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,, ... _ ,. _ , , . , ‘t'nm’mronzmmi ’ "h
WHEN ; “fidWOOd Floors DEATH or Miss runs. 0 t , 5‘:
FIRES add bah“ Value to ‘ house m u“- mm 913‘ you can put your ‘ DOM-Neil! Popular Youno Lady I ls I am i ”J i
. i mm: into. such hours cut down homo work and m suitor]. pm” Away M." Long ”In“ , I _ . é
BUR“ Low Q our’wckcompnmthebeudmeirkindinmhmrchmd Mil)“. i Misl’e‘ 13'1" Flak 1 "ll ‘ ‘ . f
i . Any of these woods are desirous as they take a high polish and hold . a ‘” ‘1‘".‘9 . “ *"‘ ff“ 3” GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORVJALK-
AND CHILL 7 it. Whether Iwmbuilding . of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Frake. dlt‘d . - ii}
i : now or Just recovering old floors, you ,. . . _ '
iI should “News.” out m and floorin Before decidi the ill d :5 at her late home, .\0. tifi \‘i oodwardj } 4
THE NIGHT i of floor you will have. ‘ n; on n I * avenue. about 8 o'clock lust evenings . .
THERE'S JUST l? i ' Miss Frake was taken ill with (llpll' gin-g
i . theria four weeks ago. She apparent I 4‘5
ONE THING ‘ . The HatCh & Ba'Ie C0 3 l)’ recovered from lhal dreaded dis». SAFTEY FIRST " 1* ‘I.
To MAKE til-l y . ”I ease, but complications of a serious . .L
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. " nature developed and for several days: PIOtCCt your health with proper Clothing THIS WINTER WEATHER. ’
US RIGHT... r.-:..- Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nail" Cement, Plaster. I it has been realized that her recovery ‘1;
TH 1H. _- was an impossibility. Deceased wasl' ‘
E FERR'S _ W,” _ '_~_ ':___ L.__g‘§;“;/ -. h born in Smithville. N. J.. and she was: . . . . . . g4.
KIND OF ""“*“’“"— twenty years of use. she came to: 1’71" .
Rowavlon with her parents when sew. . fl
ANTHRACITE en years of age and her girlhood‘daysj coats Muffs scarfs I‘ve;
, 'were spent there. She attended the: , , L I
\‘uru'alk High School. help: a member: .3,
THE ‘1 «.4 «l... ("lass of 1914. She was popular. At Wh l o J,
I ' i\\llll her classmates and her death 0 esa e flees
. Mrs ”93‘ and Provision C0 iu’ill be mourned by scores of school-
FERRIS GOAL 0 day friends. , ..
. . 6 North Main Sheet 13 Main Street .\li.~=s [drake \vlm :l ~l¢..i"_l';‘llllh|' in CLEARANCE SALE ENDS T0_NF€ I III I ,
COMPANY I so11th Norwalk, Norwalk. {”1” nifit'e'm' the. Emma: Sentinel at. .l L ' l
. Phone 1180 Phone 881 lm‘ ““19 "f h" W“- """I“IeI',’°mI Only a personal inspection will convince you of the extent of this even.
.Iiit’l‘ excellent bllslni’s.~ lllmllllt'dllnlls
she was very much beloved by those EVery piece is up—to-date, and ready for immediate delivery. ,
v ' .wllo lliiil the privilege of llt‘l‘ mm- . ~ I”
V $7.5.“— - ._ I“ . ET -. {puniollsllip in health >llt‘ displayed :-L
i 1' — ‘ - - ‘Ilile same mild lillilllli‘i‘ rl rlml‘ut‘ll-r ... .-.._.-_.._...-.._.-. .-,_. ._ rum-m - .- -. . .-...._.._.,__..-._- -_. N--.“ ,. _ -_ _.... _ -_._..... 1 y.
E . “.\’lll(‘ll ('llai'ilt‘lé‘l‘th‘ll her during her -—-—--—-— #- __ ’aI‘ ‘.
lion: illness. Aniinble in disposllion. I:- .‘
V . ’oblicing and courteous lmHiI'd those i i
‘ 'al'ound her. her rl‘f'resllln: character . O ,- ii ii
! ‘VHriS nu impiruliml 'o :lll ll i< difli- rleger I(‘) l ..
‘ . ’ 0 mull to understand uh; ~izr <llllll‘d . .I! 5:2
SCh“'.rLe S sanitary Markets ll‘HU‘ bre'l laitun mm, l) it :‘w llleln- . .K" 0 If
32 WASHINGTON ST 39 MAIN ST. I..l'_vI of lulI- IIIlwIiIbltIilmI: IIuIllII III: .- ;: I.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK l"““”"".“" T" “' f‘ '5 . .l -
‘ “\(li"ll lll lolllv' \mlauz‘n M him on .5 .’
- ] ‘Hl iltll‘lltliJl :al the» fix: \lv!hu.ii~l ‘ l i: 5
‘ .l:|ll>(‘(l|'lll llllli‘f‘ll, :‘il'l ll: limit»? of I
- It Resume}! at the Fed- jlzl-I' l‘lllll‘l‘ll, llt‘v. \‘Clllizll-l l‘. tlillitl. i, 5
. . will ”flit-late :lt lllr wrlirn“ tn hr lit-id
Build“: Ill la” York ‘in the chapel. in llive-xi-lr crluvlrl‘l'. ‘
illondal' afternoon at 1'. u‘riucl; 'l'lie ‘— W’
i“ YORK. Jan. R.--~Tlle jury ill
o‘bf— William Rockefeller. Lew-
Lodyard. Edward D. Robbins
other former director: of
. York, New Haven and Hart-
Wad. charged with conspirI
. nopolize the railway Itrufilc
IfEnzland in violation of the
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Pure Leaf Lard, a lb. ........
Native Turnips, a bushel . .. .
Magnolia Milk. a can ........
Uneeda Biscuits cut to ..
OI-
"lth, was still out early tu-I
.ury arrived at the Pederuli
Isbortly after 10 o’clock and!
it! deliberations. The do-
with the exception of \Vil-i
.. teller, who was still ill,‘
land early. Many runlors'
24 Cottage Street.
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. ...................
Try Our Carmelo Coiiec cut to .
32¢
12¢
..................... 55¢"
..................... 10¢
4
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.................... 20¢
A. STULL
Eut Norwalll.
lfullerai will be private.
lN‘I'l‘liN‘tl is sunlled iv. lll‘l' lulrvnls.
l.\ir. .and Mrs. Nathan FriIllil‘. two sis-
llPl's. .\lr<. lieortxe \"i‘lilm -‘ :mil \li».-’
iStella Frolic. and one broil" l‘ul'llun.
’ull «.r this «in:
L ....._..
' Mrs. Rachel Mor‘on.
f Rill'hl'l .‘llul'toll. (If l‘lnllhlill
' widow of John Morton. died ,‘i‘hlt‘l’llily
afternoon in the Norwulk llmpilznl.
\lrs. Morton win: #25 3mm old. and
throughout the city wall Well known.
“01' husband. who died some years
~-l!‘l“'l.
t
“circulation to account for the
before 11 o'clock the Jury
uldltionai exhibits. Seven!
related to the participation of
Rockefeller in the alleged
may being correspondence be"-
MD and Henry M. ll‘laglcr. of
Tilda East Coast Railway in re
tho sale of stcilmsllips lo the
- toamshlp Lille. while it uals a
filo! of the New lial‘cn. At
thle testimony in the case
oil, while president of the
n, wrote to Rockefeller to
finance with Flaglcr to pre-
‘ Idle of two boats owned by
IE“! Coast Company to
ship line. and Rockefeller
Lean Tender Shoulder 13°":
”sun, was a general contractor. doing
business in l'll). :ldit‘ tum-mi
,w’ll be held lit ‘1 u‘vlmlt Monday lil-
iteruooll from David \‘C. tnylllond'le
llllrl
East India
l25 \VASHINGTON ST.
letter to Flagler.
. jury, however. in
. request, erroneously re:
the letter as having been
" Charles S. Mellon to
”There. being no such lot-
of the court declined to
ll, the request without the
all; court. Judge Hum Wan
lit for.
also asked for the testi-
> it M. Dunbaugh, presi-
' oy Line, and for ll copy
» ted States Supreme Court
the Northern Securities
. as in evidence.
winner a. conference 0.-
orodtho Hall letter tobc
jury; but- summoned the
court room to hear the
mutually. They flied In
lth close intex cst whim
“stead by Frank W.
nose] for the govern-
AMFABNUM TODAY. i
Firmlm one of- the
motion picture. stars and the!
of the Fm; feature forces}
at the Regent today inl
ri’ul Adventure.‘ This pic-l
of the. most notable in '
lull has ever played and it.
worth seeing. The pro-
.Ith mext‘two u‘eekn includes
test of motion picture ro-
..\Ionday of next week. the
icon service will present
no and Alma Haulen in.
il's Pruyerbook." This is
best photopluy releases of
which presented such suc-'
he lSireying Angel." 011
‘nlé Ward will be started
aramount feature "The
Spoigel. manager of the
to. 'ofiINew‘ York. premier
’ use or the United
t
ductiollcyor oils-red
a tribute trom' um
nasal-lines eu-
_ tho picture.
clotth‘e finest photo.
: Metro release starring Edmund vilroese. .
beSt i '
.Il‘i”: alminnslniimu...
We wish to impress on‘ your mind that our coffees.
Peanuts and Peanut Butter are the best. and being freshlv
roasted, arc the best Values in the city for the money. I
Try Our Peanut Butter
Made While You Wait ....................... 15¢ LB,
Tea Co.
TEL. 371.
:fllllPl‘lil parlors on \‘i‘rsl \\'m-llington
'Isll'eel. Ind v. John Snail-doll. [minor
l‘” the South Not-\vlllit t‘wuurl-gulimlul
P‘rlllll‘i'll, will olllt‘iutc. .ild inferno-wt
Iwill be ill Nurmdk ('9lllt'll'l‘)‘.
l Mrs. Mary A. Bymgton.
i Mrs. Mary A. Byllltzltlll, of l?» l'lii“
street, passed ii\\'ll_\ ill lit‘l' lute llllllll'
’llllfl morning. The den-need was,
meiml'silt years of :ll'J‘. and is survived
by two daughters. Nellie and ilessic.
L
plays ever offered will be pmcnlcd. a]
special Metro release still‘l‘illg Richard:
J. June in “Silver Threads Among the
Gold." The well knouu song has been
offered in play and picture form pl-evi- }
ously and the new presentation should 5
not, in any way be. confined with our;
m: that have gone before. The feature‘
sinuous. ol ,
SliiMill ulllsllll
Wand one son. Charles. Funeral see.
it‘ll-es will be held from the late lltllllt'<
‘of the deceased on Monday afternoon;
‘2 o'l-lul-k. will lll' ll:
olisitlc cemetery, lttlll'nylon.
lnli-r'niunl
ilt
llm
William Cass.
William Cali-‘5. 74 years of due. dlvtl
v v y . __v. _I '
51““ ‘ORK' Jon. S‘ ”1" mm” M yesterday. at North Slulnl’ord. aflcr it
five men were removed todov from the!
v . l o
to he offered Wednesday is released on. hold 0‘ the partly- sunken oil tank.
protracted illness. He was formerly,
”N‘- Metro Dmflmm “him is BSSUI‘RDCG‘ steamship Aztec. on which up illlt‘l‘lllllLill the Soldiers' Home ill Noroton. The'
enough of its merit. On Thursday Geo.
Ellison will be starred in ‘Blnck Feur,‘
on Friday Muclyn Arbuckle in "file Rc-
form Cundidute“ and Saturday. the
Fox feature “Sin“ with Theda Barn in
the leading role will be presented.
Some of the early features for the fu-
.lure are “The Foundllng“ with Mary.
Pickford; “What Will people Sny?"; }
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DR. J. H. TOWNSEND DlES SUD»
DENLY.
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f State Board of Health‘
1
Secretary 0
SuccumbsoAftcr Grilancumonia I
Attack. l
NEW HAVE}: .lziIn. 8.~:iI)lx Joseph;
Hendley 'I‘ov.'ll.~:vl‘id. secretory ol' tin“
state board of health for the post tell
years and a prominent physician ul
this city, died at his home. 62 Trum-
,'bull street, curly yesterday evening.
‘ul’ter an illness oi eight dos, due to
grip. followed bl‘ pneumonia. culmin-
ating in a sudden attack of heart dis-
ease which proved land. He was at
tended by his. Gustavus. Eliot Inn:
Oliver Osborne. ‘ ‘
Dr. Townsend. the. son of John and
Burris n. (semi) Townsend. was
born in this cityon Jiiuunrl' 18. 1862.
He prepared ., at the Hiilhouse High
school, and was graduated from the
celldcmicnl. department of ,IYulo - in
1885., and two yours inter " from in;
valeiulqulcal. school. this; using;
ii prize for the‘ . best manipulation" iii:
obstetrical" He «was it member of the:
explosion occurred last Monday, while
the vessel “its ut it Brooklyn
The bodies of two men were in
ed on the day of lhe explosion.
log ll total of new nknown dead.
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lPAN-AMERICAN solENTlFlc co~.l
GRESS.
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\\".l\Slll.\'GTO.\l, Jun.
LatinvAmerican Diplomatic
high government officials and
‘bers of Congress as inlitcd guests.
'OVQT-
S. «The sec-
ond Pan-American Scientific Congress
Vall‘ 'alll in “The Trume " and a bi l . - .
1‘ g, “‘9‘ '0‘“) in final 5‘55“” “ltgogfIWoodward avenue. Sunday afternoon.
funeral service. will be held today or
:2 o'clock. at l‘rltchnrd's undertaking-I
mm. lroonlsl. Stamford. interment was in
*Scofieldlown t'emeterv.
l
dock.
' Funeral of Mr. Alley.
The funeral of John Bates AlleyI
{who died suddenly Thursday morning.‘
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‘will be held from his late home. 53:
0-
at 30. Rev. Frederick Coleman.
mem-
.pustol' of Trinity church. will odiciului
Thp program fur lndllli's mvtjtinsnml the remains will be taken to Wil~E
was arranged following the “hitch“ by automobile for llurinl'in In"
House reception last night. in honor].
l-cchpt
crowned the social attentions whichl‘
of the delegates. The
have been paid the visitors.
The program included act
resolutions proposed in
meetings. the usual exchange of
lesles between the Unite
visiting delegations. announcement of
the selection of Lima. Peru, as
meeting place of the next Congress
in 1921, and the farewell address at
Eduardo Suarez. Ambassador
Chile and President of the Congress.
The final social function (if
ion on
sectional
amily plot.
ion;f
Funeral of Mr. Decker.
The funeral of Charles M. Decker.I
couiethD lost his life ill the Hotel Connec-I
d States and silent timid Waterbury. was held yes, in m
n 1
tel-day afternoon of 2:00 o'clock from,
the lute home on 22 Cottage. street:
i'l‘he services were. in charge of Rev.
“'0‘“ S. P. Fairbanks. pastor of the. Ellsti
the .
Were placed the Riverside. vault.
IDeitn Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Congress will be ll banquet tonight
given by Secretary of State [arising
and the United States delegation.
TRINITY BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS.
Officers were elected at the newly
formed Boys' Club of Trinity Episco-
pal Church, last night. Election re-
:‘u'lts: ‘ ;
President—holit‘ford Craig.
, Vice-Pitcaidentw-R. Hall.
. Secretory-Clarence Briggs.
, , Treasurer-Stanley Seinkuecht.
' Theo-bleeds of the club; which will
ineetljucrery‘ Friday night at 3:30
coming in tobrins the. boys at the
parish, closer together. ftp intemt
them in th ework of the church‘nnd to
*‘lmvéfthem‘, assiht the rector in ovary
fl way, possible. ‘ ‘
Intends .\l. E. hutch. The remitinsl
The pull-bearers. members of, Butler
Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R. were Junius Brown.
William liilnbllrner. William Belts and.
William Podluore.. ‘
Léo “0st BY A FALL. i
Mrs.‘ Frances Macintosh, it teacher;
and house mother at the Dodge. nt~
Hillside School. mat with a very pain
i
lul accident . yesterday otternoon,
when illeslippod‘ on someeioe near the.
gin: thorlower: hone viii-“her lose ,
Kellogg was called immediately. mid
the tructui‘ed.bo
”it: could bo- expected today. . .’
' and took part in several engagements.
‘ Then he was honorably discharged.
school: snd'fell‘ to the ground. break: served his term as commander lathe
- Dr. curly
no was _ sot....Mrs.;
Macintosh is resting. so .comfortablyl
1~312500 Hudson Seal Coats. for
1-410030 Hudson Seal Coats, for
l—-$85.00 Hudson Seal Coats. for
4——$65.00 black wooli Mutts and Shawls
6~$40.00 Mens’ muskrat lined Overcoatl.
25—~$l5.00 W‘omens’ Coats. various styles
l0-—1525‘Salts Stealette Pl‘ll'Sll Coats
l2'——$20.00 Biatk’Broadclutll Coats r’"
25—»36‘00‘ Chinéhilla‘ Overcoats for Boys.
150 ~"l‘uilored Suits Fur Trimmed and Plain $7.98 to .‘fiif'i"
ZOO—Girls’ Coats. "a wonderful variety, all sizes fro-ml
75—White and Gray, Woolen Blankets, Blue and
Pink Stripes. $2.00 to» is lit)
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W. OLMSTEAD DEAD.
Veteran of Civil .War Expires
Soldiero' Home Hospltal.
(iv-'rge W. (llmstead of 265 Green-
wich avenue, Stamford. formerly com-
llumder of Robbie Post. G. A. R... died
Thursday. at 10 a. 111., at the hospital
8 Soldiers’ Home in Noroton
Heights, in his eighty-first year. He
had been in the".hc.'yit‘ul since last
June. suffering from sn’sl‘iliction con-
trncletl years ago, in the Civil War.
He lived in Stamford the greater
part .of his life. having ebule here
from Greenwich. . '
He was a, carpentor. but did not fol.
lbw this trade. He. worked “in the
lSlumford Foundry for over forty
yenr8.'nlld until his last illness.
He enlisted ill 1862. in the
Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers.
GEORGE
In
at the expiration of his term of en-
llstmeut; he was a sergeant. *
He was allvnyil'much interested in
doings of the. Grand Army, and was
active in Hobble Post. of which he
was also a chariot member. . He
liewu'nlso much illa
nineties. , _ .
tics. belhg a Demo-
.terested in poll
28111 i
One Thousand other good values-
displayed throughout our .ng store
1 ~ at greatly reduced prices.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS oruvm
lF‘ DESIRE “mucus run SA l:-
H. Krieger 8. Co.
and tun daughters, Mrs. t‘lmrles Heis-I
er and Mrs. H. C. Tucker. All live in;
Stamford excepting Mrs. Tucker. who:
resides in Yonkers.
The funelal servic I
Minday, nth: p. m.. in the chapel at
the Soldiers‘ Home. interment will
be in Spring Grove Cemetery. Darlen.
e will be held on
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BRICKLAYERS’ lNSTALLATlON. ,
The ' Norwnlk Bricklayers' and
Plasterers‘ Union met last evening,
and.Specisi State Deputy Burns in
stalled the following officers:
President—~Harry Leininger.
Vice-iPresident—vtmarles "Smith.
Financial Secretary—Joseph Brother-
ton.
Treasurer-Charles Weeks.
SergearitAt-Arms—«George
ton.
Brother-
I The meeting of the bridge construc-
tion committee. scheduled for last
might. was ugaln continued for ‘gnc
week.
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iron; in: runIIl-ocosolrlonlom ,
« I V w ‘1 fillindnessss shown ln'uurjbereugmentj}
. gloom)
$7 l i. will
$6M ill)
$4M“)
would
. It“? 93
gal}; do
MIL—ill
$3.68
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$2.50 to $7.50
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CASES Ill Sill‘illldll COURT
Jury assignments; i“‘.‘."‘- been mndo
for trial of several ,:<«l'~'.lolk cases J
importance before .ludm Edwin H._
«Sager, of the Super" Court. ’
On Thursday. January 13, the Czl‘ll
of Samuel A. Purdy. ‘(ll)1f.’VS. Stall-
icy Waits: will be it l‘d.‘ Walsh &-‘
{ubbell for‘fhc pulpit}. ‘ .
The cases of Hal-oils J4. Tristram vs.
aliornce l. Shepard and William 1i.
rich-.1 . against. My Shepard; will
also be leard on [not date. Thin is;
the outcome at an accident which. ,
occurred some. time :l.;:.0 near Hick-:7
Bluff. Attorneys Keogh & Canada. =.-.-_i-
pear for Megsrs. Tristrnm. ‘ ‘
The special case oi Horace M. llrsy‘
vs. Albert Mossmnn ill be heard uu'
Tuesday. January '2» 31. Joseph {ii
'Gray and Horns ill. firny tor’ the
plaintiff, and E. ill. Lockwood “and ‘
Cummings it .lnckm-ml for the datum, ' ‘
idant. .
snaps cum." . ,
We tulle the ‘opmétunilyjto express.
our“ heart felt. thanks :» for the funny .
l.‘.I.l.~,.
'~ wusrsoams ‘ro mm'ss'r
crut. . .
his is survived by three sons.
George 1... Charles E. quid Edward,
-.l..-. .l ‘
launchpad“. tomorrow. Sunday st
7 o‘clock. 3: Bylttljmontloij is It
indie loss oftimr gsii;iiiul_.,tiirfiiligir.‘ -'
Charles M. pecker. ,. ‘ ‘ ‘ . '
.lliutgvius JI. homespun
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