$3113 roughest. 'j'
‘ Mm us
you KAY BE
EUR]: OF A
jSQUARE DEAL
Ti-I'E WHOLE
¥EAR “ROUND
(INCLUDING
UAN HONEST
TON FROM
of floor you will have.
7 The Hatch e Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONE. 2
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
arid sellingnlue to abuse methan nuythingelseyou can put your
money into. Such floors cut down house won and are sanitary.
Our stock comm-bee the belt of their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are desirable as they take a hith polish and hold
it. Whether you are building new or just recovering old doors.
should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the lrf'ud
Wm
(Continued from Fire! Pa .
") GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALI. i
you Statistics along the line which you '
ask for are not kept by this depart- i
. ment, so that any statements can only
-' he ....... . “T" G 0 - s H A r The Thee i
From the reports made by the va- Distinct Distinct ' !
rious inspectors who go throughout e .
' the state in the. course of their duties, New MOdCIS NEMO Full Figures
sun TO sun
,«
._ k "E
' inis GOA
OMPANY
Furniture of
Quality
The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies {or
all time.
That's the sort we oils; yo u here.
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OUAL/f)’ HICHIJT - Fir/CL)” to
t — H war ~
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
the gain.
stile
.\s l have
OPTICIAN
' O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
u.
Eyes Examined Free
~ NIEW"YEAR. .
; AHMED, 'T'WILL BE
_ of your home are
» out :el'llh coverings of
wall paper—«paper that
neonate, makes,“
and inviting. Happily
in .. position to offer you
afiesnes ‘93qu 9 Kinds
Home-made Sausage ..
Sperry & Banes‘ Sausage
22c
Schnllze’s Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST.
SOUIH NORWALK.
‘ 39 MAIN ST.
NORwALx.
l
tionsl papers at ex»~
‘ shine...
fir. fret». 254,.
Shunt» interim
inflicts after the
5 upon the lite
. d52y"American"int .
'Rober‘of the Na.- .
ion." in}?
before alsuhni‘vi-
‘ at for the lam
. mcrlcan countries
cinching; from‘ the
South America'iiave not
. s the: liltpbi‘ts’.” he
are coming “mere {largely
“States than heretofore.‘
”particularly to coffee.
'ahd'cehtzh" j '
ls‘Te's‘plained‘ that the ii-
i! in a number of the;
._ ‘n fwarbegiin urns largely
for ‘ thce‘ dimcnlues-‘ of
in'lhose‘ countries. ,-
_. ‘ N .
no. notes. ' .
or? he City met, {as
or uteri-2m s}...
. 3
5‘ annular}
43,311,. Scientific V-
roost! IN WALL STREET.
catibnii ‘arising from the sinking of the
steamship
.countries at the time'eohsres. _~coppers"a .
Pacific, Reoding.- [New york Central." . k . _‘ f . . l
St} Paul and Erin sharing in: the: de- l PILOT ANDERSON'S LlCENs SOS-Tie.-'rhe'tunerel of William .H. Huyler. of ~ . _ . ,. .
j Roweyten was held yesterday amb’subetantlal..and M“ keep 9” for a. ITALIAN DOCK
' ' ~ . imuch longer period than in previous; .,
cum. United States Sites], which: _
‘ n ‘enoazaeeoniochgm “the nhway- _.
changed hahes'iufble‘ckii (TH-0.00 ‘0). '.‘-Nntt~‘.i.onoos.i..ian. sworn??? » . ,
Milo shares. rialdedonly'ja substaneicmm, inane or: or sm‘m v” 1 LE”? Baptist‘shurch. Thhservicee Voter .
tint; fraction. he'l‘he‘jgmsrket rallied; ‘ -
s‘harplli.‘ fierpeofiie’iosees Oxngm this city. Pilot. lot L! e' If} . . ,
mfiwr’ecore 301.1“: ‘ g _ mun,
were-firm. ’ ' W
ing towns asking them to come
service. in
aim of
997 Main street
, ' ”NEW YORK. Jan. 3 (“all Streetrring. This was followed by another rise
10:30 a; m.).L-Fears of fresh compli-gln‘ which the ‘average of recoveriesl
gwns higher. Tradingon these succes-
{sliio inn}'enients"f’-'vvas‘ eatensive, the
tone 'fO' the markethnr the opening of“ first hour’s turnover: totalling almost
the. first sessiun" of the New Year; ln'lalmoo allures..huTlie more stable tone
. place of the strength tihat marked theiot thd later market was isoribed- to
close of 1915. prices? of active lssues‘ further advices front London, which
fell from one toiour points;- alleywarieput: a lessenerious phase‘on the'Persln
n3 rails. like Unionécipisode. , ' “
'l’crsia imparted it heavy
-- sweetener:
m...—
nmi. n: .STRm.—: Moore-Thelma;
t
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OUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION
RESOLVED :--'l'ltat we will do our utmost in 1916 to
deserve a repetition of the Banner Business so generously
given us in 1915. The Old Year marked a full half century
of continuous business in Bridgeport. and was
celebrated at our GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY in Novem-
ber. At that time we gathered together a wealth of jewels.
watches and kindred articles the equal of which we can
safely say was never shown in Connecticut. and possibly in
New Englaudfi We sent invitations through the press. and
by mail to the good pcoph- of Bridgeport, and the surround
'and enjoy
’bcoutiiul Objects gathered in honor of the event, and to View
our Holiday Stock. The response was immediate and far in
excess oflour most sanguine expectations.
. greeting oldixieudsncwiacos appeared. and, those
-‘ came to see, remained to purchase; resulting inrthc largest
. volume of business we have ever enjoyed. -
.- OUR KEYNOTE FOR 1916
Was sounded at that Birthday Party. and during the comiiig
year‘we will use over? effort to maintain that standard. .
which was so much appreciated. and so generously support;
ed. That the name of FAIRCHILD may remain as a land
markeoi square dealing. courteous treatment, and
' thc'iuturcas in the past, will be the Constant
lacondn (Topper and American Smelling; .
‘ 'sought lower levels-than at the openei .
‘ |: Mrs. F. A. Merrill.
Mrs. F. A. Merrill, of 1'13 Main St.
died Saturday night. at her into home.
William. E. ,wiihe [and nonhuman!
“ ”"3Thorn;infliiock'..lslendze80nnrl;0et; arm by
5 sheriff
puny. He is
‘ properly
._ : walk.
and
the rarc
; lure dealer.
While we were
who
,/
prompt l “m-
I 0 e‘ ‘ . 7 , I ‘ .. . James Augustus l.
' F3M“de&80 { inc. an M “a home" " . . n» r‘
0 , . l'strecl. The deceased was about fifty lt indicated thnt 8‘9“ " “Wk “9" 3 ins. Several witnesses were heard,
~ horouzhly 30‘? and the. accused was bound over. An
Established 1865-
- Come in where you henr'theihimea
._ « . l
Bridgeport Conn.
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here- 1‘
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PEMnEo. , . .
i
_ sunshine: his» license Jigs: masterh-marrm‘d..." 3m Isles; Four... lb.”
"Hypo" jay hie-3 motherfselliii pilot sus' _
“movement: in: format“. representative their “found: guilty! of Mention ' ‘p
:stwtuchoionrsmhihe Paw .minerishh her-"gr
h‘v
\ .w
. f
i 1
this general statement as to condi-
tions in Connecticut can be made: At
the present time industrial and busi-
ness conditions are excellent. Connec
ticut has a considerable number of
industries which make supplies used
in war. These concerns have had war
. trdcrs. directly or indirectly, and their
business is booming; if the war shohld
continue. that condition
doubtedly remain the same in those “
lines of industry. :
directly afiectrd by
the year business has
at the present time SBt‘lllsglU be on
There are no statistics available as
to the number of unemployed in the
However. the percentage musti
be rather small and is confined large-é I
iy to unskilled labor. There seems \ui
be at the present lime an ample marl ' -
hot for skilled labor of every kind. i
statement is a general one. based up;
on observations of the investigators
ioi‘ this department, and is not based
. upon any statistics.
‘ inn of the frightful scenes aiiendsntj lice routine.
.“Don UN“ catastrophe. Ml'l- llfiflol'di Working knowledge of business Of-
aidrreble cxperinesu slid confidence.
' .
. Daniel Drie'eell.
h Dflllk‘l 'llrlecoll. 10M” .depuiy termination of ordinary questions with
in Westport.
ihobert L. Clerhson, slime twenty odd
' Fem ego. died at his home in Brdige- markets. their\ natural and moon-v
I port. Tuesday night. Me an proprie- factored products. .
tor of the Park City (ginning com-p
two brothers and one ‘slster.
rich and Charles. and Lllse'Mary
coll. ands brother. Timothy. of .\'or- Ferrell, " the need of
also a brother John Driscoll, of specially trained American salesmen automobile and scoured Springwood
- Brooklyn. .24 Y.
lnent citizen of the town. and in ad-.
Milton to the deputy sheriflahlp but «for exports will consist of
i been on undertaker. livaryrnsn.
l berlnlfl'ldeni of the Ketchumferm.‘
'known as “Hockanuni.”
‘ .\ilss Connery, of Georgetown, and is foreign buyers and sold in mmitio
survived by his wife. and three child- \vltn mono who are already well en-i Strutton was searching the Pushns
ren. James C.. Randell... and Miss trenched and well
Florence Drisooll.
a member (if the Holy Name society,
of St. Augustine’s church, Bridkcpori.f of men
and a funeral mass was celebrated
,nt that church Friday morning.
. torment in St. Mary's cemetery. .\‘or-4
‘ James A. Roach.
years of age. l‘unreal
havemotyet been fully completed. bu .
'the. services will probably be held;
‘ ' {from Raymond's undertaking parlorsi —— JADE iior Court.
. on Wednesday morning. at 10 o'clocim‘ CONT'NUED GOOD ' l ’
. l a , VICTIMS OF FEMAL; CHECK
The deceased was fortyinlnoyesrs of nose in batting will. continue. for". male “heck w,9rk9r,.‘“ {his city durlugi . ...,.;..,
use; Men! services will be held on a iong‘ time to mine." shin E. . 43‘" W35 New“? Chérgmfi‘he 9:! . . . ‘ ~ .. ;
xvmahmonmeme.hm . enshrizssrihsh. messes; V were on the Seine
. later, Mrs.‘ ” “' ‘ . . v. ._ . * . . . " , , , ‘
mi“ "”3““ °' her 8 “1" 3"“ ”‘ “Mm“ 8‘ Mm H” cured the change. Rey. Patrick Dolomi . x; ~ . ,
Chl‘flfs Taylor, 0‘ New Canaan. “‘09., and u-eilknown in batting circles;
terment M“ 53 l“ the 0! Ridge come- I Saturday. “As-far as the batting busi-
Fun‘ril der. Marlee. '
mechanism awrenenrysgeéhgmonih, , . . , . ’ . ,,
W ”llum‘ing‘ , ioeiti’émrr. it“. eKnottyjformerly °t Danbuiy. “Mi'gchrnme-utldccrec, all; ports all“;
Themmvhm ‘hfi‘ifll! mature ,
. » . - ~ . confine-meme? “warm
‘T he “WM“WhicmrhW'fiflarminms.Weir-held. . .
tiresome-hauler “sort-owing
pended forklift days. ~'liavintr'ultihhhe‘dgqu”- ".W'umomfiigenhgj. if . ‘ p ' .
Mimhineihooglmum no! " q T .q intitoesfiof umcr 6‘ "d
ti. “5 1“ “ .. ”‘7 . “M“ I» - 'v . ’r‘ a.» . .4 I“: .n
TriStram *& Vat “
‘ $3.00
(‘1) to date in the highest degree are thew three grail .\'ciiiu favorites. now complete-
l_\" reconstructed, vastly improved, and giving tln- crcct. military figure. of lillfi~1hc
.\l'.\V Ncmo Self-Reducmg Corsets Nos. 318, 319 and 32L“, ;
fillike in hygienic and comfort features, the proportions in these three mmlcls are varied
to .\Ull the three types of the full figure’fltort. medium and tall. Your le)l\'ll)l‘:\l.
would - .
iicurc can be fitted at once‘no alterations.
\IB-
ix’cducc and support the abdomen with comfort: drive away excess flesh permanently:
in other lines not ‘
tome and be fitted. i ,
the
been fair,
war during outwcar two ordinary Corsets.
but
No. ate—m- short etpcky figures, with heavy abdomen—$3.00.
No. Sis—for stout figures of medium height, flesh well distributed—$3.00.
No. 321—for tall, portly figures, high but and back—43.00.
WE CLOSE MONDAY EVENINGS AT SIX O'CLOCK.
~‘
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said before, the above]
l C O O O O 9 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 9 O O O O O Q ' . O
J A fARREll URGES ‘:ieo’e.».«.ee.«.«.«.«.«.ee.ee.ee.».».ee,«.ee:ee.ee.u:«:ee:ee.ee.eea
e e 4 ‘ .
1.. . g
t. H. Krieger 8100.52;
1 W001 0f “.3. lililli
William 5. llydt‘. ‘
/ i‘ommissionir of Labor Statistics. 0
. Hartford, December l3. 1915. WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.. Men spec-V .3:
, -—-‘-—-- ---— --- flaily trained are a prize requisite for‘ ‘
, DEATHS AND FUNERALS. ithe developmental Amuicn's Weigh? _. ‘3’
. - e~~ ._. I trade _ ’3. $’
, Mn. William Harford. ' This was emphasized in the ad- 0:0 e:e
5: WALL STREET 3 Mrs. Ellen liarford' 85 years old, wi- 'drcss of James A. Farrell, president‘o. .°.
NORWALK "dow of the late William liarford, died : of the United States Steel corporationjfi. at e ew ears.
PHONE “8 - this morning at 10 o'clock at bernnd chairman of the National Foreign ee . .3.
' home on 9 Burbank street. Funeral , Trude council. lie spoke Saturday mg}. . ..
isertlces will be held \‘l ednesdey morn- . the educational conference on foreign? : Wlth a Char 8 Account at 3
ing at 9 oclock from St. Josephajservice training. ; ' . I g '3’
church. hm. Harfordls survived by He named the chief rcquitlea in the 00 00
‘three children. They are District Come lrnlnng of young men for the foreign 3. O S 2
lmiasioner 1). William iiurford and.irnde. They are; ,. 3. “I tore ?:
ilhllas Anna liar-ford. of this city. until Well grounded knowledge the .8. .3
T flames llarford. of Brooklyn, .\'. l’. lFinglish language, and of one or. 3 ’3.
......- ...._. ' w” . -.. 1 Among the older rallioed men. .\ire. ’ morr languages in addition. ‘ O. 'x'
Eilarford la wry well-Known. at the Knowledge of nritiimgt’i‘c. including? Y , l . . ' 0.0
_ , . time of the terrible draw-bridge acci- ' percentage. merchandi and currency . o " '.
22c :13: 1‘33: """""" lg: idem in this city. her husband wasiculculatlona and short mt‘llioda or .5 oul find It convenient to get your.:.
_ . ‘ """""" ‘drsw-tender. and Mrs. llarford. up loan-urine computation. ‘ '
mg. mg ............ an n... u... o, h... mm Wm WM pm... WW 0, WW 0,1 3: clothes even when your purse is low.
00.
”59:0
'A gnod name and good credit is worth
0
often relieved her husband durlnlr his lice routine. .. _ , , :
lduty on the dl‘ilWlll‘idIanq cared fort Working knowledge'of the routine 0 _ > ..
ilho alumnus of "an. em. with 00W of manufacturing. including the ele- ’ -.. . I " . more thy] Read! money ’.‘ . .
’._.___-
-a"!v
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J‘AILEO ON. Moaoea CHARGE.
menu of production «on. .. . .1 , . . . ‘
; Sufficient Muwnmnt‘e With ‘ TON”W‘¢’4'€‘WWW09¢4”.”}°WW
mercial law and practice to enable due
illllllildlill Sills Sill ‘
, . , \vixsrtm, cinni, ‘Jiin.’ ii.» Alhwi
|N MWIlThuyer. urresi’cd iii “‘iiigdule. N. \'.,
last week. in connection with the kill-
ing of Henry Sti‘eidp, at Gaylordsville,‘
on October 17, is now in the county
jjail at Litchileld, it was learned to- . '
day. by Coroner S. A. Herman, charg-
Ird .witli tlicemnrder. The coroner
examined the prisoner when Tbsp-ct .
reached Winsted on his way to Little
field. '
under Sheriff out frequent rerouse to lawyers.
Knowledge of domestic and foreign
Systematic study of the marineI
survived in Weapon by transportation. .
Pat-E "if we‘nced American ships and
Drisg banks for our foreign trade," said Mr..
an only of
(Continued from Page One.)
-—.—.——-—
A abort time after Sergeant lyeatlie
ecrland and Officer Stratton hired on
He had been at “01113111“! employee "‘ more acute. l for Puekos. The police arrived at a
"For may years I 10180 part :seloon in that district Just a half
‘ ngtw hour afterhe had left. The man's
parents, cm. and .\irs.'Jemes Pushes,
, reside on Rockland Road. off Ely ave-
?nue. and the police made for their
““151 be‘ home. _
of the Mr. and Mrs. l’uskns were met out
n‘ the way to the house. They said they’
lhudn't seen their son. While Ollicer
.ASSISTANT Posmasrea in ’WA.‘ '
TERBURY o'EAD. ' 't' ‘
rural-i products which will practically sell
and for it while was sunthemselvee.
"Manufactured goods
lie married adapted to the requirements
.wh'rauiiiriti', Conn, .lan 397ml-
master Edward .\I. O‘Brien telegraph-
ed to Washington today; seeking per-’
mission to close the poatoflice for two . ; ‘
hours Tuesday, on account of ille:Iull-..‘-r"‘i
era] of john T. Boylan. Luv. myrrh. '. "5:?
who died suddenly on Sunday morn: L
ing, had been assistant postmaster at . - .
the local office since 1894: ‘ -- V
.‘m'v‘
informed as to the‘ barn, and Sergeant Lestherland the
mom. house. Eugene J. O'Connell. di'iver of
the training the automobile, informed the officers
he newsman in the woods near. the
‘0'" 3‘1”" trade is the WWW house. Officer Stratton recognized the
import i .man as‘Puakas. and he was taken into
._ ' custody.
"Through its committee on educa-i i-‘or unately Buscko‘s wound was
» . not deep enough to be of a serious na-
.lion ‘0’ foreign trade the hallonnli lure. The injured man identified the
=le‘orel8n trade 000110“ “8 conducted: prisoner immediately after he was
‘an investigation as to the efficacy of l/caplured.
Puskas. who
The deceased was requirements of foreign
l '0: equal importance to
jation of others for handling
ln-iirade. /
.——-——
hash/wife and several
‘oach' died on Sun-I; our public school andcollege oddest;
_ .smnll children. was arraigned before
No 28 knight 2‘10“ 35 “ Pmp‘mfion for foreign trade. , Judge George H. \‘mhurgh this morn-
arrangements ‘ the three R3 was not t
’ ti quired by many of the; [urinates of our
public. schools." I .i
ieffort is being made today to raise
the $500 necessary for l’tiskas’ release
until the February term of the Super-
iE. M. Friedman, of St. Louis, Looks; " WORKER.
l ‘ For It in nagging} ' ,NEW BRITAIN, Jan. 3.—-Two mer-
i “l‘fully believe that the good .busl~;°h“,m3 were victimized bY‘a clever '
. .
Side
when you buy your meats, soul
try. etc. at chprnok's. We are
» . . pert judg'es oi prime iheet a
.h ,tender poultry, and nothing“ in
‘ its way to our market ”but: i y
, .‘choineet find, most delicious inea
that can be produced sweltering
prime roast of beef. r-dnnt‘ i~
0}“le "or spring Janina t
flouting chicken? or" turkey
. meltefm'dini‘ér a tea-
venues. n‘hm' Chernok’s.
pastor of St. Joseph's church, whose
. , . signature women the checks. declared
P1935 "is concerned. we appear. to b9? it to be a forgery. One check was for
passing through a period-of unusual ; ‘15 and the other for $25 ..
business..wbich I think i{ strong afidi
. , , . . LABORERS UNDER. "
“other” e he , _ l .. . martini: CONTROL
r. Friedman» is a- partner of "W3 eJR‘OM‘E, .13“- 2’ 8.361,: ill-“3);. .
.weuhtost, PW!“ .“ “my?! '91 "“Wdocic‘ laborers have been placed
"1‘9“”: 9"" 3- “timing“? We“?! under military control- This. ac-.
“1"‘mmi’ ”a“ “'7“ . ‘ i9" WW?“ rlion has.,.liceii-J"iakeni for _ the ‘ pure,
the-east. and: xenon he nedimndw'ose .Oi‘ preventing/gm“... for . _ ,
Magnum ‘lh’ft ”,9 Mill'hi her wages duringthe. ort t9. 7"" ‘
l “ '1, -‘ idiseueun‘ibcr'rh e’ 9‘ l
r
rent; 3 of need ehbusipess
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