If
Th;CoIdbugie :. ftizisus germ
he zeta you. you will sure be
- to a splinter. He's
when the tube goes down
overs close to zero, for
’ It; the time he swells his chest
thinks he is a hero LHe
‘ up against your flesh
and there he likes to burrow and
w you shiver in your fright
he plows another furrow. There’ s
am one thing he cannot stand,
“mixes him cease his cunning,
a us of Coal—and burning red—
Lyfiiggpicky set him running.
,FEIIIIIS COAL
COMPANY
L Special Invoiceof
9—1.0 0 PAIRS
_ ALL SIZES AT
POPULAR
PRICES
(Successor to Chas. E. Dow.)
112‘ WASHINGTON or,
so. NORWALK. CONN.
.LFALsr FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
~ YORK.’
Mdht boat leaves Pier 27 East
tar, New York (toot of Catherine
Maury day except Sunday. at 3 p.
Freight received at Norwalk up to
p. m.
Odie F. Foots, General Agent.
”fit! ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
MRTM’ION LINE. Inn.
'lhose Genus ‘ ’
rem about in winter, and
Hardwood Floors
and selling value to a house more than anything else you can out your
money Into. Such floors out down house work Land are sanitary.
Our stock comprises the beat of their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are desirable as they take II high polish and hold
it. wast-m you are building new or just recovering old doors. you
should investigate our prices and flooring Belore deciding on the kind
or I... wm I... Wu... s. I
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Na'ils, Cement, Plaster.
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.
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to efiect an immediate and absolute clearance.
ULOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
C 0 AL
That’s All
Harris 8: LGans
Water St., So. Norwalk
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ORDER EIIEII'I‘S BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
IOULIS NYARY . I. ,. 2:23:23?
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
,-
SclIultze’s Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
Paper, Best Work, Bet. Price:
is NORTH MAIN eraser
PHONE 907
LIEISVII. SALE
game Stock ot Wall Paper
_, Giana, Varnish, Moulding, Elc.. l
«£ACMFICED AT REMARK
.‘I info ourJIew quarters
m is an opportunity to purchase
M line of“ 1916 Latest and Best
,«ol Wall Paper at UNHEARD
Lwill be located in the future at
hington St, formerlv the
8A,. SBIIEIIL
South Norwalk
' Beers Meal and Provision Co.
3 NORTl-LI MAIN ST.
.South Norwall-t. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
s
L l‘sul MayPrOsclI
.l..
donroe, Conn" {alter
. agreement to soil their 82- more. farmI
Iefused to do so, and
ed in the papers that on September 9,L
4913}
agreement to sell the Monroe prop--
. any (0r $5000.1-‘or this agreement
13300 was paid by the plelntltf. ,
Mortgage for $1.000 use to be As- j
i
llle.
be paid In notes, (it various amounts,
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Triple Funeral
The triple funeral of W. Com-L
stock, Miss Morena Hole Land Mrs
Ann Elizabeth Hale will be held trom'
the late home, 116 South Main street,;
“tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. 1
John Stapleton will dictate The§
three deceased died Sunday and Mon .
day of pneumonia. Owing to the pre-.
curious condition of Miss ComsIock’sf
Tristram 8. Hyatt
‘ GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK-
health. it is desirable to have the‘
funeral as private as possible. 3
Funeral of Mr. Kurimai. i
’lhe funeral of rem Kuriiuai “ll’J
A Becoming lleaddress
For. Every Woman
If ,\'our hair is IO'I [hill to arrange bI-I'IIIIIIIIIIII',
find a switch most ueslul.
died Sunday afternoon at his home in l
17 Benton street, after a brief illness
with pneumonia. was held this after i
noon at 2 o‘clock from the Hungarian
Reformed Church, on chlngton are-
nue The pastor, Rev. Gabriel Dokus I
Qffitiatcd. lnlcrtIIcIIl iollowcd in Riv-i
crude (Meme-ten.
Funeral of Baby Mug vero.
\lzlrla. the the months oi daughturil
u!“ ’\l'.. and Mrs. \iclIolas Mugat'ero,l
of 79 Woodward menus. died in the}
New York Hospital In Sunday. The
remains were remuwd to this city
yesterday afternoon by A. J. Collins.
Interment was in St. Mary‘s Cemetery,
this morning. '
juuLlI
Drop in our IIhII'iiorIds Seclmn ban- a few IIIlIIIIIw'
talk with our salegladics. They’ll show you Milli what '
qase many of the newest hI'VIl‘l-I can be ntlqu-led.
HEAT FROM WASTE.
LI 28-inch Naturally Wavy HairLSwitches
24—inch Fine Gray Wavy Hair Switches
$4. 95., V}
_»
’l'uo epcciIIII-n value.- ”of” our later and varied blocks;
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iBristol Company Makes Large Saving;
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The Bristol Illld I’ltIIIIIiIli- trauma) i
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East India Tea CO.
125 Washington Street
‘SUES FOR $5,000.
of Union Hill, '-
claiIIIs that Robeit and EmmaL The members of Eureka ”IRebecoa
husband and wife, of} Lodge, No 42,1.0.0-F., WI“ attend
making an the funeral of our late sister, Florena
‘Hale, at the residence on 116 South
Main stree:, \\ ednesday afternoon at
“NOTICE.
andetzke.
yesterday he
20 ‘cloclt. _ .
filed an action in the Superior court‘ - L‘VEF' L .2,
ior\lamaaes of $5,060.1t is FIaIm-l L' , y LLLLLL.RY STE L va
. Noble Grand.
.Im‘x'uc naNnBth
\
the defendants entered into an Recording Secretary.
."‘...~.r: ','l" ,.L
A . case or "limits.
'We desire to thank our many triendu
mined by the defendants and “00 nor their kindness and sympathy dur-
' 1101'? paid out Or- the amine 0! the lid; the SEMI”! and following the
The balance of 82,300 was to death of wife and mother.
P. nbnwhtpa I“ Mil}.
raiser: and oakrepreeentstlvee of MML‘L Ill“ 100- His “-511qu or: listed at;
IulIiIlI lIIIIII~lIcs steam In at [III :I IaIgc' '
l
Inumber ol bueincks homes «Ind i'rsl- TODAY IN WALL STREET :00:00:00 :00:00: 00:00:00:00.00:00:00:00:00.00.00 00:00:00. .
’ - . . e o o o o“o“:”o”::“:‘
I‘deIIccs. IIaN cvolwd a MIHIIIP by: NEW YORK, Jan. 3;, ”ya” SquL 0;.
ulIiclI it IN enabled to saw II lull-{PE 10:30 a m. l—Tlie significant feature! 3:
- - ( H oi today“ carh trading in Stocks ? "o
pIopIIIlIIIII of Its (Oil bills As] 1:! was the strength and acth‘llv of pm“ 0:. .0.
lcuIIIpaIIy also maintains a new p an ed Stale.» Steel whose Dil‘t‘t'lol‘b meet .. 3
.1! the works in East “Hell” it this utter tlIc close of today 5 session on . O0.
.IIIunII that by using the Iva...I~IIIIIIIII'IlIe SIOIk EXIlIaonsr Steel (Inrllrl ’3‘ 00:
lm-II llIc IIItIIIulucluI'e of tins IIIIIIcI' It‘ltlf: 8“ 2:““2524'qugs‘sofiilrgLs-‘LL1.13:“:'.. 0:0
0 . ‘ v ' , I I . ’
IIHII' lIoIlIII~~ at the liIelIlaIul (unlll price of NSIfi‘ This “as followed by..:. 0:0
.lIIIIllI 'Il Is enabled to mulw Slt‘lllllf Illuliclnus OlIlt'l‘ lots of 1,000 to 7,000 00 .z.
IIIIIIII fuslII than IIIIdI-r old IIIItlImls. LLLLLLI:S|1LLLL I” PL“ The” were glLiLLLLLILI'LIL 0:0 anuary 08ing oul sale 30
‘ A . p‘pec a Ins am our issues, on e a o
,LLH“ “mm" from ”‘9 m" I" " ”'I‘LI‘ [Ilmore and Ohio and New York CII-u .0 0'0
L.-_lIlIIk \ile smcllinu liquid pIuduct, but trill IIcIe subsluulull) higher. 'l‘lIcsc :
IlIis, lIIslcud of hr in): Ilium II Il\\ll\ Is _ ddlnllu 5 here IIIuIIlcrIIalaIItcd. Ill)“ .. OF ALL 2.
LIIer bv IlcrlIIII-s in li‘rics Southern ea
ltllllttl III the hUIIt—‘l house at Utah; ' .
laud (ouIl where it I.~ I i! I: liuiluay l'ld, and Oils liIduslIltIl 9:. .0.
II !'N “”0 l H IL AIIIIIIol, after advancing! points, fell ea .0-wear J,
IIIIIIIuIIIN and bclnu IIleIIl III'III it iI-II IIHCK 5- o:
LIIl‘ il\r‘ slcuIII. is Slllllltd l)\l*| IlIc- “LLAI‘I‘ "TREIL‘T' Noon—Trading Iu-:o 030
IIIII‘IIIIIK coul. 'l‘hc I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII pI'II- Steel (“"1"ng moderate first. hour .0 FOR 0.0
‘Iduccs an intense while liczll which not was LLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLL Lhe (LomLLLLLed ouwul ;. 0:0
. . ‘ Il other aeIIve issues apllrtlh’llllitlv'. ’ - 0
only sun-s II large amount or cunt. IIIII m a ’ ; men w m n B y d G I 0
‘ - . . . . - so
raises a llltll‘ll larger \IIIIIIIIc III sIcIIIII. ”L3 5L“, LLLLLLLL‘LLLLd SLL‘LeSL Ewe” . , 0 e ’ 0 s an If S :
.. , , . rise was Incl by some prol‘lt taking, 00
the company t‘slllllillt'h' IuIlIll It Is IIII~ .
. .. , , the stock reacting a substantial true 0 0.
LL”! LLLLLLLL LLLLLL L0 L'LLLLLL “"LLILLLLL “L ”"LLLL Ilon uitlt heaviness in such specialties .. :
"" IvapI'udIIt‘I. llIua tuning >I‘\t‘l’IlI Inns as Industrial Alcohol Baldu‘in 1.000 3 L , '3.
. . . . ‘ 00
III III . . . . . . '.
“L"L ' i h d ‘y motives, the this and a few Isolated Is .3 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT :
' L'. ' sues. Later lr'meh buying of Steel, the 3. ’3'
WOULD “5‘"st WAGE SCHEDULE l’atillcs and other rmircsentalivc .. And SCllIe our bins in eas 3’
”$11) lull“? 3‘- ‘“ LLLLILLLIZILL A] 79' slorks Imported reIIcucd slIenglh to .3. y y L °;'
II o I- wane Bt’ll‘l u cs. tours" ,
L‘HL labor and working conditions lor the gentrul LLLLLL‘ LLLLL,dLLLLLLLLgs fell away 0 weekly payments I ' :'. k,
the IIItIkslIorcIticu of the Port of SI. ‘0 nominal proporlIons ILA! midday . . L 0‘
.lolin \HlS rcronnucndcd in a report Lthe murkcl was stagnant. Bonds Ware 2 .3.
jsubmltted today to the Minister of steady L LL.
-, . o o e e 0 o o o e e 0
Labor at (Minna by a peril of (on , “I Al. l,S'Eltl'IlCl‘. 1:3,, b- m, ,Modm. ”Mokeomneooofio «noeoooeoeooeo».«.« 09:00:” ”:":“.*
clllutlon tomposcd of rgprcsenlstivcs‘ ._ . _ . I
or the steamship companies and the tile acmlt) “a“ resumed ”L the early
longahorcmen's Association If mp ulteruon but lradlng “as Icslrlcted to
"*(‘Olllllll‘lldllllllflfi arc flCCt‘DlPd the a few of the town priced specialties,
I'Icu urgtccment \IIII tonllmtc in cf- like Corn Pr,odutta Amour-nu Linseed
lt(‘I unlll December I. I919, and long
A” If satisfactory w both sides. ,und American Ice, IIIillqul stimulating
'inlcrrsl elsewhere
The wage schedule provides for 35
cents an hour in the wlnlcr and IlllL
II-ma In the summer \Illh pay and a, MASSACHUSETTS POLITICIAN
SACRIFICE SALE
IlIulf {or 0 Itrlime and double pay on DEAD. “a"
ISuIIdays and holidays. The tImeL I\1\I.I)E.\' Mass, Jan. 2!» -IleIIIyL H L-C 2.
:stlledulc Is for 11 MI hour day 1W 1 \\',lIIII author or Bt‘I'PI‘flI of the early orses atria es?
Iuccn \‘membcr III and Alel 30, and (\ofpjrauon 1.”; Inns of Massachu-
‘9 hours for the remainder of the war. sells, and ‘1 lortucr Ilerk of commit-L
- *“" tens of the United States Senate. died
Illcre lodaI. lit the. age of 78.119 was-
POWER SITES. graduated from Yale in 1851' and aI'
\\' ASHING'I‘ON. Jun. 25. lllrlslou orTc IlIIIc p‘na pIiIalc sec-'Ictaiy to:
“I Jurisdiction ovcr limiting water UIIIIId Stan“: Scnmor l‘lIarIcs Sum-g
poucr sites in the l‘IIlled Slates be- "92‘. ;
Iluccn the Federal (IOI'erIIIIIcIIl' and! L
‘Ilic States In proposed by the Senate:
II’thllc Lands connulllce In a substl-,
little for the Ferris bill recently pess-
W agons. Etc. :-:
The Peak & Lines Co. of Bridgeport, I‘cLiI‘iIII'.‘ from the
Horse, (‘arrlagc and Livery busincsI-I, announce that beginning
Monday. Jan. 24. they will sacrifice IlIcir entire stock consisting
of 160 now carriages, wagons, slelalis. clc., also livcry stock of
5 well thatched pair of bores, 32 ,slnglc horses, 1 hearse” i
coaches, 7 coupes. 6 sun-ye. 3 runabouts. 18 business wagons, ‘
‘cd b' the House I l I l h , olhcr‘wagons. Single and double lIaI'IIcss, etc, at from 20 to
Iin Lconnectlon LIIIILILILLLBIILILILIZI Luigi: «grailinsrlgiiigg LSLILI‘ILIeeLtL‘LLiILILiiLLNLILILiy. 0L 'lL‘hSIL pLLLL LLBLLLL lees LLLLLLL regular DLLLCLLSL Our Loss LLLLLL be your gain
grants. the substllulc proudest. would (-oIIIpuIIy\cIIIploys about 700 hands “9 must “”1”“ 0f ”‘9 390°" 'LPS'R'IIIP-‘S 0f I’mLe- ,
be under control of the lIIlerstale
(‘ommerce (‘OIIIIIIissInII and Interstate NIGHT RAIDERS pLEAD GUILTY. I
business under sIaIc control. /i-‘ifIyI
,vcnrs lease terms, or shorter, under I NEW MADRTD, “0' Jan. 2LL—TLLLLLL
.cprmm conditions an. proposed. gly- three defendants in the night Iider
”The bill distincih recognizes the trails here pleaded guilty today thus:
Ounershlp of and the right of control bringing me trials to a sudden end.
in the states of the use or the waters
in the firming streams of the states,"l
reads the committee's report.
JURISDICTION OVER WATER
“ _ " I
MORE WAGES INCREASED. .
CATASAIFQIIA. ‘I’a.. .lau. 25x~—AIIl
iIIcrcnsc in “ages of ten per cent. “as.
—-—-—t
We will continue to carry a full line of home, slublc and auto-
mobile supplies nnd maintain a net] equipped gaIage fat storage ~
repair and painting of autos. oblles.
Agency for Haynes, Chrevolet and Lippard-Stewart Cars.
— , THE PECK 81 LINES CO.
lTYPOGRAPHICAL UNION ,
I °FF'°'AL DEAD" 185-207 MIDDLE STREET, BRIDGEPORT. CONN-
(‘IIICA%. Jan Zia—W. B. Prescoll‘
former president of the lIIIerhallonul
Typllographical l’ulon, died at him
home time today, of upoplcxy. He Injus-
born In Toronto, Canada, in 1862. .
COLEBROOK LEGISLATOR’ DEAD.
WINSTED, Conn, .lan. lid—Thomas
B. Spencer. a former mmernber'of the
General Assembly from Colebroolr,I
,Ilied ,at his boarding house at New w
Boston “use. today, after several
months’ Illness. according. to word re- . “I“ Mary Halloran, ”f Bclden‘ ave-
celycd here. Up" to tho years ago he nue. is one 01' the numerous grip “0';
“as a resident of Colebrbok. and had time
held a number of loun offices there.
He use a neither) of the (‘lvll War, Illliss Elizabeth GregOIy, 0f
‘.
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AFTER COUNTRY PORK
are you that Is milk and Ecru fed and
sweet as a nut? You will find it al
this market. as Well as all kinds of
delicious pork products, hams, bacon,
. I
‘ i
“sin
having served with the 19th ConnectI-l street. I8 COIIflDC‘d ‘0 her home “ill-h sausages, meat and link sausages,
C“t Volunteers, “as about 79 years a bad attack of the grip L i sticking pigs pigs head and jowls,
old, and is surviv’ed by a daughter.
who lives in Bristol. r
IlOCkSL and pigs feel. and everything]
that is loathsome from clean and
right-fed pork. Buckwheat and sau-
sage time is here and you can enjoy
it by buying your pork supplies at
Charaok’ s Market;
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
lHernItIn 'fihmidl. the local painter
and paper hanger. is able to'be about
NORWICH PLANT LCLOSESL L again..Latter an attack of the grip.
NORWICH- Conn, Jan. 2‘1“!“ a L Mn. and Mrs. Gould C. diedenberg, of
result of a strike today of about tom 4 .
weavers at the Shetuckct Cotton Mill 23 Lincoln avenue iii-lathe proud pos
in Greenvllle r an Increase In wages, 39390” 0‘ a baby 3" v born yesterday
\
the plant was forced to close, throw- afternoon. rmflh'mum‘. _ TEL. 44.5 FREE, nmvanv
Ing about four hundred employee out Moses H GloLIer. the Ideal shoe deal- \ L - . . _ _ , ,
'Jf uork. The firm gave Its employee " ‘ '
jer, continues III at the home on Main
street. Mr. Glover was taken ill some
time ago. with an attn‘clt of the grlp.
and since that time, has been cbnliued
to his bed. A trained nurse Is In LLLLI
III sills win IIIII
II It. 0 It. A. lilSL
James J Dempsey. a mm deal Connecticut Volunteers. In the Chi!
er in Middletovn. filed a petition ln- L , ‘d t, I
l The All Stars, of Norwelk wish to “er. died near here yesteI ay. 0
Mix“! “a“: mfigtngg‘flphy any team from 100 to 105 the. In Dunlap was grandson of Col Biddle,
mic "L e “ la game of basketball. 1'th wold Quartermaster In General Washing.
like to get a crack at K. 0. K. A. Sea ton‘e sum. He was a mining engineer
odds. Any team wishing to arrange a and a member at the Amerlm lulu
lysine. eomnithleate with or write to lute oi Indium-II. (fol. mnlapyiane‘
a live per cent. raise on January‘lo.
COLONEL ‘DUNLAP DEAD.
oorLES'EOWN, rPe., Jan. 25.—.coI.
Thomas Biddle Dunlap, aged'sa who
comLuIsndcdrrthe Fifteenth Regiment
ERIE PAssENoens INJU‘IIEO.
PORT JERHVIS N. Y., Jan. 25.L-rit-
teen passengers and tho trglnmen
were slightly lIBured here‘todey. when
1 switch“ engine backed Into an east-
‘Iouud passenger train OE the Erie
Railroad. .The passengers were bruis-
ed or out by flyingglsss,
W
t ‘v
LIVESTOCK CONVENTION.
EL Peso. 'l‘ex.. Jan. art—4mm “I" "L“ “m ‘m PM" ‘° W
Mail Intranet ”.205. II at the amount
3"" la uncured. Aaaeta meat or stock.
II trade valued at 31.500 he debts
are and. «03% men so
states west of the All-Lest
are In El Mtodpytge
oltbeal in annual“ my 'tsetureotstaeludm
Luthem
dufidlfimm’
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