I'xs germ
. you, you will out: be
. f to a splinter. He’s
when tbe‘tubc goes down
Close to zero, for
lid time he swells his chcot
- the is a hero. 'He
- ‘up against your “ flesh,
thing he cannot stand,
— him cease his cunning,
W set him running.
THE
,fi‘r .FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
. YORK.
new team Pier 27 Eliot
. _m «on of Bubmdo
.‘doyx omit Sunday, at 3 p.
. received at Nomlk up to
Rd at Booth Norwaik up to
F. Footl. General Agent.
HUNG J. SMITH TRANS-
. belikcs to burrow and .
. 7,06 claim in your fright 5
_ another furrow. There’s '
mmvmhommmmehommmw
wmmmmammdmmmmd Mullet
Anyoftheoewoodooredesiroble on they tekeehilh polish ond hold
it: Whether you on building now or just recovering old floors,
should love-tints our prices ond flooring before deciding on the kind
of floor you will has.
The Hatch of: Bailey Co.
Mwsmmudoubmommmum."
you
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Sewer Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
JANUARY CLE ARANCE SALE
had so many garments
that despite the amazing demand for them nssortments are still in»
loci. in all the wanted models of the. season.
today as good as it was at the commencement of the. sale;
condition necessarily cannot continue.
come while the. selections are still so good.
are worth any inconwnience you may he put to to obtain them.
CLOAKS we PARIS MlLLlNERY
‘
THIS EXTRAORDINARY
i‘htts far has been remarkably successful. For this event we
COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, HAT’S. FURS, ETC.
(‘hoosing is, therefore,
but this
lA’l us urge you then to
The values awaiting you
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. sou'rn NORWALK.
hq—‘i
rmmmem Willi
Pot moi-n m For out; At GAZETTE nuns.
,Trist‘ram
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Hyatt
NORWALK. .
“cinch-Enigmatic-
nt—nmst sum m
mu on: ,0: up Schools,
were: m mm:
SPRINGFIELD, ill. Jan. 20.-—-Pover-
ty is the principle cause of immorali-
ty, a minimum wage for girls and
women should be $8 a week and un-
regulated conditions. of domestic em-
iployment render the home, in many
'caees .t breeding place of commen‘
'eialized vice, according to the Illinois,
tsennte white slave investigation corn-
' mittee's report, made public last night.
3 Thousands of girls, is says, are’
driven into proatitution “because of!
the sheer inability to keep body and»
,‘soul. together on the low wages they!
receive." The system of domesticl
'employment in America is condemned;
:in positive terms. “Unregarded con-a
dittons of domestic employed, uncer—,
It’s Good Oil Stove Weather
Perfect Oil Heaters—Black finish, $2.95.Nlckel trim, $3.25,
Perfection Oil Heaters—Black finish, $3.25. Nickel trim, $3.50,
Plates. and many other pieces.
,___.____.--..-_..._§ . .
Decorated English PorcelainiDinner Ware
' Discontinued lines at the price of white ware.
Covered Dishes. Platters of various sizes, Breakfast, Dinner, Tea, Pie and Bread and Butter
taln hours, absen of definite social;
status and lack of crestite opportuni-l litmus—John Batterson, P 6.:
filestzender the. home in llltill?’ :53?“ llnwkes S S .8“?! 1-59.
‘lzce‘zf 2:11:23 ;:r‘;f‘";3w 1:) $9,025 Transient ltelief— “Otto lrirrdstrwotnl
' l
p a l S l I Junius Brown Hem) liriett. .
James
lOUlS NYARY
ORDER Elllill l’ S BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone q91.
Sole Agents for The Norwolks
On Draught ot Connecticut Ave.
.1 “a
(1"
| investigations disclosed that more . ,
Iwomen of the underworld fell two For Six MOM!“ Finnnred’t I
lnildrit- Haul domestic employment. Eltornton, “90' \ "h" VA ”mm";
tlmn from any other work. Of 181 l_
girls sent to the state training school “e"“on' t: H‘ ("'ume- l" G" h B l
at Geneva, "1., who had worm for ’lleuclt, p G" J‘ B““"“‘°"- h G~ ‘
a wage prior m commitment, the com-, Delinquent A. E. Benedict, Sn,
1.
l’.
mittee found that “5’ or N 55 per‘iiu Wm. litrrkcy. \‘l‘m. Podmorc, I’.Ll.
cent. had been engaged in domestic E““‘““l"““‘"‘ Juntus “1'0“".
service. ‘lnttres llnwitn, Gustave Mueller.
5 Flight dollars {week is fixed by. l’l‘uitl‘csn (‘ommllteevt‘lif‘l‘urd N.
the committee as the least amount Jennings, ‘0 fill Vflcuncr. ;
South. Norwalk.‘ Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 88x.
. in the family plot in New
*' Repeal of ‘pociob lows fallen into Cannon where Mrs. Goulden‘s mother
misuse and strict enforcement of all was born and resided for many years.
others {Walter Hoyt. the father of the de-
Encouraxement of the unfortunate ceased. erected. the lorge house on
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state midi mutton. lRoton Hill many years ago, and after
improvement of conditions tor girl: a residence of some time there re-
uvtou LINE. Inc.
counts
Chester.
Ml.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone sea-2 7e Not-u. Main otroet " Free Delivery.
'Comed Pork Shoulders Green Bone cut for chick- '
roc lb. ens ........... ‘ 4c lb.
Corned Hogs .« ..... 19c lb. 2 Best New York Frank-
Spareribs ......... 10c lb. furters ..... ' ..... 20c lb.
Corned Pigs‘ Heads 5c lb. Sauer Kraut .......... roc
‘tn domestic service. \-- |movcd to Brooklyn. A husband and
l Establishment 0! homes
“(industrial schooling of reforutedl
women.
Extension of vocational education.‘
Abolition of the "fining" system in
the treatment of immoral womcns‘
Registration of minor boys and
girls. in employment.
Prohibition of printing in the news-
Mfti. Elizabeth A. Carson .wife of
Anton Carson. died at the Not-walk»
“Hospital yesterday attornoon, at the
are of it years. She is survived, he‘
jtrides her husband, by. two children,
Louie and Clam Grumnhn. The funy
papers of details of court cases in- oral will be held at 2:30 o'clock Ent-
volvlng moral lapses. lurdsy afternoon Rev. . A. Coleuion,
Creation of a state athletic com- rector of Trinity Church will omoiote.
mission for the encouragement of and interment will follow in River.-
lbi-atthnn pastimes. side.
u
Large Smelt . . . .,. . . . . . x6c. Salmon ............... r4c. ‘
Halibut 16c. TileFish .......... 12 t-2c.
SteakCod.16c. Herring ............... 8c
Spanish Mackerel. .12 1- 2c Butter Fish. ........ 10c
Escallops 50c. Quart
ASK FOR LIBRARY C0 NTEST VOTES.
.Schultz‘e’ s Sanitary Markets.
aa'wrtsmno'ron s'r. ' 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. I
out [till Omens -
1 to tannin WW
L There won a regular meeting‘ last
lg"; °' thS’fmgemMfimmrtLfi: paid their last respects, and the re-
”10'7" 5' tcrs o 0 d membranes in flowers were many and
ary business were ”8"“th an beautiful. The services were in
committees were appointed. The charge of Rev John Stapleton, who
l ”h
The end came to a. career that was
marked by usefulness and s fulness
of the better things When the funeral
of Franklin A. Tollee was held at
o'clock from the late home on
A253 Fatrfield atenue. yesterday after-
1complete it}: of officers and the com spoke 31mm and heartily on the good
”MN STREET
. or Warm- caper,
.. .‘Jlool'dlowitc‘;
in M Bennett.
“some thriving.
countere-
Work, Bede Pricell .
Phone 901 . '
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., UniversalLunclt
.. Box ..
Just the thing for the' man who car-
fried his lunch. Mode of- heavy tin
thte‘d with vacuum bottle Which Recon“
- llaulds hot 30 hours.-
Price 22.25
m
Albert F. Gehebe
mittees of Butler Lodge follow: quot-lilies at Mr. Tollen and of the
, Elective Officers. worth of his long and useful life. The
Trencher—Robert (l. Acton. P. G.
l(' Trustee for Three Yours—A.— E.
{henedicn Sr., _P G.
Pianist-"4 Jennings. ~ ,> '
Appointivo Officers.
Wardens—A. P. Briedermn.
{Inductor—A; Bursitis
:23. S. N. GH—C AOyenRP. f
:13. 8. NE. ~—W. W: new» ‘
{mm-S S. Baker..? . . '
Lee will be held Fridayamorning at
9: 30 from her into home, 33 Putnam
avenue. and at St. Joseph's. church
at 10 o‘.clocit where n requiem high
-| men's will be sung by her uncle, Rev.
M.. L. Hagan, of the- Dominican 0r:
der.‘ The services at the church will
not, be privnte.
plsdein'S‘t. Mory‘ a demetéry‘ {t
twee diochonced
it‘ll-ecu. mitt llldo'llo'i‘kdtl ”attendan-
Henry Metillo 01::me IIIBIIRO. ‘L. mm Of “WWW. Dwain the
commoner-t. duo rooming“ litdl
The cones of Harold end William H.
Tristan. of this W; mull: home.-
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4 p.
3.; .2 .u— v
otter-too Leonie.
- Sdttn'dvtew
. Mm: Ilene mm of; 114' Cedor Malia I, ,. d were our
”éfi'fiy Sinnde'rtr. of 53', endow' - ' “33011.81 attended-I
we the painting " 6
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for moral three children'aurvlve. t
Mro. Elizabeth A. outrun. . 3
Funeral of Mr. Toll». l
n.oon . Thergwere many friends who ‘
The 10M?” 0‘ Mildred hatheriue gar-ct Baynham were held this morn
interment will take;
logo climber of The mutual of- no;
'qton' loved. wko died de’in
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ought to bring you in
here to get fitted with
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Unscda Biscuit, pkg, .......................... 4 that will meet the necessary items of . ‘2
Pure Leaf Lard, lb. . ...... - ........................ 12g ‘ f“ “1:“? '2’; “ “fitmm’” L“ DEATHS AND FUNERALS 0‘19 Of our 3:
, . . ‘ , 2 a arse c y e repo says war; 5 --——
Kellogg's thed Corn Flakes """""""""""" 8" were found to be discouraging short Mro. Patrlck Muivlhitl. ' ,S 3.
Magnolia Milk. can -- ............................. 10¢ of this figure. Attention it; called to Mrs. Harriet Rntchfol‘d. wife of Pat 0‘0 intero ‘Oa t.’
Shoulders, lean and tender ....................... '! 3V2¢ testimony taken by the committee of rick Mulvihtll died last owning. short lé’ 0:0
Domestic Sardines, 3 can; ........................ 10¢ WHEN 1‘11““an as low its 32 it week! of if after 7 o’clock. at her residence. J. 0:.
Try a pound of Carmelo Coffee, 25: size ........... 20¢ foreman who pmfauely abuse girls in Flu (Hill Road. Besides her husband: . .0.
, shor dresses; of a manager who the leaves five daughters and four E. 3
. A STULL found his factory besieged with the sons. Funeral services will be held..'. set Ofo “F U R S .3.
. 2 Agents of professional white slnv- on Saturday morning at 9 o‘clock. .3.
s :4 Cottage Street. Elli Nomi-Ill. cry." from St. Joseph's Church. interment . ’3’
‘ The report says there can be no in St. Mary‘s Cemetery. Mrs. Mnlvt ' w "00
.._.. _ _ ___, . $1”!!!le ad to the effects on tho hill won a nothe of Donbury, and was 6 are now Ls:.e.llirlg our .3.
"”"“"‘~" __ young women of tho nltemoto drink- well known and liked by residents of goods regardiess of aCt' ‘..
ins and dancing as practiced In many that city. as well as hating many "
i’fasltionahle restaurants. r ,friends in South Norwalk. “31 cast,“ 7.; i I 1. .
‘ ‘ "a k“ . The committee. found that the high: -—-- : ~',‘:’
-, H; . ‘ .52. '. . , . ‘ . est ctnndord of morals exists anions Mrs. Edith Hot Gouldcn. ’ t o
' ' . . like arm in the high ochoolipcollegoo' The death or om. yEdith noyt (loul - WWWMW $49.4":
Beers mea' and ”OVISlon co. and universities of the state. {den occurred on Sunday at her rosi-l
' . The committee makes the follow- deuce in Brooltly n, and funeral servic \
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST. t in; recommendations: . in were held there yesterday, with in- ‘
knoctmont of 2 minimum woaeltw. ferment
SACRind‘E SALE
_ Horses; Carriages, é
. ., ‘I
I O
Wagons. . Etc.
'Tlte Pcclto. ozlriues Co. of Bridgeport. retiring from the.
Horse, Carriage and Litery business; announce that beginning
Monday. Jan. 24, they will tut-rifice their entire stock consisting ‘
of 160 new carriages, wagons. sleighs. etc, also livery stock of
5 well matched pair "of horns 32 single horses, 1 hearse, r
couches, 7 coupes. 6 surrys, 3 runabouts, 18 business wagons, ..
other wagons. Single and double harness, etc. at from 20 to
per cent. 1533 than regular price‘s. Our loss wilLbe your gain its
a we must dispose of the stock regardless of price.
h We will continue to carry a. full line of horse. stable'and nuto-
mobile supplies and maintain a well equipped garage for storage, ,
repair and painting of automobiles.
Agency for Haynes, Chrevolet and Lippard-Stewart Cars.
THE PEGK & LINES CO.
185-207 MIDDLE STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
duatgd-thelrns'eE—lcES-lfihe house. A
delegation of the veterans also no-
computed the body to the. cemetery
Many beautiful floral pieces were re.
celved. Rev. C. E. Barto officiated
at the services. and interment was in
During the 981".
taken to Brooklyn this morning on
the‘10:23 o’clock train in charge of
Director D. W. Raymond. interment.
will be in Calvary cemetery, in Brook.
ly‘n. ”
t»
s
l
te Noble Grund-Wm.- B. Tove. re- pallbearers were: Christian Swat-LI. RIWI‘Slde cemetery." ,
’ ted. . ._ ~- ‘ Judge George . Vosb‘urgh. Attorney vices, the First District tire bell Was 1‘an2"“ if MgtfiVInHKefir-V .
ice GW~Clifierd N- Jenninsfi LouisS. Beers. John n ‘anrande, Dr. tolled in honor of the departed Km; :3; 02111122}: v1: Retire?
o __ ' n “1.!th l f" . ,
8:31:13“ Secretary 1" J 3“" i323. H' Gumburt. a d- Fr ‘ Che was held this afternoon at 2 o’clock
mm, memos: ,_ ~' .. 2...... 2222‘: 2:22:22" 222222222;
twee?! P (,2 "w" °' W“ L“ The “Rem mm“ °’ Ml“ “M East Nor‘wnlk. -.Rev 3. P. Fuil'llilnks ‘
’olllciaf‘ed: and interment {yard in the
ing from St. Mary's church at nine East N'orwalk cemetery. w »-
o'clock. and were largely attended by . ’ 1' > ‘ ~ ‘
relatives and ffiends of the‘fnmil‘y. RTTEN‘DED SILVER JU‘BILEE‘.“
Burial was in the Westport Catholic ThomarF‘; mwh, of this city,lGrant_l
*cemetei') _ ’ ~ . Chief Ranger 5! the States mreateré.
was among the guests of honor who
. rimmi- of Mr. Shelton.
The funeral of Charles Shelton was
lucid this afternoon“ 2 o’clock from
“he into home, But 'Nomlh. Rom.
-8. B. distinction. poster of the Grace ‘uuet
of court. Friend, No. 4’6,t F. OI A"
cellent ininetret‘ show, and a fine than-
The hall who prettily decorat—
‘-_-:, The funeral services ofi‘tlie. late Wit church; outdated. interment a, Down woo. among the prominent
' Charles minis were'tiretd yesterday following in Riverside cemetery
fiftertio’bn frgfm Inmate“ residence on L“-
in the festivites.
\
.~. '~‘
F The at-
cult-o. Levon. men of the stile ‘who spoke.
tone tinny» . , .
her home in Highland avenue. were ,7
last 'nlglrt attended the oilver jubilee .
New Britsln. There was a very ex» "
Grand Chief flung "
‘er new wire among “.9 prohtinent -
anthems A. nit-“vice“ bite of the might héld tn‘ the
Norwalk Chronicler