Hardwood Floors
add selling value to a house non than anything else yoii can put your
money into. SuCh doors cut down house work and are sanitary.
Our stock comprises the booth: their kind in on, Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are desirable as they take a high polish and hold
it. Whether you are building now or just recovering old floors. 100
should invoofigsto our prices and flooring Before deciding on the kind
of floor you will have.
The Hatch é Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
[IBM HON PRISON
The Coldbug is a furious germ
fiat more about in winter, and
he gets you, you will sure be.
fluke-led to a splinter. He’s
when the tube goes down
if“ hovers close to zero, for
flut’o the time he swells his chest '
”(1th he is. a hero. He
9‘18”! up against; your flesh
and there he likes to burrow and
- when you shiver in your fright
, lg: plows anothef furrow. There’s
just one thing he cannot stand,
that gushes him cease his cunning,
no; of Coal—and burning red—-
, willquicky set him running.
Saladomtoililife
lMlT’i‘iE RUI‘K, Ark Jan 21 ~l's
ting through walls eight inches thick
twenty-tour white convicts, whose
terms ranged from one year for
minor felonies. to life imprisonment
for murder. escaped from the static
convict farm at (‘ummins Ark., and
are still at large. ()ne of the con-
vn-ts stole a. knife trout the dining
room and of it made a saw. The
man cut at plank in Ilic SIUCkHdG and
crawled through one by one, As each
ut-nt tlruopgh he replaced the plank.
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SPEED UP ON LEGISLATION.
\I'ASIIINII'I‘UN, .Ian. '.'I.» ADPIIIU
cratic loaders in t‘ongrcss were pro
paring today tO spvcd up considera-
tion of the legislative program.
This step was decided upon at a
dinncr given by Secretary
last night to the Icadcrs. including
Speaker t‘Iat'k and the chairmen of
important committees.
0lllllill Elli-IRIS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM' BAKES
i LOUIS MARY . 31:“! 52:33:13? Avenue.
3 Sole Agents for The Norwalks
.. “ ' I On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
'FERRIS COAL ' ' “‘
COMPANY
IENGINEER DIES WHEN CARS ARE'mM, “g
l DERAILED.
.I. .\Icllcyn_olds was seriously
hurt yrstcrday when the second I co-
tnot-Iw ot' a double header.
and chair cars and smoke-r
on Ilock Island train No. 2. Kansas
t'ity to I‘Itirugo, wcrcdcritiltad two
‘Illili'h‘ trust of here.
””"‘""‘ ”‘0 marl. tam plans relating tO Icgislatite
\totlt‘s. ways and means of raising
rt-venuc were discussed. It “as said,
howcvcr. that no radital change iuI
Score-tart McAdoo's plan for routing
tcwnuc “as contemplated.
hawur 't‘
Fireman Setiously Injured in Crash w 'h L
Few Passengers in Ttain at Time
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\\' INS'I‘ON “0., Jan. .3'l I‘ltttzin "Ih'm'a \wrc
t-I‘I Lewis (‘ollier was lulled and l“ilt‘- Wont-hos
few Illisbt’llgt‘l'h‘ itt thr-
- A good mitt. toys but in the host
taper. L
Continuing Ottt FirSt
’ Special invoice Of
too PAIRS
Clearance Sale
And-Offering
Some Oithe GRETEST BARGAINS a good Store can Offer!
Ekfé‘é’i.“ 25 sample; one-of-a-kind
S U I‘TS $8.75
BIII‘L'fl I u!
j’ EALL SIZESAT t
9,..PIOPU‘LAR I
PRICES 5
”HS 1.». (tin t.tt-.tt . Jllhl cotrn- and sum thmttf
ibert D. Morgan
(bucoeosomo Chas. E. Dow.)
112 WASHINGTON ST
89. NORWALK, CONN.
-llost~riptiotr on those taillcut's Is IIIlIll‘t't‘SHHI‘}
CLEARAN OE
SALE... C 0 A T S
.lIIr-l lllt' t‘ttttt )ou want tor strut-t
into sprint-
and dress \u-ar NOW nnd one llllll will suit In with tin» weather
Iiil‘
illlll at thono prices.
$5.95. $6.95. $8.95. $12.95
’ THEY ARE IRRESISTIBLE V ALUES! ‘
DRESSES
“a soon must start making proparationa'for our Spring displays. and henceforth great reductions
ill beautiful and clever stylct in this mode of garment at a lllllt‘ when you need and want them.
:pRICES REDUCED TO $3.95. $4.95. $5.95. $6.95. $7.95. $8.95
On Children’s DRESSES rand COATS
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COATS
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$2.95. $3.95.""$4.95
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.rps‘rt FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. I
’ Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
fliged. New York (foot of Catherine
‘81:.) every day except Sunday. at s‘p.
In..Freight received at Nor-walk up to
8p .m. and'at South Norwaik up to
whom
vgoorile F. Fonts. General Agent.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
DORTATION LINE. MG.
\~ CLEARNCE
~ SALE ON
DRESSES
AT
$1.45. $1.95. $2.95 ‘
Get that garment now at a great saving
‘Nor'wztlk. Stamford, Port.
‘ \. . Chester.
t, lob Printing
‘BQlleork. Ben Pricell
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ROCKWELL 8. CO.
. , 1108 MAIN STREET -
PHONE 907
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.,.... .. .. SPECIAL SALE ON » ~ + ~
' Varnish Moulding, tc.,l - — . ;
mFtcen AT REMARKI = » ~~ , . > ‘
. _ :PRICES to sate moving " '1 ' '
‘.our new quarters.
opportunity to purcha~ e
, {”1910 Lats-d and Besti
likatcd in the future ttt~
-.Bt. tormerIy thei .
“COME EARLY TO ‘
assocztou. . -,.. 1..
‘ Slim-- . I
South Namath '
San Way on of Stockade with.
ing a saw made from a knife and cut- I
McAdoo .
In addition to agreeing upon our-.
GAZETTE BLDG.
Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWLALK.
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ials. at bargain prices.
LaSt Days Of the Clearance Sales
All of the Ladies’ Tailored Suits and Coats. Up-to-date styles. in many models and mater~
Ladies’ Fur Coats, Mulls and Scarfs
Greatly reduced in priCc right in mid-winter. -
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear '
Our annual sale of Lingerie that means a substantial sawing on every item.
Bargain Basement Attractions
Oil Heaters, Decorated English Porcelain, Savory Roasters, Food Choppers, Laundry Soap.
. etc., cheaper than they can be obtained elsewhere.
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SlililM CAUSED
[088 Of llfig‘i’
IIt).\t)I. I‘ [.I' Jan ."I. The storm
which tngcd our tht Hawaiian Is _
lands tor a week. but \vItitIr trou has
Ilflhhel is known to hate cost It HUM
on the Island of Maui. and the death
list may reatlt 25. Property damage
Suns ostitnatcd todtn at $000,000
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
l Funeral of Miss Lee.
I 'I‘ltv funeral of Miss \iildmd K. Inc
luau held from hot latt- home this
Irnorning at 811% and irotn St. .IOScph' s
Icnurth at 9 otlotk “here a rcqulenr
high mass was sung by her uncle Ito..
M. II. Iicxan 0 I’., of the Dominican
order. The (llIIT('lI “as tilled with
itlcnds and rtlatiws, \\ ho had come
to pay Iht‘lr lust trihutc to the tIc-‘.
(NIM’Il. and at the same time to 9x-
itend antipathy to the- family. The
IlotaI plot-ea were many and beautiful.
.‘tilna \Itce Splint sang solos, ‘Avcr
I.\Iaric and ”Angola Et'cr llriuht and
Fair.‘ 'I‘Itt- [tall bearers “etc Will
|Inrtt l‘.litll', “illinru Perkins. Loo I-‘Ittcit
‘nnd I-‘rattcia I'lynrt. Ihe honor boat'-
c s were (ls-urge Riordan and Randall
Inlcrment in St. Mary's
I C uphcll.
(‘cniclcty
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l Funeral of Mrs. Mulvihill.
I The funeral of Mrs. I‘nt'riclt .\IuIvi-
Iltlll will be held Saturday morning at
'St. Joseph's church at nItto o'clOt'K
=lntcrtucnt will tahc place In St.
I Mary‘s (‘t‘nrctcry
ASK COMMITTMENT OF THREE
BOYS.
ppllcitiom of Truant Officer
for Lads.
BRIDOEI’URT, Jun. 21. 40mm Car
iobclt. Ii and his brother. John. nine
will doubtless be committed to the-
County Home in Norwalk on Saturday
morning whcn".ludxc Millcf‘holds a
hearing on the application for their
commitment. which has been made byi
the Connecticut Ilttuttrtte Social and
cndotscd by Truant ()iilccr James Fur-
nutn. uni Miss Mary A. SIapIctott.I
.principal of the Longfellow school. I
i The father of the boys is dead. and
their mother, Mary (‘atnobalt II Ito livesI
to care.
'Connecticut Humane Society Endorsl
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'at 328 Pine street is unable
In a factory and is not nblct t.) I‘It’lllilill
at home with her family.
'I‘tuant Ofllccr Farnum has said that
the boys are chronic trunnts. and Miss
Stapleton has declared to the nuthori l
ties that John. the elder of the tool
boys Is unruly and is not restrained
by his mothcr‘s efforts ttnl ihflu- %
cnces. 5
Hank (lulash, seven. .
Susie 'Gulssh, who is dead, and ot.‘
It? .u an. it who lives at on Lnutciti
stwrcct will also be committed on Sat- I
,urdny morning The Gulash case wast
,hcfore the Probate court several
weeks ago. when the boy's qfather \thI
is said to be a confirmed druukardfi
Iand his eldest son, 21 years old, said.
they would make a proper home fOtI
Ithe little Ind It is now stated by thei
.Htimane Society that both men have
Ifaticd to make good their promise;
‘nnd the application for
mom is renewed. ‘ t
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the. son Oil
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INVESTIGATE MILK RATES.
WASHINGTON, Jan
Investigation into milk
freight rates throughout the entire
country. it was announced today, will
be made. by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
land recently begun.
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STAMFORD DE‘EEATS
HUDSON.
In one of the fastest games ever
played at the Stamford Armory, Stain»
ford defeated North Hudson Inst even-
NORTH
and of the first. half the Nsw\York
state boys were in the load by tho"
score of 5:0 to 13. but during“ the sec-
ond half. Stamford came back strong
atfd pulled’the game out of the fire
by'one pOinT. Dreyfusn, the newest
addition to mines! team, was the
hero of the some, shooting a. basket
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his commit ._
21. ~~A gonernll
ttnd creaml
It will embrace the In~I
vestigation of those rates In New Eng-t
Hearings will 5'
be held. but no dates have been set. I
in‘g’,,by the scoreioi‘26 to,25. JAt the
mills last minute of.
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Agesi to 12 atSl.98, Worth $5.98
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SACRIFICE SALE“
Bring Your Boys in and Get Them Filled:
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Positively the Bighésl Values You
Ever Saw
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Horses ,Cartiages,
Wagons.
The Perk & Lines Co. of
Horse. Carriage and Livery business, announce
Monday, Jan. 24, they will sacritttc their entire stock consisting
sleighs, etc, also liven stock oi"
of 160 neu cat-,riages uagom
5 well thatched pair of horsx 32
I coaches, 7 coupes, 6 sutrys, .l tunabouts, 18 business wagons, . 20
Single and double harness, etc,
other wagons.
per cent. less titan regular prices.
Bridgeportf retiring
Etc. :-:
I mm the
that beginning
a
single. horses, 1 hearse, l
at from 20 to
Our loss will be your gain
we must dispose of the stock regardless Olf'Dl'lCF.
We will continue to carry a full litre Of hot-so, stable and auto
Agency for Haynes, Chrevolet
l 185- 207 MIDDLE STREET,
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HO'I‘EL MAN SUESI WIFE.
George '1‘. White of New Haven, for-
.merly owner of the Tontine Hotel and
Heubieln' s in that city and well known
In Hartford, has begun suit against. his
wife and Mrs. Nellie Carey Rourke.
for the recovery O! house .prOperty and
$5, 000 which was paid to Mrs. White
on an insurance policy, taken out on
the Ills of her: father. .‘John Skelly.
‘_ ' [1.000 , the
‘ ”kept in his home on Sherman avenue
. mobile supplies and maintain a well equipped garage for storage,
repair and painting of automobiles. ‘
and Lippard-Stewart Cars.
THE PECK & LINES CO.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
“‘3 —'-—-o—«-' "1 >-—~\r
and which, he alleges. was taken by.
his wife. It is charged In the papgrs
that the alleged fraud was effected
through the transier— of house. real ea
late and Inshrance policy to Mrs
R0 The property of the defend-
now has been attached to the value or
$15 000 9‘
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Norwalk Chronicler