T animus
How pleasant at man
when in scanty attire we rile
from our couch just to look
at the fire, to find it beginning
to prick through the coals all
ready for business—401‘ the
Coffee and rolls; to find it's
not out and the stove full of
sfihes to cause us to weak
with our words full of
dashes. With such coal as
this we begin the day right-
ly, we are filled with con-
tent and take our tasks
lightly.
. _ THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
Clearance Sale
All our Men's $10.00 Suits and
Overcoats at ..... $8 00
All $700 Men' 5 Suits and Over-
roats ............... 5.00
'All our Boys' Suits and ver-
coats 33% oi?
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
11 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
..v....-...1...
NEW LINE
FAVORS
RIGGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North Man
PHONE 914
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;
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO . .
ThensonnenberglPianoCo
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
.Hayes’ Block
69N01th Main Street
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‘ BUICIIEII IIAIl PEIAIIIAII
00LI 'IIOII MEIHOIIS
The “tired business man" will some-
times take desperate means in’ his at-
tempt to have his customers pay their
long overdue bills. Representative
Cramer C. Hegeman. of this city, clerk
'of the Forfeited Rights committee
tells a good story concerning the col-
lection method employed by a certain.
butcher in Derby, Conn, who had pres-
ented a petition before Representative;
Hegeman's committee to have has'
, rights restored. it appears that a rear-
dent of Derby wanted to pay for shot-
lle of milk. presentinga $5 to the
. milkman. who didn't have change, The
' butcher in question happenedto drive
past the house. He was hailed by the
milkrnan for some change. The butch-
" er said: ”Change this bill for who?"
“That lady standing over there." an-
.swered the milkman "1b." was the
"butcher's reply, “She owes me quite
a bill. I'll apply this on account.” The
butcher was arrested. charged with
.1 theft.
_ - "Corsets for the Woman of Fash-
ion" will he found at the. N, E. Ryan
.. Cola store, in all the season's latest.
models.
Start Right! _
/ Warm in winter and sweet
Business is Sensitive
It only goes where it is invited.
And stay where it is well treated.
Pleasesend us your orders for flooring of hard wood.
You Know Our Middle Name is
Satisfied Customers.
and clean in summer.
IIAIIAIIA WANIS III
Gil 'HIIIIl III HOIIII
Ilsa IWlio tried-to Blow lip the In-
ternational Bridge to have Ilear-
ing Ilext Wednesday
VANCEBORO. Maine, Feb. :1.~~Ti1e
request of the Canadian Government
for the extradition of Werner Horn,
who tried to blow up the internatitinsl
bridge over' the St. Croix River, on
'Feb. 2. asserting that he did it as an
act of war. will be heard before 11 Fed-
eral commissioner, in Boston, next
Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, it.
was learned today. Fourteen witness-
es from this town have been summon-
ed in connection with the case.
Horn, who says he. was fonnerly an
officer in the German army. has a11-
nounced that he will fight extradition
on the ground that his act was one of
I'rnilitary expediency. He said wht 11 or
Irested that he wished to destroy theI
Ibridge in order to hamper the trans
portatlon of British war materials
The bridge was not greatly damaged.
Since Feb, 5 Horn has been serving
ty jail,l1aviug pleaded guilty to
technital charge of defacing and in
juring property in this town. where
explosion.
Canadian authorities have asked for
his extradition is the destrurtion oti
f railroad'propcrty.
"What will the women of this couri-
try be able to aecomplishe by the
vote?” asks a South Norwalk lady,
writing in a recent issue of the New
York Times. signing herself. “A Ilusl-
nest-1 Woman." “This is the question
which I think should be answered hon-
-11‘stly and sincerely by every American
man and woman." she continues “it is
1not that the bright. intelligent, well~
.Iread American woman is deprived of
the vote, while the black man. the de-
Igenerate. whose vow is easily bought:
Ithe dude who mils a cigarette well
'iaud talks baseball, has the privilege
'of exercising the franchise. . .
Can she remedy conditions? Can she
Ido anything or accomplish anything
Ifor her own betterment that is not,
Ialready accomplished for her by our
Istate legislators? in my opinion. No.
Ii have been in business in South Nor-
walk for fourteen years. and in close
Icontact with professional men. men in
1public life and with politicians lhave
Iaiways taken a keen interest in afc
*fairs locally. state and national. and
Ihave met men of all kinds in my oa-
enting some very clever arguments
against woman sufl'rage.
l5 ALI)“ [.\‘ '10 ACT 0.\' COMMISSON
FOR ltl-‘LIEF \\ 01th.
NEW YORK, lt‘eb. 21.—~Connecticut
is one of the latest eastern states
to be organizer) for relief work by
the commission for the relief of Bel-
gium. 1511- Governor Simeon E. Bald-
win will act as chairman for the Con-
necticut commission. with Anson T.
McCooh of Hartford as secretary and
Chas. C. Russ as treasurer.
Connecticut is to be thoroughly
canvassed for the purpose of loading
a Connecticut ship. .The work of as-
sen. bling the contributions prepara-
[my to hading the ship will begin
flimniedratcly and the ship. it Is ex-
period, will be dispatched about tho'
ftaxable and must be stamped.
(rid of March.
lblu- \thldS’l‘ CllAltlri-JS HORN’.
("h1rtles Horn of Bridgeport. w.ho
'1ompl1icd today a two-year term in
the states prison at Wcthersfield for
forgery in Bridgeport. was arrested at
the prison for the Springfield Mush”
authorities on the same: charge. Horn
was arrested in Hartford can]; In
March 1913. end wannnt. charging
him with passing ti\ o wo1thiesa checks
on business men and after beingI
arraigned in Bridgeport City court
probable cause was found and he was
bound over to the (‘riminal Superior
Court under bond of 32,000. When his
court he was sentenced to from one
two years in state's prison. It is
said that Horn ls wanted in. Cleve-
land 0. by the police of that city.
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paper ‘
.a sentence of thirty days in the coun-'
severaleindows were broken by thel
The (barge on which theI
WHAT WOMEN MAV ACCOMPLISHI
REVENUE units
INIERESI MINI
10111 DEALERS
Illispeusers of Drugs Must Take In-
“ ventory Inch l—Otlier Rulings
Received Today
Several rulings that will interest
those concerns and individuals subject
to taxation under the Department of
internal revenue were received re
cently at the office of Deputy Collect-
or of Internal Revenue, A, M. l’ohl-
Mfllfblflis
man. Manufacturers. drugglsts. phy-
isirians. liquor dealers and all dis
pensus oi nan-odes are included in
I the rulings
Ilv (‘ommissioner W. ii. ()sbornI
Itho oflicc was informed that onIyI
rIpersons legitimately engaged in man
11f111t11ri11g, importing. selling or1
dispensing drugs under the nurtoth ‘
law and having an established place
5-1111de1 the law.
Must Make Inventory
11' lawn person. tirm or corporation
aIprodu1ir1g importing. selling or'
{dispensing narcotics must on March
1. 191.3 make a complete inventory,
of all such goods they have in stock.
umpt those medicinal preparations
crammed under Section Six. This
1 Inventory must be thorough and must'
be 1111 our to by Manh 5. and placed
'ou tile in the place of business sub-
ject to the inspection of a govern-
ment otilcer. This order is siltued.
by David A. Gates. acting commis-
sioner, and is approved by W. G. .\l1--
.»idoo, secretary of the treasury,
Hospitals are considered as indivi-
dual physhians and must keep a
record of drugs dispensed. These;
must be perserved for two years.
Phy-shians attending patients in a
hospital should put their initials on
1
, Huey Stones
BIIJS 0f IIIIflIiSI
SeverdiaWhioIIIM Men Are
Interested M With the Present
Boa-Mon
Waterman in Norwaik, Rowayton,
and vicinity, will be interested in the
following hills which have been in-
troduced into the legislature. They
were all drafted with the intention of
helping the oyster men, and vitally
aflect the interests of the people in
'this section: .
Bills Before the Committee on Shell. "
Fisheries. _
House Bill No, 911. (Perry) “An Act
concerning the establishment of Shell
Fish Spawning Beds," providing for
the designation and marking of
spawning beds.
Mouse Bill No, 95. (Perry) “An Act
concerning Taking Shell-Fish from
Designated Grounds." providing for
the method or taking shell-fish on
designated grounds and repealing Sec, “
tion 3248 of the General Statutes.
Ilouse lllll No. 96 (Perry) “An Act
Concerning Engineer of Shelbh‘isber—
ies," providing for the appointment
and compensation of an engineer of
shellolisheries.
House Bill No. 97. merry) "An Act
concerning Appropriati011.for a Boat
for Use in SI1ell-l1‘isheries." providing
for an appropriation for the purchase;
care and upkeep of a boat for use;
of ShellFisheries (‘omrnission
lionse llill .\'o 324.
1e1nir1g ShelIFishcries within
Jurisdiction of the Town of .\Iiliord,‘
providing for certain powers to the;
Shellfish t‘orumissioners 111111 select
men
House liill No 3271. Wu rrv) "in \fl
concerning I’ouors oi Shell Fish Com
mission in Regard to the Taking ot-
ing for the r1 gulai10n and limitation
In the counnissiou upon petition
llousc Hill .\'o {121 .\11 Act (on-
1 errilng the Removal of all Buoys and
from Natural Oyster
ltods in the Town of Orange." provid-
ing for said removal by Shell
( ommissiou
House Ilili \‘o .‘1'.’.' "An Act con
11 mine the use of 11111111 bags on .\'at—
',ural Oyster Beds," providing that no
person shtih'pse any chain bag on
any natural oystermed having rings
less than three-quarters of an inch,
and no net bag smaller than tno~incl1
Imcshironr knot to knot.
House hill .\'0. 1152 "An Act Concern-
ing Shell Fisheries." providing for
(reallon of shellfish commissions in
certain towns or cities.
.11 No.183 A11 Act
Shell-Fisheries." providing for making
a survey of shellfish grounds.
An Act cou-'=
the '1
. ceutly by Re'prrsenlu'live Cramer C
1 011 mmnpss are entered to ”£31.11" (‘ Isms “WW” and Shellfish" proiid liegen1au,of this city. chairman of tth
Fish f
concerning ‘
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WA SHINGTON’
BIRTHDAY
SIRIIIIIi’S CIAIII I0
SEAI M [It DENIED
Representative Hegemau Says Con-
tested Elections Committee Will
let Day of Ohatlram Iieep Seat
I
()ne. of the most peculiar hearingsl
ever held in Hartford by members ofI
the Legislature was that coudut-red rc-
Contested Elections committee.
it was an attempt by Dans: S.Strong.I
.of (‘hatl1am. to oust Jacob A. Day alsoI
of that citv from his seat in the As
tmbly Both are “1 11101 rats and
' It appears that Mr. Day won his seat;
in the House by a majority of but 1110'.
Worth
.1.
50c.
Continuation oi Special Sales Tomorrow
Big bargains in Ladies’ Suits and .Fur
Coats, Muslin. Underwear, Oil
Heaters, and Blue En- '
ameled Ware.
H. Krieger 81 Go.
On Sale Two Hundred
Yards of
Ingram Carpet
_ AT—
25001' ard
there isu'taparallel case 011 record. I p
voles. Excitement reigned supreme:
during the election. and although but
low over 400 votes were cast, it took
over 351;» hours to count them. The
first time the ballots were counted 11‘
‘wus unnounced that Mr. Strong had'
'worL .\Ir. Strong'wus elated. cheut
smiliugly home and retired. The next
morning he was very much startled by
SMALL SIZE BUGS-
To Choose out at 500
and 75c. Worth Double
- .;.;. .‘.;.;._.;.;._._.;....1;..-;-:-:-:-;-:- .5-4-;-;-;.;-;-:u',..;-_-;..-V._-;-'.'.z.‘-_-,-:-;-,-;.;-:.:-;.'...;-;-
the announcement that his opponent,
.\lr. Day. was the victor by just two
votes. .
It was contended that some of the
ballots were marked illegally and that
the intense excitement of the proceed-
wanted the People
the chart after each order for drugs I S B No 184."A11 A11 concerning: ings resulted In a. wrong count The1
The hospital does not have to keep the Taking of Long t‘lums and (We Itoun clerk was called. by Represents
records of drugs ordered by plural-1mm in the Town 0‘ “19“.,rook-1Dm_tlve Hegeman. and he told of the
ciaus treating private 08898 This \iding for the manner of taking long events of election day as he saw them
does not apply to government, .stnte, claim and oysters in the TON, or The memory of M. A. Starr. the moder-I
of this city to know that we carry a full line of Meat, I'nui'
case came up at the May term of the j
- county or municipal hospitals. 1
Chewing Gum Decision.
ln treasury decision No. 2150 the in
ternal revenue department allows the
l transfer of small lots of chewing gum I
Itr11111 the original container to glass'
jars, such as oft-times provided re-
purposes.
to such containers provided a portion'
of the original container bearing the
stamp is included.
1 All hitters which are for medicinal
fys Malt whisky is considered a
Imediciuai preparation and is there-I
I
fore exempt.
I
all goods in the retail department of
liquor- dealers are held to be offered
for sale and consumption and must be ‘el n01 upon the advice and consent of around the .\liddletown section of Con~
tax paid and stamped accordingly.
The mere fact that such goods are.
displayed in glass cases. and marked
not for sale' is not held to be an
exemption. The entire stock of the
retail department must be stamped.
:or a stock room provided by partition-
1ing off a part of the room In com-
pliance with the treasury decision
.thcrato pertaining.
All goods in show windows are held I
All
stamps must be cancelled in ink,
with initials and date. as soon as at-
‘fixcd lo the conta'zcrc. I
IDEATHS AND FUNERALS.
I
Funeral of Marvin J. Harb3.« i
!
I The funeral services of Marvin J.
Harbs was held from St. Mary's
Church. yesterday afternoon. and were
largely attended. Rev. T. J. Finn ot-i
oflciated and interment follwed in St.’
Mary's cemetery,
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——THE WOLF,
parry O'Neil in the cast. 11 parts.
”low and backwoods Hail. Monday.l
Westbrook.
8.13. No.185'An1-i11 concerning
SheIIFish Commissioners Expenses.
regulating the salary oi the Shell-
F'Isfi Commissioners. "
ll. B. .\'o 819 An Act concerning;
Grants of Oyster (‘lam or Mussel
tailors by manufacturers for diaplat Ground, " providing that all grants held Judge W931“ 9- Pearne also of Mid-
Gum may be transferred' |by persons for five years shall be 1111- dletown, represented Day.
idated and confirmed.
“.13. No.81'10. “An Act concerning
Fisheries in the Town of Clinton.
providing that the selectmen shall;
reer .. The “business woman" talks purposes are held to be exempt Duf designate any natural clam or oyster time dllring this week by his commit—
in this fashion for over a column. pres--
bed within the said town
8 B. No 511 "An Act concerning
the Appointment of Commissioner of
, In ““5“" ‘0 111““ qmmns ”‘9 Fisheries and Game who shall do the necessary to call for the ballot b0?”
1 recent announcement is repeated thatI 1 Druties of the Shell-Fish Commission- used at the contested election
"providing for the appointment of
a shell fish commission by the Gov-;
the Senate. and fixing salary.
“.—
0PiN' MEETING OF
IINIGIIIS 0f CIIIIIMBII
The second of the series of joint
meetings of Catholic Union Council. of
Norwaik, and South Norwalk Council.
Knights of Columbus, will be held in
St Joseph‘s School Hall.
evening, February 25th.
The principal speaker on this occa-
sion will be P. H. Dunn, of New York
city Each member of the Councils
has the privilege of inviting a friend.
The last affair. which was held In N01-
walk. was a great success. and “1111
Knights oi the Second district are en-
deavoring to eclipse the recent. event.
The social hall of the school has been
secured. as the club rooms of South
Norwalk Council are too small to ac-
commodate the. Knights and their
guests. An invitation to the Holy
Name Society. of Noroton, has been
A good adv. pays best In the best Taken from the original play. Pleasant extended and a good (191°88‘10“ I5 ex-
pected.
Thursday). Mrs. Daniel Levay, to John 801165, the
‘1 try, Fish and Vegetables;
Prices are v‘ery reasonable.
ator, was not vary fresh as to the num-I ‘
ber of votes that were. questioned and Store closes at noon today.
afterwards allowed. Mr. Starr told theI ,___I .
committee that was his first experience} 5 _ . .
Ias a moderator~aiso his last. Beers Mea‘ & Prov-lSlon C0.
Attorney D. Northrup. of Middle 1 ‘
town. represented Mr. Strong, and
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Representative Hegemau last nighti
'informed The Sentinel Mr. Strong's
petition for Representative Day‘ 3 seat Pla'e (“med Bee‘
would be unfavorably reported some
‘tee. He said the man's testimony did
not substantiate his allegations. Rep-
lrenentative Hegeman did not deem it.
‘ Small Fresh llams
I’igs’ Hooks . . . . . . .
Side Pork, corned
\ativc
California Harris
i it appears that a number of elec-
tions have been contested in and
iuecticut.
I Representative Hegenian has a nun-
jber of important and interestinghear-
‘ings to conduct in the future. The lo-I
Small Pig Pork Loin
cal man manages to keep very busy,
with his work in Hartford. lie saysu
I he likes his first. experiences as all act-I
'uai maker of the 1aws.'1
(licomaraginc
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HAD AN ENGAGEMENT PARTY.
A11 engagement party was given at‘
32 Lexington avenue. Saturday night,
at which time the engagement of Miss
“Elizabeth Levay. daughter of Mr and
Telephone 583-2
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Lean Fresh Shoulders
.11 1 1...
Cl11'1l1'eus and I owls.
.................. 14¢“
Ilcst Sugar Cured Hams . . . . . .
assesses-soon.
n
10 lbs. 75c
lit: % lb.
'iSe/filb.
141‘
15(-
13¢
16¢
15¢-
, Hind Quarter Spring I 3111b . .. . . . .... .............
1 . .\II kinds Salt Fish.
..... “18¢ 20¢ 251'
Saur Kraut ......... .. ...........
Charnok’s
10.6” L'II
Free Deliverv
son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Soltes,
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was announced.‘ About forty friends
of the young people were present. AI
flue supper was served, and after~I
ward dancing was indulged in. Thei
young lady Is a popular employee ofI
the R. & G. Company. and Mr. Soltes.
is employed by the Lockwood Mama I
lecturing Lompany. It was a IateI
hour when the guests departed. TheI
wedding will take place the latter part I
of April.
Shoulder Steak
11011111111111 .
Rib Lamb Chop
lnin 1.1111111 Chop
1
121'
12c
lie
221'.
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Marguerite Clark in the Goods Girl.
'5 parts. Lockwood's Hall and Pleasant
Hour. Tuesday. .
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—MARGUER|TE CLARK. II
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
111111111.
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