IF YOU DEAL
WITH us
Iron MAY BE
SURE or A‘
SQUARE DEAL
THE WHOLE
YEAR ’ROUND
INCLUDING
AN HONEST
TON FROM
Hardwood Floors
odd selling urine in a house lion than anything else you can but your
money into. Such floors cut down horse work and are sanitary.
Our stock comprise- the belt at their kind in Oak, Birch and Monte.
Any of these woods are desirable as they take a high polish and hold
Whether you are building new or quIt recovering old floors, you
Should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind
€M~ em I
The Hatch of: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
it.
of floor )ou will have.
unrest». was... lobster and
I ipaiging for the next election. There
i: iare four candidates for the ltepubli
fr-nn gubernatorial nomination, includ-
Fins: Mayor l‘litTord ll. Wilson. of
SUN TO SUN
j FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street
South Norwalk,
Phone I l 80
‘llridceport, who is also lieutenant.-
I3 Main Street
death of (ill. 'lHlIeodote ll. )ltllorraid
APPY NEW YEAR.
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY
CONTEST.
Blue Fish 16c
Weak Fish ......... 14:
Spanish Mackerel .. 14c
Butter Fish ...... . Iac
Smelts ............. 16c
332 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Cod Fish ............. 14c
Tile Fish ............. 14c
Oysters ........
Long Clams ..... 375c peck
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
INDEED, ‘TWILL BE
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walls of your
fiftll wall paper ~ -
sun in a position to Offt‘l‘ you
IS low prices. Won't you lot
Goriram CO
East Norwalk
Reliable Furniture
of all Grades
.\'o Irrattcr‘ IIlIctlIer you require a dainty bit for the par
lot or lIoIrIloir; substantial picccs for «ion, or
I it"i)‘ chairs and tables for kitchen or pantry,
You Will Find Them HERE at Lowest Prices.
Raymond & Son
l-‘l .'.\'l'iR.\I. Ill R iit‘TORS.
Wall and High Sts.
Norwalk Ct.
W...
”Jam
Hershfield 8r Son Co
,_ Area 81'. TEL. 234
Av Goons f
V and Suits
Reduced Prices
Furniture of
Quality
The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies for
all time.
That‘s the sort we offer yo I1 here.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
QUALITY H/CHfITfPR/CEJ LOWEST
m_y -
II'MIIIT‘DQIIIITS
MINNIE“
It‘lmmamrsferlcltidu
DION-W fl Silt!
Mal Con-lite: Italics Fer-
Ilid Statement on SW
State politicians have begun cam-
goI‘I-rnor of the. state. The four cau-
didates have opened headquarters in
New Haven for the coming McKinley
dinner. W. Scott Harries, one time di-
rector of public pork in New Haven
has issued a statement Saying he is a
:candidate for the slate (-‘errtral c-crrmntt
tee to fill the Iacanry (illlhtd b} the
.and that he will support former Lieu
nonrrnatron for gorerrror
I Robinson to Busy. .
I 'lIIe New HaIen Joni-"Intitouticr oi'
pesterday has the following atom on
the opening of headquarters: 1,
“With the arrirel today of (‘ity'
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f
to engage rooms at the Hotel Tait {mi
ithe Wilson headquarters incident to}
Elbe. coming McKinley dinner the ar-
iluai tight for the Republican either:
‘nstorisl nomination will have begun:
and the alignment shows Wilson;
iiilakeslee. Webster and llvaly tip-f
iparently In the race. All four wiiii
’Iliil't’. quarters In the Hotel 'l‘aft to err ;
tcrtnin the Republican state contrali
cotnmilteerncn who are to men on]
the afternoon of the dinner. Labor}
Commissioner llyde will be in charge
lot the headquarters of Speaker of the
illousc Frank 1-}. lieuly, young .\Ir.t
Ellobinson for John T. King, will!
t
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Clerk J. Alex. Robinson of Bridgeport, ii
GAZETTE BLDG.
ristram 8. Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
N ORWALK.
n
Ilrundlo the quarters- of Maui. timer-
nor Clifford ll. Wilson. \\'. Scotti
'lurInII Ia of New HIIIIIII will manages the:
‘lllukeslee headquarters. and Morris:
I‘. Webster will be in (‘IlllrL't’ of his.
own II.IIIIp Word comes from \th“
1stern IoIrnly that he is determined
ito rum in the gubernatorial rare this!
ltlnre. and (ontldcrrtlr exports he will
inoll as many l'tilt‘fl in the convention
mentioned." ‘ ‘ I
V Enmes' Statement. i
.\lr. i-lnnrus' statement of his post-1
‘tion In this matter and 'the reasons
for his candidacy follow: :
“Intimate. personal acquaintancei
Willi the lump“) of the district. rrruli
kIIOIIIIIdgo and familiarity with their1
trims and ideals. gathered through}
living-there over a scorc of years}
leads me to believe that. I can trulyi
represent this district and tho party‘s!
interests in that position.- V I
“It is true that l IIH‘OI' and Inn
tIN'lILl‘ intcrcntcd III furthering the
efforts that are being made by the
friends. and admirers of former
lrleulstior'. I‘z'lllllt» .\. lllakcslI-e lrI-
bring aborrt his nomination on tho
Republican ticket for governor nextl
in“. Other aspirants for this nllice
lrrrvc representativcs on the commit-
tee. and as Major lilakcslec II‘Irs born'
in the district and has lived there it“
his life. and in addition one term as
lieutenant-governor of the state. has
ably represented the district in the
senate for two terms. and is one of
'its ables! and one of the most one
G.———’I‘he Minister of'
ed President Yuan Shi-
nvestigation made in
reduction in I-‘ukieu Pro-
purpose of establishing a
to supply all needs. At
a imports all the compiler
manufacture of smokeless
R CHINESE EMPEROR.
, . 6.—-These Chinese
Agriculture and 00m
' i , will leave on
p as special envoy ot
III-kni to copier rho.
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BLANKETS
59 cts to $7.50.
BED COVERII‘ GS
COMFORTABLES
$1.00 to $4.00
GO TO
A. i tick-erman SI Sun
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South Nor-walk
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proper that the representatives on this
should be In sympathy with his curr-
IIII any of the other four candidatesi
cI-I-Isfrrl business men in the state.
therefore it seems III Inc entirely
committee from his home district'
ROOSEVELT GOING TO WEST
INDIES.
NEW YORK, Jun. 6.—Announce-
ment that Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
will start. on February 15 on a trip to
the West Indies from which-he will
not return until April 1. was made to-
day. He will be accompanied by Mrs.
Roosevelt. Colonel Roosevelt will
speak in Philadelphia before the Na-
tional Americanization Committee on
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m
.. rd‘cr'npon the Jan-
or The Foreign Oilice is-
riot “denying that the
w Tsu—kai relates
uiion Of the Chinese
1,»an soreness
toting My news-
ut the request of
flirtintor to. Chiun
ubrrsrrca charge.-
Iir.;,f_ rho rcI'oIc
. taking.
MAKING FACTORIES SAFE.
HARRISBURG, Pa .
Jan. 6.——Co-
operating with the State Department
of Labor and Industry. a group of mnree of the Soldiers Hospital boar-It mm summing up for the Government
Brvn anr college alumnae will make has mien called in. Gover‘not Marcus
asix months study Of tire DI‘OVIBIOR; H. Holcomb in his office at. the Capt
in factories and industrial establlsb- ml for- In o'clock Tuesday morning 'chlef Federal counsel took vehement
11181118 where girls and women "0 em-tm- consider the report on the recent exception today to remarks in“ by
played, according to an announcement}investigation of affairs at the home. the defense that be had been chosen
made here today. Funds fur trhe in- Major John H. Thatcher, II member
Iestigatlon have been provided by of the committee, said yesterday that Attorneyfienerel Gregory“
members of the class. of 1889 of the Joseph Roselle... coolr’ at the institution.
college. which voted to celebrate its had resigned and that this wrts the
ESOLDIERS’ HOME COMMITTEE T0
of the executive com
Jan. 20. but has cancelled his speak-
ing engagement in Chicago before the
illlinoiu l’rogresélves on February 12.
. J
FINAL SUMMING UP.
NEW Y0RK,JIII1. 6 .~Begiuning the
colors or the. \iew York New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. R. L. Butts.
to prosecute the case because he had
didacy." I
i
at the trial of t.‘_he eleven former DIM
And it is not true. “when
twonty- -ilftli anniversarv by this under-liltt‘h change at the home since major 51 Mr. Nicoll. m“ "this HI“
iGeorge 8. Smith took chemo there.
lintortaut case Pigs
'I‘
been. in Texas, e low partner or
“ “MI- aragory.” he said. flaw I
had experience In error-nun m. oases.
Come Early To-morrow
And get first choice of the bargains in Our
BIG MID-WINTER CLEARANCE OF OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
URS
Together with Lehrberger & Asher's sample line of all the Desirable Kinds, and most
wanted shapes, of Mulls and Scarfs and Hudson Seal Coats. The combined stocks
will make the largest and most valuable display of
Ladies’ Fur Coats, Mulls and Scarfs
Ever Offered in Norwalk at Reduced Prices.
Tire Coats are all of correct models of various fashionable furs, plain or in effective
combinations. The Muiis and Scarfs may be purchased singly or in sets. and are in
both the round and flat shapes, of many different pelts.
Every Piece is Perfect and Up-to-date
SALE BEGINS FRIDAY MORNING. AND CONTINUES UP TO THE CLOSING
HOUR SATURDAY NIGHT.
mu" 0“. ,_ ‘
You arr til the Safe
Side
when you buy your meals, poul-
try. etc. at Charnok‘s. We are ex-
pert judges of prime meat and.
tender poultry. and nothing finds
its way to our market but the
choicest and most delicious meats
that can be produced anywhere. A
prime roast of beef, a dainty leg
or rib; of spring lamb. a tender
roasting chicken or turkey will
make your dinner a feast when it
comes from Charnok's.
Charflok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERV
Rtl’IllilltIANS ltllill
CIINIROI MISSISIIIISIIIS
BOSTON, Jan. 6.——Five years of
Democratic administration in Marisa-1
clrusetts. ended Irith the inauguration
toduv of the successful Republican
candidates III the last election. Gov-er
nor Samuel W. McCall and Lieuten
ant-Gorernor Calvin Coolidge. Ad-
mission to the. inauguration ceremon‘
tea in the House of Representatives
was by ticket and erery nIailabIe
place was filled. Mrs. McCall and fl.
party of friends Occupied II special
gallery.
ln his inaugural address Governor
McCall directed particular attention
to the need of a com cation to. revise proper 56"
the state constitution; no such conven
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Rev “-0
'I‘lrc (torcrnor .Ifter sayinrz that the Bordeaux on Dec. 26. arIiIcIl here :0.
irost rl‘ goIernrnent in the State bad day. a few days late. having been Irrid
on increasing “far out of proportion up by the gales which have raged
ito its increase in population or inf orer tIII Afirmtic in the past tIIO
II ealtlr." urged that the cost of admin- Ineeks. On llecember- 3.0 the liner rn-
g‘istration be reduced bI doing away countered what the officers described
\rlth manv of the. state commissions. as a II nole gale or a. wind v‘elocitI of
He recommended the iIIIposition of alhbout 90 miles an hour, and the in
uniform tax on the income of intangi- i'l‘ournine was forced to heave to for
bles and an extension of the classified twenty hours. I
civil service. I -___..____... _.__.__ .
i Referring to the railroad situation N§Vg\ylkng;3R%E%T9R R‘ESIthS.
onn an ~—
1.02“, emor \chnll said I-Tire vesrry of All Saints' Memorial
The railroads should be 50““‘1‘9" Church has received the resignation
by just laws, framed broad“ in their of the rector. Rev. F. B. Draper, wrhlrlr
t will be acted upon next Moudav oven-
“1:1. and the public interes The lII Ir.g Mr. Draper relinquishes his du—
prr lie is entitled to just. reasonabler ties, by reason of ill health. Except,
and ‘equttalile rates and efficient sec-thorn 1901 to 1908, when he taught in
‘vice. and the railroads/are. entitled to .ing‘f‘de §°él°fli LET-i Draper this 119911.
argeo ans’ ars snce
charge rates which under good man I {889, coming here shorty after his
ageruent will enable them to render ordination 36' is a graduate of 0011
ice and to secure a fair re umbia College and the Generiri Them
logical Seminary. His father. Tier.
1
turn upon the investment Regula -.Dr George Barnard Draper. was for
iron, he said,- baring been held since tion should not be carried to the point twenty seven years rector of St._ A“.
1853, although many changes in the: W119"- it becomes deStructlve of prop- drew's Church New York city. Iii
social and industrial life of the state erty rights" « ,
urn taken place since that: date. He - I
irecom‘rnanded that delegates to the; GALES DELAYED STEAMSHJP. bridge and the next I lose.
convention be selected without perm
i designations.
Wife—~0ne alteration I win at
NEW YORK. Jan. d—The French IIub—fl‘hen witty not play every
:liner La Touraine, which sailed from other afternoonf-Boston Transcript.
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