trimmed With
WNSHOP at his home, 6 Stevens street \lednea- tAfter Many Years Decide There Ougltti‘mer March 4' , l 'ilflin 25‘. 103mb; Vt“ YOI‘k “90k
L‘ ~ , ’dfly morning, February 10,1915 Fr'ank to Be Change of Location for i ,Ai’ the situation developed at we days at H' “3 for 30“”! Norwalk, “will: BlaCk velvet and PlUSh
.. money Loaned 2Aymar Van Bureu. Funeral seriicesi Hospital, ;(“ap"°l the plan appeared to b“ ‘0 re be discontinued east of Stamford. Al
' on from residence of father, Robert You A meeting of the Medical Boardo 1“ the tight in the Senate, while the, new train will iEthe Stamford week COllars a-nd Cliffs.
Buren. ”HQ" 58 West avenue, Friday the Not-walk Hospital was held yester- flame substitute was ”8"“? attached as days ‘11 1313:» "0011 f0? SOUU‘ Nor-g
Articles of value afternoon at 2 o'clock, 'day afternoon and the following roso- :l“ amendment to the “Mk“ bill in “W Stopping 1“ Glenbrook, NONIOD»; , 7
~ 'lutlovis “no approved: ; to House, and meanwhile sortie ap lmrien and Rowuyton !
Joseph Roseniield. Prop. , “(wartime itEsmr—ix'r lirran g “v,,e,.0as_ n is the “mm, desire or pronflatlon bills would bt‘ disposed 01 1mm my 32;; now Rim-mg Stamford; ‘ ort t e a
.0 WATER STREET: {the Medical Board of thc mwalk in the Senate. The, plan seemed io.dfil1y91 8330 D- m. “'1' NEW YOTk “i“.
~SOUTH NORWALK l ltttcxvniliE, Conn” Feb, ll.- lliospital Association that the best in ‘surely forecast an exam session. the discontinued we“, days, and will- '

'-.\'icliolas chdhlscr, prominent ill ' , ' ‘ . w
___,. ____ __.-~_ in“. business and mum.“ m9 ”1 ”H. terestu of the, Norwalk Hospital bei The fight o‘er the Administratxoxunm 0“ 511M335 only
- - s ' ' . Ship Purchase bill was renewed in tho, Train 1110 now leaving New Haven

|city. was found dead in his store c0'nserted and i .
Senate today with the fate of the meas-i week days at 4.15 for Farmington, ‘

 

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“("0 ”My “03‘“ “IS d1!" ‘0 Mani Whereas, After having met and dis‘
H . ,irouble. Ho was 71 years old. cht‘l- cussed the matter carefully with the’ urn 5”“ hanging i“ ”"3 balance and and train 1109, leaning Farmington on,
a g es rig: hl‘ii: Eitlfiti" 3;}:1‘2l‘xi'riiidtlf‘ta‘gl'ii our president at the llosiptal Association! with prowec‘s‘f‘" 3“ "it.” S""‘“°“ 0' week days 1:12 .30 p m.. for New lla-i
‘thc town. . and after due thought and considera-' Congress increasing. 6 WT“ “ill be diSCODUIluEd- i
- ' l’ ._ . _.._. -. M»... 'tion; be it i Th“ Senate adjourned 3‘ 11 Train .\‘0. 117,1cnting Hartford on
NEW CITY . I i i llcsohcd, That the Medital Board oi “1°C“ ”at “ism after “ continuous week days at 9: 05 a. m.. and Dammit) ,-

 

session lasting for fifty four hours and} 1.15 p 111., for Poughkeepsie, and train
eleien minutes. the longest in its his . N0 134 now leaving poughkeepsie oni
to cry The adjournment was forced by week davs at 1 D. m for Hartford “mi
a combination of Republicans. insur- be discontinued west of Dnnbury, and
gent Democrats a“ Senators Norris, will not run between Waterbury and:
and Kenyon, Progressive Republicans; Dnnbury on Sundays on February 22:
We“ be it miii‘fiiiii5.2222:118333333211“ M“ ii . é

Resolved That the Medical Board 01} __...._.. "““"""" l

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i to save the Shipping bill, were to press

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[the orwalk Hospital ssocta on 0 Senator Fletcher-s motion to recom- N0 ""0“) CASES
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the \orualk Hospital ASsociatioti do
iniost emphatically express it as their
iview that the land at present owned
iby the Hospital Association is unsuib
table, and inadequate for the purpo o of,

ierccting a new Hospital building and

 

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"roaacco onowens' CONVEN.
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Resched’ P“ i “”5 "3801“ “m 0 Progressive Republicans It was 138' DUE To UYSIERSi ADMITS CHICKEN THEFT. {the last on February 3, and had slot u

TION.
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AR 0RD. Conn Feb 11 About u“ !sent to the prestdent and board or m 'lieved, however that this motion would. iei'ht Chi“ ii
«five hundred members 0f the New Eng. ‘ rectors of the Norwalk Hospital A-sso ip t l' k' 1, New C Ar 5 ens iere,
t d l b bit 1 d h the be defeated and that Senator Clarke 8: ‘ e er Ben is i o “33'“ ‘i Chief Brennan said today ”h“ ”Pl"
,cia 10“ a" a 50 e pu 5‘8 I motion to recommit without instruc- South Norwalk oystermen and (198.1- rested for lntoxncatton, F35” liski called at police headquarters a

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land Tobacco Growers’ Association .
1,1131 in annual meeting at the Park New Style Sterling ‘10“, papers. items would prevuiL ers are interester in the activities of. AHONWI‘ Charge. inuniber at times during the past \Vt‘t'ii’
(:35an yesterday. Mayor Joseph H. c ‘ ‘ .W‘ HlTC_HC0CK' Other plans under consideration by the members 0f the Oyster GI‘OWGI‘S ' STAliFORD, Feb~ 11.—~\1‘rested or two and offered to gite etideure at"
Lander delivered an address of wel- Player Plant}. Secretary ”t the Medical Board. the Democratic leaders include that of and Dealers' Association of North Am- here by Officer Thewlis for intoxica illicit liquor dealing in New 0,“an ."
cattle and Governor Marcus H, Hol- getting the measure before the House erlca, in their eil‘orts to prove the oys- tion, Peter Bouliski of 66 Grove The Chief said he referred the man (0

comb visited the hall for a few min- ‘ and a compromise between insurgent ler is not responsible for typhoid street, New Canaan, confessed today police Chief Schmidt of New Canaan.

atesand was received with cheers. is “”1““ in every respect to that of Democrats and their colleagues where fever. to the theft of chickens on the Samuel ___________
m Governor said he was uncertain in" “Him” m““”“‘ by the insurgents would hold a confer- Yesterday afternoon William H. Kil- Thornton place in New Canaan. He.TODAY IN WALL STREET
whether it was a meeting of tobacco Jlldtltti by any standard. for its ISM,” m u, SHMHW m inwmmb ence after recommitment when they lian, president of the association, vis- will be turned over to the New (‘a-I
growers or tobacco smokers, judging deiundability. m. its durability m. icon'dmm]: it) Mexico DUN W2“: 0; would propose amendments to the bill lied the Sloan Hospital in New York nann authoyities after he pays the pen-l NEW YORK. (WM NW,“ 10.3,, ..
3"?“ ”Peamnces- H6 8D0ke of 0011' for its musical quality, the Stcrl- i ‘ ' ' which they could support. . ’city. where several cases of typhoid any inflivted by Judge Young for in- m.).»~ l‘nitcd sinus Stool w... ti.

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t l ‘ ”1 ll m, \l lrecently were discovered. and, after a. toxication. ills Honor filled him $10. ,iilm‘ of interest inklhc titlut'nim: '
‘ . . \outy o .0 soil iern repu l(‘. . r. , .- , _, 7 ‘ -.‘<iil.V'S strong stoc -ni:ir<c ' ,H \. . I
mg and hoped it would be maintained. demonstration more than fulfins . , , ~ 511 BIRTHS IN NORWALK LAST consultation it 1th the doctor of that . Bottlislti, who had been under sin 1“”th Mnmge Smu‘mrm Ur y! .-

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‘ Treasurer Harry W. Case, of Tarifi— 0m. every chum lmc: , 0:1?“ 5 “:55 DIAL?) ”‘95 YEAR. l’institution, was informed oysters were \eilance ot Deputy Sheriff Schlechtgwm,1v ”Humming ,0 ,L “mm. rib,
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ville. reported 8207 iii the treasury. i ( i 1 h . l t inn“ i ' arm: \{L 1t: 1"] mio- i "M iii“ ”10 cause or the sickness Weg and Hugh Oeflnger for a week or mm,” mum,“ in 51...” “WNW“ .n
freatdent Joseph A. Alsop of Avon ‘um" “ 3'“ car ‘i' or e “s 10'. 9mm 0 T l' 05 S m 58 .0" 1 Town Clerk Smith Sa 8 Total ,Deathsi President Killian stated that typhoid so. had two bags in his possession 1.500 shut-cs at 42 3.8 in 1213-4. um -i '
.. ' ' in addition to making general inquli- y which it soon advanced in «iii 3N. l'li-

maimed t0 the. vaiue 0‘ cooperation mail in“ ”mumul' new catalogue ics into Mexican conditions, will he, Were 379, and Marriages, 218. epidemics had never yet been traced when Thewlis arrested him last night. ‘ l W nmdin ”m “(in on I
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, ”4011918 death of Vice-President ti. "9“ to interview such leaders as General There were twenty-two more deaths to the oyster. Government experts are There were chicken feathers ill the if“): .. point or mm.“ with Rm“,
”Hubbard of Sunderland. Mass, and Liberal MIW'anni‘t-l for upright carm"7‘“' \V‘H“ ”"d Zapata an“ "0 in 1914 titan there were the yert'l‘i at present engaged in their laboratory, bag. lie refused to make any reason- Q, mm “mum,” m Um“. ”W... mm,

i will“! Halliday, 0f Sumeld n inem- A Pianos. SEIKOit“i:::ll]rilnétzontheti;vLhfimititittil‘tle before, according to figures compiled situated on Lincoln street. South Nor- able explanations about the bags until fivoiitcs. ‘i‘hu mmcmcnt tilliniltt‘tl I.
but“ the “00‘1”“? committee . , man,” 1}“. ”Memo" of foreigners and made public this morning, «b\ walk, in experimenting with oysters this morning Then he told (ViliniillllllilOI of Sputcil‘llilitu itlltliiltj‘k‘l‘ w-m
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rim-l weather Forecaster W w. ‘ ‘I‘heM Sonnenberg PianoCo tlfiti their interests. It is understood Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith in 1913. grown in local Waters Brennan and Detective Selgeant lief LMS “mm“, ,w ”whim“, mm,

 

 

 

 

weft read a paper on Treats," and ID Washin ton St that while he will imlnt out of the iii- The complete figureg fonow: ‘ ‘ _-- ... ‘fernan that he was bound for the “mm”! “mam”; NM m AW,“
' seam: being made by the Govern: 4 g ' “imam”; '}"“\";55",ty f""f€"‘,r_“m{“c_niv?“ Births Marriages Deaths -CARDS, eNTERTAINMENT, DANCE Thornton place to steal chickens, u. .um indicated mm... ”mam...“ .
Established 1883. ‘ mnem 0 ‘ (“can u. “'3' l 1' (m 1913 513 237 357 1‘ Tomorrow evening. Grace Parish i when 'l‘hewlis atrcsted him. lie said , (‘2‘

 

 

t to warn} tobacco grOWcls Of ai does not boar any plan. or suggest- I
m. to visxtatton. iUlIs from tho‘Utiitcd States. 1914 511 218 379 llouse Cards promptly at 8 o’clock. .ho had already made two \isits lileleh Sentinel wan“ m.“ winnerm. (Ir.

 

 

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