m 5
{father he vormz than be
0 ”rather -.- . .. .n than
.1." uther have coal
in my bin than
W the weather gm
ring: be living than
I
~ ‘ -11.... a lot of hot
med tightly with air.
vacant apartment instead.
r a moral to this little
' I'd rather be right than
.. m. I’d rather feel safe
# dome coal in my house
“ be sorry the whole sea-
the.
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’ Pom Gerimi Agent.
N0 J.‘ SMITH TRANS-
toek ot- WIII Paper,
arnieh, Moulding. Etc. .,
IFIOED AT REMARK-
PRIDE to save: moving
me mini-lets.
aluminum to purchase
. "1916 latest and Best
ell-Paper at UNHEARD
lie hoisted in the future at
nun; 11m .braino
adds?!“
my
001'
0! too: 5911 It have.
1
save money.
....--
Hardwood Floors
vuuuawwmmnmmrfl'fi
“haunt”: been were not we “are
wmuumumnmmu II)!!-
Aaydthm'oouuemoumqteloammauw
it. Whethrrmuohuildiunoworiuetmoveriuoldloon. you
ourwlmoodilooringfiefondecidiuoammt
Th’é Haich: o Bailey Co.
3 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘ Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails. cemOnt, Planter.
AllSuiis, Cools and Dresses
Fuiiher reduced for Final Clearance Sale
' ‘Wo suggest that you come immediately to buy as the
styles argued for next winter, but the prices will
more than double because of the scarcity of wool and dyes
in :this country The woolen manufacturers have already
advanced 60 per cent. on next winter' 3 cloth. Take our ad-
mfi and invest in a new Coat. Suit or Dress and you'll
Sigkmwgvinter garments $5.00
$16, new winter garments $6.95
$18 new winter garments $7.95
$223.07 Minter garments $9.95
$25 new winter garment: $11.95
$30 new winter garments $14.95
Wt.‘
I l the noted,
impounded l'ro- rim rue.)
country's cities. and newspapers have
devoted columns of space concerning
drawn out and vitally
idler names in the majority 01 the
important I it.
1 it is estimated that Norwulk unions
contributed about $1000. From
‘Bridgeporl workmen came the sum of
{$5.000 Between $50. 000 and 875.000
was raised in Manhattan and Brook
lyn.
The money from New York was
liar-incoming in response 10 a call is-
sued some weeks ago by President
“‘1Samucl Gompers of the Federation. in
be
69c.
98c.
$1.98
$2.98
reduced
reduced
$1.00
$1.50
$3.00
$5.00
waills
waists
waists reduced
waists reduced
1
Final “ounce of hate
snowshoe, $2.93, $3.93, $4.93
25c., 39c... 49c.. 75c., 955.
we are the largest dealers
values than any other store. Come and be convinced.
me PARIS MlLLlNERY
CLOAKS
33 sourn MAIN ST.
in town and ol‘fer better
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
‘ ‘which he said:
T “\‘l'ill‘you
give an hour of your
labor in a righteous cause on liai-
Ieis' day, January 27'. 1916?"
D. E. Loewe dz Company of Dan-
;bury. in 1913, sued the Hallers' un-
.ion under the Sheiman anti-trust law,
ialieging the firm had been damaged
by a union boy.coll The United Slates
icouri gave Ihe firm a judgmcni
wh-,ith wilh penalties and interest.
now is 8‘35 2,000 Recenliy lhe court
[ordered 111111 the homes 01' 180 of
llhe linilcrs be foreclosed in default of
payment of Iiie judgment, 11 hich was
collectible only ugainsi luc “Ulkt‘l‘o
tin Danhury, Bclhel 11nd .\oi".\1nlk who
had real estate
1 The Federation of
localed lo.
the executive committee got the con-
.venlion of lhe organizational Sun
‘ Francisco to agree to help the hat-
Iers
More lluin 200 local unions in the
the boroughs made Ilicir conlrlbu
lions \eslcrday This was done in,
(he following 1111): Each local made is
census at all of its members who are
iuorking, and an average wus slruck‘
in each industry and each local as
to the amount represented by one
hour‘s work.
‘ F01 lhe cniirc ciiy 07 New l'ciNi
this uniounis, it was found, In about
251 Louis a worker and lhe general
lc1y or contribution was made on this
basis. The assessment was voluntary.
Jlli)‘ Iliosc able to give were asked to
give.
The treasurer of each union drew
his check for the union’s lolul con
Iribuiioii and forwarded it to Frank
Labor was up
Morrison o1 \Vusliinglon. national
secretary of the American Fedenition
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South‘Norwalk. Phone 1180.
~ liters Meal and Provision Co.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
501 Labor. There were 119 special un-
ion meetings yesterday iiI connection
Swilh the fund. except in the case oi
11hr unions who regularly 111991 on
1Thursday.
i The checks begun lo reuch .\lr.
lliorrison ycslcrduy. bui week 111in
iolupue before he gets loose from the
Pacific coast and Texas and Maine.
There are 3,.000 000 members oi' the
federation, and it two thirds comrio
me 11 quarter apiece, ill! fund will
amoum In 850 000 Whatever is con
Iribuled over and above the amount
needed. will be turned in to Ilie gen;
oral fund of Ilic orgnniznilon, it is
said.
* The property cove-rod b1 lhe United
‘11 9-..- . -
rPort Roast.en1all loins . ..
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. ' ’
ewes-11...... ..... l ...... ’..§ll5¢"
Small Leg; of Lamb 18¢
Forequarter of Lamb 13¢
Schulize’s‘ Sanitary Markets
Dixie Bacon . ..... 15¢
Fresh Shoulders .. 123%.
39. MAIN ST.
noRWALx.
Sluice cpuri' :1 Judgment includes loll
separate parcels of land. Each has
on it a home Ihui has been both with
money saved by' a worker in Ihe hIII
industry.- . .
111. Mill in we Jun;
1111qu 11113
(continued from Page One.)
-... ..—
huiiding al-DeKalb avenue and Wall-
.I'ob Printing, .
loot Work. am Pricu'
0711 MAIN STREET
PHONE our
Inf...-
Well a i-ligh Streets
BE LIABI LITY
is the most important lecture of our Furniture.
ll mak’es no difference whether you are buying a dainty parlor
.5uiie. or‘good substantial piece} for hard serv.lce you are sure of
rho very best value for your niiney RIGHT HERE.
Prompt fire delivery to all para of the city and ourroundlng towns.
RAYMOND 81; SON
FUNERAL oinecrons
Norwoik, Conn. .
worth street. The Rev. Hem Ward
Beecher preached the ordination ser—
men and the Rev. lir.‘ Richard S.
[Slorrs gave the charge Mr. James
then became pastor of 1119 First Cup
lgregulional Church of W oodhnvcn. N.
‘Y. After thirty years .1! service in
4 \Voodhaven he resigned to engage in
mission work. Later he assumed the
pastorate of the Camp Memorial C0111
gregntlonal Church of New York Clly.
He is still active and in addition to
his pastoral work, conducts monthly
r“: I
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.. 0lllllill ElllillfS Bill-Ill
r012 1101112 cum BAKES
Louis 11111111
Sole Agents
__ ‘ -
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497. I
for The Nor-walks
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.
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AFTER COUNTRY, PORK
are you that ls'mllkalid corn fed and
301991: as a nut?
You will find it at
this market as well As all kinds 11:
delicious pork products. hams. bacon,
snuaages, ‘meat and link sausages,’
. ”sucking pigs pigs head and iowls.
~hooks and igé feet and everything
that is too hsoine from clean and
right fed pork Buckwheat and sau-
sage time is here and you can enjoy
. it by buying your pork auppliemat
Charnok 5 Market
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
~ TEL.
m
Christian conferences in churches of
dill’erent evangelical denominations
‘ Christian workers in Connecticut. Ho
celebrated his eightieth birthday last
May iniithe Woodhayen Church.
Mr. and Mrs James have two chil-
dren, Clnra J. the wife or Charles
Stephen Day and \‘l’llIiiIm 8.0410611
a' lawyer. They also'have tw‘o grand,
children, the twin sons of Mr.-'and
Mrs. Day. Charles Stephen Day. Jr..
j“ and Selby James Day. formerly stir
dents 550‘! Columbia University, and
now attending law school and medical
college.
rpioAv‘ wrre‘nuoon ccuar’
Members Entertained Yesterday by
Mrs. Christian Swartz. _ ‘1
The members of the Friday After
noon Club were entertained'Vesterdar
b‘y‘ers.’ Christian Swartz,‘ of Wes
avenue. ”The program followsr‘ ’
w'riie Cziir and 1111 Advisers,.
11113. John A. Hamilton.”
Gogol,’ _} ' ,. ‘
~ Mrs. C. H. R. Godfrey.
44-5. ’5 FREE DELIVERY
‘ cumin.
A. S
‘i _ —. Biographical 81111191111901 'Ruasiai
~ “---.--4 '5'“ 5 Critics.
Mrs I 3. Keep. .
Delicious Creamery Butter . . . . . . . . . . ........... -32¢ Th; ndit Session will be a musics
Kirkmlilr Boron Snap. . ....... 3 ...... 7511;: 23¢ ,held on Fobfimry 1511... : "A... . -»
PureLeoLLard. ......W ........... 5;. .. . . ‘
, ._‘...,1..'.Hk..__....”,_.” _ ‘BUQKINOHAM OBT OFFlGIHSHM
. 1.1-.- Hell..3............ . - -, ;-. ‘nouowuntoibodeothothIM‘
slim area's-1.11m .111...“ .3. .. 1m 16., fl' 3.22%.. “gm: 5
Wadamrm menu 5.3.1 .5 ’ ‘l’ ‘
_ dealing oi the .Bii‘cklneliaoi 2091.1:
President Gompcrs and *
.Amos J. C-ummlngs, will be held from
'ihe Frank J. Bradbury residence. «till
1’:
l
l
and‘maintains a summer home for“
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
‘Tristram 8. Hyatt g.
NORWALK.
Money Saying Sales
All of the Ladies’ and Misses’ Tailored Suits and Coats.
Our entire Stock of Ladies’ Fur Coats, Mulls and scaris,
Ladies’ Fine Muslin Underwear
A BASEMENT FULL OF MARKDOWNS
H‘s. 0?? 3,.W9fA
1f ...“
Oil Heaters, Dainty Cut Glass. Decorated English Porcelain. Laundry Soaps. Washing
Powders and many other household helps at low down pric es.
5 = '-' 5 m l
he “—flfi ———- r - .—
JU‘ME BURPEE s DAUGHTER“. ’90:”:0QQ0' “:«:u:u:«:«:“:”:«:«:“’00:00.“on ”:“:“M’;:”‘
GETS LARGE ALIMONY. x ..
.... .
‘ e
Husband With income of $9,000 An. I. :, . . 0:9
nullly Must Pay Her $41,250. go. 3.,
Lida iBurpee h'llsworth, daughter of lee & 4’
;Judge Lucien homes of the suprem e1 . . 0:3
(‘Wltxltlts awarded a dliorce from}'° ...5
John Broughlon Ellsworth and alimony 30:0 .3.
of 841.2110 by Judge (legal in the su- £93. . :
perior coon this morning. The «routine . 0:.
accepted the report of Attorney C S , . . gr ...
Sii‘iinfield who ricomiuended the di '3. "St ecelved a Large .E. -‘
vorcc and alimony. Attorney Can t. . , ...
field heuid Iill leslimonv in chambers. Sh t f ...
The Ellswmihs were married July :0 l [pmen 0 ..
l5. 1005.1he wedding being 11 big so- 5: :
cicly event in Waterbury whore Judge‘ oz.
llurpee resides Mrs. Ellsworth churg-1 0:.
ed her husband with intolerable cruel “ a rri ...
ty and it 1111s on this ground that the. :03 ...
decree was granted. “though the re l. .3.
port does not give details regarding”? .3.
the cruelty it is mild Mm. Ellsworth... -A“ the lateét 11916 SpringT .:
charged has Husband with healing 39
and striking her. i. . d e
The 10111-1 awards Mrs. Ellsworth: m0 e s .g.
In? ciiulody of {our minor (liildrcn, . .’
John 8. Jr.. Thomas 13.. Lida. and °‘ ‘ 5 ’3
Elaine Ellsworth. The husband is to 00 MOTHERS antiCipab- ...
be allowed to see the children at reo- :
sonable times. It was found that
Blisuorrli owned personal estate val-
ued ill “2.000 but he has other prop
any and aid) has an income of $0; ,
(100 Ii year. The Ellsworths mudc‘
their home in New Cannon. .h‘lls-
worth was .promineut in athletics
,wlIi-II he attended Yale and once serv-
led .is manugei of lhe baseball team
DEATHS AND. FUNERALS.
; Mrs. Cumminne’ Funeral. ;
The funeral of Mrs. Frances law?
Cummings, widow of i‘ongressniunl
Bav1 ieu avenue. where \irs. Cum-
mines has made her home for a num-
ber of years.
o‘clock. Rev. John Stnplefon, pastor.
f the South Norwolk (10119.11?ngloiiull
church will ofllciuie. interment will
be made 111 lrvimnon. N. J.. Tuesday
The funeral of Thomas .McGorry, of
morning at. 9 o'clock fronLSi. Mary's
night at'th'c. home of William M.
Rates. No. 8 Franklin avenue. Fun-
Slunnnrd’s undertaking parlors on
Main street, Monday afternoon at two-.-
1hirly o'clock. Rev. Ernest McGre‘go‘rl‘
. will olllciutc, and linermentwill be ini
«Riverside cemetery. _
. ¥—-r .
Samuel W. vitt.
Samuel W». Gavin. Private Co
l2lh Regiment, C. if, 1., died Thurs-
lay, Jun ’27t’i1. 1115 Fitch's Homefii 11
...... . -‘
:rul services will be held-- from the
1.0me today.- andinternicnt will he. in
he Spring Grove cemetery. . x i
-.«.
0000 “A03 "00“?“
"'Coiiininuod from first pose. *"
- ionortine‘nt is in Norwalk today. eon-
‘srrlng’ with the Nor-mull Chamber of
ommeroe in regard “the matter.
Phil 6:000 “mad camiiiflln has 1191111“
Item “1.1: Jtronxly. by the local enm-
extensive improve- .1
Mfume as soon as nos-151
hit our calamities also- holdqo
end alootod e-smlal oom-
coollitiofi‘Y
to W
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E
g
a:
,1 on at 2?
ioIIdIIy afterno .0
morning. I}.
" Funeral of Mr. McGarry. .g.
0
Merwin street. will be held Monday)
’7‘ .
'loroton, at the a e of-5 72 39.11111. li‘un‘o ..
church. Interment will iolow in St .3.
Mary‘s cemetery. ‘ 0:0
. .0
Mrs. Ann J. McEwen. , ..
111.5135 Ann JIMciswen died last ,
~th @4322”? .°°.°°.°°.°°.°°'°°.°°.°°
and services will be held from P. D. , , ~
. Voters should by rill means read
“The Hour today, due to importance
G lot the
special
between The Sentinel and Hour.
"Risers & Stevens Co. Clothing; F.
I
Trimmed Collars and Cuffs.
,r,
L. 0. 0. Moose .....=.....
but ovum in the 807101 Norwelk
E. Climbs|
ing the need of a new
carriage had better
- call, and . inspect our
new assortment.
$15 lo $28
11‘ 11507.1.- SELECT one; now we wILL 1101.1)
1r FOR You“ UNTIL WANTED.
Plush Coats
Just a few more of those wonderful
1
11131250 $16 511 $1801}
bargains.
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LIBRARY COMPE TITION
newa. As before stated. the
news each week will alternate
“Hill" '00! ,5
NWT SHRIMP“
gins-.-
interesting 111th
.was in onion.
evening. aside trolls the interesting
pluyilii of lh
presenting of
It clever ploy. The sketch was
on “1..on style by the tollewingr lid. . 3‘
Missed ll'tne Rumond Clerc ”331v ’
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H. Baxter. Drugs; and A. F. Geliebc.
HousefuzLishings have been added 10
the list of vote giving merchants.
Old well Per'l'eclo Cigar Bands now.
redeemable in 25 votes.
0
, How THE vo‘re srAN'os « . 1’ 4
Kelde Club .............. 133, 68s U'nqta Tribe Red Men ‘ ...... 90.9.30 ' 3
Catholic Club 127.783 ’St. Mary's School ..... - ..... 03,771, .55
‘.B. P o Elks ...... 129,27 nsouui Nol‘Ivallt K? or 0. .,_»_,;37,253 .
F'. O. Ea les ....... 94.371 Nutmeg Club ..... ..'-* 19,4'iif —,
s1. Josep 3 school .......... 87.892 High School 2119911. ,« _~
Old Well Masons ..... ' ..... . 7-9. 419 Norwalk K. of C ........... -.~16 047 '3'
Cuckennn Tribe Red Men 77. 452 Fran lln School ............. 162715 _1
Sl.Ahd111‘w's Mission 7.0 .92&.%ouih Noéwflchon‘g. Chuich 9%; .
li‘. st Norwolk Imp. Ass'n. 67.870 heo‘nix our 0.... ....... . 75. I _
a .... 65.812: NOlWldk Club . ..... 3. 9,911.
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