FACT!
FERRIS' :,
FAMOUS '”
FAMILY
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FIRES
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FRIENDS ‘ q
. .. .. ‘ ,IIIIIIII-II (‘Iddtlock .Mi» M Taylor
t‘Ok YOUR LLAM BAKES . liv'ilty Wobbler... Mr... A I. Frisbv
tom “ARV Connecticut Avenue. ‘Josiah Cratidock. (a l’oitamoulh
; , . THE ' — - Phone 497. I.H\\_\t'l' ....... .|)l'. c. II l'oolidge
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. hole Agents for The Norwalks "Uh“ hmmmmld (\m' (‘MMH El
A '7 On Draught 31 Conn ti A , . ........... lr. “In. , a: e
t: 1 cc cut V0. It Ilill'll‘t-i Sprung», (ins second
. . ‘_—'—I~—. - «._ __L _”~_‘?__ ____“fi___m , (Mli‘lli) ..... Mr. A l. Frisby
, lii‘tllellltlli Linden ll N. -----
Ue ........ ..............\li l-IbaniII
COMPANY n eda Biscuit. pkg. ....., ....................... 4¢ .II. IIIIIIIIII; (III IIIIIIIIII 6‘ town»)
Pure Leaf Lard, 1b. . ...... . . . . > 12¢ ........ .. Mr. I‘: \V Bl‘ill‘tl
Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes ....’ ............ > SC Elir. KcIIII‘IIrII. (Ii.IIIl:\l'\III{I\."I:clrI.fiws
Magnolxa Milk, can ......... . ....... 101'! “It Will ”m“ ("i ”W ”MW"
_ Shoulders lean and tender ...................... 13'_ (f f “I F “ Kndm
D \ input III the vents in WNW-“id ml
omestic Sardines 3 cans .......... . .10c III-nun
Try a pound of Carmelo Cofiee 250 size ........... 20¢ ‘ “made" i" D'ama'
_:’tlicc l‘cthcricll, (n Widow, Mll-
' Ilrcil (‘raddock's 'l‘uiu SIIIIr).
A. STULL I \Ilrm \I Tinltlil
‘ ‘ ‘lmdy I‘tth Lindon. (Sir ll IIII
24 Lottage Street Ent Norwal-i- .I.-I-IIIIII “ifcl ”my. II‘III II I:.-II-I-
.‘II'S. Moula‘cl. in I.oII,;iII;;iIoII>v
29—" - _ - __ MT____, _ - -__ - ....--.T_m: Kt't‘]l(’l‘).......I\ll'ri. lSP‘dt' .lcnuinw
Miss Wobbler. . . .. Mrs. A. l.. i‘riII-hI
A Sir llzIrI-y Linden, liaIi
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_ John llI‘unIIuond .MI‘. \\In ll. l-IIIrlI
.I‘IIIIIIIs SillilLt:\ (on I'll“ Tutti...
. .................. Mr. A. 1.. Fi'inby
lioItoI (Il'l',l(f‘ {at Mcdicztl Mon)
1 .............\II. J. Arthur ()sbot'uo
.iohn. (School to Sir "Hum.
................ .\lr. (. ll. Holden
l’Iologuo— Mildred s Lovers.
CHARNOKQS MARKE’I‘ Scone "Josiah (Jrnddock'a‘Utlice.
Act l--.\llldrcd's Sister Scene,
Phone 583-! 70 North Main otreet Free Delivery “m” “lodgings. -’
l > ’ AI-t - My Lady Lindon." Sci-III»,
on D. Morgan
censor to Chas. E. Dow;
tie WA'SHIrIoTon 57..
on NGRWALK. CONN
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’ your.
boat leaves Pier 27 East
In;
on F. fonts, General Agent.
Autumn J. SMITH TRANS.
.poovvrlou LINE. Inn.
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I Hardwood Floors
add >eliing value to a house more than anything else you can put your
Immey into. Such doors cut down house work and are sanitary.
Our stock comprise! the best of their kind in Oak. Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are assume an Ihey take a high polish and hold
it. Whether you urohuilding new or just recovering old floors. you
should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind
of floor you will have.
The Hatch I": Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, cement, Plaster.
notion lupin
Years ago South Norw'alk had a
flourishing dramatic society. Many oi
the entertainment» were given In Mu-
sic Hall, at that time the only play-
house in the city. Some of the oldcr
residents will recall that some excel-
lent tiIIIIIIatic talent was developed
and much healthy enjoyment “Its giI-
en the public. 'l‘he\ _ 4‘IntInIi has in its
possession thc piogt Inn of thc- cutIr-
XI'IIinIIIc-IIt t'iicu Feb. 4th. 1879. at
lwhich Henry J. Byron‘s “liiow For
Blou" was given for the benefit of the
Free Reading Room and Library A850
GAZETTE BLDG.
Tristram & Hyat
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
Mid in the Bargain Basement
Household Helps at Cut Prices
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Beers Meat and ProvisiotLCo.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets-
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
'i‘hc Liudeu’s (‘ountry lions I.
‘ Act 2i~~lli0Iv for lilt)\\'.'S('I'lll‘ int,
None an Act 2d. Hccuc 2d. A .N‘TI'IIct
Sum" 3d. 71d Story IIIIIII'IIIII-Im 'l‘tllll‘
In; M. James’ Park.
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FUNERAL 0F PROF. SCHWAB.
NEW HAVEN. .lIIII. 1.1. The low
t‘l‘ill of Prof. John t‘. Schunb, lam
librnriun of Yule l'IIlvcrsity. \\Iil~' held
from liniicll (‘IInpoL thii lllllhli'ém
lllt' undviuriuiIuItc bodv faculty and
Ioiporullon Illt'lllllt‘fli nttI Idling on till
II--'IitntiouII in the uniIersiII Iilltl boon
.Imittrd. ich. Anson l’litlps Stokes.
secretary of the IInivcrsiII with Rev.‘
George L. Paine. rector of St. Paul‘s
t‘ huroh
T‘hc chnpcl choir IiirI-ctIIl by l‘rot
Hurry ..|cpson snug ht’H‘Y‘fll
nnd portions of “The Mohainh.” and
“l'urdi‘nl” Ivcrc pluycd on the organ.
The active bearers “ore undergrad
notes nod the honorary bearers worn
personal friends or Mr. SI-thab In the
university circle and city: and also
classmates.
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read the l-‘pisI-upal servlccf
byInnII .
RODRIGUEZ execureo; EL PASO ‘
EETITION FOR REMOVAL OF
CONSUL.
ll. P’so. Tex. Jun. I.'I.--—-Gcnorulo
nonconoooonooonnooooooonon
IJose Rodriguez and .‘IlnIeidn were
executed at Modern shortly alter their
arrest, according to n dispatch rc-
WOOL AND
HOSIERY AN
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A. Dickerman
Cold wnaIIIII coMFou-rs
‘ BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES
LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S SWEATERS
KID GLOVES
Go To
celved' by Elie Mexicali consul from
- General Trevino yesterday.
Andreas Q. Garcia. Mexican con-
sul, declared yesterday in answer to
formal inquiry. that no armed ax.
peditionary force of Americans would
be permitted to enter Mexico to run
down Villa and his bandits.
A petition is being circulated here
I-emwsting President Wilson Immed-
iately to remove Thomas D. Edwards.
American consul at Juarez, for al-
lum‘" indifference to the protection
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(lif‘ly’fllk, Stamford.
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RANK A8 TENDERFOOTS.
Severn! Boy Scouts Pass Examination
of Court of Honor.
At the session of the Court of Hon-
.or of the Council of the Boy Scouts of
‘8‘“ Work. Bu“ Nor-walk. hold at the Court Room in
_ 801 th NOi'Wll -
RT" MM” STREET ccsifully putrid!hhgotllhvt‘lllell‘foboygxix:.
DHONE 907 inutlon: ‘
Frederick naming. South Main E-it.
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HORST- HERE. l
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., Jan. 15.—Mrs. Eln-
t, the Britlslhauffrage .
hero today on the
Paul; accompanied by:
Robert Shlelkopi’, Westport avenue.
IBIurt Benton, West street.
'Raymond Sherwood Taylor avenue.
"herbs Brown Springwood Ave
beater Davin. Bust” Norwhllt.
Frank Rowland Elizabeth street. So
Nortvnlk. ‘
Edwin Benedict, Went street.
Kenneth 'Otbum, Wen“ street.
'- .‘.that her: present
untry‘ is in no way con-
otea: torwomen," but
. vim-connectionwiwith
at? work:
Wetovitch. former Sor-
Shite and Foreign 'nttjcm.
. vol Militia Association will begin its .llc today.
There nwtobeeegmal- sessions or annual convention here January 28. an the perks and playgrounds was
~ the court on the Friday evenings tor Secretary Daniels 0! the Navy Depart- done during the year than ,ever be-
the noxt’three weeks for holding examr ment and prominent naval omcers tore.
, lThe mun 'ot. the work otfie Counv at. the association's annual banquet. 209nm) rent of lumber was sawed
all.“ Blown cilia being May the' manner-.111..an so. ,
n with Serbian re- which the boys pace their exandnotlon, '
:0 J0 in the manner in which the diner-
-' ._ __ HEALTH REPORT DELAYED.
. \EW Ii‘AVEN, Jan. 15.—-Tlle death
i‘Dr. Joseph H Townsend secretary
The council would appreciate it it n
‘ the parents of the Scouts would vialt rgyggo‘::a:e22:;$:g ”it?" $353;
.the Scoutnmsters' c 0 e
S hool Md the rnonrt of the board for December. Dr.
troops. By doing so, they would at Townsend having be u p p ring his
once realize the amount of P re n
good “ork LI. utin'im for the bulletin when taken
that the scoutinastcis .
me” how. are doing int i“ . It... m....,........d “.I“ NMHWe the
__,_ ilgunea which her husband had in
Ilvwr‘ and the matter will be ampli-
cnl troops are covering their work".
MENACE 80. NOT GUILTY.
l ' J'OPLIN, Mo, Jan. 15. -A verdict of Fat-"Md rm“. ‘rpnnrt ornbably will
Kenneth Hawkins, South Main street “0‘ 81““? W“ returned yefiierda!’ by be ready during next Iv.eek
the jury in the case or the Menace
Publislmg company of Aurora, Mo..
and tour of its alleged officials, who
were chorged‘ln the federal court here
with misuse or the mails.
GIFTS To NEW‘HAVEN PARKS.
\FW HAVEV.Jan.15.*Gitts from
vor'm ”Inn-on to the New Haven
, -- Turk system. during 1915 made a total
NAVAL MILlTiA CONVENTION. value of 35.171. according to the com-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. s—The Na mlsnlnder’s annual report. made pub-
More development work
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ln salvaging gland and dying
have been invited to make addresses trees in the East Rock Park section
from the loam. more thin Mhull of
which was need in park hoiistruction
work. ‘ »
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p—Try a Sentinel Want. Ads .
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“~r‘ ‘w-I‘m «mm of the Board at.
$2.00 Savory Roasters ......... . . 3] an.
$1.00 Sets'Pott’s Sad Irons. . . . . , . . . .. ..... , . . [200
Pergecgoilgfagrs . . . . . . _ . . . . _ ........ . . Black Finish $2.95 Nickel Trim 3.25
er cc on I eaters ........ Black Finish , N kl T
Keen Cutter Food Choppers, No. 2 ize . I .$3 ...2.):. 1C 5 “m $23-50
Round Wash Boilers . . . .., . . . . .- ..... . 29c
50 it. Cotton Clothes Line ...... . ........... . . :90
Light House Cleanser .......... .... . .. .......... 3 cans Ioc
gcakesU. S. Mail Soap ....... .I...I..... ................ 25C
Borax Washing Powder .................... 15c large package
Pearl Floating Soap ---------- ............... ..... 6cakes 25c
LargejapannedCoalHods....,.... .. . 19c
Nest Eggs ........................................... Ic each
2 rolls Wax Paper .................................... 5c
Ironing Wax .. ............ ’ ................... to eat h I
Decorated English Porcelain Dinner Ware
Platters. Covered Dishes. Dinner and Tea Plates, Cups and Saucers and many other items
at the price of white ware. ' L _
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Blillli BIIWIIN
Blilliillllll Alill
BllMllllili lBllS
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Ninety lhtusand Dollars in Bank-
ruptcy Case Causes Big Rupture
How an humblc ul‘t‘t‘ll\\llll mil
mun has been instruincutnl in prccip .
tinting bankruptcy in which more
. than 890.000 is involved and bow tho
latter had I\l to an opeII rapture be-
tween some at the most prominent.
‘lllt’n of l‘vrt‘l‘llWll‘Il on Ono side and
Stamford on tho other bocnnic know I
lectcrday tiuough procccdiu‘. 's before
llI-t‘crI-c John \V. llunks in the district
dpurt for the appointment of a truer
we and :IppI‘niaIr: in the involuntary
‘tIIIIIkruIItIIy of Emma l~'. .VII'NIIII n
t‘os’ltlvlli of l-‘iI-ld‘I-I l'oint.
llillx of $2,000 torJnxi cube and Si.-
Mill tor flowers \\'i’l‘o‘ among the lid
hilitlcs of Mrs. ‘llt‘XIill. wife of Judge
(loin-go t‘I. .\lI-\‘;Ill of rtlnouwich. when
the \\t’flllll_\' II‘o’uInII‘I-I business: nt‘l’nlrn
“flown in
in
and
were discussed bcioro-
IlnII'III-uptcy HIIIIIIH this morning.
It" Mrs. ,\lc.\‘nll owns $73,000
llt'it’t‘m‘ thinks this morning appoint-
I-II Itinrucy \\'ilbIIr S. Wright trustee
bonds of $130000.
.-\I present Mrs. \lc.\ \‘nll is visiting
in Florida iilltl although (liceuwioll
iratlcstllull arc Ilainoring for money
‘llt-y claim is due. the has given them
no satisfaction. it is claimed that.
bills owed to grocers and meat deal-
ers must be paid by Judge “an11. tie
it I'Ilthtc ot' probito in Greenwich
‘Illd \Vlle'. l‘oI‘IIII-rly judge of tho bor~
Illllll‘l'
ough court.
; Mrs. McX.IIl mvus property in
lreemvlch worth $00,000. it was
said today that one and her husband
are not legally separated although
he refused to settle some oi the bill-
ovved by ‘ilrs. .‘VicNull. it was about
three weeks ago that she tiled a peti-
tion in bunkruptcy.
-A lively tilt between Attorney Sco~
iiold Jennings of Stumt‘ord represent
ing the bunkrupt Attoincys Warren
Greasy, William S. Hitachberg and
William C. zRungoc. representing cred
horn. of Greenwich caused a, tempor-
ary adjournment of the proceedings
that the attorneys might agree wheth
er Stamford real estate men are capa-
ble of dealing in Greenwich property.
which is said to be operated on dil-
tercnt plans than any other realty in
Connoctlcut. owing to its New York
:Illiliatious.
Another plutsc brought up in the
'orIvuInont v‘as‘ the intermarriage and
r‘nm ufii‘jntlnn of Greenwich people,
which was thought auhlciently strong
to morally disqualify men whose
names were mentioned from acting in
‘hn s-Iin of the residence. which for-
mer Judge of Probate Gem-geld}.
McNail and his wife. Emma R, had
dccupicd.
The annlinntinn tor
iInnkIIImcy brouzht in November last
Iw the (Innonwich nah (2.3.I thrnugn
their attorneys, Walsh & Wright.
Into» the schedules filed with Judge
“cm" “i . Hartford disclose that
the bankruptcy was forced by the
Minnow noon union for $550. at. a time
when it who alleged an attemt to op.
Iain préference was being made bv
.kn n‘
“N" V"? in no attachment on Mrs.
“ir‘Tr‘l’n real oatnte at Greenwich. it
was this small claim that precipitat-
ed thn' WM: of liabilities amounting
to ”1.55093 against. the. estate“ and
the judgment of bankruptcy on No-
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At the conch'r‘nn of [he first. moot-
tug of credlu'u .odey Judge Blink- .‘ ..
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1532 Boys’ memo-Its $3.98,WIIIIII $5.98
5:: Boys' Suits 2 Pair of Pants $3.98
'12 And $4.98
é: Men’s Overcoats $12. 50 to $15. 00
.g. ‘.V omcn’s sCoats $7. 98 Worth BIS. till :9
E? House Dresses at69c
iFur Sets and Separate Mulls At Y cry 1:
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I'Ippoiutcd Wilbcr S. Wright of the he protectedhteiIIIIocI-IIccund she I!“
firm of Wulsh & Wright. trustee, lieved him. Then the Scranton 'Mrn.
with Robert M. Willstood 'lhonms \. Mayo ““8 hoard from and the plaintiu‘
(‘ out: and William P. \lullkitc of says she \Iould have left him then but.
tirccuwich. appraisers. ltoIIIl he denied kuoIIiIIg the other woman.
'III‘ trustee is sot at $30,000. \\‘ln~n iIlP Scranton \Iit‘c divorced him
thc pluiutin' nnyt shc bccunw cum
\‘IIN't‘ll that Mayo had lil‘tt‘ll’t‘d Iivr.
and asked him to rcwcd her, but in-
refused. Silt‘ thou loft the home,
where she had six automobiles and
three servants. neglecting to tnkcI-I'I-‘II
llt'l' clothing and jewelry. She (“illll‘
titled to New York and made her home at
lIIl‘
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FOR‘MER MRS. MAVO SEEKS IN-
FORMATlON OF INSURANCE
POLICIES MADE OUT FOR
HER.
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“my .3
New Haven Wife of Much We
Mun Tell. of Domestic Trouble-e
in Court. '
NEW YORK. Jun. 15.--;\ll effort to
save Virginiue St. .l. :Mnyo the New
Haven manufacturer. i. om being com-
pelled to tell of his vaf'ous l‘I‘rlIll-
Iuoninl adventures \Ias llllldI’ vcsth-
day before Supreme Court llth‘llce
Newburgcr when his attornevs applied
to vacate an order for the examina-
tion of Mayo.
The order was obtained by Miss Wil-
helmina Meyer. also known on Mrs.
Mom ’\le0 was the ncmeditcd II Ife of
the manufacturer at the time of the
suicide of Miss Lillian May Cook his
steuographer. when it. was reIen led
that in addition to his wife in \‘ow
Haven, Mayo had one in Scranton.
Pu. and was also maintaining an cs-
mhlishment in Brooklyn. The New
anen wife, has decided that Mayo
never was legally married to her and
.llI' 5’00 000 "for the deception.
Ralph \l Gillette attorney f0I Miss
Meyer, said that she wants to examine
Mayo to find out. who is the benefici-
ary of life insurance polides costing
him $30 000 a year in premiums. The
mtomey' s argument revealed for
first time that when his client con-
nludntl that she \vasu tclilayo's wife
he refused to permit her to take her
clothing and personal belongings from
her New Haven home. although a
deputy sheriff carrying g court order
accompanied her. _
Miss Meyer said in an aiildavit
when Mayo asked her to marry him
in 1903, he was 42 and she was 22.
Although he was poor. she recognized
his business ability and accepted him
They were married April 2,1904.
that
They lived inomoderate' circumstances I‘D"- ..
until Mayo invented the automobile
radiator that has made him wealthy.
For the last six years his income has
been $100.00. o yea. . and he spent a
part of it on Miss Meyer, she
now
..Ie plaintiff city: that when Mayo
cot Into the limelight a year ago
‘ weather Sci
40:! W est i53d street.
'1‘ he plaintiff said that when the cold
in lash November. sun.
IIcI-dcd sonic of her clothing in .\'r\\‘
Haven and wrote for the articles sho
wnnmd, Mavo ignored her letters and
finally she went. for her property with
a. writ o: repIevm. \vnne one was
looking ov or her II .Irdrobe and select-
in: Mint she Minted .\l.:yo atrium]
and began to ill use her she said. Sin-
alleges that \\'Ilt‘ll she was leaving tho
house Mayo said: "You will never not
a cent from me. T‘bnvc fixed every-
thing "all my affairs so you will llt‘WI"
get anything."
The plaintiff p‘nntn to [ind
chiefly whether Mayo has chungwl
any of the insurnncc policies which
were in her favor. Justice Neu-
burgcr reserved decision.
not.
DEATHS .ANl) FUNERALS.
Joseph Vasali.
Joseph \asaii, or llnbv llill \‘I'iuir
pauk died \er suddenlv this "moru
lug. Before Incdicul nssistnn ‘e co till
be summoned he passed away. Mod
the cal Examiner Samuel H Huntington
was called In the case by ”1.1“ t
Bumcil the ftrniiy physician. 'lllt‘.
deceased was (‘0 yenis of ag‘
Funeral of Mrs. James Bates.
The inner: Ii of MI‘I. lumen Bates will
the attcude d from the West ‘Norwnlk
Chapel tomorrow afternoon at. :;
o'.cloc.k Rev. R. G. Hartley will oillc«
late, uud interment will be in West.
Nor“ all: cenIeIer.
——" "00d adv. pays best in the best
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFI
CA ATI ON . .
FOR SALE. —,—Portnblo chicken coop
16' .X 9'. Iiith run 35 it. square. wire,
Mportd top andp hymn. rails. Pr!"
$15. Addreoo'v . Box .138. gm“:
ton Conn.
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