-- The aiding in I furious germ
tot rem about in winter, and
3 he got. you, you will sure be
We! to a splinter.
happy when the tube goes down
and hovers close to zero, for
“I the time he swells his chest ;
it“ think he is a hero. He
W up against your flesh .
.1! at! there he likes to borrow and
whenyou shiver in your fright
he plows another furrow. There’s
4’ ‘ hot one thing he cannot stand,
flatmates him cease his cunning,
a ton of Coal—and burning red—
will quicky set him running.
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COMPANY
katcs
Special invoiceoi
l 0 0 PAIRS
ALL SIZES AT
POPULAR
P Rl C E S
Albert D. Morgan
4 wuccessor to Chas. E. Dow.)
'112 WASHINGTON -ST.,
He’s ,
Hardwood Floors
add selling value to o house lore than anything else you can put your
money into. Such floors cut down house work and one century.
Our Stock comprises the belt a their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple. 4
Any of these woods are deutroble as they take a high polish end 11on h
x
it. Whether you are building new or just recovering old floors, you
should invoetigate our prices and whoring before deciding on the kind
of floor you will have. 1-. i 1. -'_fi—_-_ ‘m
The Hatch t} Bailey co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
Our specialties—Benin Board, Nelle, Cement, Pinter.
Final January Reductions
During the closing week of the Annual January Sale un-
precedented values will be offered on all
COATS, SUITS, DRESSES,
WAISTS AND HATS
SKIRTS.
to eiiect an immediate and absolute clearance.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY-
SOUTH NORWALK.
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' churehe bodies in the U. 5., compris-
. ing about 2,535 ministers and 3,000
graduated from Concordia Tileoiogie
cal Seminary, St, Louis. Mo. lie is
sixty—four years of age.
The oldest son. Rev. A. t). Steup.
for the past five years has been pas-
tor of Trinity Lutheran Churclng
t‘ 1111(o11ii1': Theological Seminary
lxai‘ after finishing 21 classical (oulse
at t‘oucordia C ollege. i-‘t Watne ind.
lie “as for two years asistant pastor!
to his fathern for 1cn years pastor or“
Bethlehem Lutheran t‘hurch, New
York. lie is 39 years of use.
The Second son, ltev. M. L. Steup,
graduated from Concordia Theological
wankee, Wis. For seven years he was
assistant to his l'atuer, and for tile
last six years pastor of the lo(al St
l’v'tcrs luthelan t‘-llur1h ill t‘“eda1
street. Under his leadcrsh’lp the pZ‘tS-
ent church edifice was erected, and
dedicated in llecelnbrr. 1313.
35 years of age.
The third son. liev.
graduated from the
in 1909.
sistant to his father. and for the past'
Paul G. Steup,
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
That’s All
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Harris 81 Gans
\ Water St.. So. Norwslk
ORDER Elli-IRIS Bill-Ill
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
LOUIS ”VARY Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
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141 1
on, NORWAL K. CONN.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
" YORK.
.i-‘reight boat tonne Pier 27 But
mun, New York (foot of Catherine
4 Gt.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
31.1111. Freight received at ‘Norwalk up to
-5.@ «it. and at South Norwalk up to
5m 9. m.
Beer-9e F. Poets, General Agent.
”TMANNING J. 311nm= rams
. DnR‘I'ATION LINE. loo.
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l , iGood Job Printing
Beet Paper, Best Work, 30“
as 110an 11111111 srseer
"emonwALK ‘ 111-1011: 9117
Prices
llEllilVll. SALE
0111- Entire Stock of Wall Paper,
Points, claw-Varnish, Moulding, Etc. .,
iwfil be SACRlFlCED AT REMARK |
. ”LY LOW PRICES to save moving
them into our new quarters.
Here is an opportunity to purchase
{atoll line of 1916 Latest and Best
Miguel Wall Paper at UNHEARD
hooker Grocery~—COME EARLY TO
1121' - enter SELECTION
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
3: WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Beers Meat and Provision co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.“
Norwalk. Phone 881.
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OF
Muslin U nderWear
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY:
23519 Little Shop
K. 8: A. CLAVEN.
-56 110. MAIN ST.
. _'_,~ .
East lndt Tea Co
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125 Washington Street
' Reg. Conn. Vol. in died Friday, Jenn
two years has [1111-11 111 Zion L‘llurcl1,1
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Stamford, Conn. lie is 29 yours of
age. ,
The fourth son. llov. ll. ii Stcup,
graduated l9l3 111111 Concordia Tint)-
logical Seminary, St Iouls, “0. after
:mllshiug classical cons-c at Concordia
lt oilegiate institute, lilolllhilit‘ \. l'. l
ESilttc graduation, he has hot 11 assim-
ant pastor to his father at St. Johns1
Lutheran Church, \‘ou Yolk. lie is,
'3 tears of age. lic also has taken
‘tlll- post graduatc t'tlllrnt‘ .11 ('olululliu‘
l' tlllelsin.
:DEATHS AND FUNERALS
1 Mrs. Abigail Trouhrldge.
Mrs. Abigail ’lloulllidar, widow of
:llrllry 'l‘l‘1m'lllidue.,oi' )Vcstport. died
Saturday afternoon, the llolnc for.
411;: aged, on “'t‘rlllltlli
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ill
avenue. ~’l‘lte'
decctlscd was 11i111-t) years of 11,111, and
111 survived by our daughter. and one
run. Funeral .-1~r\iccs will [11- hold
:l‘rom the home, on 'i‘lth'tliL“ afternoon.
xat 11lle»tltil't_v. and interment will be 111‘
tllc Lyons Plains ('clllelery. ‘
Mine Esther Westertleld.
alias l-Zsthcr “'cntoil‘leld. of 36 West.
Junior. dicd n1 hm lute llotno ytllilt’l‘ 1
'day morning. at lilo age‘ot 79 vrsca
Funeral services “ill be held from 11194
time home of tho dcccascd. on W edh
nosday afternoon at two 11‘1lock,R1-\.I
‘t‘. E. Burto, officiating. lutenm'lttl
fwill he in Riverside Ccmctcrt. l-‘r‘lcndsi
711111 kindly 1111111 flowers.
Jone Drake.
.lane Drake, who for 11 brief pcriod
has been an inmate oi' Narumoko
Home. died this morning after an ill~
ness of four days. Mrs. Drake came
,here from Bridgeport about 11 week
1130. The remains have been removed
to the funeral parlors of George w.
Coffin. Jr. Notice of funeral will be
announced tomorrow.
John White.
John White, died youterdn)‘ at the
home of his son, Patrick H. White,
No. 10 Spring Hill avomtc. The de-
ceased is survived by two daughters
and three sons» Funeral services
will be ”held Wednesday morning at
nine o’clock from St. Mary's Church,
and interment will be 111’H1Mar1"s
Cemetery
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' William H. Gorham. 9
William H. Gornan}. private Conl-
panies ‘K. and 13.. Conn. V. H. A., died
Thursday. January 201b, at Fitch's
Home, in Noroton.,- aged 68 years.
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon, from the home, and inter
ment Was in the Sprig Grove Ccme
tery.
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‘ Ezra w. Wells.
Ezra W. Wells, private (‘0. l. twelfth
regiment Conn. V..l ., died Thursday
January 20th, at the Soldiers‘ Home
in Noroton, age 69 years. Funeral ser-
vices will ube held from the Home to.1
day, and interment will be in the
Spring'Grove Cemetery. i
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Edwin S. Nichols. =
Edwin B. Nichols. private (.‘0. G.
ary 21, at Fitch‘s Home, in Noroton,
aged 76 years. Funeral services will
he hbld tomorrotd afternoon. horn the
Home? and interment will be in Spring
gov/'11 Cemetery-1 .‘i'. 4
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‘ti’etsr 111111111131. aged 50 years, died
Tristram & Hyatt
conventions.
'Rev. H. C. Sledp 1'01 over forty
years has been pastor at St John's
Lutheran church, New link He
was born in Ft. Wayne, ind , ordain»;
ed September 13, 1574, after being
Springfield Mass lie graduated ironit
1n1
Seminary in [902, alter finishing class“
ical course at Concordia College, .1111:
lie is.
I
same Seminary-
ilc was for four years as-'
yesterday afternoon at his home at 1'12 \
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
Window Shades to Order
Are a specialtyfiwith us and we will gladly figure on a contract for
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a single window or an entire building.
011 request we will send our window shade man who will give
full information and show samples.
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A Splendid Line of Window Draperies
Meg» »:«:«:»:ee:ee:ee eeznzeezeefiezeo ”:”:”:”: «:«2
Funeral of Mr. Wellheit. .W
Th1» funeral of John H. \\ eislleitl .9. 0...”:"
“as hold this afternoon at 2:30: 9 . 6..
o'clock 1111111 lilt‘ talc home at 66 'Wi‘a) ‘3, 0.0
.11.l- utcllllc. llcv. M, L, Stellp. 11111-1101'1’? " v. .0.
(11 St. l‘ctt-r's (lcrnlall Lulllern church,‘ 2:. . & .9.
“nu-1.11111 Remains were placed in”? . 3.
the l‘l't‘l’iVllll; mull ill ifiH-‘lsitlt‘ (tillt‘- 100 2
111) 'l'-l11 pallllcalcls \V‘Hk‘ tittstateiog .:.
\loclh 1'. t l1.1ll1~.~' “Holman, Louis .:. , ‘ . . .:.
lioclllna and ,lunlrs i’un/rlt. . 44:.:. January C108!“ 0“' Sale ’3.
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Miss Minnie Kyle. is. 03
Was liilluiob Kylc, a follnet rcsi : OF ALL ..
dent of South Norwalk passed away l’f , .0.
at her homo 35 Lawn avenue in \‘eu 0:0 R d .2.
Rochelle, Sunday molniug. Deceasctl,'@ ea y- 0-wear 4 -.
was well known here and was a for”. . ;
mcr 111c1nll1-r of tho Congregational; ”: / 0.9
cl1ur1ll The 1191 cased was a niece ofI ”: _ -’ FOR 0?
Mrs. Allntl .l. Keith and wanted 111111;}. “1‘“ . ..
'lter aunt for several years. The inn ‘ :3. Men, women, Boys and Girls ee
eral will he llcld from her home to co ..
mol'row ant-moon at 2:30. 4 .. . .3.
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Funeral of Mrs. Fredricks. ‘3 .
The funeral of .\ll.~1. Louis F"-lo1ili1k.s 1 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 0:.
‘ol‘ li lx'nlillp ulrmd.ul1o met tlt’dlil l‘li 1.3: 1'
‘day morning on the lililtond tr‘ntlts 1111 A d I \b n ..
idly :u'r-lluc. \t‘atn llviti yoslcrdlly Mtcr-t . n SBtt 6 your 1 S iii easy .2.
noon at 1'. which [111111 St. 1.1111i11l11us‘09 kl , o
alillllgtlllilll tnllloli1 church, on t‘lll’f 0:0 wee y payments '.: °-: is:
ivhrm 'l‘lw pustol. “111.1. N. shunt... .. .1.
was in dollar of thy N‘lViti-‘s. inter- 0.
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All Will VlilllllS
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SACRIFICE SALE
Horses Carriages, ”
Wagons, Etc. .:-:
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shall have historic importance for the
Jews residing in this country.
Louis I. Cotton. expert social work-
er, spoilt. ll1- outlined social condi-
tions, and talked interestingly on the
present need of the war suffering
‘ 'l‘lle Peck k1(- Lines 00. of Bridgeport, retiring from the .
.llorsc, Carriage and Livery business. announce that beginning
Monday, Jan. 24, they will sacrifice their entire stock consisting
Jul: appeal made bv the chairman Of 160 "e“. carriages, “'agm‘S- 5‘9531‘5' 9”“, “15° “"9"" stock 05
was liberally responded to, and a 5 “‘9" matched pair of horns. 32 single horses. 1 hearse, 7
veritable shower or money. including couches, 7 coupes, 6 sun-315,3 runabonts, 13 business wagons 20
bills 31‘ many denominations. \vere‘m
ceiucd. Contributions toward the re-
lief fund may he sent. to Jewish lie-V
lief Committee of Nortvallt, Samuel
Roodnel, chairman. ‘ .
The following executive committee
was chosen to plan for the observance
of anuary2’1':
amuel Roodner. chairman; Harry
B. Tove, secretary; A. Harris, Edward
M. Guns. S. Lanice. William Joseph,
William K. 'F‘inkler. Robert Joselov-
sky. Morris Epstein. Leon Golden. A.
Tsrlov. H. Kiuolson. Theladies aux!»
iliary committee comprites: Mrs. M.-
.Epstoln, Mrs. R Joselovsky, Mrs.
William Josem, Miss Helen Joseloff,
Miss Esther .loselol't «Miss Hazel Har-
ris, .‘t‘ltss Elisabet-ll Harris. Mrs. S‘
Roodner, dire. J. Rosenfeid Mrs. L.
Golden. Miss Ray 'Abrafilson, Miss
Bertha Roodner. Miss Bertha Tavlin.
and Gussle Tavlin. v’"
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other wagous.‘ Single and double harness, etc. at from 20 to
,per cent. less than regular prices. Our loss will be your gain
4' we must dispose of the stock regardless of price.
“a will continue to any 11 tulllline of house stable and auto; .,
mobile supplies and maintain n we ll couipped garage for stotage, ~
repair and painting of automobiles. ‘
Agency for Haynes, Chrevolet and .Lippard-Stewart Cars. 1
‘ THE PECK 81 LINES C0.
4135.207 11115111.: STREET” 'snlooep‘onr, donut
' sueet as a nut? You will find it at
this market as well as all kinds of
delicious pork products, hams, bacon, .
sausages2 meat and link ‘sausages
sucking pigs pigs head and jowls
hooks and pigs feet and evelything'
that is loathsome from clean and
right- 413d pork. Buckwheat and sau-
.;~sage time is here and you can enjoy.
. it. by buying your pork supplies at
Charnok’ s Market
. 75 non‘rl-l MAIN er.it
1111.. 445. ' sass oztlvznv
‘ RAPID M11. ’REPMRS."
Contractor Malcolm diacFayden has
done a rapid job on the repairs to the
jail in {arid-report, made necessary
through then fire. in that institution a
few weeks ago. He- expects to have“
the workshop in good order fur 111; e in
about two weeks.
7'\ CARD 0F THANKS.
We would express our heartfelt 4 . ,,
thanks to thocla‘ds mates, the R & '1
6.111111 to the other friends for; their. 1 . ‘
kindnessss shown in our bereavement IODAY IN WALL STREET. 22;:Efsfitln9.me'l‘m:d: ($111111:de t2:
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in the loss or our sister and daughter 1
Mildred. r‘“ l WAIJb STREET,1Noonr-Tradillg bs-l ‘t‘ectivg, embracing high-priced speciala 4
mt. AND “R. JOHN Lion and family lei!” mm ”mm mutual-row m“, . tier. Bethlehem Steel roll 12 to 11.80.
_ , in" opening, the first he ’11 turn over‘. idlexlcsti Petroleum 3 to 107 i-2. Bonds
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is continued under 1.1111111 nnd' W
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