The Gorham Co ‘
w"£’r‘“: ‘T I
F Cleara
A HAPPY NEW YEAR,
INDEED. 'TWILL BE
If in Walls of your are
resplendgnt with t0lct'lngs of
boomitul wall paper paper that
refreshes the home, makes it
cheefl‘ul and inviting. Happily
we are in a position to offer you
some exceptional papers at ex-
tremely low prices. Won‘t you let
no flow them?
It UIIIE
to trim 8t.
Tot. «.2
THAT ARE
.RELIA B L E
"ASK us
(Successor to Chas. E. Dow.)
112 WASHINGTON ST.,
1, so. NORWALK. CONN.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
”fight boot leaves Pier 27 But
"River, New York (foot at Catherlno
8t.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
on. Fnlqht received at Norwalk up to
6 p .m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p. In. ‘
Seem F. Foots. General Agent.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
DOR'I'ATION LINE. Inc.
r. slivon
7 Beat Paper, Best Work. But Price:
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
S.’NORWALK mom;
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1, Men's $10 Overcoats. One-
g. ha! price . . . . , , $5.00
$1 shirts r_ . .. 79¢
50c Shirts . . .. 39¢
D. aoirrreb
13.,Not Main St. So. Norwalk
S7410—51250 Sui“.
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PT‘I'CIAN AND OPTOMET-
MST.
n-s’ISS Washington St.
79 as mu'h trouhlc in art
.011! ‘01 him its if I wore
him.”——Judzc.
East Nomalk
Albert D. Morgan
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0! floor you will have.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.)
SOUTH MORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
Hardwood Floors
m mum vain. to a homo .01. th- umiu oh. you arm
merino. hummus to». work ad on um.
Our not count». the bed. d their kind In on. Birch and Duplo.
Any 0! the" wood: m dabble on they tnko'n hint poll-Ii and hold
it.’ “0th. mm building now or just room-emit old noon, you
should titre-tints our when and flooring before deciding on the kind
" ‘ Barnum,
The annual Inertia; ol the stock-
holders 0! the Norwiilk Duck ('UIHINIIIY
was held this afternoon. and dirt-clots
were elected as follows: W. F. Bishop.
ll. B. Plumb, E. J. Hill, Edward
Beard, Thomas I. Raymond. (‘hristlati
Swnrtz, M. R. Mct‘ausiand and Eben
ezer Hill. The directors held a meet-
ing afterward, and reelected M. R.
lhict‘auciand preside-tit, and George R.
secretary and lreuburcr oi”
tIic company. A dividend of 7 per
cent, on the preferred stock was dP‘
claim. and the reports similar! the
company to Dt’ in a prosperous t'()ll(ll-
lit)“.
MILLINERY.
COATS,
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Otirthéy?o-‘rcgardless of cost or value.‘—Comc to the big-
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you.
ULOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
-' FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES‘
SUITS, DRESSES.SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Ann R.
Hill limit: Iiurns tiicti ill lllv
l Burns.
t .\lrs.
tiltilllt‘ oi lit-'l niccc. Mrs. ’l‘hointts litrur»
idon, 55 Railroad arr-tine. this morning.
Besides Mrs Reardon she lcatrs lit ti
Inleces, Mrs. John Garvey and Miss
('nthcrine Howe, 0! Bridgeport. Punt
eral arrangements will be announced
lttt cr.
Funeral of Miss Anderson.
Fresh or Corned Sitleilsork
15c
Pickled Goods.
Oleomargarinc 18c. 20c, 25c
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FRESH HAMS . 16¢ Smoked Tcnderloins of
S l Pork ................ 28c
l hou ders ' I“ 2 lbs. Sparerib and 1 qt.
i H055 . . - . - 14C Sauer Kraut ........ 30c
{ Fresh or Corned Flat Spare- Green Bones cut for chick-
: ribs .............. r2 i-2c ens .............. 4c lb.
i Best Lard. 2 lbs. . 25c Everything in Heinzc's
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yesterday murmur: of pneumonia. the
stunt- tiiscttst- lll‘l' tuothcr lt‘dnrl‘d :twny
:“llll :tliout l\\tl months ttuo. \\III In
itcld 'i‘hursday afternoon at ‘_‘ o'clock
lironi the lute holuc iii 'l‘aylor I'lncc.
will Rust \‘orwttlk
interim-iii lm in
tctnt-tcry
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r Funeral of Mrs. Crosler.
ironi the qucrzil pttllol‘s of “and \\'
32’ ltnyniond. on \\'t-st \\'aslrinnton slrccl.
ll llltllil‘s iio dltl'crt-nt'c \vlicrlicr you ttrc buying: it tiittiity
snitc, or good substantial pict-cs for hard >t‘i\lt't’. y.oi .‘tl‘l' stir.
Phone 583-2 76 North Maln otreet Free Delivery.
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RELIABILITY
Is llll‘ most important tcttturt- or our Furnittirt-
pill ltll‘
til
the very host urine for your lilont-y Itltlll'i' III‘IIIE
Prompt free delivery to all par-Ls of the city-and surrounding towns.
RAYMOND 85 SON "
Wall & High Street:
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Norwalk, Conn,
ilicv .t. r NIt'l‘tiy. of o..- It'niulrt
strct-r A III It). church. niIlt-Izttctl ’I‘ho-
rlcintiins \\'t‘l‘t' this morning r't-liimt-d
:to Slrntiit-ltl. .\I:rss. lor llllt‘llllt‘lll
. Funeral of Mr Chadeavnc.
'I‘hc lunrrul of William
t luitlt-tiync \\trs llt'lll lost
Franklin
Might ill 7
ti't-lotlt iroiri thc l:ilt- hunu ru tlrlisoli
('olli't llt‘l .Itillll .N‘ltipltlt’in. pnstor til
the South Norwnlk t‘otrxr-utrrronnl
. thiit't-Ii. illltl Ilt\ Ralph t; ll.trtlt-y
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EXTRA VOTES THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATUR~
DAY.
Pork Chops
Hamburger Stcak
Shoulder Steak
Home made Sausages
Dixie Bacon
16c
14c
16c
20c
15c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
itrslor of thc South Noruullt linptrst
thurt-h. otIrt-tntcd chmius wr-rt- this
liioi'niuiz I't‘llltlll‘tl to l’utr “Him with-
tiny, New York. tor lnrriul
Funeral of Mrs. Davcnport.
’l‘hc luucrttl
.\ln~. itcoruc A
St‘l‘lli't's til llll‘ lillt'
llnvcnpmt. ot \\'ilton.
were hold this afternoon til 2 o'clock
troni licr lttll' 'lhc
‘wr-rt- pti\;tto_
Ironic scrip-cs
THE SALVATION ARMY.
Adjutant and Mrs J. 'l' \\‘intt-rhot '
1trill). itll‘litt-l' tlIIlt‘t‘l'h’ of thc lotul t'til'p'
ct thc Strhution Army. bill now in’
‘tlrtiruc oi tlrt- nrniy \\tilli in llridnr-
Lp‘ort. will/tint this city on 'l‘lilll'fitlil)’,l
r-vhmury .lrd. and conduct an opcn'
tttll' tncctiuu on Railroad Squnrc :tt
.715 p nr.. lllltl up insult pulilic mcct-
Good Job Patron‘ 2 ~
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
'_"“:IIIL' at ”w Army Hall at h? North
[Main strr'cl. :it 8 o'clotlt,
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
FISH SPECIALS
They will Iic itct-oiupnnrcd try it Iu'tiss
llllltl trotn lli'ldgcport 'i‘lrcir \l'lll lwi
irt‘lt't‘lt‘tl 3-01le and innsrt and itlltll'L‘SN
cs by Adjutant and Mrs: \\'tntcrhol-
alt‘lll .‘tlltl otht-r inciuht-rs oi tlic |l1ll'l_\'.‘
t'l'hc ptllilic ls IIIL‘t‘tl to ho prcsciit.
Admission Ircc.
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
1' Mrs. l'lillip Lintlcii
lstrccl. \Yllllllpllllh‘. \\':ts Htllllllll‘tl ycs-
tcrtlay.
Knit-lit-r. til'
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§:rvenue, was discharged ycstcrdrty.
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almut .............. 20C Herring- ............ . . BC
3321?“ ' """"""" :2: Butter Fish .......... 12c
Tile Fish '''''''''''''''''''''' 14c Finnan Haddie ....... 14c
Mackerel ............. 14c Sea Escallops ........ 60c
Delicious Creamery Butter ........................ 32¢
Kirkman's Borax Soap ..................... 7 for 25¢
Pure Leaf Lari ................................... 12¢
Selected Eggs ................................ 26¢ «loz.
Loose’Oat Meal ..................... -.. .......... 4c 11..
Smoked Shoulders. nice and lean ....... ’ '. ., ..... 13! _:¢ 1h,
Earrdsley's Shredded Cod Fish. lot size ............ 8c
2a Cottage Street.
A. STULL
Eat Norwalk.
1 Mrs. \l‘illluin Ilciitlcy. oi '.'l Knight;
parcel, was discharged yesterday. i
:TODAY IN‘ WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2 (Wall Street.'
_lo::t0 it. ni.l.~.-\ioderate gains and a.
few declines were I‘L‘Ctll'tlt‘d' at tile oi}:
citing of today's trading on the Stock
Exchange. United States Steel made
it trivial gain, which was immediately
:forfeited. Industrial Alcohol contin-
ued its extraordinary gyrations, with
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an early gain of five at 163 1-2, and
i'l‘exas Company rose 2 points. Rails
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125 Washington Street
iouce more wcrc ti nominal feature.
Secondary offerings wcre mostly at
ilower prices.
1 M’ALL S'i‘it‘rlii‘l‘. Nouns-Further
.rtillics and declines nmt‘kcd the deal-
ings of the torcuoori. The movement
was restricted largelyjo issues like
Cuban-American Sugar, Willys~0ver-
Iland. National Enamelling and Rock
‘aIRlillId. U. S. Steel continued tinder
.presstire,.but improved later on the
itidvnnce in allied shares. The un-
changed American Smelling dividend
caused some disappointment. Bonds
were steatbt. -.
'WALL srnnn’i. 1:30 p. m.——-Ac-
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. Try. (Classified.~ Add For C Results
, t_'r ty at higher prices was resumed in
. the afternoon. various issues, Includ-
ing Coppers. the *"Motor group. and
llrlgh priced spccinltlcit recording gul:
lslnntlttl advances. .
GAZETTE BLDG.
Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
make {hem
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'dcnt Wilson made
rstop here. He \\le grected by u cheer-
Fincly Tailored Garments of Correct
We Have Cut the Price Again
For the Wind up of the Coat and Suit Sale
seasonable .
styles
weights for ladies and misses are now marked at figures
-The Biggest Bargains of the Season i
Don't delay, but come in RIGHT AWAY, and look them over.
and
that
ll.\lt'I‘i-‘t)itli, Fob. 2 .'l‘hc morning
.-‘t‘.\.~itill oi tllc t‘ouiitIt-rrt-ut \‘t-gcttiblc
A) ,
jivl'ulh'lr Association tilii>lrlt‘tl of a
(‘ttlllt'lt‘lltt' on thc oi pota-
l‘. Fugitn, of Scott's
Swamp. told how he grow rthout 3.500
huslrrls on l\\t'lll_\
urowtn:
tot-s. Janus
titres lztst scrtsuil.
'l‘hc iollowiuu tiillt‘G‘l'h \\t-rt- t‘cclct-r
t-ri' l’it-snlcut. \\' ll llui'i, \\'t-stport;
'I‘Iic funeral of Mrs. (“litirloitc PI'tIN"\I('t' l)l't'.~ltlt‘lll. \\' t; tirisuold. ctlicrs
lt-r was held last night in T :lu o‘clock ppm;
st t It'lttl‘l.
lltl\\jll'tl F. llubcr.
Ncw Haven; treasurer. t‘ It. llislcy.
l-tast llnrti'ord. ("ounty \It't' lil’t‘rltlt‘llir.‘
l":tll'llcltl.ll l'
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l.t'tiilit t tl
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lliH t~li.
tltilll.
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“obi-its.
:ttitl 'l‘trllatnti t' lint-gs.
M'CALL WITHDRAWS NAME.
l’.\l'l.. l‘cl). 2 ~ 'I‘llr- lltililc
Hoyt-rum shutout \\' .‘tll’l‘itll. ol “on
ST. oi
i.t-Iiusttts wt» \\rthtlrtruri totltty itl his
It‘tllll‘rl. ns .t I‘;t'.ltlltlillt' III IIu- \linnc
l'rcsitlculinl
.‘tllfl Ilt'ltlllllll‘itll pil-
intil'lt-s.
FIVE CARS DERAILED.
l'l'l”l'.\'lll‘lilill. l'tl) '.'. ' l“l\t‘ ('tti‘s
til lllt' I'lttsliuiulr and Now York (lit)
t.\|II‘t*~.~’ on lllt‘ I'cuusyltzrntii It:iilro.id
’wrt' tlrruilt-tl :ts tlit- tiarrn prtsst-tl Sw-
wnrd. I‘rt., t1? tnilt-s mist oi l'irtshuruh
totltiy l-Ilulll or Ian pnsst-uucrs wt‘rr-
sliuhll} injurt‘il,
DON'T LIKE MORRIS' REPORT.
HARTFORD. Fri). ‘3. 'l‘lic t‘iill
St-ryict- t‘ornnrission at it lllt't‘llll; to-
tlaty \otctl to withdraw from Its-
siptit'tl liy
in
l‘t‘fitl rt-port tln- sttttcuicnt
t‘IrurIcs ti. \lotris. tht- prcsitlr-nt,
lllt‘ . Ittw
Iltlo
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of
\\lllt‘ll thc iilllt‘lltllllt’lll
pusst‘tl tll lllt‘ st‘ssion \\':is
st-vr‘rcl) critit'rst'tl.
JUDGE SCOTT PRESIDING IN DAN-
BURV CIVIL COURT.
.lutlpc llowitrtl ll. Scott is pr't‘sitliut;
ovcr the (‘ivll t‘onrtnoii l‘lcus court in
lliiuhury this wcclt. and Judge John
J. Which of thc (‘r'iniitiul (‘ommoii
.l’letts court is the trial itrdric in ihc
.t‘ivil Common Pleas court in Bridge~_
.Iudgincnt wits uhcn thc Fair-
field & Shelton company of Bridge
port today to recovcr $209.08 from
It was a common
port .
law complaint.
JCHEERING CROWD GREETS er.
SON.
|.A\\'lil‘).\'t‘ld. Kain. Feb. 1:. —l’resi~
his first Kansas
int: crowd of savcral thousand. includ—
ing students from Kansas linircrsity.’
The lempcrtrturc was below mm and
the ground was covered with snow,
but a band played patriotic tiirs and
.tlie students sang tllltl now their col-
lege yells.
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DR. KARL HELFFERIK
NOW IN VIENNA-
\'Il’.\.\‘.\. i-‘clr. 2.—l)r. Karl
Heliierik, Secretary of the lin-
pcrial (icrman 'l‘rctisury, is now
in Vienna for the purpose of set
fling a number of important
financial and ccuom‘ic questions
lictwccn (icrmnny and Austria—r
l’l‘tirgary.
\\'liilc the tlctails discussed at
the conferences arc still unknown,
it is felt hcrc that lhc rucctlngs’
were of great importance.
Emperor Francis oscpli decor-
ated Dr. ll'cli‘t'crich with the
Great Criss of Leopold.
NEW CONNECTICUT COMPANIES.
Paper Company of Wtflcriord today
'ncorporated with a capital of $100.-
100. and the Wooster. Hillard Com-
pany or Waterbury unlimited in the
allied of tliebecretary bl Stale.
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Florence ltrty Anderson. “ho died STATE VEGETABLE cnowans. .' o o 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o
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LOUIS NYARY
'VA'Ct-z FOOTBALL MEETING To.
NIGHT.
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.\'IC\\' llA\'Iu.\_'. PHI. 2. 'l'hc
ball conilnittcc of Yale I‘uiwrsity. tit
tr meeting tonight, \\‘lll st-Icct. it
stntcd with authority. ’l‘. A. D. Jones.
conch :it l'lrillips-l-Ixctcr Academy. as
hcntl coach at it‘ salary of $6.000 ti
\czir undcr it two year contract. 'I‘lic
conunittcc will also discuss it proposed
ncw cont-hing systcrn which will in-
clinic .\l. P. choncy. nthlctic direc-
tor at “His School. us an advisor.
but tlefinitc decision will be withheld
probably as it is undcrstood no rc-
izly is yci in hand Irotn Mr. chont‘y
t'Xlt‘l‘IdOd him to
fool .
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“to the invitation
conic hcrc.
Tlic football conimiltcc will have
hcfore it the recommendations of the
‘ioint committee from Rule, Harvard
and Princeton for revision of rules on
clinibility. and will informally discuss
these nntl prcpat'c such suggestions as
sccni wise front the Yale viewpoint.
The joint t-oiitmiltec. which met last
week. will come together again next
week. It is. to this meeting that Yule
baseball men look with interest. bc-
ciruse five of their ntimbcr are under
the ban for playing summer ball. It
‘intiy Imppcn that the ban will he rais-
cd under revised eligibility rules.
The rcporr being currtint that Captain
Black. of the. football team, will re—
sign. Prof. R. N. Corwin. of the Yale
athletic comniittee.sald today that,
Black had not resigned nor did he ex-
pect it. He said that liltlt‘ klitid lirtd
scholnrchlp troubles which would
make him ineligible. but it is a long
time to the playing season wlicn
Black's right to play under faculty
rule's might be in question.
Bearing upon the salary, which. ac-
cording to report, will be paid Mr.
Jones, it is pointed out at. Yale that
this will be the highest. figure ever
;paid there for athletic supervision.
‘this being $1,000 in excess of the sal-
. football coach and whose contract
‘ has one year more to run.
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ORDER Elli-IRIS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
HARTFORD. “sen. -2.‘—-'F_'I‘Itc I’euuotlm‘y err-rank A. Hinkey. who huh him“.
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
YELLOWSTONE LANDSLIDES
They Give the War Department En.
gineers a Heap of Trouble.
'l'hc lot of thc ciininccr is litipp.t r
tl.:tn tlic polit-cnmn's, to be surc, lint.
l.c also has his trtiuhlcs. Stilllt‘lllltt'l
they nrc \cry hit: and t-\pensivt- t w x-
l.‘it':. liltt t‘olout-l (iocthtil‘s latitlslit' s
tit l‘ttutlruti. ltlltl smut-limos tip-y -o
incirly llllfllt'l‘b‘tllllt‘. liltc Major l-‘rw »'
ltrudslitlcs in the Yellowstone.
.‘lajor Frics is tlic war ocptirlnn vL
t‘llL‘lllt't-I‘ wliosc work on the Yellow-
stonc iotttls made it possiblc for Sit"
the National
to motorists this Inst suniipt-r.
rt-triry Lane to opt-n
parilt
llc lins httd his In; troublt-s. too. itl tl
lltl." ph-nly ntorc tilicnd before he or is
\‘tllowstouc's 3.30 milcs of road stir-
f: tt-d and oiIt-d for thc good days timt.
nrc coming.
'l‘hc intijor's landslide is rcttlly not
much of III] affair. but its lllt' ro..tI
systcni is narrow and tr stoppage any-
\\llt'l't‘ will become. it not
repaired. sonictlifiTFoi a disaster in ti.
very short time. it stirs tip fl‘t‘llllfss
out of all proportion to
(latiiushtiyc l0 be called from ()lIltI‘
work nutl‘liustled to the spot at :s
nearly iirc-cngine speed as lumbering
repair curls tllltl government horns-rs.
A liosc cart and st r
instant .y
its size.
can accomplish.
yicc engine help out the smile.
The hill which every now and lllt"l,
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always. of course, at. the most incorr-
venicnt time, slides down over rho
road, is composed oi gravel and tom»
congldmerate rock, streaked with ytt-
low slippery clay. There is“ a grczrt.
to-tlo to shovel it off. lieanwlrilc tho
engine has been set tip and a treaty
stream of water at. seventy pounds?
pressure is played on the earth aboh‘.
so as to wash down as much of tho
stuff as possiblefivhile they are at II‘
and thus lengthen the interval to tits-
next slide; but at that the hill sour»-
times foolstbem and slides on soon
'utterwiird in quite another spot.
Major Fries has to endure this.
nuisance as best he may, because [I‘m
expense of digging away the hill or
replacing the'road elm-where turbid-t '
it permanent cuter , J
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