White Pile W With 'i'ar For “t Cold of Yours r. I. am, mi. —." W l i W i l _ . -———- -———‘_ David w Raymund U N'DERTAKER Tel office. 1m: Hon-o. m. 27 wasnmcron or. W new see news surname l W ‘t Long island Escallops , i WW N[W8 Ilsa Sue Olmstead is confined to beg; home with an attack of the grip. Oysters Frost Fish ..—....———~ 1 7 I “Elie “L. A. Tucker" with 500 tons of l i S h N lk 43:31.05; 3321:. m Dry New Bedford Alias Elisabeth Taylor, of Upper ESCdiiOpS Iain street, is recovering from a ten. dais? illness. I All kinds of Fish and Round Clams Cutbill’s BRIDGE MARKET 1: North Main St. ‘Free Delivery. Phone rob —-FR|DA‘I LU'NOHEON. at ~the Country Club, remember is a, regular club feature. Stephen R. Bray. assistant post- master in the First District, is ill atW his home in Wilton avenue. l Napoleon B. Knapp has severed hisW position with the Regent theatre. where he has been employed since: the opening. ‘ r Attorney Nehemiah Gander, oi Arch street, has been suffering from the grip for several days. i r W m A meeting of the heads of all the Clifford A Hauschildt and Jun" I) various organizations with the ves- Mullen, of Norwalk. attended the in- tu'nren of Trinity Episconsl church: strrllation of officers of Lieut 'Na- will be held this evening at is oclock, W thanlel w, Bishop Camp. [1. s, W.\ at which time plans will be made for' in Bridgeport, .Tuesday evening. the year's Work .——- ...__... Local Republicans hare received; l Edward P. Wood is substituting in the Norwaik Drug Company' 3 store in Egg?Edntfigcifwkimiiidfiiir‘izfigzzgW North Main street as Miss ’I‘lrede f 1 tion ,to be held at the Boot Taft, in Martin has been trans erred to tie tNew tlfsven. January 29th A large Ssyffmk store. delegation from‘waalk M" probably . “was...“ls. .- 'rbe present. —-THURSDAY NIGHT DINNER “ the Country 0‘an exceptionally; A Joint meeting of the Home and finedinner served at ‘ very reasonable ‘ Foreign Missionary Societies. was 9”“- Phone Y0“ order “ow- held yesterday afternoon at the Nor' . walk Methodist Parsonage on West The members of Samuel P. Ferris avenue. Miss mageley, of Mount Ver» Corps, No. 62, of New Canaan, extend non, addressed the members of the so- an invitation to the members oi cietiee in a very interesting manner . .Bucklnghatn Corps, No. 30, to meotWand spoke of the work of the home W Writb them on the afternoon of Jan ‘misslonaries in the United States Re-W um 19“,, Wednesday, at 2; 30 o'clock freshments were served during the of W at their installation service in G A. ternoon R. Hall. Alipwho intend going please notify the president not later than Tuesday morning. ' “w r The former Fellowcraft club of Old . Well Lodge ,No. 108.1“. d: A. M., will ________ meet for reorganization. at the In reading of the remarkable riots fétrxznfirzlf :noimi: Masai": in Youngstown. Ohio, Whmh have M' room for those interested in the omn- fected the Steel plants and foundries ization and such ones are invited to with such destructive violence, a new be rpres e nt. The ““0me Club has interest is added when we learn that. been highly commended for “a work many of them are owned by the An? in the W1. and the officers are look- drews family. of which Mrs. Leslieng for a very successful coming sea Combs Bruce, of North street. Green.’ son. wich. is a member. Her father was a: pioneer railroad and iron man in thatW FRANCE TO MEET . section. and built up his big fortune! TRANSPORTATION CRISIS through industries in YoungstownW. PARIS Jan. 12’ I 55 p m— ms WWW 8““ ”Sides there. but ill To meet the transportation crisis now on a visit to Mrs Bruce resulting from the shortage of Wmaritimc shipping facilities the overnment has decided to ask garliament to authorize an ad sauce by the Treasury of 100,- 000,000 francs to ship owners, so that they may increase their fleets by purchase of allied or neutral vessels. if you’ve “made good" before in any business position", there's an op- portunity awaiting you to do it. again. Use The Sentinel "Situations Wanted" columns _,._———— .rrueLv HINT 6N ovarian-mo. .W 1mg dinners cause disturbed diges- W lions. The stomach and bowels should not be clogged with undigested poisonous waste matter. Foley Cath- artlc Tablets relieve distress after eating. stop belching, banish bloating no as on staunch, regulate the bow els, sweeten the stomach and tone up the liver. Sold everywhere M8878. 3755-1" communist, «Vince's» ism antiserum-rs. ‘ series enuresis» atop, W‘W MWWW, Win the aloe at 2:30 o'clock when a men entered When asked what he robber said that he came to buy an incubator. he asked the young woman, Taylor replied to further queries that none of the men were about, meaning her brother, William C. Taylor and WLew—is Larson, an empioye. ,fright, the man ordered, “Go and op- en that safe." .by the man and ran across the room to a corner, where a large shot gun was hanging. Lifting the gun from 2st the stranger. Wtoo heavy for a girl to handle, and the robber leaped across the room rend snatched it from Miss Taylor's grasp. with a piece of rope tied her secure- ly to a chair. ed a handkerchief from his pocket :and. tying a knot in it, gagged Miss Taylor to prevent her screaming for ‘help. As she was tied near the tele- phone. the stranger chair and the girl bodily and carried it into another room. “sacked the, attire pulling desks and Wother furniture about. Wing herself trying to remove t and the rope. After several minutes lshe succeeded in working collie dog, not knowing whether the animal was near or not. became alarmed and opening a win wins on the side of the building away Wand fled down the i'l‘he girl then managed to push the Webair along into the other roonr and ‘H. R. =noon when Miss, Taylor saw the man OUR muons rN FIGURES REPORT AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DEC: 31, 1915. Loans , $578,979.76 Capital - ........................ . s 50,000.00 Bonds and Securities“; mutual}. 416,221.45 surplus ----- ~ ----- 40.00000 Real Estate Loans...._. ............ 744,214.48 Undlvided Proms 41.455.46- Banking House. Vaults and H14 Reserved for interest.. . 22.061122- tures .......... .. ... .. ..... . 53,000.00 Due to Banks and Trust Compan- Duo front iiunlzs and Trust Cont- ies ,. 37,097.02 7. names ‘ insane ' Dividends Unpaid 1,551.00 Cash. in Vaults . .... .. t...........fi mos . ‘. Deposits 1.858.291.91’ turn [Mi (Continued from Page One.) Ilsa Taylor was seated at her desk the room (suddenw. wanted, the “is Mr. Taylor at home?" Miss To her Refuses to Obey. The lsyear-old girl refused to obey he commands, despite threats made is resting place, she tried to point it But the weapon was Tied to Chair. He then firmly grasped the girl and, The robber then pull- bulld his first real house he is strong- ly attracted to a Union station as a model—Louisville Courier-Journal. ed the postman as he came down the steps of a private maidenoe. mere citisen who had overheard the. postman's noisy thought. I don't come along earlier she'll get her letters from some other carrier'j ~~is‘.xcirange. A JANUARY JINGLE. A January M ‘We now proceed to write The air is all a-ttngle And stimulating quite. , The vows we manufactured. The good resolves we made Have not as yet been fractured And are of highest grade. —. tore With rapture in the diugle And progress in the glen, A January jingle is quite the thing to pen. —-Inuisville Courier-Journal. ___,...._.._..__.... SOMETHING are. When a millionaire gets ready to i for our -———-’~—_" A WOMAN’S THREAT. “,Well if that ain’t the limit," mus- “Wlm's the trouble?" queried the “Why explained the man in gray. ‘the woman in that house says if , picked up the He then ran- Removes Gag. lilies Taylor, meawhile was busy he set; the gag out of her mouth and called for the The rubber from the Taylor home, leaped out THE FOUNDATION or good t'trdl is its burning qual ties A test of am kind of our (‘oal will prow most satisfactory as it is free from dust and slate. We are pleasing thousands and receive compliments from all directions if you here not samplede the leading merchant's goods do so and be the judge We have anything: in the building line that is uplo date. RAYMOND BROTHERS Phone 113-3- 137 Washington St. road to safety. knocking the receiver from the tele- thone, succeeded in spreading the: ‘alsrm. Authorities investigate. liiss Edythe Taylor a sister ran to the. office, ionsened the bonds and rot Miss Taylor free, A (all was then sent for former Deputy Sheriil Elwood, a constable of the Wtown of Fairfieid. but he was not at home. An investigation is being con- ducted by the authorities of Pair-field who hope to catch the robber. Heard in Morning. While in the office yesterday moi i log, Miss Taylor had heard it mus. .in another part of the building and remarked about it to Lewis Larson, an employs on the farm. Nothing was thought about it until the after enter the room. it is believed that the fellow was hidden in the building most of the day. perhaps gaining an entrance some way during the night. After attempting to open the safe, it is believed and finding it inlposv slble because of the combination luck I 1 a The Greatest Marked Iiiiwn Sale in the history of Norwalk. Ea" i-ry garment must be sold. as me rrcier (any any over into next season. burly buyers will get the host (‘.il0i(‘0 Come and save money. You still not be able to resist the temptation. as our prices are cut to the very louesr. CORDUROY COATS WITH FUR COLLARS, $4.98. PLUSH COATS, $5.98. 09.93. $12.98 and $14.08. CLOAKS we PARIS MlLLlNERY 33 SOUTH Friars sr. SOUTH NORWALK. W i FurnitureOf he waited until opportunity presented itself to force some one to obey his commands. Appeared Polite. lilies Taylor said last night that prior to the mans sudden appearance in the doorway of the office, she had seen no one coming up the walk and that the mans appearance frightened her considerably. The foreigner oct- ed very politely when speaking about the sale of an incubator, but became rough when he teamed that Miss 'l‘uy ior was the only occupant of the office, which is located several hun tired feet from the Taylor home, near Roundhouse switch. Thneatened to Shoot. When she tried to point the un- loaded shotgun at the stranger. and said, “i will shoot you " the man laughed at her and wrested the gun tawny. Miss Taylor described the man Wto the authorities as being tall withW Ws dark moustache. He woren grey 0\ ercoat and a brown soft but. She said that she had never seen the ninnf before in her life. i l AMERICAN HELD lN ENGLAND. ANSONIA. Conn, Jan. 13.—-—Albeit' Spector, 20. of this city, is detained by the authorities in London, his is- ther, Simon Spector, was informed yesterday in a cablegram from Eng- land. Proof of his nativity, was ask- ‘ed and the father has forwarded an Wadidavit that the boy was born in ‘New York. No details as to why he is held were given in the cablegram. Young Spector for the past year has been roaming about the world. and was last heard from in lrelanti. r W i i- LIABILITIES. $2,050,456.61 ' the maturity or are members: .- some. of all the members. Mem- ‘ report at fail and they protested in Wemphatie lanlulle alainst the at- , tacitment of their-signatures to it. r'i'hey‘dtd sot styles with the stats— Quality The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies for all time. ‘That‘s the sort we oiier yo it here. ‘Y he voted for the motion to recall thin i report from the governor‘s oilice. Civil Service Report is Recalled From: A meeting 0‘ the commission was . a c set down for Wednesday to consider Governors Offic mm": of Lift the condition which has arisen in re- Too Stringent—“Respectfully Sub-W miffed" Once, N. Will 33 SubmittedW matter had been indefinitely Wt" Some ”"5 Wponed owing to the illness of Presi- ls was said, to- day, that the an-W dent Norris nusl report of the state civil service: commission, Just issued, had been rel called by the chairman because all the members of thee ommission would not sign it. Secretary Wright of the commission, when asked for a suste- meut, replied: “I have nothing to say about it.” The reason for the recall is said to be the sharp criticism of the law of 1915. At the last meeting .of the commis- sion. was severely criticised. The report of the commission from the governor‘s office on the ground that it did not represent the sentiment of The report contained; a statement. signed ‘by Charles 0. Morris, president, in which the amendment to the civil service law, passed at the last ses- sion. was severely oritieistd. The whole renort. including that which was signed by the president was “reepoctfull’y submitted,” under the COMMIWON BACKS WATER. m —— ADDS TO STATE PARKS. NEW HAVEN, .it had before it was the propositionW of Alien C White, oi. New York city, a summer resident of Norfolk, to add to the states system of public parks and reservations by gift and establish- ment of park areas. "'"enott scHWAe DEAD. NEW .HAVEN. Jan. l3.—~Proi’essor John C. Schwab, University Librarian at Yale, and a graduate of the collegel with the class. of 1886. died at his home here yesterday of pneumonia. Loos on..- ~.—..._ hers oh the board had not soon the ”“330 10M Mountaineers mn' anteed tin made into leaders. hand. Wmade. mintsd insider tin reality l [month : . theydtd not winttcho}_ . guaranteed ammunition ”gamut rcmmmtemasvrt‘tmm . get-d to the report, but is was statcdi today by Secretary Wright that that W Jan. 13.«—The statoW park commission was in session here; yesterday, and among other matters‘ I share profits with you by an“; mintzs Closed TO-morrow AT 2:00 P. M. To give us a chance to re-arrange stocks and mark down goods January Clearance Sale WHICH BEGINS Saturday Morning, at 9:00 A. M. Be sure you receive one of our circulars now being distributed throughout the city and country. NEW IDEAS. Wthat are as old as art itself are re flected in many of the attractive mod- :els we are showing in FINE FURNITURE. Reproductions of famous old styles are much favored just now, but we are also showing the very best of ornamental designs that are dis tinctiy now. Call and are. our Furniture? and let us point our to you its many merits. '- lullllililiii Hill)“. South Norwalk, Conn. Headquarters For Cooking utensils of all kinds, crockery, china, glassware, girl- vanized were, oil and gas heaters. gas mantles and burners, electric irons, etc. garnert r. Gehebe Weaom 10502 f25 Washington st. So. Norwalk LADIES’ Fontwear . We are showing an excellent ' 1 shoe for every day wear at $2.00 and $2.50 Our dress shoes from $3.00 to $5.00 Are correct inn" style and absoluter dependable. i i 1 Norwalk W. .__.—.-—.— - Wigms Pancake noun FRESH more THE‘ MILL 3 pass. 25¢ r t i t i Dewey’s Phone 410 . i l Prompt Delivery. ‘Glover’s ‘ so. Nor-vars HAPPY NEW YEAR, . iNDEED, 'TWILL BE if the walls of your resplendent with coverings of ‘ beautiful wail paper-paper that refreshes the home, makes it. cheerful and inviting. Happily , we are in a position to offer you , , some exceptional papers at ex- tremely low prices. Won't you iet us show them? The Gorham no} 10 First St., East Nomlik. borne are Tel. 452. Till) Lil'ltli Sill) Continuing This Week 6 PAYS tic lb. For in Notice tires igns on the “gonadal also get a duplicate slip from driver with our name and MW before selling. 3 ROWAN 91. EAST scams. PHONE 441 annullll g The and & Voile Electrical Co. ' The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL error in the Town _, . AUTO SUPPLIES .. Phone 805—430 So. Main so... “" so. semis. Music mm or I‘u,’sl,‘us’a‘-u's;s r» Dosh-date mtg“ ”cart“ we i ' W ens: WM. arenas do. he Auk all new prices in use can. ’ films“. FRID if. RANCH“;
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