Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 26, 1916 · page 12

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1 ~ Wis a furious germ
roam adieu: in winter, and
' ”I you, you will sure be
— , g to I splinter. He's
' thou the tube goes down
hovers close to zero, for
the time he swells his chest
xthinh he is a hero. He

”there he likes to burrow and
w you shiver in your fright

 
 

fit one thing he cannot stand,
“makes him cease his cunning,
tho! Coal—and burning red—
mlqniCky set him running.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

rituals COAL
COMPANY

Special Invoiceof

10 0 PAIRS

$111.1. SIZES AT
irorULAR
r1110 E s

Ilierl ' D. Morgan

(Wanner to Chas. E. Dow.)

1i: wssumsron sr., ,
an. NORWALK. coon.

 

 

, g FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW

' . YORK.

xFeolght boat leaves Pier 27 East

m New York (foot of Catherine

, every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
Irelght received at Norwalk up to

. and at South Norwalk up to

up. 111.

F. Foote, General Agent.

ANNING J. SMITH ’ TRANS.

DORTATION LINE. Ine.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Entire Stock of Wall

SACRIFICE!) AT REMARK
L'OW PRICES to saw moting
to our new Quarters
s an opportunity to purchase
my“11;: of 191111 Latest and Best
. 9 Wall Paper at UNHEARD
as 62‘s
f ill be located in the in me at
gton 51.. formerly the
Mir—COME EARLY TO
'I’ SELECTION.

count

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- up against your flesh I

fie flows another furrow. There’s ..

Paper,v
Giana, Varnish, Moulding. Etc...

 

add selling value-to a house more

 
 
 

it. Whether you are building new

 
 
 
 
 
 

of floor you will have.

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Hardwood Floors .

money into. Such floors out down hem-re work end are unit"!-
Our stock comprises the heat or their kind in Oak, Birch and Maple.
Any of these woods are desirable es they take a high pollen and hold

should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind

The Hatch t": Bailey Co.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ‘
Our specialties—Beyer Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.

 

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or just recovering old doors. you

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Final January Reductions

 

During the closing week of

COATS, SUITS,

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precedented values will be offered on all

DRESSES.
WAISTS AND HATS

to effect an immediate and absolute clearance.

ULOAKS we PARIS MILLINIIRY

33 SOUTH MAIN ST.

the Annual January Sale un-

SKIRTS.

 

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

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Harris 81 Gans

Water St., So. Norwalk

 

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Sole Agents for The Norwelks
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.

ORDER Elli-IRIS 'BEEII
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES

Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.

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WE ISSUE LIBRARY CONTEST VOTES. -

; Lean Fresh Plate

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i Beef Liver .......... 10¢
J Shoulder Lamb Chops 18¢
i Veal Stew ....... 16¢

32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.

2 Schulize’s Sanitary Markets

Home-made Sausage 20¢
Corned Sparerib 10¢
Pigs“ Feet ............ 8¢

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Beers Meat and

3 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

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. 125 Washin

South *Norwalk. Phone 1180.

Provision Co.

\ 13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881. .

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East India Tea Co.

gton Street

 

one RIGHTS nor oreroeso 0}.

WASHINGTON. Jan. firm

 

HOUSE". PASSES GOOD ROADS IILL.

XVASIIINGTON ‘Jiill. 26. "The

' Lane today wrote the Brain indinn;-‘hlcke(ord 00d Reade' bill foliiw-

Committee a letter to rotate Win; its ”m .y the Hang! by a vote

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WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 26.-
Congressman Oakey of Connecticut
made his maiden speech in the House
of Representatiws 1eslerday in on
position to the Good Roads bill which
authorizes the expenditure .pf $25,000,~
out) for the cooperative improvement
by the federal and state governments
of rural roads,

Mp. Oakcy look
i‘onurclicui and screw]
haw spent millions of dollars to Ill]-
prove their highways and have Ps-
tablishcd a line system of made
throughout the state, without ally aid
from the federal government and that
it is now unfair to Connecticut to ask
her to pay her share for the i1npro1e-
ment of roads in other states that for
fifty years ha1e been lax and make no
expenditure for highway improve-
Diem.

I Says Plan Is Unfair.

I Stub 11 plan as this bill proposes is
unfair 1111 friends" said Mr. ()akcy.
"l have board it stated and admitted
on this floor that a number of the
sluice have been lax in improving
their own roads: that they have no:
cl'c-n established state highway coin
litissions. But now they favor this
bill.

“The people of my stoic have been
taxed to establish our line system of
roads. particularly those who ride
behind gasoline engines and we do
1101 think it quite fair that we should
pay 111 1911511 11 part of the burden of
ilhese states 11hr) have not done so
1 Going in Dangerous Direction.

i “The disiussion here in 11w past few
days has led me lo belii-vc- 111- are
going in a dangerous direction. I
jlulvc lieurd discussed here [ll‘UpUSI'
'Iiuns of federal aid for various and
:dlvcrs things—aid lo the chestnut
iblighl, aid to the citrus canker, aid to
'llic nibbles in coyotes of the north-
west, special educational aid, special
sanitary aid for the rural districts. 1
llmvo wondered when and where this
fold of federal paternalism will stop.
I "Now, seriously, can tho govern-
111111111 under its prcscnl condition and
, Willi! seems imminent 1.; us I11 the luv
1111rc afford to levy more stamp taxes
In it 1101 rather
the Minimum of those who surround
11nd live along those highways Io do
,us we ltuvc done and with pride for
gilieir sluice 11nd uwlr counnunilIi-s 111
ileusl mnltc an attempt 1.1 inaugurate
'thc same system?

Bill Only an Entering Wedge.

“This bill would be all right if it

would stop in making appropriation
1for Just one your as ueluczins of Innu-
Igurutina the improvement of roads.
But i believe this bill will be used as
an entering wedge 1.1 mulw yearly r111
1ropriallons for this work.11nd
ihink that is 11 dunemous thing to do.
, "A gonlhman on the Democratic,
isldo 11 few moments 111:0 said 'Whul
is $25,000,000 in 11 movement llko
third" 'i‘woniy-llvc million dollars is
a whole lot of money in the prose-111
stain of the federal treasury. (Ap-
pluusc.)

Muat Safeguard Treasury.
| “'I‘herefore, i ask that ill' the 111111111
of fairness. that in the name of pos-
sible future diflIcullics. both financial
1111.! otherwise. we be a little careful
rnlhcr than that we give so much
soilcltudc lo the populisllc appeal to
‘ the people. that we take a little more
cure in safeguarding the treasury of
this great republic against possible
contingencies that seem likely to
arise." .

Great applause was given Mr.
()ukcy by both addcs of the. House
when he concluded his speech.

As is usually the case when a new
member makes his first speech, Mr.
Onkey was listened to with wrnpt. at-
tention. He made 11 most favorable
Impression by his delivery and the
logic of his argument, and received
numerous congratulations.

the position that
other states

 

 

LUTHERAN'S lN CONVENTlON
Common Graded Sunday School Liter.
I . eture to be Adopted.

PHI-lADELDI-IIA, Jan. 26.-—Represen-
tatives of more than one million Luth-
erans using the English language‘and
covering the United States and Cane:
do, in joint committee here have
agreed on a basis for common grade
Sunday lschool literature for the Luth-
eran church, it was announced today.
The committee. was composed of a
number of the-most influentlel'men oi
the church. Presidents of Synods.
heads of educational institutions, edi-
tors, pastors and business men, togeth-
er with the managers of several of the
larger publication houses. Dr. Kun-
bel, of New York city. was chairman,
.and the Rev. ll-l. A. McCullough, of
Columbia. 8. 0.. «Wed as ewretary.

it leproposed to take. as a starting
point from which to develop the glen
feet Lutheran system. the graded sys-
tem of the general council begun Ill)
Years ago and edited" by the Rev. 1‘.
E. Schmeulr. Dr. I n. element».
president of the General Synod, and
Dr. D. E. lieuslin. Dean of the Heine
Divinity School, of Springfield. Ohio.
ieoife prominent pert In the discus—
elm.

Thieleoneofenunbor of eleve-
sluts belie: Inward cheer seine and
m «it: In the when shares.
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GAZETTE BLDG.

Tristram & Hyatt

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
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and Misses.

Last Days of the White Sale

Ladies’ Muslin Underwear
Greatly Reduced in Price.

An exceptional chance to purchase Dainty Lingerie at muCh ICss

than former prices.

 

 

Take Advantage of the reduced'priccs of all
of the Tailored Suits and Coats for Ladies

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sumo home :11 the same time this 111'-
lcruouu when the last ser1lccs over
the remains of William \li'ashlnptou.
t‘olusiock, Mrs Ann I‘llirabelli Hale,

home. 116 South Main street.

Rev. John Sinplcion. pastor of the1
South \‘orwnlli Congregational church“
was in charge of the sonltes.

The remains of Mr. (omslock were
lutcilcd in Pinc lslnnd cen1etery,i
while Mrs. little and her daughter;
were buried in \\'t‘slp0l‘i ccmelory.

The funeral:. were semi-private be-,
cause of the condition of Miss Georgi.
annn Coinslock, the surviving mom-:-
ber of the household. ’

The pull-bearers were: James I)on-,1
neIly, A. I). Morgan, Lee Tripp. G. N.’
Sllcox, .l. A. llallornn and Arthur Fer-i
ris.

HAD PAPA'S LICENSE.
Isaac Rosenzweig of No. 4 Brock
street, Stamford, did not appear be,
fore SecretaryChatles D. Barnes. in
his case, but Thomas Hunt, 11 Nor-
wnlk policeman 11 ho arrested him
there for failure to have his driver's
license with him was at the hearingi
Rosenzweig was driving a jitney on;
December 26, 1915, the date he wasI
arrested. E
The next morning he appeared inf
the Norwaik police court with the li-;
reuse of his father, Isadore Rosen-f
zweig. The difference ’lu their ages;
the father being 47 and the son 22,I
exposed his ruse. The case was con-i
tinned one week by Secretary ‘Burues.'

At the same time. Joseph Isaac. who
was arrested' 011 December 71b, ‘for
reckless driving, and .1'iolatlon of the
traffic law, was given a reprimand by,
Secretary Barnes. _ . I

 

 

new EEDFORD TROLLEVMEN 35.;

. FUSED RAISE. _ 1
NEW BEDFORD. Muse. Jen. 26.--§
The Union street l1...1way (‘ompanyi
.oday declined to grant the demende‘

cente an hour for all platform men.
pea, In so cents en hour.

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iii-.32.?.::::‘i;‘::..3::::: :L::‘:f:::.‘“..*::; SACRIFICE SALE
Horses Carriages,
Wagons. Etc. :-:'

& Lines (20. of Bridgeport,
Horse, Carriage and Livery business, unnotluc'e'
24, they will sacrifice their entire stock consisting

'l‘hc l’cck

Monday. Jan.

of 160 new carriages, wagons,
5 well matched pair of bores
coaches, 7 coupes. 6 surrye, 3 runabouis. 18 business wagons, 20
Single and double harness, etc, at from
per cent. less than regular prices.
we must dispose of the stock regardless of price.

other wagons.

We will continue to carry a full line of horse, stable and auto-
mobile supplies and maintain a well equipped garage for storage,
repair and painting of automobiles.

Agency for Haynes, Chrevolet and Lippard-Stewart Cars.

THE n-PECK 81 LINES CO.

185207 MIDDLE STREET,

 

 

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9
Mrs. Cazherine Steeb. .9. . '3
Mrs. Catherine Steeb, of No. 10 0:0
liovvr street, died this morning, at 9:. & 9:.
3:15 o'clock, after an illness of about 0:0 . ..:.
three years. She formerly resided in oo . .3.
Westport, some forty five years ago. ‘3. . .
She leaves two sons, William andi.‘ .3.
Frederick Slecb, and a daughter ‘ .3. . .3.
l‘aihcl‘llle: also grandchildren in Nor- .x. Janna CIOSln oul sale :
11:1ll1. Milford and Bridgepori; also : .0.
. . . oo ' ‘ .0.
1111111121undelnldrcn in Bridgeport and z ‘ :
\iilford I-‘uuornl ser1i1-e.~ will be held .. OF ALL . 0.‘
~11 St. Mary‘s i‘hurch on Friday morn- ‘3. 6:0
ing. and interment wilf'bc in SI :30 R 9:.
Mary's Cemetery. i? ea y. 0- wear *
Frank Blade ”3. FOR g.
' to

Frank lllade, colored, formerly of .8. , .3.
this city, died January 251b, at Stem ‘ : w 9 Ge ’e‘
e
ford. Funeral ser1lces will be heldl z. MCI], Omen, Boys and II'IS '0
Thursday at 2:30 o‘clock p. m. from D. 3: a;
\V. Raymond's funeral parlors, on I,
e
West Washinglon street. Besides his 3: .9.
wife Mr. Blade leaves I110 cl1ildren,: :. e: eze

Prank llladc, jr. and Mrs. Theresa Pow ,3. OPEN A CHARG :3 ACCOUNT
ell. nurtiu in Riverside (‘i‘lnt‘lcry. Ho ‘3’
was employed for many years 111 the A ' ' ' '.0
Salmons and Connors livery stable. :5 nd setfle your blns In easy e?
. . ‘z‘ weekly payments . :-: :-: ‘;’
Tr pie Funera . . '. . , ,. ..
Probably for the first time In the ..
.llsiorv of Norwulk the funerals of 9v
. O O O O O O O O O O O O O Q 1
three persons were held liom the N” 24””H””: ”z”:”:”:”0”0”:”uzm. ”O”:”HW ..O 9’

 

 

from the
beginning

reliring
that

also livery stock of
horses, 1 hearse, 1

sleighs, elc.,
, 32 single
20 to
Our loss will be your gain

BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

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of 500 opdietivss for a flat rate of ”Jamme“ ~"“‘"“"

The maelmum rate M 3;, mg m ,edmlucd reamed”.

 

 

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AFTER couurnv PORK

are you that is milk and corn fed and ‘
sweet as a nut? You will find it at
this market as well as all kinds of
delicious pork products. hams, bacon,
sausages, meat and link sausages,
sucking pigs pigs head and jowls,
ltocks and pigs feet 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

Charnok’s Market

75 NORTH MAIN sr. ,
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~‘ HOSPITAL NOTES.

Robert Huivey, 28 Cedar street, was‘

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WASHINGTON. Jen. adv—American.
4 employee of the require Development.”

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Arthur Garfield, 33 Drcherd 111:0“. Company at Diesel. Chihuahua left

Mrs. William Mllyd.

‘slmt, wee emitted yesterday.

:1 11:11:11: guarded 11,,

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there yesterday on 11 special tra’tn
'Ielelere tor c111 '

hubris City, 1! at. llepertmt ed

lire. Rudolph Stool-ear. 13 Lynee rim lode! tau-1 111 Penna-net

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