LET US
TELL YOU
SOMETHING
SONNY—
BUYING COAL
IS NOT SO
FUNNY—
BUT YOU GET
COMFORT
FOR YOUR
MONEY.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
. Special Invoice of
0 0 PAIRS
ALLSIZESAT
_POPULAR .
’PRlCES ;
‘ ' or: D. Morgan
chuor to Chas. E. Dow.)
WASHINGTON 81".,
9“ NORWALK. CONN.
‘ of merits ttllfl
,Ml hand at
chops, steaks.
~ «We; broilers. every-
that. tends to make life
IN WALL STREET.
YORK, .llm. 1-: (wail r-‘t'net.i
m.).-»—F‘urther liqudation of
files attended todays early
" with especial heavincsa in
teal. Studebaker and alliedi
Lalo-t de3elopments in Mex. ,
reitected in the selling of
as Mexican Petroleum and
Smelling, the. latter de-
point, with sympathetic
,otlter hit-tat issues. Atltori
‘was again a strong feature
York Central and Northern
xx the Rails with fructiontrl
‘ (lied Strum Steel opened tilt
at 85 18. but soon tell under
tic-n on single sales of l.
‘I SblflC-‘L ll'l't‘fiiildl' I't‘KL-DV
:mm.': Noon—Prices
‘ -‘}'(:.~'tt.tltr:\'$ Crude U(.vl(‘
gainst the 333} issues was
1 nun '
..u'
r «4" r. y.. .qo, 3.
Poem-u t0" .
3 oh nod Ohio. 310'»
It.
of floor you will have.
Hardwood Floors
add selling value to a house more than anything else you can put your
money into. Such floors cut down house work and are sanitary.
Our stock comprises the best or their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple.
Any 0! these woods are desirable as they take a high polish and hold
Whether you are building new or just recovering old tloors.
should invoetlxm our prices and flooring before deciding-on the kind
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, cement, Plaster.
fill Ilil HOSPIIAI
Inmtiuatior Cohen Show: lion
its“ of Patient ttmlnems-
ed and Contributions Decreased
you
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The meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Norwallt Hospital Asso
damnation. which was held at the Nor-
" :walk Club, on- Tuesday. January 11.
was attended by Messrs. A. t', Whee-
" iler. vicepresident; James '1‘. llubbelL
secretary; George E. Curtis, tress.
H. l‘. Price, F. ii. Quinturd,
ONLY MARKETS IN CITY ISSUING VOTES FOR
THE LIBRARY CONTEST.
inter;
illoclors J. (l. tiregor3 and \\'. J. ’l‘ra»
Fry, and Louis J. Cohen.
Owing to it cold John .\lt~\ltilleit, the
1——
' WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1916 '- ’ ‘
iTristram & Hyatt
N ORWALK.
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
o o I
Continuation of the For Sale
v a“:
Following the big event of last week we have decided to continue the sale of our own f
stock of
Ladies’ Fur Coats. Mulls, and Scarfs
'1917.) W'Iit‘lt’ the pl‘tzllest increase of
!|lllllt‘lllh to the hospital hull taken
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
plat-,e tllltI the (Olllllltlllltuh, nittstlnd
btquests lrutl dtcidedl3 IllIItll oft. ’I‘lrt
llltonre to the hospital on the «hurt
2-howed that no (omentluitd :ttlitln
llnd e301 been attempted to <eturt’ ti
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881. i
FISH SPECIALS
staple membership list uhlth \Ir.
tohen explained was one of the no»;
I
ltt‘i-‘a‘l- tl) Iltlklitl‘dl It
llzlve Ilt‘t‘ll able to learn in it :reut‘
24 . Cottage Street.
A. STULL
.lulrn3 (lilttl‘lt'l‘ri. there 1.: ill! opinion!
prevlttliltu in the pultlit‘s llillltl thut
the hospitul in conducted its n pri-y
.\illt‘ corporutlulr: that tho inertiuus‘
litl‘t' culltlut'it-d secretly and the con-
:tilrutll tear exists in the minds of the
5directors ilull the public should not
East Norwalk.
‘Ilt‘ nurdc nwure of every not that in
Lean .Tender Shoulder 13”,,
ibeirtg dom- or contemplated ilr lite.
illlnllllt‘t‘lllfllll of the ltmpitnl. I am of.
,lhe opinion that full publicity should
be given its to the urnnuucment of
125 WASHINGTON ST.
We wish to impress on your mind that our Coffees. l
Peanuts and Peanut Butter are the best. and being freshly
roasted. are the best values in the city for the money.
Try Our Peanut Butter
Made While You Wait ....................... 15¢ LB.
East India Tea Co.
the institution. From the conversio-
lions than i hate it rd with a number'
iol the directors. l have been IlnplPHs-
led with the curnsstnoss of ilit-It‘ ell.
forts in tho wellulc of the institution,
«trough lIlt‘l‘t mu) hi it. ditttrorrce in
opinions. i am urnilrl3 iutort-slod in
:lllt‘ wellut‘c of the sick und pool for
iwhonl the lrospittrl has been built. and
‘the question which now confronts us
TEL. 37!. ‘to wipe out the deficit."
‘ . It was detided that :r uterrrbelsllip
"‘—"“—"‘-“ z-Egcnmpnign be inaugututed. and steps;
tastes.
and club suppers.
PLAZA HOTEL
PORTCHESTER, N. Y.
CARNIVAL NIGHT, FRIDAY, Jan. :5.
Extensive alterations have transferred the bull rooln oi' the hotel
to a most attractive and up-to-dute resort
latest popular dance music
your own particular wants and demands.
Menus mull ed on request.
lunch 35 30.. starting Monday, January 18th,
SPECIAL SUNDAY DIN NER WITH MUSIC.
933m immediately taken to start such
tr movement. The following: amounts
'were subscribed turd paid in:
SJ Trace3 $ Louis J. Cohen. $51 A.
\‘thcelcr. 55. George E. Curtis. $5:
F. H. Quintard. 35; Dr J G. Gregor3,
$5: hits. .I. G. Grc'vtrl3. $5: Janus 1‘
Huble $5: H. P. Price. $5.
The meeting adjourned for
week. when a further report will he
received.
for people of refilled
.Tlrc restaurant will cater to
Banquets, dinner parties
Special business men's
from 1L2 daily.
(“19.
PRIDE OF COURT NARRUK OFFI-
cantile Marines were very active and
strong. the preferred rising 3 7-3
79 3-8 and the 4 1-2 per cent. bonds 2
to the new record 0! 99 8—4.
weakness in i'l-‘
veloped at noon.
lar.
BOYS TRY TO BURN SCHOOL.
\t' A'i‘i'IRBURi , Jan. 12.—An attempt
was made last night, probably by boys,
to set fire to the Slocum school. one
of Waterbury's handsomeat and most
modern school buildings. A pile of
cordwood was set on tire and were it.
not 'for file fact that the room in which
t
In
mp Shackleton. who said he was a printer
the wood was stored; is of fireproof.
construction 1.the blaze migh have eat-‘
on its way up through the wooden
floors and left the building a total
wreck.
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The. newly. electedpolleors of P.
mountable.- Lodge. Near England Order linen and death of our beloved daugh-
.3: Protection .wem installed but ove- tor and outer.
~ nlng. A field! newton, with remark ml AND MR8. N. FRAKE AND
»I .
|..
manta; followed.
l
l
Joins Sentinel for their kindness and;
0. beadtltul dons! tribute! thread! the
s ' CERS.
PRINTER PLEADS GUILTY TO
THEFT.
HARTEUR’D, Conn, Jan. 12.—-Thos.
lot Court Nill‘l‘tlllk Circle was held
last evening. The olllcers are:
. . ' .3 t‘ . ‘ _ .-(‘l ‘3'
from Boston, pleaded guilty to theft in “mm. PXM ommmo“ “h a“
rrIlOflS .2 oup Gerhardt
Bonds were irregu- police court today and was bound over Chief . (‘onrpmion \lls "t.‘“
‘to the Superior Court under 500' t ; -_» I ' ‘
bonds. 3 t Schlitt.
- I Shackleton stopped at a local hotel Sub t'hief Colllllflnltm'r‘uhll'fi. Deli-t
t "
last June, and when he departed jew =.lonnlmzs.
ell-y valued at $125 was missing, the Recording Secretarywltirs. Jennie
property of the proprietor. It was lo— Jnhm‘o“
cat ed in a New Haven pawn shop" l‘inancial Secretary—Miss Anna
Shackleton was arrested Tuesday by a f Sleelzmuller
Hartford detective when leaving thei Trensuror~~—Mlss Frances Casey.
jail in Ne ew Haven. where he served; Right Guard—Miss Josephine Mc-
six months for theft. Curthy.
CARD OF THANKS. .3 i
Left Guard—«Mrs. Sarah Hulse.
Inner Guard—Mrs. Charla Guaraieri
We desire to extend our thanks to'
triénds. neighbors and also no the Eve-l
Outer Guard-«Miss Laura Keeler.
Trustee—Mrs. Ethienbach.
Finnish-Miss Violet Hott.
Physician—Dr. H. 13. Wt. -
Plans were made ‘to entertain the
supreme financial secretary Mrs. Anna
ill. Post. of New York. at the anniver-
m, «the lodge Mm” 8th.
‘F‘A‘fll LY.
'prwiltelrt. was unable to attend the
:nleetilrg l\ll'. Wheeler presided. Mr
it‘ ohen addressed the dirt l-tots on the [G R DUC TION f . 3
Smoked Shoulders 14c Frankfurters ......... 16c rtlbjetl oi his sul3e3 of iIlt‘ filliilltlfll ,- At a B E rom former Pnces
' ’ .' I the hospitul, whirllwas V
Fresh 5 I tondltlons o !
hou ders ...... 140 Shoulder Steak ........ 16c mluslmed by a (mm ”MM“; um ,
Hamburg Steak iiiiiii 16c Sweet juicy Oranges idum‘“ ”‘9 ‘“ ““‘y‘uw'l ~“"”"‘ "I ”is Every sign points ‘0 plenty of winter weather Yet, and at the present Prices every article is
Homc-madc Sausage -- 20C 20 {of 25c Hence. the numlwrof pail-lt-lllh Irikl’tl in a good inVestmcnt, i
lt-tnusrd trout I‘ll tn 139... to .r-6 in
’ ' .19).}. it was shown that the income
SChIIIIze S salutary Markels (to the huspitul during a number of
unis 33:»; not sutlitient to meet the -._- ”L”..- _ ‘-
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN 81" 'rxpelist's oi the institution. especially It f h t d d i I ll d . «_.. .---.-
eresmensan aucn oowe oo“ooooo 00 ”9 9 .. ,, ‘.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. :so during the. years of 191;. 19“ and the bu Iiltn~ of the “HM“: WW ”O”.”......:.%”.”:” .“:” ”.”:“:”.”.”:”.”.”:“H“”:.:‘
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UNCAS TRIBE CHIEFS.
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.Krieger8t00.
—-—- , 00 0'.
Raising Up Ceremony Last thht Con. .3. .
ducted by D. D. G. S. Gould, 01 :
09 3.
Danbury.
O.
O.
The raising up tot thiels oi l'ucus .z. :3:
Tribe. No. 26, implored Order of lied 9:. ”0
3i» P.“ was held last owning. and was 00 anua' 3’ a e .0.
,
COD ......................................... 18¢ mm)” in NH" ‘ ' “,“h I‘ witnessed hv a huge number of the 00 to
I I 4 ‘
HALIBUT ........... . .......................... 20“ ‘1”: “1:: 3‘5“: fl:::.::;(:;m?;h: lirt‘n’t‘ltti lllt‘lllbels. '1 hp (memoir) “on ("till 3. .3.
- r q ‘ t . ‘. _ ‘ _ . V. _
FLAT FISH ... .. . . . . . ..... . ................. .. 12¢ time was an income between :5 0m, (“Mid Il.‘ I'lrlllti lit pul't ltlrl‘flt‘ N 0:. 0;.
,i . ._
SPANISH MACKEREL ........ . ................ 18¢ ltrlld $6.000 tinnuull3 from the l-l-larit (“Elf33:2:Sinful:a'i‘ilptliitltit? 3:92.213.- .3. 0W Oing n .3.
SMELTS ............. . .......................... 16¢ Itth‘.‘ “"‘h'm‘l "“"pm‘ "I NM‘NH‘ M“ ,m. 3,,- follows; .3. ...
TILE FISH . . ...... ............ . ........... 16¢ (‘ohen was of the. opinion 11"“ I'm“ damn.“ “.1“. law-“n. °:‘ _-.- _ ’3'
. " " ‘ - ' ' .9.
HERRING . . . . . . . . . . . ............................ 8“ his (mHTN;u0“”mm T mulm‘l’lwff ht-niol- Snuallllot't» llvujtrtltiu 'l‘hom- ? 1 h _ n f :
SALMON .. ..... ”WU” ”M“ 't 1“” ““‘ ‘... u . r N
BUTTER FISH. . . . . . . . . . . . . tttt %gg inlld h“ “0 dm“'“"-‘ I“ "mm” " “Junior Suutttrrora- .lllll'l'y .\l, Huh .0 ere IS orea y no reason 0‘ 0:9
ESCALLOPS ........ . ....................... 55¢ qt llll'HH number union: the cotrrurttnitl’ ML .. you not takfllg advan[age Of our 0.9
FINNAN HADDIE ......... . ...... 25W” W” “'“d't' “‘"r‘cr‘t" "" i‘" 3-3 3.3. u n .3 '. 0
""""""""" 14¢ untltml contribution to wit. “"l ”I“ (‘lll‘iijfnof Records “2m: \i-u'elmll .:. MARK DOWN S‘ALE. .3.
‘ ""“" " r ”M ‘1 -hglgs...__.-_-Ee pl‘tosmrl deficit of 31,00“ and Ittllht‘ lllt (“"er of ‘ \\:H'llllllll|‘ l\'i|l‘itll .3. Y d WAIT UNI‘IL .z.
. . . . . l .0
In". needed income for dt‘Illtllllg till- \liller 3. 0“ Dee IIOI :
Delicious Creamery Butter a lb. ................... 32 item Plltt‘ltttt‘e- I y .. ,. y w, , , 3n .1 33 ’9 ' .0.
Pure Leaf Lard a lb, . . . .2, ...................... 12$ 3 l‘pou bring quosiitltrod us to his be» “MEX: 0 | M v u . M ' 9:. PAY DAY ll Charge aCCOUIII III 0?
Native 1””“P3, 8 PUSIICI 55ft hot for the Illllllt‘tII‘llO stop ulonn tltt‘ ' ‘ , ..
---------------------- ‘ ‘ rim nrm‘ I"l"tI Williams 0 r t l 3
Magnolia Milk, a can .. ........................... 10¢ IIllt‘N of improvement in the working Second ”‘wa liorrv Williams. fl our Store “ i" pro‘e ‘0 a grea .z.
T neg; 2:52‘35 31‘5“) - t. - - - ~ - - . .. - - ~ - ~ - - -------- 04C "I ‘1‘” “WW“ .\lr ‘Zf’l‘fn ""‘f'fl the Third Brave — A. B. (‘utbllL 0‘! convenience. ”
ry e o 0 cc cu to ............... ‘0(‘ following roltrttrks: I'tom what Pottl‘tlt ilruve .Rugetrt- Mitt-hell é. 00
First Warrior Roast-ll l. Smith.
Second Warrior lictrnctt O. Woolls‘
'l‘hirtl Warrior vRohorl Oliver.
l-‘mtl'ill Warrior Prank It. tlrtrhtlllr.
tilltlrll of Winwnnr ll. J. Smith.
Guard of Forest John tiatl‘lllmli
It‘irst Snirnnp lltclurrll Ireland.
Second Surruop (incur \Valleur.
3.90.»;0.00.«z»:”’«.«.«:«‘oo:«.«:e0.”. 00:».“::9:¢o:»:« :00.”
.. llllllls lllct otllclls
Joe Weber and Low Fields breiiitrn
to societ3 in ludicrous fashion in "TheI (commm‘d “0'“ ""59 One)
ltest oi Enemies." There is a visit to! .-
u fashionable home by the two Ger-
City National Bank.
The annual t’II‘tllOll of directors of
l‘loor Director—~C. .i. Prescott, >nrnn comedians where Joseph Swlck-l
Press committee J. ll. Gallagher. rm! and Billie Bennett are see presid- 3th» t‘ity National Bank 3v.t.~~ held 3r:-
UK-Idtti'lt» William Miller. A. M. “18- “no Busch arrears as the nrettrltvniur 33in) this two: I‘lenlyis.
l‘oltluraru. 1. ll. IIulllwll, s. e. um (”“81“"- Thel' make some 00mm I-mkwood. John H Knapp. ‘hrimm
.xlrull blunders by setting into the wront;Swnltz, Samuel Grumman, J. Wallace
I'rltuplronulio J. (:ltl‘llllilll. A. “loom, from which they are pursued Eb) Marun. John H- I‘ll-'11! Flt’dt’l'ltk H
l‘oltInran. "“373 female guests. J09 \‘leber falls ltounn. Lewis R. Hullbutt and Her-
Sill; \i 33' tmis Itldgpnllm- t" "“0 a bathtub and is ”0‘9““ ‘mm‘bert A. Mathewson. The directors
A. Tuck HOV't' tmi' t it Nnuh \lor- being drowned by a shower throw"thwill meet next Monday morning for
' ' ' ‘. ‘ ' ‘ his friend Lew Fields, who holds a I Hi
w:alk H e lltlll. liars-t \Ol'tt'lllk: 3.1 , m head while he “mm the election 0 0 cars.
ll. (‘uthill pnrnso 0W: 8‘ The fall (‘ner l Falrfield County National.
nrtoeou y . ;,. .-,_
no“... (~,rlrlltriltt»p...l_ ll. ”Hump iibroomgwhile i y l 1 the annuttl wealth of tin stolk
gong down stars. t 1 F ii ll t.' N'
ll. J. Thomas. .l. H. Gnllnrzher. F After they fall out over precedence holderfl 0 he ti rret toun 3 .r-
TWillinms. ll. anlov.
Entertttinment-‘J. H. Gallagher. C.
Lew Fields leads the way followed by
tional Bank was held 3esterdny ot-
temoon. and the following directors
Ilr. \‘t’. ‘
1
Tire installation of officers otl'ride’
Joe Weber. mlmlcing his partner' 3 at-
mum at dignity. They are 'sooniw‘m’ elected: in. O. Keelel, .\i. ll.
quarreling over Mae Busch and Weber 6'0“" Ira 00““ A- 3- “9‘3”“ “' 1“-
seems to get the worst 0! It Finally 'I‘risimm. F. A. Lockwood. H. F. t We.-
in revenge Weber leaves a note my. brrrn and S. J. Miller. After the
in: that if he is found missing that he stockholders meeting, the directors
has been killed by the bully Field's. held a short meeting, and elects-ti the
This leads to the trial and convic- following omcers: President, in. 0.
It 13 watched with, Keeler; Vice- Presdent, M II. Glort-t.
""“ great glee by Joe. who is disguigail National Bank of Not-walk.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS \Iao Busch visits the condemned man The annual meeting of the stock-
Bab—v“ 5;“. and hands him it file. He makes his holders of the National Bank of Non-
Yesterdnv afternoon the infant son escape from the cell The. girl is kid. walk was held 3estelda3 afternoon,
“3 . l‘\i . l’ l \‘l -. fN'. ‘1 trapped by Weber. While “eberis on and the following directors and out
I“ ‘ l' .rm ’ rs. ,H“ ‘ "m" n ‘ on I the wary to see the execution of Low, cars were eIectpd mmcmrsflp J.
Taylor avenue. died M the home .0“ he is seized by the police. who are 8°“ Hill, D. W Fitch. W. l". Bishop. J. P. V
his pal-elite. lnterlnont will be. in ; lug to execute him in the place of his Treadwell A. l‘. “1199‘" W C. .‘
Pine island cemeter3 this afternoon. escaped partner 1-th doneeo that Boner Lester Hmtt and Ebennzer -
Funeral of Mrs. Eldridge. they may not have to disappomt the HI“ ‘.
The funeral 0‘ ‘ITS- Albert T Eld- Governor and his friends. But Fields,i Officers and UN 1m] form V (Ni
ridge. of Hartford place h‘usttNorwulk in his attempts to escape pursuit. dent E J. m" Vice Presl dent J P
188 held 8‘ 900100k this mornin" ' climbs over the partition of the room ) '
lfrom St. Joseph's church. Tile ser. “here the execution is going on. The Treadwell. Cnshier,H.1.Prrce Fel-
ivlces were in charge of the pastor. two men are then roieaced much to "‘r- C 0 ”“11 300“???“ Chm“
Rev R- J- Carroll The remains were the disgust of the executioner. Mack
placed in Ri3erside Vault. The pall-l Swain. This picture will be shown at
bearers were: John Begin-dun, Robert the. Palace Theatre today.
lMcAllister, Robert Kilduff and J. E.
iEldridge.
J. Prescott. Fred Willilllns. L. C.
Brush. H. R. Ganung.
Past Great Sachem Ootsel. of Dan-
bury, gave a long and interesting
speech on his trip to the Great Coun-
cil of the United States. which was
lreld in Chicago.
. ,tiou of Fields.
l
W. Gager. Assistant Bookkeeper. H. .
C. Richards. Clerk, C. Leland Lepv
pert.
Central National Rink.
Tire annual meeting of the stock- _'
holders of the Central National Bank. 1
was held yesterday afternoon. and
the following directors and Votllccrs
were elected:
Directors—Harvey M. Kent, J'.
Thornton Prowitt. William Homo,
Stephen H. Holmes. Samuel Lyncsru‘
Clarence E. Slauson and John T.
Hayes. \‘ '
Omcers-vPresident,’ Harvey ll;
Kent. Vice-President J. Thornton
Prowitt. "Cashier William A. Curtis.
roller. George S. Raymorid.“- Book-7
keeper. 6. ‘M. nedlct. Bookkeeper,
Ralph doom. Ciel-,1: Donald Taylor.“
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PANAMA HOTEL BURNED. l
E- Smith. PANAMA Jim. 12. —T‘tte American
E. Smith, aged 42 years. died last Hotel and a number of other buildings
evening at 89 Pine street. The re- lncllfllmg retail stdres and an ice foe
mains will this evening in, charge 0 my), were burned here today Several
Dn‘W Raymond be removed m Hamp- Epersons were injured none seriously.
Fen, Va., where services vii: oe held The loss i‘. estimated at about $500 000.
and burial made. _-
can or THANKS.» . H°3P|TAL NOTES-
We desire to publicly thank our: Mrs. Susie Shea, at Taylor avenue,
friends for their kindness to us during was admitted and operated on yester-
ltbe illness and after the death of our day. ‘ .
mother. Son and daughter. Mr. Wit-l Briggs Clark, of Cranbury, was. ltd.
iialn Robson and Mrs. Christopher mitten this morning. and will be oil-
903qu oi Brooklyn. and Budget street. arated on for appendicitis, this _WF
East Nor-walk. heart.
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Norwalk Chronicler