@Cddbfigis 1f:t~'“ts germ
' Jeanne about in waiter. and
to a splinter. He’s
fif whenthetubegoes down
, hovers 'close to zero, for
‘ fie lime—lie swells his chest 1‘
“inks he is a hero. He
he likes to burrow and
‘ _ “I another furrow.'There’s *
iii-loos thing he cannot stand,
film hint cease his cunning,
in tq of Coaliand burning red—-
i will finicky set him running.
no:
I
_, . up against your flesh 3:.
you shiver in your fright Ii
Hardwood Floors
add selling vaiaeto ehouee nerethenanythingehieyoueenput your
Honeydew. “Meltdown house “welt and are unitary;
Ouatockoompriselthebeltottheirktndin 0ek.Blrchend Maple.
Anyottheaewoodeu'e dosh-able” they take shigh polish and hold
it. Whether youu'e building new or just recovering old floors, you
should investigate our prices and flooring Before deciding on the kind - _
of floor you will have. . I.
The Hatch t} Bailey Co.
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’ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Neils, cement, Plaster.
“We .- ,u
THIS EXTRAORDINARY
RY CLEARANCE SALE
For
Thus far hits twen'renmrknhly Successful
had so nntny garments
this went we
COATS. SUITS, DRESSES. HATS, FURO, ETC.
that dospite the amazing, demand for them :lSHOl‘lillt‘lllh’ are still in-
m. trail the Wanted models of the season. (‘ltoosinu is, therefore,
10(1)!) .as good as it was at the. t-ommenmntent of the Sale; but this
condition neccenuril) «antiot Continue. Let us urge you then to
(‘Ollit‘ while, the selections are will so good. The values awaiting .mu'
are worth any inront-t-nienw yntl may he put to to obtain them.
J Spatial invoice of
to 0 PAIRS
, é‘ALt. SIZES AT
"B'OPULAR
dent c E S
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Teri D. Morgan
”ASKINGTON 811,
89. NORWALK, CONN.
”u", . ~
' :‘ freer FREIGHT use TO new
voaxu-
retain boat leaves Pier 21 East
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‘ rmry‘ day. except send-y. at a p.
‘flfi'l‘lfll‘tt received at Norwalit up to
at. and at South Norwatlt up to
.p'm. .
.. ‘ F. Foote,_ General Agent.
2 humans J... SMITH rams
Beers Meat and Provision Co. -’
13 MAIN ST. ‘
Norwalk. Phone 881.
6 NORTH. MAIN ST.
South Norwelkt Phone 1180.
WITATION LINE. Inc.
T
.3‘ PUMT’C‘HS .1.
‘RVf‘AlT
1 S‘stcnoaraphere and
~15” IEGiNQ JAN. 3.
-. 4, COLLEGE ,
mtim Stamford. ' Port
‘ Chester.
CHARNOK’S' MARKET ‘
Phone me n North Main street . Free Delivery. .
I 1' .
Corned Pork Shoulders Green Bone cut for chick-
/ Ioc lb. ens .............. 4c lb.
Corned‘Hogs ...... » l9c lb. Best New York Frank-
Spareribs ....... toe lb. {utters me “D.
I Corned Pigs' Heads" 5!: hr Sauer Kraut ......... . toc
Corned Spareribs .. 12 tezc Beet Livef ........ 10c
Rump Corned Beef 16c Shoulder Lamb Chrops 18c
Plate Corned Beei’. . .. xoc Hommade Sausage . 20c
.. Schultze’s ' Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON Sr. 39' want or.
sour-tr NORWALK. ‘ NORWKLK.
W"... _ ._-
u 585 7&1 QEMARK:
so to ease moving
_—a—
UniverSal Lunch:-
Box '
Just the thing for the‘ man who oar-
riea his lunch. Made of heavy tin
.nttedwtth vacuum bottle wmohheepa.‘ _.
Hdutdsfihfoc do hours». . _
. nice $2.25
.. ‘r.
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a.
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K' John P. Mite, Internatiolll Presi-
Mon Made Demands for Further im-
Michigan, town and Kentucky.
Oklahoma. Arkansas, Texne.
ish Columbia in March. 191?, ~_
scale committee carefully climate the
Situation when formulating our
convention." he sold.
ldltions are greatly improved now. and
from various authoritative sources we
’ prosperity.
‘ STRATFORI). Conn, Jan. ilk—The
' ed their home on Connecticut avenue.
- was; .for seven ~ years while ‘siill? . in
upon to
undo;
dent of the United lint Welt—
m. commends President tul- l
son for Keeping Peace
arthritis—lino
fill wn, ill ruins.
-i A
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L—-
movements in Wage Scale
Tristram & Hyatt
GAZETTE BL‘DG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE;
NORWALK.
. Don’t Miss the White Sale
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear greatly reduced in price. A personal inspection is necessary to
give a full idea of the values.
Ladies’ Put
Coats,
Mulls and Scads
Every pieCe in stock is marked at a reduced price.
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“l most earnestly urge,.thttt out
do-
Inande for the consideration of this
"lndulltrill con-
are advised that the country is enter
ing upon an unprecedented era of
We should demand such
improvements in our \vugo scale as
conditions will warrant." ,
t.\lr..Whit.e had this to say. about the
(‘olorttdo labor troubles: it
, “Our federal government has been
greatly exercised about welfare of its
”“1"“! in foreign ““1“" and “’03 ‘M‘euggested to the prosecution that the
high areas. which is commendable; but.
when its attention is directed to these
domestic outrages occurring in one
of our own sovereign states. we are
advised that it it powerless to pH)-
tect the citiiens of our own country
under such circumstances. This con-l
dltion cannot long 9 ore, and even-i
handed lustice mus be meted out to'
the high-priced anarchhu the some. as
to tiny other who trnnamascs the
law." ‘ s
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Honestcm HOME CONDE'MNED.
family of .lohn Ryan tod‘y nbnndon-
after it‘htid‘bccn condemned by the
Board oi‘ Health. The house .wur
made from a horse our and. had served
as a home for the pail twenty years.
Sixteen boys were born to Mrs. llyun
there, and the four now living ’ will
tipohably he sent :to the county home.
It was-found that the family were
living in squalor and thé‘ plncc will
be torn down.
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HARTFORD F'Lont‘sv DEAD.
‘nAn'rronn, Jan. 19.—-—Edwnrti
Watch. who had been a floriatin this
city thirty-three years. died at his
home. No. 31 Autumn street, today,
of“ pneumonia. Ha was‘a native of
Siniabury. born in 1862 a‘od had been
a. residentof Hartford since .1883. He
"business‘s foreman for the Hartford
City 'GeswLightz Oompsnrnnd- was
prpminent in fratorndl circles.
l,
em 1093.. . worRotDell. «y. as; W .3» so. meet-ta! .
'7 onion» ‘ncmetncomtgfiawg
' CHiCAGOpJan: lfiem-‘zmce
would of momhersflof thefiutio‘nebnsé
induct-ugh for
mmxwth
lien tortilla ”city. Helfant‘ drove. e,
mthenrm... Several .
. agitation ottoman nan: art-neither? 3
aadmm W“.
find. the thode ‘lslnnd lionplitil. the
later in the year in Missouri, lgggzlixtiwltncsa today, instilled regarding the
‘tremoval of Dr. Mohr front the auto'
Utll.‘~M0n18M. Wuhlnztou and in “NH mobile and identified the money. rings‘
‘nnd envelopes found in the physician's
pockets. L
necessary to go into dcttils about these!
things.‘und .l. J. Fitherald, of court ,
eel for Mrs. Mohr, replied that it Wits.-
“We untieipttten possible deft-use."i
said the pronecuting attorney.
envelopes came from his hands. 1
he gave the police his finger pr
on the envelopes.
‘ timid evening. Jtraugactedrat the “meet:
' 1 Sentinel clout
first
The court netted if it was:
I‘
the ’
aflll‘l‘
Logan sail the bloodspots on
ual cost.
importer, ”:mthtétrzwtoofi:
TODAY IN- WALL STREET.
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NEW YORK, Jan. l9.t\\'.\Li. ST.
10:30 it. rn.).-'l‘be same specialties
tthat contributed to yesterday's activ-
iuts ity were again prominent in today's
which corresponded with the marks opening of the stuck market. United
This evidence was
introduced in rebuttal of it theory:
that Mohr was killed by robbers.
ingan admitted that he found
ing in the left hand pockets of Drf
States lndu‘strial Alcohol and Amer-‘
lean Coal Products made new high re-‘
resepectively. in the early dcailngnzl
lNlllANAPtllJS, imi, .Ian. its. _ _—-__ :
CLO - Juhn‘l’. White. International l’resi— W
AKS m PARIS MILLINERY dent of the United Mine \t'ortu;r:t‘ of K . . . . ~ ' ~ . ~~ —~~«—~~
America. icchtred in his hicnna t'e- ”””O 0 e 0 e e e e e e e e e o e e o e o e e e-
' ltorl. read to the dclegau-s at the Mona N0] “HID I” 0 0 0 0”°“¢”¢”¢“¢”¢”¢”¢”¢”¢”o"0"e“o”e”e”o"0”o“o“';:
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK union in convention here today. tita‘tl . 4 .
L . ' he was "fully convinced that liltidllt'il‘ . l . 0.0
=7 , of labor are unulterably opposed to. BY RoBBERSl : .z.
the whole scheme of preparedness"; . 3
Mr. White volume-ruled l‘ru-rident Wit-i __“ 4.“. y o
0R0“ Ellfilll‘s BEER son for keeping the country ill lli‘lit‘t’..| \ ‘ f O . e?
and said that too much praise "t'till- . i0. .
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES not be given to the President for instilled. lm "mtll Aug“? 3. .3.
L "IS . , great efforts in this direction." . 8 ’.‘
O [HARY ' . v ,. - Connecticut Avenue. The leader of the miners then at s." ”M Steins cm ma .. I 0%
L N ' Phone 4971 luderl to preparedness and tisserted W F ~ ‘ 3. 3
Sole Agents for The Norwalks that ”the. ntunition manufacturers who: '3 "IL!“ 3. 0:.
. r in norm rofit‘ b' res- .
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave. :3: gratin: Europtfil‘l? gar, in) )doubt .3. ......_.. , '3’
_ ——~.—— g. WW----__m,__,_vm_w;_, ____ lm'f‘ "rich ‘0 :0 M”! ”W WWW; i-novmnxon, u, to, Jim 19.,...-\l‘.:. Ought to bring you In 3.
l“it“? 0 prepare “Hat" gletier containing it threat to kill Miss; : . 5‘
Uneeda BiSCuit pkg. . l‘repnrcdncss d“? “0" Plfe‘l’i“ ““{Jlmtly Burger. and alleged to hint-5. I here to get fittfid WIth 0.0
' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘1“ “3 Europe and everything “”9“" ‘0 in ibecn written by Mrs. Elizabeth F. 3
\ Pure Leaf Lani! lb' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' - - . ~ » . - - , » 12¢ dlcriri Signageupgedncas makes for llohr. who is on trial for the murder[ one Of our ,
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Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes . 8d "‘Itmfty‘of ill udvocates do not tutelagfiifigmflgv [K’fir' 1:323:12"??? ; . . , ”.
lflagnolia Milk, can . .. . . . .................... 10¢ their claims on patriotism or love 0141.,“ Gmrgp W. “on“ also “mined”? ‘ ’ .z.‘
Sh l '- -. - ' country, but if properly analyzed lhe’that Mrs. Mohr had told him that she” 1“ er 03 ee
on dis, lean and tender ..................... 133/21? intunhe interest they are unmii‘estingtmum hire a couple at ”mg, .0 K11“ .3. 3..
llotnes sgrdin an. _____ . ‘ ‘ . in preparedness in due to tho proniszhpr husband. ., , ‘
T nd i? 3i C if ‘ 10¢ 1m" “'°“‘d am"? rm“ 3““ “ 90“”? PROVIDEXt‘E, n. l.. Jun. lit.~’l‘o~ 3’ Our '3’
ry a pan 0 arm 0 0 cc, 25° sue ' 20¢ "“1“ experience of "l"- Workingntonidnx the eighth titty ot' the trial of Mrs. { 00 z
.. iof this nntlon with military organize“ Elizabeth [.‘_ llohr and two negrocs.‘ .3.
»A, STULL i‘f‘mgih.” bf“ ”5‘3“ “1:031?“ ""4710. Victor Brown 3nd licnry ll. t-lpcllA . .3 .3.
““1 (once u 3“ ‘ mo ”1 " -- . «man, for complicity in thc murder ot‘ O ..
:4 Cottage Skeet. Elli Norwallt. ,Tfiklnfi “9 organization "WWW! Dr. t‘. Franklin Mohr, found the intro. . ' ' 3
lil§tsi$§ge\vam$:{:adu‘ill mafia dilution of evidence for tin» h‘lnlt- still . . ’3’
'. frfrom ('oilll‘ll. 5 rl ‘i-’ W o
All?“ ll in 316 anihrnciteplields {and ill! “13393 remain Dials; I‘Xiillfl‘httrii b.4113... 0 e are now selling our ::.
A t‘entrtt an estern ennay V3“ “tithe defense can begin its case. . I .6.
Ohio. Indiana. llllnois. West Virginini 3...“... A. mg“... “H “mm...“ “kg: 20068 regardless 0f aCt- . 0'9
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Miss Margaret Baynbem.
The many friends of Miss Murum'
9,5 llaynham, of Norwullt, will
grieved to learn of her death which
occurred yesterday at the Norman
Hospital. Miss .Boynbam was «it
united to the institution some liltio
ago. suffering from an attack of pill-tr
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“0m.“cords. with gains 0&3 3'8 and 2 3"l'imottia. but survived only ttntil ye»
terdny. The deceased was thin
Mohr‘s clothing. This line of in ulr ;
q ) - Bethelehem Steel, after opening down , eight years of age, and leaves a moth-
defensc was attempting to show rob-
bery as the motive. '
George howling, un order
seeing the' bloody cnvelopcs which?
Logan took from the doctor‘s pockcta.‘
As the witness desn'ilied how he help i
ed put Mohr to bed. Mrs. Mohr was
visibly affected. ‘
George W. Rooks.
Miss Emily Burger .identillcd the curdl
Mrs. Mohr wrote him urging him to!
persuade his sister-in-iaw to keep.
away from the physicinn.’ -
:Mias Burger. who was a
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vnte secretary. and the state. claims:
that Jealousy of her was one of tho'
motives that led Mrs. Mohr to employ.
Victor Brown and Henry ll. Spell-i
man to murder her husband. .-
tROJkS hr at brother-ln-law of Miss?
Burger. and was culled to the stand
after several witnesses had testified
regarding the removal of Dr. Mohr
to a hospital and the
papers taken from his'per'son. On
cross-examination he denied that he
had‘ been jealous of the. physici‘un'e
attentions to Miss, Burger. or that ho
had tried to prejudice lire; Mohr
against her’huahand. .
Rooks first identified the postem‘di
«Mrs. Mom} wrote him warning him
to keep his aisterflnelaw away from
her husband.‘and which had already
been placed in evidence» the. then
identified a letter he receiv‘d gum
Mrs. tMohr on December 3. 1913, It
was allowed to go into the rd
ovor the objection of counsel flight)“;
defense. it read in part as fol‘ we:
.; "My son Charles has told merthet:
tonal! on'Mtes Burger. i am going to"
get .after her. ‘
get the beat of me. i will kill he;
before l'm throu .wlth' the whole
matter. She le‘ .low person when
like mel’who asks her to siay.away’.
from. my husband.» .She will be sorry
ibefo're many“ days; - . . ‘t
3"! just want to’let you know haw
Amr-Winlsw: is deceiving you.
gar not going to. . put um with" it.
,, tmedocunto mismanaged don’t
let'vher Jolly. you. ‘ ’l‘fghe her fair
.» N
. Matters lotiordiu'ary . bdsmeee were
his father hastaiten him threet’timesl
She is notgolugto'
‘she' won‘t listen to a'good Women
492 7-8. Changer elsewhere can».
losses, leading stocks showing no
very definite trend, except New York
‘War
record price of recent years.
recovered later and United Stated
Steel showed further pressure.
WALL STREE'A Noon—The mar-
ing higher priCee and further largo or-i
tiers for Steel and‘lrou Products, cau‘s-‘
ed a fresh selling movement before;
middig U. 8. Steel was offered in!
many urge individual lots. down to‘
84 7-8, its low price for the current:
movement. and Bethlehem Steel telli
one of the reCent sustaining featuresi
declined 3'to~80l4. and Coppers and;
'Oils were consistently heavy in con-1
nection with adverse. Mexican mutate;
Speculation in stocks litre Alcohol.
Cool Products and a few others sell-
.ing at prohibitit'e prices, failed to en-
list public interest. Bonds. were ir-
regular. > ,.‘
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lNCREASE FOR NAVY MEc
‘ WASHlN iTON,’ Jun. .
creases in pay. averaging five per
cent. will be given master mechanics
in the navy‘ yards throughout the.
United States. Secretary Daniels said
today. effective. perhaps. within the
next two weeks. \
W”
some suseacrs RELEASED“
HANICS
and higher employee ‘were. arrested in
in the Inperiltl Palace.-
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.‘l rewrite essential thing to k
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minted. Jen. lie—Several neutrino
'connectionwlth an alleged bomb plot
it is - an-
“tiounoed from Jim Féreeident's ~ office,
that all those art-sided have been re
. loosed. as nooase had been proved.
now about
ng’tsi
among:
t. ‘5‘" ,
m ”on“ at ”9' soon‘ advanced torcr. sister's. Mrs. James Lannalmn.
lira” James Ptarmigan, Misocs Karo,
.1 I \ .
ly. told oriprised various lilomlnal gains and; Anna. Tessie. Martha. and brothetv, .
William, Joseph, Michael and John.
Funeral services will be held at Ft.
l t . t ' . 0 .2 ' ,
51.2mm]. which rose 34 to ll. 1" “Khulna (.‘hurch tomorrow morning itl. '
nine o‘clock. and interment. will be m
brother-in-law oft. . - . . . . .
Shares were lower at the outset. but"... (Yu'hnhc‘Calumet); m “:8th
Mildred K. Lee.
Mildred K. Lee, thirteen old dunno
lso wound! ket’s {Blur-e to respond to various ~
, . ~ : ~» tier of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee of 3::
ed when Mahr was shot. use his prt~t - f .I ' .
,ftuorttble trade developments. includ .Pumam avenue. (ii i. last eyeninu.
after every short. illness oi pneumon»
la. Besides her parents she is sur-
vived by three sisters, Mrs. Samuel
Craig, Myra and Jennie bee. and one
brother, Martin.
The funeral will be private owing
to illness in the family. and will he ,
deposition of ‘0 478‘ Mercantile Marine Preferredpheld Friday morning. at St. Joseph‘s.
church; Interment will take place in
St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Funeral of Catherine Lovell.
.-.- The remains of Mrs: Catherine \\'.
:Lovctt. who died yesterday at her‘
lhome in Highland avenue, wtli'ho _
isent to Brooklyn tomorrow, and in- .
{‘termcntr‘ will take place in Calvary .
iCccetcry, ridny morning.
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, " Funeral of James Shelton.
j. The funeral services for James '
lSheno‘n. who died Nutter-day at his
home, No. 5 First street. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clbck
lit-om the 'house. ‘Rev. Mr. lieu» .
Ederson will omciaie. "lllld interment. .
‘wlll‘ be in Hitteraideecemetery. ‘
The, funeral, cit-Mrs. Harriet E. Van
‘Ke’uren will be attended tomorrow
of ita- dough
burner. 9 that street. Wt “6mm;
“OI-7‘ 3‘"
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tenor“
afternoon at ‘2'o‘clock from thoflhontve ‘
tor, Mrs. \vnttam-figh? " ‘
's
Funeral of H‘erriet'E. Van Keurfin“. '
heir Mr. Fairlillhkevwill Eofilfil‘m- ll" . 7V
torment will. be. in Wt ”0mm “Tl
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