PAGE TWELVE ‘
How pleasant at morn
when in scanty attire we rise
from our couch just to look
at the fire, to find it beginning
to prick through the coals all
ready for business—tor the
Coffee and rolls; to find it's
not out and the stove full of
ashes to cause us to speak
with our words out of
dashes. With such coal as
this we begin the day right-
Iy, we are filled with con-
tent and
lightly.
take our tasks
THE
FERRIS COAL1
COMPANY.
Start Right!-
Business 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 KnowOur Middle Name is
Satisfied Customers.
IIA'I'CII 81 BAILEY COMPANY
injunction issued
Against Window Cleaner
The South Norwaik Window & House
Cleaning Company Objects to Louis
Hinker Continuing in the Business.
i
I
All our .\lcii's $10.00 Suits and
Overcoais at
All $7. 00 .\lcn's
Suits aiid( ver—
coats ................ $5 00
‘ U
All 0111' IiuysI Suits and chr-
coats ....... . ......
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
11 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Clearance Sale
8.00 in a similar line of business.
33% off
A11 injunction was served this inorn- has sci up again in business for Illlll'
self, much to the detriment of his i'or-
nier employers. whose business has
materially decreased. Judge John
Keogh this morning signed a icinpor
ary injunction which forbids Mr. Hill-
her to carry on his business until the
matter is thrashed out 111 the City Hall
court on the morning ot the second
Monday in March. The plaintiffs, who
are liarry‘ ilojko and Daniel Lysobey,
also naked $300 damages.
it will be relileliibercd,
seicral weeks ago.
ing by Attorneys Lilixweiler it Hege-
nian acting Ill the interests of tile
Norwaik Window
:Cleaning Company, against Louis Hill-
South and House
Iker. of South .\'orwaik. who is engaged
1 it appears that Mr. liiiikcr's blist-
ness was bought 0111 by the South .\'or-
walk Window Cleaning Company, and
Mr. Hinker made a written agreement
to work in the employ of this company
and never again to conduct a cleaning
business within the city limits of .\'or-
('(lIl'
.\Ir, Hinker,
was the star wit-
ness Ill the assault case of Daniel i._v»
sobey. one of the plaintiffs. it IS'fliII“
.\lr. iiiiiker had much it) tlo with Mr.
walk.
iicctioiis with the South .\'oi'wnlk t‘oiii-
provided he severlid his
puny.
Lysobcy‘s arrest. and at tiiat time
1
Air.
iliiiiter. however. some tiniengo there indications of threatening;
\\ i‘l‘t!
NEW LINE
OF
F AVORS
RIGGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North 111111
PHONE 914
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left the eiiipioy of the company and trouble.
IIIAIIERS’ APPEAI IS EAIIIIE IN WONDERLAND
IN EIIRM 0E PEIIIIONI ARIISIICAIII PRESENTED
I
I
Appropriations Conlmittee clerk I‘ZlIII‘ ItlllitIi‘t‘tl ('IlIZtSIIS (III .\Itii‘u’itllt
‘ enjoyed the treat (11' \\Illlt'.~fiiill: the
1 saySIt “Will Not be CONSIdered production of the play. ".\lice in Won
‘l by congress 1Iiei'liiiid.” under the auspices of the
Knights of King .\i'iliilr. two perform
aiices being given yesterday
—..—-.—-
\\'.\.<11|.\‘u'l'o.\', iron. 11 The Park Hail.
Iil til'at l‘
Illlls
one in the afternoon and
in the cieuing. The play
for the relief of certain llniibiii'y hat» ‘ the other
was a decided success in every
way
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
The M.Sonnenberg1Piano Co
. 1114 \\".1.~hiiigtoii Si.
I‘jsittlilislit'ti 1888
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
1ters. which it is said hale been in-I
Ilroduccd in Congress by members 01I1a11d particular interest was attached
1tl1c l‘onnccticiit delegation. turns out Ito 111.1 11110311111311“ hymn“, it
to be no bill at all. Idramatized and produced by Mr,
The first of last week 11 member ot'1lieinsiing. 1
the ilatters' lfiiion of ilniibiiry I‘tllllt’;S(‘1100]_
Ito Washington Willi a pelillml signed! The well known story cf‘lww'is (‘111'-
' by members of the union who were in I roll, strange to say. has never before
terested, and offered it to the clerk of 1 been put (in the stage and yesterday's
111111 committee on appropriations The I1 production gives splendid testimony or
clerk refused to llcceptthe petition Elir licinsling's ability_
unltss it was oil‘ercd in the House IlyI er and :11: 11 1110-1111110
a member of Congress. The petition"
was then given to Representative
I1Donov.uii who agreed to offer it. it
was
I..
llarsti'o 11‘s
hi.
I
1
professor of
both 111'. :1 wrii
well chosen, the lines happily cast and
Elbe titliiosplicrc seemed to he just
right. The. woodland scene in the sec-
!Mafla of Giving aid to hospitals
The sc ones w 01' eI
1
Goes to appropriations
Committee .
HARTFORD. Conn. Feb.
I’. Holt, the sole batik commisslonel]
since Norris S Lippitt resigned. today
handed his resignation to Governor
b.Holconib effective next Tuesday.
the C ity Bank of Hartford.
pointed by Governor Baldwin and hil
1 .
Mnl '
Holt has accepted the presidency of‘ -
lie was ap- . I
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17, 191]}
iT wFred 1"
TRISTRAM & HYATT
A Limited Number of
LADIES’
$50.00 Each
UR COAT
Reduced to
term would hate expired June 30,1917 I II
As the state Banking Department
will be without a head after next Tues-1 ::
Aday, it is anticipated that an appoint-'1 '~
1ment by the Governor of a commis-
‘sioner will not be delayed. The pres-:1:
1ent situation gives rise to discussion asI
‘110 the probability of the departmenti I-I
1 u
1 ..
being reorganized with a single com
I‘miSsioner and incorporation in it of
I Illelll,
I1
.1
1
the present building and loan depart- ..
in charge of an officer serving‘ ..
ductions. 33
Ias a deputy to the bank commissioner ‘ ”
The recent special message of (lov-
1eriior Iiolc oinb (ailing attention to the
financial condition of the, State and re-
commending changes in the lilcihodot‘
giving aid to hospitals and calls in the
support of insane and indigent per-
sons was again brought to the atteti-I
.tion of the tieiicrai Assembly when
that portion of i1 relating to appropriac
tioiis was sent to the
committee.
.\ir. Stoddard. oI‘ \Votwibridgc,
ed a joint resolution in the iloiisc to
give the Appropriations committee
power to originateriiis to repeal or
whicii call for
mom of money from the state treas-
ury, in explanation Ilir. Stoddard said
that the Sctiilic chairman of the Appro
printioiis thinner). in o.
stateliiciil tIt‘ilIill): with the State
had claimed tllnt where silt
appropriat loll 4,
altcrnniiit- btit
believed that the commit~
right to bring in
conditions where
A ppi'opriat ions
()I‘lIl‘I“
amend statutes pay~
coiiiiiiittce
tiiiuitces.
lint-s
there Is no
them. He
tee should ~have the
:1 bill to alter those
ll Ili‘Iit'lt‘lI an appropriation should not
require spocliic
to vote
he made.
Mr. :Iic point that any
committee can It‘llISIillltlll.
'I'Iu- :apcaker ~llitl there is no question
about it.
.\Ir Stoddard replied that be under-
stood the Senate committee chairman
to have declared that coiiiiiiittco
has no jurimiiclion.
Mr. Hyde. the majority leader.
tlitli Mr. Stoddard had been iiiisiiit'orni-
ed. There is nothing to prevent :1 coin
liiittee from asking for a repeal of tiny
statute. ii cominitteenicn had betore
it an appropriation bill. and it (lid not
believe that appropriations should be
Riven. although the statute requires it,1
the comittee has the right to draw a‘
bill to repeal that statute,
I’l-iiii raiser}
tii‘ll'lllillt‘
his
511 id
The House refused to suspend lIlt‘
rules to admit the resolution.
The unfavorable report on E. I’.
O'.\Iourli. judge at New Haven. and A.
I" \inlicr deputy judge of Orange. ”II“ “"0“"1'3 to represent their
were adopted in concurrence. ~ chums.
1 When the resolution in favor of IA “'35 “lldCl‘Sloml today that the
Filrllllnglull;
John E. Fahey. associate judge. atI
lioekvilie; Thomas Hewes, judge, and
i). F. Broderick. deputy judge. at
Samuel .1. Bryant, at 0r-
angc; W. H. Henld. judge. and .\I. l).
O't‘oniiei. deputy judge, at Stafford
Springs
GRAND RAPIDS 60. EIIES
IIS 0EEII3IAI SCHEIlllIESI
lists Contain Names of More Than
8,000 Creditors—ls largest.
Case Ever Handled in Fairfield
County
of IIlt'
Furniture 1\ 1
liriilucport. has illcdf
Solomon liaticstii. .\t‘t'i‘t’iiti‘y
bankrupt Grand Rapids
Suppl)- company.
[he tlIIItI'IilI >L‘Ill‘tilllt’ts' (it lIlt‘ Misti “on
then 5.111111 creditors are listed. 'IIIlt'I
company went into involuntary bank
i'uptcy wt'lt'l‘ili months ago. and con
sideraltle 11111.1 was spent in arranging
the schedules Ill
IAIIi’\t‘III(‘lI to the
John \\'. thinks.
i'ilptcy'. belorc.
were filed today. stated that the caseI
to bei
Itll’lll
"ourt.
iii bank»
proper
bankruptcy
referee
whom the schedules
CONTINUATION OF THE SPECIAL SALES.
All of the Ladies’ Suits at half price. The
February sale of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear,
at cost. Children’s Winter Coats, at great re-
the Blue Enam
1-3 per cent. discount on all
Ware.
'.',.;-_.;-:n;.‘-;.:-
H. Krieger & Co.
AT
$3.98 AND $5.00
We are now selling women’s
Coats and Suits
That are worth as high as $20
No one should be without a
new cloak, when one can be
purchased at that price.
was one of the largest that had evm"
come to his attention. There are more I
creditors connected it illi the case than
any other tiiat has ever been llrtlllglllI
this district.
Tile liabilities of the bankrupt con-
cern are 393.1813: and the schedules
show- assets of $243200“. Tile (into
for the first hearing of the creditors
has not yet been set by the referee.1
About 8.1100 creditors will have to be
notified. although it is probable that
the majority of tlic creditors will re-
was presented. anti is recorded as the.‘
ond act. is worthy of special mention
“Petition of journeyman batters of
IConnectictit. relative to operations of
the Sherman ..\ct" The clerk of the‘
coiilniitlce silldl‘ Saturday that he had
not yet r1 teiied the petition and that,
for it was really wonderful
“The sixteen characters represented
in the play wcre all taken by local
people who acquitted themselves
1splendldly. Miss Close, the tiny star.
when it was delivered. it WUUId beiw'as particularly pleasing. Mrs. I'Rolt
placed in the tiles the same as an.\' 9111 Waugl1.as “The Queen of Hearts."
“All”? DCIIIAUH- IIIIW (“UNION has "01 1looked and acted her part to perfeo
been. and will not he. ('(‘llsidt’rt'd “.\' tion. .lnck iicatty. as "The .\iad
.(‘ongrcss ‘liattci'.“ Albert 1.011;: in the role of
.____.__.._.__H_ "The normalise." and King Tolles as
I “The Mock Turtle.“
were fine. The
officials of the company were preparg
ing a composition offer of 2.3 per cent.
to be offered to the creditors. it is
probable that this offer will be dis-
cussed at the first meeting of the
George E. Hall we judge. at New iln.
ven. came up in regular course of blist-
ness from the Senate. Mr. Hyde had
it placed on the calendar as the New
Haven members objected to putting it
We Want To Announce
.
I"IH~I.\'III"ISII;11 prices that \\ill 1-
tliut we will Iiil\It' all kinds nt‘ of
interest to all.
.h‘ulmon. ........... I21 lb Smelt Inc in
Herring; . , . . ..... 81- lb. Halibut ........... i21~ltiu Ib_
Illllt' Fish ............ 101' II). “Ieallt l-‘i>|l ..... .I‘.’ l-‘Jt' Ill
lliitterilsh. . . . . . . . . . . . Inc "1. I‘m-sh .\lat'lu'r'ul .......
(‘mllile .. ........... ”1' lb. ............. .llv Hi.
All kinds of (1111115 n]n'|lt.’d or iii Illt‘ .\hcli. Oysters and l~2~cnliups
opened dilil)‘.
Beers Meal & Provision Co.
. _ , . ._ creditors. Attorne 1 Jacob l. 'lein, of
upon immediate passage utldtr sus ii 'i 1 1 .‘ t ti 1 1‘
, 1'11 no or. re reseii s 111 110111 taiiy.
pension of the rules. 1 p p I
.\ir. Davidson. 01' Bethany. socureth ‘ “I ‘ ,__,__~_
l¥l1l( III'IH'S‘ (‘ .\I’I‘\I.\' llll". .\‘ 0|"
and ordered to lune printed for IIllI‘1‘l
tiicr consideration his proposed menin-
rial to Congress tor a constitutional Succumb. to Pneumonia .\I'tcr Being
amendment to provide for three l‘-iiit 1 ”WNW“ "IP01“ \IUIIII 511:1
11X I’( )SL HIV).
‘1
Shoulder Steak 15c lb.
Battle. '1 1] i‘1-i I c lb \'11‘ - R ' 1‘ r tIhI'I'111~
' x . . . 1 1 11- 7 t ioppct Itt 5 .1 .1 l\t 1111~ inc 1.11m
r'oints for Sentinel Headers to "'°n- generous applause accorded at Ill“- 90 States ”mm” "m“ we“ state, a , 11:1.1Nlit'iit111, logo. 17. — 12111111111 .. . - j b
1 1 - rt -d bv the - 1 . .\ii'Ioiii .\tcak ........ 20c lb. ................ 25‘. I .
sider When Out ShOPPInE- lclosc of each pt rformancc attested to though "“Imombll “’90 5 - lardniunn. coininundci' of the 111111111111 b b
7 i ' .\. ..'.. I .1 1 1.1 . r 1., ._ ‘.,. _ '.' . '1'... ‘— .
<‘ harming waists in advance Spring 111.9 (“Guam “ m 1‘ of the actOrs. committee. on iederai Rt1Ial10lllS.l llr IliIiIriIsIIemichiItIiIffiIIItlItiiiiiEIIIth‘i is) £11011; I 111 tcriioust .\ttak .. 20C 1 r\.iti\t biollcis ..... 05c 1
I 111;. seeiinie- ~‘ ‘1 1 -
111011915 embodying the Iatés‘ and A]. DocKS IHROWN 0UII Dmu'lni-T IOHOIHHI tiit‘ Close and II LIIIl‘fIIIj‘nII1IIId.IlII. IQIION De 1"'i\\ttii IvIIlISII and German squadrons
newest ideas. the being picsented ati Idcligiiii‘ul afternoon and evening 111111 “ 0 ‘I‘t' ‘ ““‘l‘_5°' l 1d 1 I'm Illt .\‘orih s1 11 l.1n.'_'.'.. dictl 1111'1
itie \' l". than (‘03 S store ‘51”! iowaid for those who 3119111101141 The (lle Service hill. aroptt ‘ly List night fioni pneumonia. Iliss ill S h it 9 S 0t “/1 k t
Blue 5mg? Suits 59mm; at a very -.——...—_ ‘ H.111“ M. m m“ :1 gratifying financial the Senate. yesterday.- went into in pass was due to exposure c u Z8 S 3“] ary at e S
row price at A1. rick's. during the sale. WASHINGTON. Feb. l7.—'l‘hc inter-'1 success. _H0use. Mr. Hyde said that as MII'i “_“*‘—.”—-”‘_ .-
See adv slate Commerce (Imnmii‘ISI‘m AOII‘IYI The cast of t‘1liaractei's follows: -Taylor, of Danbnry. author OI one ”Ii \l'iih‘l‘l‘tllt'l‘ HOTEL .\l.\.\' ix 1 _ _-_s..s...- . __.
Think of a fur coat t‘or$5(1.110. Such ”NOW 0111 3 tariff tiled lll’ the Kiln-“115': Alice ............. .\liss Tiiiv 011,511 the amendments, was busy 111 cotirt1 (1)1111 .\i'Tl-lli Ills Infill“ 1 —*‘
a thins: is made possible by the sale 0in Stock \ileS (Olllp'dlly to impose iier $1811”. ._ .\iiss 1011138 \‘t‘ocdwirtl trying cases. and wished to be llt‘lllll‘ 1 11 l \ “I \ i mints“: 1'1m1tI1 .
I 1 - 1 1' 1','11'1- ‘ t' 11;.1 11111 1 .-
ot‘ furs now going on at Tristl‘uin & a trackaizc charge of seventy-tire ccnis’ The c0011 111.1; K111119111“? .\iaiki-i on the In“ he would suggest that ll DC; m” .11 \v‘octwilflImlwqml in 111:1 VIM . .\l ”.11 t (11 \ l in limit
ll.1ait‘s. See adv. a It” “I unloading docks In Its yardsI’l‘hc Duchess Miss Gladys Sang?! made the order 0f the day for Tuesday 1'ouit. iiridsciiui't. yesterday morning . 111111 11.11 liiiil is 1111111 11111 1111111
See l)onneiiy's window display OE and a 5"1lU'IIIHK charge 0f 32 per ("”1 The Cheshire (‘nt Raymond llraiy "91“ at “-40 3.111. “ was 30.‘0le(I' 1111 stand trial for having struck .\11- {.111 and .\'“tt‘l its .1 not you
\l'ashineton favors and novelties. on eight of the fourteen railroads scrr- The Mad Hatter ....... Jack lieqtty The IllCOl‘llorallonB ComllllAtee 1‘90 1111“ 'I‘oiilaslt . .11.;1111 .111. living at 11111 111111 tlnd 11 111 1111.- 11111111.» 11s
This is the last week of the Boston i111: IMI‘JI‘U‘ City I’l‘he .\iai'cii Hare Lenrand All°11.°"‘m°“d°d an increase III IIIIIIIIII “012R I111I1III~IitII111I1iI1i I1I1I1 iI1III11Ii:II1I1I1IIIiI1I111IIyI' sIII1-II11IIII1I1 I well il> all kinds 111' .1.11 mus
. . . 1 1 ‘ ' 1 .. . . . . s '_ ,
Store's Clearance Sale. Don‘t fall to 'lhc Commission held that the stocltI i‘he Dortiiouse ....... Albert 110111: ‘ oi the Quinebaug (‘ omp'iny from $0 the mum of Sum and Patricia ate 1 1.1.11. 1111.11.11”, 1. 11... 1 11,
1.;1: ...-...~ more of me bargains, yards company is not a common car 11111.9 Two 011 ”(111,13 1100 to $8.30 0110 Tile company wishes m“ last 52mm”, 11111111 5”“ng 1111-111 1.1 1-11. MW
.1. .1. (11.1.5. h}; 1.1-1.1.15 111 Gehclm'l: rier. and said: "The Commission is ........ 1... 1119111111131“ I(n]1ip the increase, as conditions arefayora-11.111.191.11. “1.0 11.13.51.111 10 11,9 ”may, “wk-”m my 1,14. 1,1“.
ad“ ' empowered to strike a tariff from “girlie l’ive of Hearts wiiilnm \\'ils' 11 ble for making expellfitl'e DUFChaSCS ”1 lrl‘lfigmio'j ““1”““1‘” “1‘“ If‘ff’“;““":'9 .11111 11.111... 1...1-11- 11111 1 11.111
" '1 _ _ ’ ‘ " Y . _ 1 11 11- seal p.5111t't 11m posul 1(' ll e‘-‘ _ ___ . .1 1' 11- 1
i i-liii 1.31111 and good taste. two es» 1 files if filed as part Of 11 5011011191 03’11‘1191511110" of Hearts Jack \\aj1nepklild(.lllll(“l”y and equipment. . b . t 1111i injuries Lu rmmrwd today as l'cst-‘ .11111 .IIPI.IIIIIII11II: 1].. 1I l i'IId ‘
5““st in “.111l coveriiizs. and both of shippers. to secure unlawful allowai‘ ITiic White Rabbit (‘nmmi Jest-ma The Senate session was very rte int: mulmrmm and on ”10 mm] toI 5.01:1. ll‘tlllinl-t‘ '111111. .11.: '11: - I“
I ' n ' . . in". )l‘\ 1:11:11 .1» <1.“
which can be found at (iorham's. I099 Am"! (‘BITIICTS “11d" 979191109 of Tiic Kinr of Hearts . John ilui'roaehs l‘ld St‘ll‘llm‘ ”MUG“ presidtnt 1’10' 101-1111111113 Levy “its allowed to tlt'lhllh; 3m“, is here HM 1. .11., . ,1...
The lleers' Meat 8: Provision Co. common c1irii11ge. The 09““0“ de The Queen of lielirtsI .Robcl't \Yaulll tern, ”II‘ISIdEd' I“ absence OI IIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIII I it by buying your 1"‘l‘It <11 "'lI’N
announce that during Lent, they will clared however. that the complaining The Mock .1 urtle ...... Kin': Tolies aiit—ollveriior Wilson. P r0111 the cal _ - — once 1 :11 t‘ll.\lt\'tms. .
carry all kinds of fresh fish at prices railroads may compensate defendantsl The Knave of Hearts . Ralph ilray endar the following resolutions were‘ . —l. O. O. F N I Id 0 \io 1
that will be of interest to all Ibut that it may not exact such com-- . 'adopted, all on judgesliips: Edward 11.1 The iiienibeis 01 Butler 10 g.. . , ‘
.4
Steel. lit Hartford. W. .l. .\laloue. till 0. 0 R. are urgently requested‘
judge. and W L. Canty. (leupty jutige1to meet at the lodge room, South
at Bristol; 11. R. Kelsey, at Bra11f0rd',,1\ialn St. 011 T'iinisdny, Feb. is at ‘3
Vt. Scyinoui, at Winchester; Wal- 101101 k sharp, to attend the tunnel oil
Iler Holcomb. judge, and Edmund Wall. out late BrotliIer James \\'. lloy.t
Special prices on steaks and natiye pensation through 11 published tariff"
chickens at the Sanitary Markets. See} The Commission held further tlilitI
“(II- lllt‘ Kansas (‘Ill (Onlllflll) IS 11 While of the \'orwalk Hospital Association
Polk that is mi‘k and corn MI and utility and may lawfully receive payI will he held in the Town Assembly
question "6‘9“ llail. wanlk. l'ritlny evening. Febru-
——THE ADJOURNED MEETING
Read Till? SAINTINEL Every llay
1: 166-1 1111 11111, is the kind you 'll fins! ’l'or the services in ‘ 1 1
111 1.1111101 '1 Ithouuh shippers of livestock imrtlcl 111151 111111, .11 a (it-lock. deputy. in Torrington: 11. il.l1uller, Per order c. 11: (roioot Ill: 1 For Local and General News
“1.11 .1 :1 3‘, ti . 1211' 1111-11-11 prices pate in the stock yards conipany‘s'tiivh w" 11', 1311311013, “1., Ijudgc and H. t‘. Bradford. deputy, at, [1 ll. IIiIE. H .
11' 1132. 1'. letter and milk. druids.“ I Secretory. I Putnam; .lolin E. Fisk Judge, and] Secretur'
Norwalk Chronicler