The.“ is f f 17.2: .LsIgeml
he gas you, you will sure be
finder! to a splinter. He's
My m the tube goes down
M the time he swells his chest
maintain is a hero. He
W up against your flesh
pd there he likes to burrow and
I}!!! you shiver in your, fright
he plows another furrow. There’s
just one thing he cannot stand,
rantmakeehim cease his cunning,
! M of Coal—and burning red-—
uill quicky set him running.
THE
fl hoveredoutozerqfor
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Manatee-1min bend
it. Whethcryouarebuildingne
of door you will have.
ORDER EIIER'I‘S BEER
FOR YOUR
EOUIS NYARY
Sole Agents
011 Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Hardwood Floors
'addsofliuvaluuamluocbanunhhgebemunwm
mMSuehlaae-oatdonmwortndmum.
mammwoodsaredesMastheytakeamxhpolishandhou
should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind
The Haith 6 Bailey Co.
UOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails. Cement, Plaster.
their kind in 01k. Birch Ind Maple.
worldstrecoveringoldfloon. you
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Connecticut Avenue.
‘i'l ‘I'IHQT Phone 497.
for The Norwalks
rsnnls COAL.
COMPANY
'katcs
Special Invoice of
LI 0 0 PAIRS
ALL SIZES AT
POPULAR
«P'RI C E S‘
w-..‘
“manner to Chas. E. Dow.)
l2 WASHINGTON ST.,
S“. NORWA‘. K, CONN.
AVA“ FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
_ YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
filler. New York (feet at Catherine
it.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
«In; Freight received atflorwaik up to
1, .m. and at South Norwalk up to
em 11:111.
M F. Feats, General Agent.
in ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
1 MIT‘TION LINE. Inc.
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Elli—g --.-_._
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Paper, Beat Work, Best Prices
83 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 007
lElthIl. SILE
Entire Stock of Wall
ti. mats, Varnish, Moulding. Etc. .,
'utSMRIFICED AT REMARK
. now PILCES to save moving
Paper,
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
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gowns 111th chocllet rotten sufficient
to make a yoke.
Scarls, pillows and centers. also
renters and work- bags in “The Low i
llirl " design.
Children's and intnnts' dresses.
coats. bonneta‘. hats and rompers.
Babics' sets. consisting of caps,
booties, bibs and carriage straps. |
Misses spon.hlouses In white repp.
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Phone 583-2
into our flew quarters
lineIot' 1916 Latest and- Best
'1': Wall 'LPape-r at UNHEIARDI
; be located in the future atI
wellington Sh, formerly the
Gideon—COINS EARLY T0
lR§T sELEOTtON.
South Norwaik
CHARNOK'S MARKET
76 NorthIMaln street ..
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Free Delivery.
taut MEETING FOR MEN.
‘ilhiownri .Agliew Johnson, of
with speak to the men of
unity on Sunday at the noon
”lotion to the .Iworlt of the
AClsssA movement, which
ch progress in the. middle
ally in Pennsylvania. Dr.
. Aimdn it special st’udy otA
I hold: 611 the plan he saw
no anxious to know
mausoleum:
lyifimtnlty- was: Mr.
ages with Dr. Johnson.
‘nnId made sidesperats Iat'taIIeh onI tIh’
Edlvia‘inn‘ “the Will locum W 118
Isnnusl fair. which will be held dur~
Afim ““5““ 0‘ “‘9“ ing the week or February stat. 1'11 the
inn {own no larger than .Town Assembly Hall. on Wall street.
East India Tea CO
125 Washington Street
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A meeting or the odioersl Asso
“cm” 0‘ that non, of mammam Fire Contpehlos,
‘Wm‘I and “We “’9 wits held last evening. and further
"”5“"“*I‘*“""“d ”’5 plans win-e discussed; 111 regard to the
Iit the- present plans are ostrich
..Johnnan will tell in Illt M 35599, the _ts.ir— will be ale
The men of the South 5W and grandest of any which
thnt arid Methodist- have yet. been hold by the loos] men.
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great shellac battle. and the rss‘ulhwss
that the South. Norwallt army. of in.
vsslon was hurled iiscl't in’ defeat. and
they now Occult? their own line of-
cisA
Boat Club "sharps” take the intensive
and tackle the lschodns in theireown
'nuartsrso Thirtyrslx games ware play-
ed and utter the dust had clepre red
out
Theln were beaten thnty games to
hit the
dilorce court.
ing, on
. was
one child. George F.
c'ruelty for 15 years
three months after theil marriage on
trenches which they will impelled up I
Ion to were next wield when the-
ayray, it was found.- that the lsch'ddnn
. had nowhere established 11- tooihoid. , III
fl‘hs tachod'a Yacht Club card team ’
'Islxisen. 'l‘h'e Nor-well! club. gaining}
surmount-m
insert-swoon lla-
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Illsball Left 11 Years In
Various cases uhc1e Cupid‘s darts
marital
in desertions and
other things usually told of in the
were heard yesterday
afternoon by Judge lt‘duin B. (lager
ill the Civil Superior (‘ oun nho grant-
ed decrees" all of uhicb but one were
One couple “as married
t'or 36 years but for the last 11 years
the husband has been living. in an-
other state whete he is in businesa.
Bridgeport
who married Enli Hamback 01' Elm
Windsor shere the man is now liv-
was ghen a
decree on the gr 1und~ ot deser' 011.
The aoman's name beiore than go
There is
lininback aged
wrong tslget and
roubles resulted
J R 01119“.
Josephine Hanlbsck of
July 171, 1303
Elizabeth J. Wat runs.
it) years\ .
Kali-Kali.
of Bridgeport.
\lary Kali,
which
CF99.
with the provision that
Wood and family.
dance.
Chic! 6110ng
members or his company for
mobiles gathered about the
gin; 1v
Illislire
horned to the ground.
for $1. 200
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Chicago Theatre Fire.
of the Majestic
star. which occupies the.fl
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The Rector's Helmrs.I
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nroprlntepaddresses we d i‘v
continence by their victory. will go- to
alleged
started
Ibituaily intemperale granted a de-
Tllcre is one child. Chester M
‘Kerr, Jr.. aged two years, at which
;lhe mother was granted the custody
the {other
Mr. and Mrs. Ms
nor were among the attendants at the
Dudley started the
scene of the tire using all the auto.
library.
but party arrived too late. The build
it was
The tire is sup
. posed to have been caused by a de-
. lectlver chimney l.
3. CHICAGO, Jan. 22. —-A fire, which it
is estimated today. did 37. 000 damage
in stellar shop'on the :oarteenth‘ door
Theatre building.
burned for nearly an hour last night.
and the audience in the Male to The-
Afioor.
was ignorant of the flames above. '
No one in the theater kn‘ilii at the
tire until the performance was over.
of Grace
church. spent a very enjoyable even-
his II“ night} at :tho home of MISA “was in chains of the ”funeral service.
Howard Wilson. on stt Main street
A The entertainment wssI ln‘f the form at “-‘celnetery;
a social and card party. About twen-
iy live guests were present, and also-
iive hundred and progressivls
whlst was plezed Relmhmenmrcon
Existing of coffee and cake, were ser-
red. alter. the play had ceased. .
Jr
Memorial serviced loIItI‘I the late Dr.
Bootier '1‘. Washington- were held last
néht at the Nutrient" alga School.
old were very finely ‘stteuded. «An-
on by
GAZETTE BLDG; ITHE
LEADlNG DRY GOODS STORE. NORwALx.
All of the
Our annual cut
Wow and countless household
Lowest prices in the city on Oil Heaters, Food Choppers,
Four Big Clearance Sales
Ladies’ Fur Coats, Muffs and Scarfs
Including Some Dainty Children’s Sets.
Tailored Suits and Coats
For Ladies and Misses. Seaonable styles, weightsI and materials.
Ladies Muslin Underwear
price event that means a substantial saving.
Boiigains in the Basement
Decorated English Porcelain
helps.
DEATHS AIND FUNERALS
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John Welaeit.
John W eiselt a well known and re i
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Funeral of Mrs. Mulviltill.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Mulvi-
hill. wife of Patrick Mulvihili. was
largely attended this morninngmu
her late home, 115 West street, at
8:30.’n11d from St. Joseph's church at;
9 o‘clork. where n requiem high mass
was sung by Rev. R. J: Carroll, the
pastor. 'l‘hd pail bearers were the»
four sons of the deceased. Joseph,
Daniel. Leo and John hiulvihill.‘ In-
terment tonic place in the. family plolA
111211. Marys cettletel'.y Norwalk.
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Funeral IoIf Mrs. Caress.
The lunenrsl of Mrs. Anton Carson
was held this afternoon at 2. 3041 clock‘
I (rem tile lute home on 42 Fairlield
avenue. Rev. Frederick A. olemsh, '
1rector of Trinity Episcopal church
the
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and interment followed in Rust-side
"I Mrs. Franld F. seal-let.
Mrs. Flank E. 'Sesrles. formerly 01
.this place. passed away in Stamtord.
Thursdanyyemnlng, January 20th. The ,
V. funeral will he held Sunday attet- ‘
g.‘ noon at the home of her daughter.‘
hire. Thomfi‘ Keeley. 10 ari'ck
street. Stamiord;,lfiern1entiu Union ,
Cemetery. Norwsllt. .
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The thirtiI' basketball game to! the
scenario was played ldst night by the?
’ Ndnwnllt' Girls‘ Club, do the Berkeley
Street Hull owing {I~.to the ‘tnét that
a date with military was cancelled
at the last minute. the young ladies
their ovl‘n
«or,
,-csut16n. and have stopped it. Items
7 . sniatlves of the company that made our. city is the arrsdm at special on,
n- -=__. ‘
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Ares ill iii is it $5.61» .
These Coats Are Worth Up to 310 Each
.
I Horses Carriages,
Wagons. Etc. :-: .
retiring
that
from
I The Peck 6‘: Litres Co, of BridgepOrt,
beginning
Horse. Carriage and Liv my business, announce
the“
’ IApril 8.1901, in the action broushi SEND .RLg TO ME I- -o e e e e e e e e e” e e e
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST. Iagalnsl Stephen Kali Site. “as gratit- G H0 ' I... .0“..O”O”:”:.I.:”O”HM”:”:.. :e””:”e” :”:”eee”””w O”:
iOI the custody 01 11111 (hildren in ad ITh D b —Child c it til .;. v
dition to the. decree '90 ”I My '9" 0W7" e 0.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. I August Peterson ”I In” my “3‘ to Norwaik Institution I? .3.
IKIW“ a “"0”? ”m“ ““3 ”MN" 011 tonlpiaiut oi States Agent Gard- I" 3
.Peteraon of Olllaril, t‘alilolnia on n” of m (‘onne tic i Hit a I 00: %°
’1 the grounds of dt-aorliull Mr and e C u m “9 ”0' I .0.
Mrs Peterson Vii-re married “an“ ”e”. a hearing “38 held belore IéIIIIIgeI
2. 1890.1‘he wile 1911 her husband .or Probate, Martin .1. Cunningham, IIIII . ’o
‘it “as (lailned on May 22 1"“. ”6,1me on the petition 01 the le .3. - . 0:0
“my Eslld'ileetgierdmflzl mnburl' mane societt to lung three childlen 01:} I e?
Aa'ho married FrederickI p. “93mg!“ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamilton eom- . ...
Aon July 1, 1913. alleges that the bus milled to the Falrfield County Home. 9:. .9
. band “(is habitually tuiempe: ate. Site in Summit. an” henrinn the iestl- lo 0 i
Beers Meat and Provnsicn Co. it‘ll, 'il“l‘°i.‘:.i;‘l‘t"fi: ill.2“'t§.;2 m... 0' 1.. .01."... t... magi}. :
after he had heard her slory Oi i “”1" 1:0”? “"“I” “gm": of "I”. e :{
NORTH MAI ST. ' trouble; ssoc at (‘ arilies. .111 go ‘unnng-.
6 N 13 MAIN ST ' Annie E. Amabury married Frank ham granted the [it-(lion and issuedl .3. - ‘3‘-
South Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881. 1.. Butler on April 24. 1878 in Dan the order (or me mmmnmem I? 9:.
bury, where the plenum ill the uc- ' I e
' tiotl now lives Au \ttiil “ell until Th“ "uh" W“ Dre-"9'“ “‘ m“ "H" 1.2: w wm '1 n '3‘
lAugum 15, 1905' “mm 11... husband ing and said he objected to the chlld- . "z 0 ac ee
Ideseriiedd ‘M8 title alter 2'7 y'eals of roll being isllen from his home Thei é.
marre lie Mrs Butler liaimi-‘d mother l. in delicatA health at “WI
- 'm .. .. .z. Overcoats and Suits tor Ba 5
k lo 1er Itusmll . s 1 “Is 11.9w
‘ I‘m}; city He “.7 UN“ he was; present. The testimony showed thati .. y .3.
R l S e t wry straw .tl‘lgi use its} bad pnsseditthe homo conditions were not suiin :go 3’
M“?- ill ‘3 1101 Ki)? ‘0 ”19 furleral. lite and that the (other was unable 105 s s '0
Oya OCIe y lludgc nget granted \lrs. Butler a properly support his family lee Ages 4 '0 12 at 21989 wor'h 5-98 .3.
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Packa e Outflts Husband lntemperste. The children 1110 i-rieda aged le‘; I 9 ,z,
, 1 Mary S. Kerr oi Nm‘wlllli yesten Edith. sited six: andd Ethel aged .0.
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dfll’ “It“! ”3“ CM! SHMTIOF court twelve. The commitment pullttlll “‘1 3
We have just received our new. {filgoglliiyzimiitdIIIIII'L'III YIII KG: the case 11ers given ‘0 (“lit Shelli! 3. .3.
spring line of Royal Society package .I‘ (I ‘ ' ' ‘ ' 1 ‘0
outfits. These packages contain. herr, whose maiden name was Bey- Thomas J. Leonard and be 11101111121: .3. . A.
Corset covers llliiht gowns combin- tuour. married ”"I defendant August the children to {\oryyalk on the II A;
' ' 12, 1912. Judge (lager alter honing o'clock train yesterday siternoon. l . ' *A .0
atlons, dresaing sacques and boudoir the testimony that «Kerr was he . ' 3
caps. aprons, shirtwaista and night "‘ 5"
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, may see it at least once a month. Aii- ”
lmony oi alle~third of the husbands sported citizen passed away M “I :20 3
income and not less than 320 11 month early hour ”II“ morning “I" an “I"! ’3.
“'38 ordered. ness of some ten years duration Hal :3 . o.
I ”T-"-— was employed for many years and up: ‘ 3.
' to the time he “as stricken at thelez. . .3.
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’ , Ho is's‘urvived by a widow and sl.\'I‘I .0 Ge _
, children William J. Weiseli, 'Mrs. 111.10“ Boys I“ m l Them “II“. M
‘_ As “RENE" DANCE” C. Paxton. Mrs. Walter R. Ralph oi . 0:0
- Newark. N. 3. Frederick C. and John : ‘ ' W ee
. t. 1...... mm... c..... 3. . Posuively the st Values You ,3,
hREDDANG. Jan. fir—Whit; most of of this city. Funeral aervices will be e , e’e
‘ t e real ems of West; Red lug were ii. 1 ham 66 Ta ,-
nttendlng a dance at the Mark Twain held from I II III 9 III . . wk . Ever. saw :9
. are. Mondsv afternoon at 2.30 ocloc . ‘
Library last night, given by the lo- :, . x. ‘0
cat the company. fire broke out in and will be private. The Rev. M. L. O. .
a bungalow near the West Reddiug Steup uiii Omciate had the. remains A \ ‘ .
railroad station.‘owned 1”" Albert will be laced in the receiving vault e e e 0 e 0 e e 0 IO
Aigner, and occupied by Frederick II p M3030029°3092~2°W1m~3~rn”.”3°°.”2”2 ”o”.”e”e”o“e”e”eo”‘l
SACRIFICE SALE
Monday. Jan 24, they‘vili sscliliee, their cattle stock consisting ,I
of
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1 of 160 new carriages, wagons; siei'ghs, etc. also livery stock
5 visit matched pair of horns 32 single horses. 1 hearse,
clinches, 7 coupes. 6 sutrys, 8 runabout-s, 18 business wagons;
' othelkwagons. Single and double hnlness. etc.. at from 20 to
per cent. less than regulsr p ices. Our loss will be your gain
I‘A we must dispose of the stock regardless Of price.
We will continue to entry a. full line of horse «stable and out!»
.I mobile supplies and mn'lntsln a well equipped garage for storage
-ncpnir and painting of automobiles. ’
I Agency for IHayne‘s, Chrevolet and LippardlStewert Cars.
THE PECK a LINES CO
‘Htsegor MIDDLE eraser. ' B'thGEPOl-‘lT, conn.
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' Much useless concern Ihas been 4‘
_A flow has been Idlscovered in the shown.- over the circumstance . .
new shaft of the engine of the electricl .
light station, which looks very much
like a fracture.- Although the engine p. iloet'tle‘l' representing that stupen-
runs smoothly with the shaft. ihe “9‘.” broducuong or “Hipdflflplfloomy”
commissioners think best. to exercise now mymg fit. the N; ‘2‘.
The purpose of Mr. Cosmetic visit to
p
nglpterad at the (inherit ll Dims. »
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Norwalk Chronicler