” u ”I m. m
f n in. you vii m be
to a when He’-
J “I he tube goe- m
,_ hear- ciue to zero. to:
h ill. be swells his Ch“!
m h! it a hero. He
n he nail-t your fled:
We he likes to burrow and
m M shiver in your (right
him-n aotlm furrow. There’s
fit one thing he cannot stand,
W him cease his cunning,
I w of Coal—and burning red-
Um finicky set him running.
, THE
e Ius- GOAL
3 COMPANY
ates
firecial Invoiceol
I0 0 PAIRS
1.1. SIZES AT
POPULAR
‘ eeeuor to Chas. E. Dow.)
ASHINGTON ST..
90. NORWALK. CONN.
A8? FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
. ht boat leaves Pier 27 East
New York (foot of Catherine
ry- day except Sunday, at 3 p.
gilt‘recelved at Norwolk up to
god at South Norwalk up toJ
In. I
~ F. Fools. General Agent.
J SMITH TRANS-
WT‘M’ION LINE. Ine.
10b Printing ‘
,jeat Work, Best Prices
RTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 907
{N‘Stock of Wall Paper,
in, Varnish, Moulding, Etc.,
“ RIFICED AT REMARK-
PRICES to save moving
our new quarters.
n opportunity to purchase
,1le Latest and Best
, all Paper at UNHEARD
nested in the future at
n2 SL, formerly the
Kin—COME EARLY T0
SELECTION.
IIIJJHEII
South Norwalk
AND OPTOMET-
hlnfliofl - 3L ..
mm:
= jury re
alleging
1 one: you win have.
Hudwood Floors
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hit Duh-neat"- use “It at are unit-I7.
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"The Match 5 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
“Our specialties—Beaver- Board, Nails, Cement, Pinter.
Final January Reductions
. ...... ..COATS, SUITS,
«MV' 1‘?
WAISTS AND HATS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
During the closing week of the Annual January Sale un-
prec ented values will be offered on all
DRESSES.
l to etiect an immediate and absolute clearance.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
SKIRTS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
C 0 AL
That’s All
Harris 8: Gans
Water St.,
So. Norwalk
hr
OUIS NYARY
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("RIDER Elli-IRIS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
,-. a. , Sole Agents for The Norwalks
‘ On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
we ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON-
TEST.
Codfish ............ 16¢ Tile Fish ........... 14¢
Spanish Mackerel 16¢ ‘Halibut ............. 16¢
Smelts ............. 13¢ Finnan Haddies .. 14¢
Herring .............. 8¢ Oysters . .. 35¢ qt.
Round Clams .... 75¢ pk.
9 ' 0 / '
J Schultze S Sanrtary Markets
gaff SHINGTON ST; 39 MAIN ST.
" TH NORWALK. NORWALK.
St India TeaCo.
125 Washington Street
Soutafiorwalk Phone IIBO.
Steak} 16¢
Halibde
Salmon ‘ .
............
..........
. Tile Fish
J King Fish........... 12
............ 20¢ .J. Pollock....;;‘..t.... 10$
Frost . . ._. ........ 83$
Finnan Haddies . . .
Sea Escallops
' .ng
fighters mat and Provision (in.
3 NORTH MAIN ST. 1?; MAIN ST.
”Norwalk. Phone 881.
65¢ qt.
M
IJvrr-IsJ SOPHIA «muse. cHAaeso
II‘J mundsa.
cently.
Grand Jul-1x Returns Indictment
Margit ilford Woman Who
“5:- D"; Iél’leti Tote.
' saw“
during a fit of tieapondency drowned
her two children in a resertoir re-
:IA similar indictment was returned
against Raflaele Di Gennarro of this
city, accused of the murder of his
wife here three years ago
Jan. 27 ~’—The grand recently arrested In New Jersey.
JJ III-nod an indictment - Both vial-e later arrested on bench
J rum-dot against warrants and held ailment: bail to
‘ Mrs sushi muse 6: Milford, wJ;. than JtJJrIaJl. ‘ . . .
He was
. a
tutti-wellness;
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"NEW l'ORK..Jan. 27.—‘Presldenl
\ir'lson arrived here. at 6 a 111 today,
ceplion by clergymerr, the del‘nery of
addresses before two busirr Ss organ-
izallons and the probability that he
could be intervieued by two hundred
l‘rage. amendment to the Constitution
and by a delegation of German
Americans all.) “out him to persuade
the British (internment to permit Iheg
Slmmerrl of milk from America for'
babies in Germany. .uAiiogelher the
I’rlslderll looked Ioruard lo a busy
day
He was accompanied by
son, his secretary, Joseph
and Dr. Carr '1‘. Gr'ayson.
Mrs. WII
'l‘uluulty,
The pan )‘
Pennsylvania Station until .5 u. 111.,
“lieu a rommitlee from the Railroad
A delegation of
Congressional Urriorr tor \\oIrIrIn Sut
{rage had promised to auuit his ar
Iiial at the. hotel to ask him for hisI
support for the Susan ll. Anthony
amerrdrrreut in liongress. 'llrey had
been informed by itBSUI'l‘dII s in Wash-
Io meet them,
Ilel‘rnlle hour for the "ruling.
Mr Wilson planned Io remain at
the hotel urilil noon and then go to
Atoiiarr llall lo recelre II large rIIIIIr~,
her of clerguuerr \Iho Iltsircd to
present an address ”pressing their
IIppIeIiutloIr of Is efforts for I)Pa(‘t
The main purpose of the I’m Sirloin S
Iisit is to deliver before the ltrIilu 1)
Business Association tonight the
Speech which is to open his campaign
for preparedness, the first of ti series:
of speellrus on that subjett uhicb Ire
nill make while on It trip through 1hr.-
Middle West. Although orrlv 1,272
seats are available tor the dinner III
\\'-bl(lr be Is to Speak. morl than S»-
IIOO applications have been received
by the conIIIIittec in char c.
After addressing the Horn men,
the President has arranged Io speak
at II banquet of the Motion Iitlillt‘
llomd of Trade of America
Mr. Wilson experts to leaw New
and to leave llre cupllni Io
morrow night [or his uIeSIcI-rr tour.
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lN ESCORT'S ARMS GIRL.
DANClNG.
‘I Am Dying," Girl Tells Young Ma
Partner, But He Thinks She's
JoktJn'. . J
MII)I)I..I-l'l‘0\5'N. N. )1. Jun. ...Iw
Miss Anna McCurthyr whispered "I’m
trying" to her partner during II duller
Tuesday night in the I'ythiau Sisters"
brill.
Her purlrrer, Thomas ll. Stevens,
thought for a moment She was Joktng,
but as her body became a dead weight
in his arms he carried her to it chair.
A physician stated She had died in-
stantly of heart failure.
\Iius McCarthy was II stendgrapher
III the Middleton‘u State Hospital. She
was 20 years old and a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel \quarthy of this
(It).
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Miss TODD 'ro SPEAK.
February 7th. II week from next
‘Monday is to be a big day for Nor-I
walk in the Suffrage ranks. {Miss Hei-
en Todd of California, probably the
mint effective spéaker in the country
with the axes tion at Anna. Howard
Show is to cage down for the whole
day and present “Votes for, Women"
arguments to Norwalk'.’ Mr. Kantor to
helping the good cause along and has
given the use of the dissent theatre at
four-llfteeu in the afternoon and the
South Norwalk Congregational church
has been engaged, for two months for
9. males meeting in the evening
eight. “The Sultragists are calling the
day "Helen Todd Day] and are cond-
~deut that Connecticut wlli'not Ibo want-
ing in hospitality to California In the
person of this young and gifted speak-J
er. Miss 'I‘odd lust. talks Sulfrage and
tells pertinent and witty stories, but
to everything a name so she calls her
talk “Amusing Phases of Woman 'Sut‘
frage." Please take notice of this an-
usual opportunity to hour‘s splendid
speech and keep or! any other en-
gagements and concentrate on Feb.
7th at 4: 15 and 8 p. m
J_:- "a..-
REGULATES SALE OF convré‘r
MADE GOODS. .
WASHINGTON, Jam, 27.——J’l‘he «bill
to regulate the sale of‘convict-made.
goods will be the, next marinate taken
up in the House after the child labor
bill is disposed at. '
orably moor-ting the bill. rays that it
is designed "to remove the impedi-
ment to the emotive operation of
local laws In the states on the sale
within their \borders all chuticbmade
goods. imposed by" the *eonetruction
or the Interstate “actuate clerics. In
the inaction of Congress on the sub
Io lace a program calling for a rel
women seeking his approral of u Suf- J
remained on board the train In theJ;
Business Association armed to es-
cort them to tho \l'aldorl-Astorra’
llolel.
l
women from the
Irrxlorr that the President “as wlliirrg‘
but had appointed rroJ»
York for Washirrulou at midnight to“
J night
DIES‘
l
- in another
distanced.
The House Labor Committee in lav:-
a...
Tristr
GAZETTE BLDG.
... a ‘7"
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
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Visit: the Bargain Basement
DECORATED ENGLISH PORCELAIN DINNER WARE, various sized platters, plates
. r’
and vegetable dishes. Two attractive patterns at the price of ordinary white ware.
, $1.00 Cut Glass, many different articles Each .......... m”... .. . _., .. . . . . ...... .. 79¢
$1.00 Set Potts’ Sad Irons, 3 irons and stand ............ . . . . .............. 69¢
J $1.25 Nickeled All Copper Tea Kettles ................. .mi .. . . . ......... 98¢
l $2.ooSavoryEnameledRoasters................ ......... ...... $129
50c Triangle Mops for hardwood floors .... .. 25¢
I 50 Feet BestCotton Clothes Line ............. .... ....... 19¢
j Nest Eggs ........, ....... 1¢Jeach. Irening Wax._.. ............ lé EaCh
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EDEATHSH AND FUNERALS §M«:«:«:«. ’ 00:»:uzuzeeznzeezu :« :«:« :«:« :«znzoezooznzeozeezwfif
——-—— J .0. 3..
Mrs. wruiam Kemp. J ’ .3.
31114.1 ucy lI‘. Kemp, wife of \l'iliiaIrIJ x :
lKeIrIp, ol' 3'3 West Main street. diod’s ri r& .3.
..r1 her home last night, in her eighty . . .3.
second tear Funeral wrt 1U“. will'b e O. .3.
held lIoIII Ilre lore home ol the de . 0.0
(eased on Sulurdu) allerlroon a1 2J9. 0:0
o'IIoIk ItII \lr Hartley odirlatirrg.100 0 0:0
JlrllernII-rrt \Iill be in the family plolloo anuary 05mg [1' a e .0.
Jill the Noruhlk I‘I'elrleiery. l.. . J 3.
__._. 7 l ‘
ee Is: o‘o
Funeral of Mr. Rooney. I" “" OF ALL 0
l The. funeral of John E. Rooney, otJ 3..
West Cedar street. will be held tomor 1" Read “to .Wear CLOTHES ’°
‘row morning at 9 oclock from St. ‘9‘
Mary's church. Interment uill be inJ. eio
St. Ma‘ry's cemetery. ' 3, FOR .E,
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TODAY IN WALL STRE E'Er I» Men, Women, Boys and 61118 .g.
;o 00
lew \(iHK. Jan. 27 (\I all Street. ‘.( .2.
10:30 II. rrr.).~-—l-‘Irrllrer reactionary J3. :
tendencies were lltlllllft’t-‘lt‘il on the re» . .3.
N . J . J _ J _ 0 co
J.JIImptI(JIII of trading. I_lld.l_\ on till .. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT :’
Mock lam-image, although tier-lures, eIo- . ‘:
wept in a few specialties, were limit-J” ‘ ' t.
. I
Sell to fractions Rolls Harlin were llreftg: And SBIIIB your bills III easy .2.
"-Ileaviesl features. but 1' S. Steel was 0:. o . o . Jog.
".Ilnder pressure. Initial ol‘l‘erinvs ol‘ :2: weekly paymeIlIS .IoJ o'e '...
3Erle. Southern Pacific, Mexicen l’e- 3.
.9
Jlroleum IrridWl'eslinnlrmrse were modi-
jelately large Steel sold at 83 38. h
Jdctll‘ne of 1-8 hour yesterdus‘ s cloqu .~-
but immediately rose a ball point
”Ilelul issues were Irwregrrlar u till “10]
losses than gains. Secondary prices
honed Slight memories on diminish
It‘d dealings. l
WALL STREET. Noon stirring'
was renewed on the first recmery.f
with increased oll’erlngs of railroad’
issues. Brien and Canadian Pacific be-1
in: especially prominent. Later St.‘
Paul, whose Directors are expected to,
take. action on the dividend today, 31-;
so reflected liquidation, with reces-y
sions In Reading and other leaders?
Union Pacific Stood out for its relative!
strength and Mercantile Marine Pro-I
:ferred and American t‘au .were nnlonrz‘I 5 well matched pair of horas, 32
the more stable leIrlIIreS. Lower lewl
els were reached all around in the1 other wagons. .
second hbur, when Steel tell to 82 7-84 per cent less than regular p 1095
and other stocks yielded their early}
lrlse. Feeble rallies occurred at noon J
Bonds were steady. . 3
W agons.
The Peck &' Lines Co. of
Monday. Jan.
I
BANK ROBBERS GET $15,000.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.—-Four robbers:
armed with revolvers entered the,
Washington Park National Bank inf
last Sixty-third street today. tlJIl'eat- I
erred the ltveswf 'the cashier, clerksJ
and twenty depositors, and cscapedl
with between $12,000 and 315.000. '3
None of theJdepositors, who were:
Eordered to stand facing a wall, was; .
Jsearched by the bandits, who gavel .. , ..
their sole attention to the money an
the teller's cage. J ' J
After grabbing the money the. four:
hastily backed to the door and eS-v
caped In an automobile. Assistant
"Cashier M Carriey‘star-ted in pursuit.
\automobile. but, was out-
. 185-207 MIDDLE STREET,
._
J. Garland Slalrl, ruunager‘of the!
Boston Americans, when that balIJ
club won the world‘s championship in3
19;2.is vice-president of the Washing-i
ton Park National Bank, ivith which ,-
JJhe became connected on leaving the?
Boston team. ' ‘ l J
' I V‘Iloo'a
REFUSED TO RAIO' sALoous.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 27 —A com-
. Jp’laint was made to Judge. Hall, or the
DOWN ON H15 BACK“. JCity Court, by mass Prosecutor
Aboutltwo years ago I got down on; Dicker-“man to the effect that Chief
my back," writes Solomon Beouqlte,Jot Police Smith has relused :to raid
Flat River, Mo. J“I got a 50c box otJS'Iloons' which have been charged with
Foley Kidney Pills and they stmght-Jdoiug business lllégrlllyu The State
erred the right up [recommend them police have visited the city recently
to all who‘have kidnev trouble. Itheu- land there have been num rous prose
mafic' riches and» pains. sorene’IIs andlcutions and subseduent .11 es of the
stiffness. sleep disturbing“ bladder Janloonitn‘npersIf who wore found to be
. trouwa yield quickly to Foley Kld- doing bacillus on J8unday/or billet-
‘fJney tulle. Bold everywhere.
wise violating the lam Mr. bicker»
Etc
o e 0
Bridgeport, retiriur,r from the
" that beginning
Horse, Carriage and Livery business, announce
24, they will sacrifice their entire_ stock consisting
of 160 new carriages, wagons, sleighs, etc., also livery stock
coaches, 7 coupes, 6 surrys. 3 ruuabouts, 18 business wagons,
Single and double harness, etc., at from 20 to
JJtve must dispose of the stock regardless of price.
We ulll continue to carry a. full line of horse, stable and auto
rrrobile supplies and maintain a well equipped garage for storage. '
repair and painting of automobiles.
. Agency for Haynes, Chrevolet and Lippard- -Stewart Cars.
THE PECK 81 LINES CO.
" -nre you that is milk and corrfi
sueet as a nut"
this “market as cell as all kinds
delicious pork products, hams, bacon,
sausages, meat and
sucking pigs pl
hooks and pigs feet and everything.
that is loathsome from
right ted pork.
“sage time is here and you can enjoy
it by buying your pork supplies at
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SACRIFICE SALE
Horses Carriages,
of .
7
20
40
as
single horses. 1 hearse,
Our loss uill be your gain
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
e
ASTER COUNTRY PORK J
fed and
lid it at
You will J _
of ‘
link sausages,
head and jowls,
clean and,
Buckn‘lleat and sum
Charnok ’S~M arkct .
76 NORTH MAIN’ST. .
TEL. 44—5. EREE DELIVERY‘
{Illan‘s charges wereJmade in writing J
. ,J .
to the court. ’
HOSPITAL NOTES.“ I'
Mrs. W. L Wood. of 2 Butler street
was admitted yesterday. J J
Steven Agoc. or Cannondule,
admitted yesterday. , - ‘
“Mrs B. T. Eldrcd. or westporl, was .
admitted lode!-
€111er Anna Bush, of 1.49 South Main
street was admitted today. _
Joueuii Border. 01 11 {Arlington rive. .
rule. was diechernd Yesterday. J w»
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Norwalk Chronicler