FACT!
FBRRIS’
FAMOUS
FAMILY
FUEL
FOR
FURNACE
FIRES
FINDS
FAST
FRIENDS.
, THE 3
[TFERRIS COAL
COMPANY
FIElGHT 1.1m: TO new
; “ YORK.
“but leave: Pier 27 East
mIvm- (foot of Catherine
M ”day except Sunday, at 3 p.
lit received at Not-walk up to
‘{ rid at South Norwalk up to
Pavilion, General Agent.
«on 4. ultra rams.
. evasion LINE. trio.
Hardwood Floors
'add selling value to a house non than anything else you can put your
money into. Such floors cut down house wort and are sanitary.
Our stock comprise. the belt at their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are deelnhle as they take a high polish Ind hold
it. Whether you are building new or just recovering old doors. you
should inventigato our prices Ind flooring before deciding on the kind
of Ioor no will have.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
’ tact,
' condition necessarily tunuot continue.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE.
’l‘llu.- ldl’ has been “mark-abil-
had 51.» man) garments
siltt't'sslul. For this P\1'tll no
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COATS. SUITS, DRESSES, HATS, FURS. ETC.
that dvspite the amazing demand for them assortnlents are still 111
in all the wanted models ol‘ the season. t‘lloosing is thct'cl'ort'.
today its good as it was. at the tonlnn-ln-Hm'nt of the sale. but this
Let ul-a urge you then to
l‘Ul‘ll‘ while the selet'tlnns are sill no good The values awaiting )1 n
are worth any llll‘tll‘:"tlllt‘ll('t' 3ml lll‘cl) in: p.11 to to obtain llll'lll.
L'LOAKS we PARIS (MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tristram —&- Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Attend These Clearance Sales
Ladies’ Fur Coats, Mutts and Scarfs
At substantial savings frotn former prices. A number of Dainty Children's Sets are included
Tailored Suits and Coats
N 9RWALK.
Win It Was {MM-lldfl?
W More Witnesses: till;
maul. Apia of Wiley, and:
and the Wiley's Dear Friend
There will he no hearing of the
divorce case of Laurette Pinuey
Wheeler. a stcnographer of Hartford,
against Joseph Henry Wheeler. ot
Southport. a bookkeeper of Bridge.
port. before ludge Tutlle’ in that
p
011111111 rams Bern . 1
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
LOUIS MARY Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
OI; Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Try a pound of Carmelo Coiiee. 25c size
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwnlk
_. n..- ,......_._......._.__._._.'-. .-, .....¢
~ 20¢”
__ ’- __i -
Uneeda Biscuit,, pkg. ...... ............ .4¢
Pure Leaf Lard, lb. . . . . . ...................... 12¢
Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes ................. 8¢
Magnolia Milk, can . . . ... ................ _ ...... 10¢
Shoulders, lean and tender. . .. ................... 13l$¢
Domestic Sardines, 3 cine .............. 3 ........ . 10¢
- superiol court. today, as the case has:
been withdrawn by Augustine Loner
sun .ounsel tor M'.rs \\'llt-t‘lt’l‘, l
first hearing of the case came be
For Ladies and Misses.
bargain. Stylish mOdels in seasonable weights and materials. Every item a \
ltllr ludIigc II'II‘uttltIeIIIahtIIIIIt lend GZFS'I . .
:1'3. ' . r 11 er
Continuatlon of the White sale
Wheeler and Mrs. 1stel1a B. Wakei
lnnn ttlgcther at the \ll letler home
in Southporl. on the nigh. of luly 15..
1915. Mrs Wheeler testified that
Milt. Wakeman had been hcr dearest!
fliend up to that moment Allega
liens or improper (‘OlltlUil were do-l
llltd b3 Mr. Wh9t_'-.lcr and lit and l3115.1
I\\'.1kenlun wart both in tuurl to testi-
, but the case newr gilt to the de
Ladies‘ Muslin Underwear at prices that we have seldom equalled.
Household Helps at bargain prices
Decorated English Porcelain, Oil Heaters, Laundry Soaps, Washing Powders and many otll~
er items at cut prices. “
lendunt'e side.
Attorney Jacob Klein :It' Bridgi-
port, for the defendant, brought out """‘“"*‘:I’I'T’"“ C N E --__.-._ .__,___-_A 7-, __ ..
111th Mrs. Wheeler, on rules cxatn SMITH W 8 TO HA G . o o o” z . . 9 9 . g .
lination. that although :29 and bet _..___. IW’. 00..” W”““””“””::”” :”:”:“:” :":”:°’:”:”:“.°'
mother had made thr- Illnttflt‘l‘)’ on Norwelk Center_ Dace Not Care MI
:1 Thursday night. noun: 1: 11111-1 said 1? .9.
about it until after Mr and \lr.~.._ Play Leonard Monday. f x:
Wheeler and Mrs. Walmunn had (llanbul'y News.) :9:
Itnade an unlomolile trip to Hart 1.0.3.1 barketball fans \lho “(1.0m . yI ..
lord 011 the following ~iumla3' and pony the “300“" team ,0 Norwalk‘ 0 .3.
illud remained oier night :11 Mrs. is. .‘z
“Wheelers sister's IlOllEi‘ )1r.\\’llcellr next \ionda3 owning, ‘0 “mm“ ”1" g .0
guild Mrs. W'nkeman rt'turlnd later to second game of the series between 0:0 ..
[Bridgeport and then “border. on the Woosters and the Nomnlk firm. 9. :
..rucsday mule to llnrltold again Will again see some more manoeur ... is —O-ld Sna of
land his wife tol him she was go .. "I ..
line. to leave him 9and get u dilorce. ring on the p?” of Big George 0 p z
I Judge Tuttle at the time of tho Smith 0! the horwnlk combination; 0 ht t b l 0:0
i first hearing told Attorney lltlnergan to avoid playing center against Chris. 00
he could not grant his client e dl Leonard theI Wooster pivotal man 0:0.“- oug o r ng you in .3.
33".“.3..'3.‘33 33:33.: .'3..‘.'.:"'.3..3333 swu- mm... « here to get fitted with .3.
es the case would be heard iurlher. “97' of the uowncouuty aggregation, one of our 6.
\ir. Loncrgen at that time was desir- that he would prefer to play guard .. '7
one of hearing the testimony oi Mu. than center in Mondays gum, and . oe
Wheeler‘s stator, and it was arranged be h“ asked his manager to change 90 ‘Q , 00
to no on with the trinl. January 27. .. In 3
Evidently Mrs. Wheeler and her at- his position. - 99
Home of the basketball critics i11300 -— .3.
torney have become convent-ed of the
futility of IIllnx ‘0 Drum 111. it ms? the east COllSldt'rSllllth tllomlperlor of
’00
O
O.
O
0
Our ,
beers Meal and‘l’rtlidsion (10,. :
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
~—-« ~—~ ~-—-—'-- ILeonerd at center in the indoor 3110",,3. 3
but local tans cannot see it that w..’ay 3. .3.
cflwopfl "'6“ Daubituy tandoul wliclusthat Lilonal‘tl' .3. et Of F U R g '3‘
has it on tile big Stamford artist in 3 L 0:0
0 3 I llllllly 31113:, and the fact that Smith)? _, ' 0.9
has 1111de to change positions in the 00 w 0
SCH 01, ”Will" mm,“ .0... W, .0 ...... 3, e are now selling our 3;
onto that he has had enough of Leon " .. goods regardless of act_ .3.
. Sl'lllNGiI‘lhlllD, Mann. Jan. 17. nrd'n game at (enter and would like . 3
' "‘9 0‘ unknown “Hill“ "till"! ‘1'? to get away troln tho t‘lPlt‘l‘ (‘hri'so uaIl cost}. ’0’
royeti the Clllcopce lllgh Sthoul‘thI -- .0.
“figgggay “Tlfiengaqu T: “fig; 3;; Now. 1111 Leonard likes nothing but , 9 . . <~ ’3'
u 3'. t Smith ill forty Iniu- t"‘f““"” ““1
b3 steam from the Munic pal lighting ter than to oltltm't'
‘ulnm 11 short distance nut-y Manly men or basketball play there will 1..»
six hundred utudenls " 9 wit out o i \ercstin ocke l (or )0.‘.'lt
school facilities 1111 a result or the tire '5 me n “I j ’1"! 1 lb!
Tm. 33,. uill proba lly ”med F150. lion before [he rt [ch9 :1 er a 119 11.4
Eket-lmll festivitos going on the No:
not). . . .
i Aabury Park Flre Lon. iwnllt court Monday Honing Leonard- "’1‘“ “ alter Hall. a “'1“um “l
. \h W YORK. Jan. l'leE—lmae with will nlllfl with Smith. no matter whh-hillltlllllllt’lltfe in New Yotlt c,i13' died at
"‘“ll’d 3‘ 8100.000-resul1 “‘9'“ . Ihiu home at “9 Cl nvent avenue, on
‘tlrt- today which destroyed the build Down)" the M“ Stunltordite em“ to
and conaequcntly none of the l-I'lda3 of last neck. in the 58111 3enr
tIlllge of the Albury Park Trust (‘0111- Nut
;'pan3 and the Ashury Pnrk Press at other liertornlers will know just what. ot hilt age. The cause of death was the home of her niece, Mrs. John Scy-
\lr. Hall a number at more,l29 River street. She is aurviv»
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
m
John Walter Hall.
now lilil‘lg
(llt‘tl this :Il'»
.
Norwnlk Fire Department.
on Sound \‘iew
tcl'noolL at 1 o‘clock.
i‘tllll’l.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spray.
Elizabeth 'l‘rnlnor, widow 01‘ (None
Spray. died early Sunday morning, at.
’...__.l
POSlTiGNS
WAlT"
I "Stipenrepliere
and
a
canine JAN. 3.
COLLEGE
Stamford. Port
loll Wilton:
a. Work, eel.
ll IMAM! STREET
' PHONE 907:
Pricel
I
Paper 3
.- Moulding, Etc... 1
”ES to save moving
” it quarters.
the fut me 1
I __‘“”_ _~ ___‘
SIchullze?s Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN We ‘
NORWALK.
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
Aabury Park. N. J. One fireman was poattlonahe will play until Smith IG‘lpllIeulllOnlll
iwrlously lujured.-The lire started in ceptu’ Leonard as his individual op~' wars ago Hll\t‘ vocal lessons in Nor-'ed by one daughter, Mis ,Mary Brno
‘Imn. one niece. Mrs. John Seymm'c,
the new a r lent. not no more.
“than ”m5; 11:11:11 betorrx‘ltuw!“ under poucm—whch he will have to do. as walk and “as well known here, hm-
‘control. The origin of the tire is un Leona“! "Him" ll? dt‘nlt‘d hill “'th 10 ‘mg married Mills Louise \It‘l'l‘lll neice and three nephews. mineral serviu's
.Imown. play Smith. ”3' Winfield S “Hump of East Nor- will beheld tomorrow morning at nine
1 —~*-" The (hung) ot‘ renters menus that .wnlk Md (0mm of hrs. \‘l' H. and o‘.clock from St. Marys Church in-
. SUIT OVER POTASH DEPOSITS ‘Jlm Nash, mutant of the \\'oosbet'tII.iAI H. Balduln ol‘ the 3pm. District terment “ill be in St. Mary's t‘enleI-
SAN BERNARDlNO (‘.,111 Jan. I? - will play noun-l against "Hervey." Mr. Hall was fbl'merly organiat oi the. '.tery Relatives and friends Will pleat .13
M ault involvlnll the ownership 0! whatever name that mysterious penimick and Central Presbytellkn orbit t‘lownela
Imbbut 25,000 acres of potash deposits tormer Norualk has in its line up, ' --—-—
churches and more recentl teacher
In Pearls Lake (n11 Bernardlno (‘oun lulloosea to play under 'l‘hls man ha‘ I ‘ ya“ Boleslaw Waraszlla-
flu lo. hey i
tt)’. is to be heard in the Superior used three dtmn'ent names in games}: ILWHIe “If? :iftmftzlktl-Cgmfgté Bolcslaw \‘lamaztln died at his
:(‘ourt here today. against llnnbury. but the change 0' I“ I i 187:} ‘3 ttdl 0 n P :home 33 Davis street Saturday after
9,. names brings him little success shoot. 1 "“8“ “ 111 an s u "d abroad noon. The deceased was 20 years of
M
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 633-2 '76 North Main street
Corned Pork Shoulders. Green Bone out for chick-
.10c lb. ens’ ........... 4t lb.
Corned Hogs ...... 19:111.. Best New York Frank-
Sparerihs' .. ....... roe lb. flutters ,,,,,,,,, 20¢ lb.
"Corned Pige’ Heads 5c lb. '\I Sauer- Kraut .... ...... roc
Free Delivery.
l The do site are the um 'i 1111 on
1... 33,35 $3533”. and_ AM“: to the inn baskets against the \Voostcrs. H‘. Intel returning here “a becoming ant. age and is survived by one sister and
1 . . ' i said to belt college pleye1.°m“m“' He leaves a wife, “’5' one brother. The funeral serviu's
atnrclty of potash due to cutting off
of shlpluents from Germ 1113 are said “MT," Louise \lerrill Hell and one 1.011 Fun- were largely attended ”“3 morning '1
Ito bo \Hahlahle ‘ lCH'EF FANCHER AGMN HEADS 9““ 8.91““? were held yesterday "f 3.8L Mary’s Church, and interment 33.211
. , i ' THE FIREMEN'SBENEVOLENT imnoon and interment will be in in St Marys cemetery.
“18‘8““. ‘3 brought b3 R' Vlaym re SOClETV ,Mountain Grove cemetery. Ilridgcpovtu
and 1'. Thompson against. the Collier: NE w ii M E.\', Jan. l7.—~'l-‘hc (.maI m... afternoon
nla 'I‘l'onn Company and other corpor-I ham-her was rc- elected as president?
ntions. The plaintiffs allege they ' of the Fireman's Mutual Aid .\ssocla--‘
:::;1::‘S.Tegr::e3:11;:ding-:38 3:112] tloll at the annual meeting; held yes Fglends here attended Frlday n“.
terduy. (aptaln Wilford in Sports. oi “tuneful of George H. Barrett at. 3,335
ll!“ file” clnlmxto the lands dfllt‘fll .\‘o 8 Engine c'omptiny. was elected: home in Poplar pm“ Mr. 133.339,“,0. E. Bardo. oi the Norwalk ll. H-
back to 1910. The Trona Company 119-: an vicepreaidI-III' Asslutant t‘hlef Pat" has a former Weston resident and the‘church omciatlng. interment. was in
funeral of Mr. King.
The funeral of George King. “ho
died at Nuramake Hon“... wan hlld
Saturday afternoon from thé funeral
l‘parlors of George W. Coffin, Jr. Rev.
.__._.
(retiree H. Barrett. ' '
nies the allegations and claims owner- rick i" Redmond was elected as seen-133331 year had suffered {mm the ef. Naramahe Home plot.
.lrtunit 3 to purchase 03
to. Minot mud Bestlnway from the terminals.
‘Pal’?’ at UNHFARD Ilhtil. the road 'must' do no share its
' '1 well and ii is trying to overcome o’on-
orator-ht the muons which the Woundn no
553“ To .small measure relieve git each lend;
it
M
FR last week against less in car lotsr
- is bringing back that class of freight: i
Railroad Trying to Overcome
otaeles in Tranéportlng Frglght.
NE W' HAV El'. .lun.17.——No immed-
iate prrspoct of rrlicf from the pre-
' out fl'uigbt congestion on the New
;York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
Iload was held out by the roud'e op-I
stating oifleials in a conference today
with a numberr ot- representetivee- Hot
WED AT REMARK- industliee ‘here The othclalu made a
{plea tor cooperative effort. in getting
r
ElHG 1" CONGEBTIQN con.
Imues. ‘ .
. to about normal and the enlbarrm'
gives a ray oi relief it it can be made
'me nor-1
acven-tentha l
cal'load hauI,
Oh-
101:.DOl'llllly Ilium. sweeping.
’nlnl time or two and
days for unloading a
risen to eight days.
.___—u-
/
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SERBIAN GOVERNMENT
re unloaded unt} freight moved
ey auld
hand? .II II 3 ;. ,dléi for some time
Sittings; liveliehle main line truths.
The @15ng modem.“ ,3 .
MEMBERS IN ITALYl 103m pf.
llRl\l)LSl, ltlay, ”Jail 16, v1.1 snm‘uelGI-ummamfierberth Mathew
Rome. 4 11 m —F0rty mémhersmon. J. Wallacammmnna Light.
ofo‘the Serbian government have‘ pummel. H Rowan, Lewis Rogfiur].
arrived here from Scutari accom- butt: ' stir
valued by tliplotltats of the allied
powers acmcdited to King Peter.
I{()ME, Jail 1.6, V”! tarts. Jan. Richard PIodzelnl Iand JamegI, Kgney
17, 1:35 a. lll.~lho Idea Nazion-l
all: says the Serbian bovernmcn
will have headquarters at Brill
3 l'rcmitr
l'achitch Ljouba Jovanovitch,
Minister of the littering" M .‘
_ Drachkovitch, Minister of Public.
”' 7“"“9‘1' ”9 5m“ with “rat “M walks; and a' number of bother
loom hI t in the best freight Wm 1'.ng with government byfiéiials m at 133-133..
' goods in bulk}. , ..
‘1 3AME§
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NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTF Q
l i (1! John Olson. of Westport, was dis
eurv ved by his wife and two gran charged yesterday.
I3:33.33::11t?1?32w°i1521mii2t “'5'" “We 1"“ “""’““-"*“‘
lwaa brother ln-law of Dennis 0 39“”?le b H 1‘ 113011; 2 lI‘Hlilficld'
"Notice 38 hereby giien to all per.“ Chase aof this place. Interment was; M“ d 1" za 9 ‘ :1: 3113’s}; thin
» H‘ sons interestedt that- an exemination l“ UM“ cemetery Norwalk. I 'avenu was admit e l 0 g
”T lot' applicants for positlomg on “3;; au- William Benély, ItIiIfI KnIiSIlIlItI street,
pernumery police force will be held“- “'38 admitted film M n
Friday evening, January 28lh,1916 atI II 11 S t III M‘
eight o'clock in the City' Hall. Seconder. and Mrs. Joseph Verbenzy. medievenue. Iwas m“ ”me a “1“"
-Taxing"’letrict in said City. To be at the home of hie ”WEI on 6!t.e1~noon.r
Second his»
eligible an applicant must be a reg- pm hi m, he fun James Byrnes of the
se streetrt 3 inc 113 T itriot was diachalged last night. \
IehlxI) prior to 1910. . . i tary, and Fire Marshal Pcrhlns n5 tents of paralytic stlokes. being con
'2 lirensurcr. Mr. Redmond was unable to fined to his: bed most of the time
CITY NATIONAL BANK OTFFICERS.I attend. and his place was temporarily Binge the first attack. Mr. Barrett 3‘
Al the meeting, this 1hornlhg.oi’the tilled by Assistant Chiel Isaac's.
‘Clt National Bank. the iollowin of- " .....__.._ m“...
“03.3 were reelected _ 3 SPECIAL roman EXAMINA-
President—Henry S. Loekwood. TIONS
t- Vice-President-mlohn H. mm)
2d vloePreeidenthi-‘ederick ‘
RoWan. 1-17- _ . ‘
t- Coehiet-Wl’lltted Bodw e11:
Directory—Henry " mlekwood.
Knapp. Chmtian Swat-t2.
Baby Verblnzy.
Joseph, the one month old .aon or.
9‘1 “”9" of the City 9‘ Norwnlk. oral will be held tomorrow morning. i I.
7 of good moral character PM 306“ ha and interment will be in St 'Mm'y'sl
bits}, in good health and not more than Icmmmm
thirty years or age and at least .
3 . Ifeet 8 inches in height; and uhalirpassL
’ d h examination. mental and 31.3311
BEERSHBVODE" DEATH' or: all may be required by the no ,
.. .. .a. My-.. .
'1
' DVERS AND GLEANEHS ARE NOW
ORGANIIED.
Teller—Samuel 8. Veleor A ‘
monkeepersa-lflowerd H. Hoyt.
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Vineeilt- .lrelnnd. . . .
Vincent Ireland the 50!] 0‘ M“ “(l1 Olenners organized here last ',weck .
Jemeeneeryen old resident of No» “a of thé afi- Mrs. Walter. lrele'nd. died yesterday, E'wlth ollloerl as; follows: President.
"P“ I" after birth at the .3le Elton Elleviteh. Hartford; vioe—‘Iprasi
imm' “Elam; m“ the M" “mar." >,1For further particulars see Chic! 0! “ll” 3““. ldent. D E 130nm“ H’artforI 5m.
Westuort than. died a’iidd‘entr 01" an or City; Glerlt. ' lhdme on Bartlett “93‘“: “NM malty. a A... Scott. NerHaven reuar-
apoptexy. thin nitemnon. i m.- e. ”Bf, mugged at Norwalk 33.35 17.33 any“ 01- hiver; ,‘ ‘. I g3 ,5" '.urér, James Smith, Standout; direct.-
,..' «.11.
Mrs Carrie Slauson, of Counctt.ir1t -
l -
1 doorman. Conn. Jun. 17~1—'l‘l1o 3
- Connecticut. Association of Dyers and .,
p t 11 I . torn. NIH!!!“ ulttt New Hav‘et}..’Ru
ohnnnen pond in: den when Ihe January. 491$. . I‘lllolnh ..l momma mew BKrI‘ltuin 8. 51‘."
one. and immediatelr untitled Med «III . ' STEPltEN IIOKUS .l- Chm" Him"- 1Pnrnell.Danliliry,l R. Hail-Illicit, ,
(tel Examiner S. H. finntlugton.‘ ; . , 1‘ 1 1 3 all! Clerk. l 'Chat’les lactate, I3." ”PM“ °t- we‘rwatel‘bltl‘ll- "
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