IF YOU DEAL
YOU MAY BE
SURE OF A
SQUARE DEAL
THE WHOLE 1,
YEAR ’ROUND i
INCLUDING 3
AN HONEST l
TON FROM ,
SUN T0 SUN l
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run ,
taunts COAL:
COMPANY
3%?" NEW YEAR,
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Hardwood Floors
add selling value to I house now than anything else you can put your
money into. Such floors cut down house work and are sanitary.
Our stock wmprisee the beet of their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are desirable as they take a high polish and hold
it. Whether you are building new or Just recovering old floors. you
should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind
of floor you will have. ;- xv- .
l The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
flag&' -‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
rm 'iw‘=§M~
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only
l lives
10f 11
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street
South Norwalk,
Phone I 180
13 Main Street
Norwalk.
Phone 88x
101‘ i
the
New
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rt'pii
‘ Now
% @SPECIALS® M
For Today
Best Creamery Butterfa lb. 34c
INDEED, 'TWILL BE
”June of your home are
M031“ with of
1' Wall paper paper that
hes the home, makes it
.‘l and inviting. llappily
cm critics
. exceptional
low prices.
papers at ex-
\\~’on’t you lot
‘ Gorisam Co
St" East Norwalk
Tel. 452.
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' 1N WALL STREET
per cent.
Jan. 5. (Wall Street
declines in \‘fl.l‘l0ll\‘ spec
'i .trly the. War group
points under.
lenses showed full recovery
y-irregular.
' . FICERS.
‘ g year.
flan-y- Moore.
rut—J. Anderson.
r w ry—«Goiuld J. Hoyt.
Secretary-”George
,va Peterson.
‘ stallion Raymond.
irold Miles.
. as good
«nicer as ytu ought :
to to, ffmnrkot
railway opening at a '
but soon advancing auf~
United States
demand, rising well above
ed‘ithe specialties, advanc-
49, later increasing this
’ market developed a i‘ev»
»' soon after the opening,
Much is to its, Cruciblel
SS; and-Oil and Motor i‘ssnes‘
United
tail from 3481-8 to S? .L; and
Imiltu‘ly affected. Trading
. . the setback, but. by mid-
K tRON MOULDER'S OF-
lit 'lron .‘tiouldcrs‘ Union
brass meeting last evening}
lowing officers were elected
Law-
a Sentinel
your
: Pure Lard, 2 lbs. for 250
Eggs a Dozen 30c
l 15% Pounds Sugar for $1.00
Fancy Potatoes, a Pick 30c
i Best Flour, a Bag 85c
l Best Flour, a Barrel $6.80
A8: P. Tomatoes Fancy a Can 13c
A&P.Corn Fancy Maina Ca" 10c
Succotash 3 Cans for 25c
Iona Peas a Can 70
Spinach 3 Cans for 25c
100 Stamps With 1 Can B. Powder 50c
EXTRA STAMPS WITH
‘ EXTRA STAMPS WITH
' " Jan. 5. (with Stl‘et’i.: TEAS COFFEES
"ii-Higher prices provailedl too Stamps with r lb. 30 Stamps with 1 lb. El
fanning, standard shares: Fancy Chop Tea 70c Ryad Coffee ....... 35c
nu! .Coppers scoring nit-L 75 Stamps with 1 lb. 25 Stamps with 1 lb.
th a few unimportant or} New Crop Tea .. .. 60c Ambosa ........... 32c
”wanna Steel was the; .60 Stamps with. 1 lb. 20 Stamps with 1 lb.
“ boon advancing 5 1-2, Tea .. ............ soc Sultana . .......... 30c
, «and Tennessee Copper, 40 Stamps with 1 B). I 5 Stamps with t lb. Iona
point. New York Central Tea ............... 40c Coffee ............ 25c
The Great A. 81 P. Tea Co.
124 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
tum
llosi
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stated. lit-cause ul lllt‘ lat-gr volumi- oi ‘
. busl
' the embargo placed by lllr New York,
' Haven and Hartford railroad on
Ne w
. lkceuiber 27.
lions,
t'lllll
; 1y than the
"HIV
The notice adds that all freight bills
prlo
bi-
prcssctl that with good weather cot:
tillit
1 short time.
.DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Major H. B. Smith, vice-president of
I the
; York. died on Monday. at his home lti
.lhut
has
hill
local yachting men will bear with
rt-Kr
' jr.. of Greenwich, Connecticut, which
occurred at his home in that place ycs~
‘ turd
known by the local yuclitsnit‘n, and he ‘
own
tic,
_. 100000le mflll
Lease to love lieu Englandl,
Freight
BOSTON ,
lilllltlkill had three which
spurt» and these
leased by the .\'cvv lieu-n,
were in the same predicament as tlie‘
pimer.
‘ The two recent storms cost I
listen road SlJiUtLUUU,
a statement which
stockholders by l’rcmdcnl Elliott.
‘ This estimate of loss intludcs p’dSN-‘ll-
llUS'l‘UN, Jun. .3.
bingo on
pcrisliublc foodstuffs for human (‘OlI-i
010008 NEW lllllill
Three Engines Available fort
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.lan. 5.~—Three locomo
were all that l'resident Elliott‘l
to New York, New Haven and;
Hartford railroad, had been able today!
to obtain from other eastern roads to‘
.7 assist in relieving the freight conges-i
~- , iion on the New Haven system. He;
J telegraphed the heads of all the rail»,
roads east of
north of the Potomac River sskingf
the Mississippi and;
'reighi engines. The lacka‘wannat
ll i'uuld‘.
immediately ,
Most of.
they ._
were
other roads reported that
llflYt‘ll and had no spare. motive
l
llt’ New '
according to;
is bring sent on,
and freight business llllbbt‘d, and
irs to the t-lcciriiied system.
Nolii-t- of an t'lil
all freight consigned to
England points, cxceiii live stock,
pitch and coal, was sent by the
on and .Albtiny railroad to its con
ions at Albany. .\'. Y.. last night.
ll> step was lLt'Ct’liZil)‘, it “as
tit-as diverted to thc toad through
llndcr thesi- condi—
it is stated, freight has tit--
ulalctl west of Albany more rapid-
lioston and Albany nan
9 it cast.
r to and including January it, will
acct-pied. and tho hope is t'.\-
his lllt- einharuo will be lifted in a
Mayor H. B. Smith.
.lerotne Paper t‘ouipiuu', of Newi
1
city. The Jerome Paper Company
a branch factory on Water street,
to First District.
George Lauder, Jr.
at of the death of George louder,
uy. .\lr. Lauder was very Well
i Tristram
& Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
Mid-Winter
For Sale
Friday and Saturday of this week
A New Year Offering far excelling any previous fur sale in Norwalk. Including all of the
most wanted pelts in the latest models of
Ladies' Fur Coats, Mutts and Scarfs
At Bargain Prices
Our entire Fur Stock marked way down, and Lehrberger & Asher's entire sample line at
not wholesale prices.
Mr. Lehrbcrgcr. of the latter firm, who has made many friends at Our Annual For Sales,
will be in personal charge of this event. 4 K 3. ‘
REMEMBER :—This is a CLEARANCE SALE, and every item will be marked at a price to
make prompt purchases a necessity.
.4
ed the last schooner-yacht, Atlan- .‘
which hold the record tit one time
for the fastest trip across the Atlantic.
The l'imct‘ul or .\lt.~'
vi William llnrfurtl.
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3tnor
jt‘liu
limited by RH. It. .I.
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Funeral of Mrs. Harforri.
lvlllcli.
was hold this
widow
mm; at it o‘clock ironiSt. Joseph‘s
I't'll. 'l‘lic requiem Hill‘s Wits coir
t‘urroll. Mrs.
;\\‘lllluni Tammany and llcruad Tully.
‘Il‘llllf‘l‘f‘d approprlatc solos. IlllEl’fllt'lll‘
:lollowcd in St. Mary's court-tarp» Tlit“
pull
bearers were: Joint and Williuin‘
i.‘lc.\lahon. l‘. l-‘. Dropliy, Thomas Roy-l
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is. W. 1'. Ward. and .l. 3'. Scullcy.‘ You are 0“ {he Safe
Funeral of Mr. Decker.
lic i'uuci‘al of t‘liat‘los .\l. lleckor,‘
who was suitor-tiled in tho llotcl Cong
.
I
nor
itcrday morning.
trot
E afternoon at
llllll
tlcut fire, in \\'atcrbnr_v, early yes-z
has been chancedq
aftt-rnoon to Friday1
o'clock, at “'Illt'lii
0 services will be hold froth llict
it Thursday
1' :30
'latc home in 22 (‘ottauzc street. 'I‘llt‘:
{change in the St‘l‘tlt‘t‘s is made tliati
l.\ir.
‘warsnaunv FIRE Loss is PUT
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' Frankfurter; ........... 16c lb. Plate Corned Beef 10c lb.
‘ Chopped Beet ......... 16c lb, Rump Corned Beef ..... 16c lb.
Beef Liver ............ 10c lb. Prime Spire Ribs ...... 14:: lb.
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
HE ALLEGES DECEIT.
ed to Him Ae Other Documents.
of a legal paper,
Fairfield visited the. superior court this the decree had been grant“.
morning to protest‘sgainst'thedivnrcel His lawyer scoured the names oi; the
which was granted to Olga Daring last ‘ witnesses today and a motion they be
Friday by Judge Ginger. _
o * Daring visited the court mcompsny‘mering chat-gen her husband
'young husband alleged that when for-‘with a leather belt.
lield served the divorce writ on. him
he asked Mrs. Dering to translate it!
. . lib } .
Says Divorce Papers Were Represent- Messfugirlfigizo‘gafi: {1:83:5‘3332 ile]
alleges, that the paper simply meant i“
Claiming that ha 14-year-old bride' she Wanted her filmed Changed‘ .
tleceived him in regard to the contents declares he knew “0‘3““5 “’0‘“ the d" with brick
Gustave Dell-mg of vorce until he read in thepapers that
in“
'fourth floor. The hotel register was
He 19!
imade to have the'case reopened. Mrs. Elrear. _
,ihe breeze, the flames wcrisrcrmtlned
with Attorney Paul 8:.flnamuen. The “cruelty. saying that 'he often beat her [within the hotel.
with
llvlr. Hanse and his clerk are. unable to
ccommodated with rooms.
tstruction.
:district with the building or Rent a;
iHughes, Dry Goods Company and the
lplnnt of the "Republican" just in the
Becker's brother. Ralph Ilt‘t‘ki'l‘,i
'may be allowed time to arrive in tliisi
potty from-Florida i
AT $100,000.
r...
_3m One Lite Lost in Hotel Connecti-
cut Flt-e.
WATERBURY, .lttn. l’i."r;\ preliniin- t
'ary search of the mass of smoking and
rubbish inside the walls or what was=l1uurt
,the Connecticut Hotel, burned earls-flint a 1
yesterday, convinces the police audil'ulns
firemen that all of the guests and em-E i083 is D1
'ployecs not out and that there are noil'c
'bodles underneath. This nuparentlyilerior of the hole
:couflrnis the first impressions of the:
'authoritics although sortie d
'lield whether it was possible for every
one to have escaped in the face- of the
:blaze which swept in a very few min-
l
as from the hotel basement to the
‘DIVORCED BY HIS CHILD BRlDE,‘mer DP lllt ' Shfil'lfl' Elwo ' - . v . . . =
l 3 0d 0‘ Fa" not found in the search and ilroluibll'll‘”y “Km" l‘uo ol’ the“ ateclassed. Bridgeport ‘0 Stamford.
'Twat-t burned and the hotel manager.-
1 exactly' how many guests were
The ho-
was of tour stories in height,
walls and substantial con-
it is located in a congested
After a hard tight made so by
The firemen spent the morning
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tender poultry. anti nothing finds . . .
its way to our market but the :3. :
choicest and most delicious meals , . . , ‘ ‘z’
u... 1,. produced «mm. A " You ll find it convenient to get vouw
prime midst of beef, 3 dainty leg ’0 ' . e?
rib or spring mm». . tender « clothes even when your purse is low. 0.0
roasting chicken or turkey will . ' e
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make your dinner a feast when it
comes from '(‘hnrnok'a
Charnok’s Market
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TEL. 44.5. FREE DELIVERY 9.0%”:9.”.”o”.”.”.”.”.”.”.”o“o”o”.”.”.”.”.”.”.“}¢;«:«I
lrowning out the outliers in the ruins
demolition of the walls may be neces~i sideswiped one of the badly
oubt waslsnry before rcbuildlng.
't
the baSement and quickly worked up-;.
wards.
in the. hospital was reported satisfac-i
I
as seriously though
lfatnlly hurt.
mutton assists . -
Earound the vicinity in general, and
the whole body of the machine was
knocked sidewise. The front or the
truck, which came into contact with
the wall. was badly smashed up, and
a great. many repairs will have to be
made before the injured machine can
again be put in operation. .
Two telephone poles, at the foot ot-
tlic lilll, one. of which the truck
Struck, are in a very dangerous poa‘iy
tion and have. figured in nearly ev-
ery automobile accident which has
occurred at the Spot. it was due to
the impact with one of these poles,
that the machine was crashed into the
wall.
Another Accident
on Westport lllll
the police maintained a close
1 over the hotel site. Later in the
uore careful search under the
“ H0 PMMMP'. .Th.‘ financial Westport Avenue Hill again proved
ated at $100,000. Nothing has 1“ be on its job as an automobile
The in-; wrecker. yesterday afternoon, when a
it. big Gartord truck, loaded with cast-j
lugs. came down the hill on the fin
. placed tel-r,
Tht‘ origin Ofi ephone poles at the foot of the bill,
it began in? and brought up with a crash against
2 the stone wall.
The truck was a practically new
I two ion machine, and belonged to
The condition of the several patients‘ Sheeley Brothers, of Shelton, Connec-
lticut, and was heavily loaded with
being taken from
en done about. rebuilding.
l is entirely gone an
be tire is undetermined.
/-~—
‘ “‘5me ““0“ “'9” FORD ESCAPES HONORS.
“0‘ “FCPSSMIIY‘: Everything went fine until the top
{of Westport lliill was reached. The
machine was travelling rather rapid- Ford, leader of the peace movement
I at the time, and this, coupled with, ‘ ‘
3 the icy condition of the‘hill, made them The Hague, returned to Detroit to-
.driver lose control of his lilachllle.lday, but at the station he avoided a
l He tried to take the corner. 1"“ onlyidele ation of local citizens who had .
KlllEll ONE REBI'E succeeded in sideawlping a telephone plunged to welcome him home and:
male at the edge ‘of the curb. This. . ‘
‘PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti, Jan. 5.“! shock sent the bony truck slanting present him with a floral piece m to
A’ revolutionary outbreak occurred uti into the stone wall. The truck atopscognmon of his peace efforts. He, m
2 o'clock this morning at Port aui ped, but. the driver did not. He kept mined in his private car and proceed.
- The force of American man right. on going, and landed in the snow. . ..
ge‘gcffiaintained in this city was flt-l on the other Iide of the wall. Air-led to hiscountry home at Deacbom. 3
tacked: One. of the rebels was killed other man who was on the truck. hunc A public meeting in behalf,- ot Mf.'.»‘
on for dear lite, and was not tiiiov-tri‘md to being planned ‘0’. a. nose"
DETROIT, Mich, Jun. 4.—Henry
by'the' Americans, who ‘suffered ll“ 11'
losses. The outbreak s genera y 'o . . _ .. ‘
condemned. ' l The load of castings was distributed 0““ng l; 14 - 4_ LII-t a“... ,t ‘5
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