It.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
lNDEED. ’TWILL BE
if the nails 0! your tinnit-
resplendent will] toret’ings of
beautiful wall paper paper that
rekeshes the home, makes it
chariot and inviting Happily
we are in a pesition to otter you
some exceptional papers at ex-
. tremely low prices. Won't you let
us show Hem?
it l‘l‘
F_____INAL CLEARANCE SALE
_OF WOMEN’ S AND MISSES'
SUITS. DRESSESSKIRTS, WAISTS AND
Hardwood Floors
odd selling value to a. house lore then anything else you can toll your
money into. Such floors cut down house work and are
Our Iteel comprises the tie-tot their kind in Oak. Birch and Maple.
Any cl these woods are desirable as they take it high polish and hold
Whether you are building new or just recovering old floors you
should investigate our prices and flooring before deciding on the kind
of floor you will have
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our lpectalttes—Bclver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
unitary.
MILLINERY.
COATS,
1 The Gotham Co
to lint St. East Nomalit
Tel. 452
33
SOUTH MAIN ST.
Out they go regardless of cost or value. Come to life-6'11:-
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
I
‘ t
fII [m IIPDRI
; Tristram &
Bridgeportllandsie #341.qu
| | 08 III “M“ GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
yatt
NORWALK.
Other figures -
The county \Ullillllnaltiilt'l‘n' today
gave out a statement concerning the
money which they took in last month
i'or liquor licenses which were issued
for club certificates The total
amount received tor liquor licctiscs
lwas $53,424 30, 'llld was dittdcd as
follows:
The amount rec-cited IIt Iiiidgeport
was $47,032. and of title amount $11,-
Tlofm wont to Iltt‘ stalk. ititlxflo to
the county and sritiooiilzo to thc
t‘ll)’.
. iirt‘t'lII‘Ilt'ii was
SLTTTIIU. and oi tiits ullitiulil st,-
limit? \H‘lll to the town “Hits to
the state and $177 7.3 to the (cunt) .
|
tIcM In low \\Illl
Stratlord was third with 31.7 r
‘ltli -.'. going to tilt town. $"Ii .'.'t to
‘lllt‘ state and Sinful to tin (minty
was into-d ill Norualk.
'I‘hc cotu-‘
trom t‘itt'll!
\MIS (livid-V
(inc lli't'llM‘
iltidgelicld tIlitl Huntington
linissionct's rtcciwd $7M
applicant and that Iiuiouiil
._______- L... _‘ _u _. l
.- , . i _ - L L -
yanlze I FRESH HAMS 16¢ Smoked Tenderloins or
_ . Sh lde I Pork . . . . 28C
[ ou rs ' 4C 2 lbs. Sparerib and 1 qt.
_. . ‘ ° . 1 H085 . , v ~ 14C Sauer Kraut ....... 30c
. oor Inls i Fresh or Corned Flat Spare- Green Bones cut for chick—
" ribs .............. 12 l- 2C ens ,,,,,,,,,,, 4c lb.
i Best Lard. 2 lbs. . . . 25c Everything in Heinze‘s
i Fresh or Corned Side Pork Pickled Goods.
.8 th S} r i 15c Oleomargarine 18c, 20c. 25c
e "‘0 Si '8' CHARNOK’S MARKET
faéIOI'y to “89. Phone 583-2 76 North Main street Free Delivery
Our Suits and Coats ar Good Investments
‘ Atlthe present Bargain Prices.
Every ‘ady that knows and appreciates good honest tailoring. good
quality and good style sh0uld attend this sale.
Cut prices on all of tlte
LADIES’ FUR COATS, MUFFS.[and SCARFS.
.|*a
Come in and get
ya circhlar.
10
DAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
VOTES INSTEAD OF ONE
THREE DAYS.
l LIBRARY CONTEST RED LETTER DAYS—THURS-
GIVEN THESE
ZMFAliIert D. Morgané
“fibucoessor to Chat. E. Dow.)
I12 WASHINGTON ST., E
‘0 NORWALK. CONN.
L, in" FREIGHT LINE T0 new
VORK. t
freight boat leaves Pier 27 East.
River, New Yoitt (loot oi Catherinei
(- 8!.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p. I
run. Freight received at Norwatk up to:
5 p .m. and at South Norwatk up to
Cod Fish
Tile Fish
? Butter Fish
Smelt
Herring
Fresh Shrimp
llallibut
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
39 MAIN ST.
“NORWALK.
12'ch
1 'LC
10c
. 16c
08c
16c
the
lit» lI~-ltl tnIIIort‘mt tttorttin: at Etti‘i-lotl;
Mill) on orders through ('flllt't'ltll' Iiattt [mm \‘i
tlton.
.ltiscttlt‘< l'lllllt ll IItlt-I‘Itn Iii
“Ill inllow In St, Matt‘s ('l’illt‘lt‘l'}
"We :ire ire-alto: litt to tilt l‘ZIIL'llhll
5:80 p m. t
George F. Foots. General Agent. “A
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS!
nONTARIO“ LINE.
A, -LLL .-,..L , 0;
F. S. LYON
IOUIS NYARY
0RDER Elli-IRIS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
'9‘ ".3? Phone o97.
Sole Agcnts for The Norwalks
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.
—
,n.—.
' Good Job Printing
fi‘r... _ - ‘me
—
Bent Paper, Best Work. Belt Prlcee
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
I e. noawltILK poo N a‘g‘u‘i
Clearance Sale
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
{FISH SPECIALS
I Cod_ .................. 14c Frost Fish ............ 8c
Men's Sm Overcoats, One- i 1813“?“ -------------- 22C Herring ............... 8c
. haliprice . $500 . 3’3““ ---------- ‘ C Butter Fish .......... 12c
.-,. Shirts _ amon .............. 18c F'n H dd‘
. « ‘S 49¢ Tile Fish ............ 14c ’ nan a ‘e 14C
50': Shuts . . 391'? I Mackerel ...... ~ ....... 14c Sea Escallops ........ (me
I L -LL,_.,L_ LLL _ .LL _ . L , ,L , L--. L L...
F De Gottlieb ! Delicious Creamery Butter ................. . 32¢
11 No. Main St. 30 Norwaik' Kirkman‘s Borax Soap ..................... 7 for 25¢-
v—sto—stzso Sum. l Pure Leaf Lard .................................. 12¢
’ Selected Eggs ............................. 23¢ titty
‘ LooSe Oat Meal ........................ J). ....... 4b 1h
I Smoked Shoulders nice and lean . . . . .13 é lli
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
Beardsleys Shredded Cod Fish Ioc size ............ Sc
East Norwnlk.
Ilium as much trouble in get .
out ol.him no it I were}
I East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
i
i I, . . . - '
i~in \\.Iltlt has put llI'tl .In Atttcttciitt
port flying the flerttiati llll\1il lilhltlll‘
and under charge. of a man who siiys‘
itc is an odicer of the German Na ry, ~. WI
is Mr. Hamilton’s I‘Vitllilllllltlll of tin autumn...“ .II 2 o‘clotk itt llii)llltliltl“
tit-r-st-llt attitude of lllt i Illlt'll Slates :unmnmkm“ pailois on Main grit-.01
i Some of those who were |lit>$tll IIIIIIIIIt-iit will In-
ours on the Appam when she was t‘ti|)- I”),
lured by the German illtltl \rtl'lnusl)
itieseribt‘d at! the honza or Motwc. TODAY IN wALEfi‘SerEET.
illl‘t‘llflmd to land in \‘cwpoit Nt‘\\s]
but most of them uill he liillhlt‘l‘lt'tl
with the trans of other
rllllllall Vl'hht‘lh' It) Norfolk.
hoard a stealttnr to i\‘t-\r
Iihcir way to Eticiattd
E so nttwartt Mort-wt-tttt-i-
;ltritish (.‘nlonliil'
M r5.
.\ titt
Ann Anderson.
\ll'a‘ Atttlt-t‘mtli tllt‘tl l.I.~l
ill 33
\t'l't it‘t'r \\ Ill
Knight strut-t
bc ltt'ltl
ill lll'l‘ home
in Rl\t‘t.~'ltlt‘ tt'llli‘-
St'iJilI'l‘. 3'." it ill.
lit
cotitittunutt of \twtcr-
\\'.\l.l.
citptittetl Iiorc lllllill'lilll
lllt'l’t‘
Ytti‘lt
‘" It:t\'s loruatd liit‘\t'l||t‘lll was tv-tt t‘tit
”‘1 til ll) lml.t_\".~ t-arlt IiIIit'ko-t,
slitiuiiic \ltl‘litlllt" pains
Inn-ti ill lllt‘ lltllH'
ldrs‘t‘disi. 'It\.t.~ t‘IoI-ipttit atid Mexican
!tlllllll'iilt’fl 0" baggage, hate arranged I‘i-iroituiu “i'il' onc to two points
to plate tithir Dittpl'll) in t‘tthtttta Mot,”
{bond here and pioiutl tlllt(‘ll) to of the w ..I \lmrvs niotoi~ anti (t‘llillll
\‘t-u York in inkc lln litsl In. Iilalllt‘ ’Wllllltk .ncilud nI; Itlli|\\l‘l‘ (till
.ritip for home. It"! Rails
I Lieut. Hertz still rcl‘Its-cs to permit “m...
tii|l_\'()llt‘ to :10 on bontd the littr-r ox
1 copi those who hate tlilltldl business.
tillct'tttu.‘
:Ittd oiln-r
\\ IllI
Ill\l\'ltlll.~
illlltt l\
with \llttllttl
Tuba“ 0.
wit it
and Ann‘t It on
I‘Nuiitt'lt illitt'llYt',
Iiottal itiiItt'mi-tiit-ttt in llaltittiorc &
tiliin (‘attadiati l‘atil'tc, Rock litttid
lie is holding mote limit 200 IiiitIIilttiIIIIti Soutittiit llailwm l'id
nbonid. liitluding his own ptize crew‘sIIIII-s Slccl “as bani) Sltilll)
of 22 men, some 20 Goiiiiaiis who \tt' toII Iiolit II.idiiiIL
Ilt‘lrollt‘ls of war on thi \ppaiii ( .Ip-i
ilaiu Harrison ilntl the entire ct'cw oi’
IlR'i of the Apptim. and 12 oi llt'l' pit.» WALL s‘i‘Rit-Z—IYEH. Noon
J-t‘tlzt‘l‘s who llf‘ claini~ litilotll: "1 lllt‘Iitut-aiue more active during: the tirst
litriiisli army or navy.
Swoitilart quotations
cto tttnt t‘ tttvculat‘.
u...—
ibmugltt l'otward while the IllUIt’ sca-
soned held lll(‘ll own.
Oils added to rot-“col alliances
Harry ll. Prune. of Bridgeport was gains "H ”1"?" to m“. “""n I’m-"“-
made dprndani yesterday in a tli- iBetlilehem Steel rose fun to tilt and
vnrcc action brought by Attila H U. S. Steel “as roused limit its eatly
Crane, also of Bridgeport. in the sluggislmess. gaining almost a point
Civil Superior court, in which it man 84 1~2.'l‘lioie was a bettei ten-
alloged that he. has been gully of iii-idency to rails probably in conse-
ioleralile cruelty. The couple were quence of additional December state-
married on February 8, 1912. tlte‘ments of an encouraging character
plaintiff’s maiden name being Hare-land war shares were in further de-
pas. Mrs. Crane. also asks 10" theintend at substantial gains. Prices re-
cuetody of two minor children and ceded very substantially and dealings
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE WITH
CHILDREN AND ALIMONV.
stocks lZlSll)‘
tt..;ltl'
i-‘tttt ’
ltlllltil‘l‘tlw:
initial;
itt‘
stock!
:tdmnccs iii sotnc'
ll‘ilt'~‘
l' tIilctlI
otil
i
'l‘raditig'
ihour tariotis obstt‘w issues being.
become.
lulu
Datum Duti- mp.
‘ In In!
in cold everywherei n 34in
41 D A Dnoaownv
JDHR EDWARD lilPlR’S
WHICH RECOVERED
lll'lt'I-“Lll, N. \ , Feb. 1‘.
word Tcipcr's gold watch. which
declared was stolen lroni his pot-kw
.l till!) l‘ztl'
lic
Sundat night when he clainitd lligli ‘
wnymen attacked and itiuidt-ml his
mother. .\lts. apnea ’Ieipct. his
biotliet, Fredetick 'l‘cipcr and prob-
llbl\ fatally wounded his sistit Gt :ltl’
In the Orchard Park toad, has blt‘ll‘
tet “meted It was found by a newspa-
per repor'tet in a field about 1:)?» feet
.cft‘ the road from the spot where the
'tiiurdet's occurred.
The watch was lying alonusidc a
stone which it llllll etidcttiiy struck.
.
’l‘licre \\‘il.~ a dent on llll‘ edge “01th
and both from and hat-k
'l‘llt'
the hinye
cotcrs \tcic >ptuttg. watt-ii had
, stopped at 1211:.
“Illij
llisirict Attorney lludlc)‘. when in-
formed that the watch ltad been found,
clinches the
said that “it practically
:, v.
'I‘eiper. and neither District
Attorney Dudley itorSlieritT StenL'cl
would say whether a charge would he
placed against any one today.
'l‘eiper spent a restless night iIi a
tell at police headquarters.
_.__.- ”a.
Dth ANYTH I N G
CLEAN5,PDLISHES EVERYTHING
PREVENTS RUST EVERYWHERE
Duhuheenforlemnthemdneliah lowest-cell homundoficeot
Mal lllht enmh to ‘oil I watch; ban was; to oil 3 kills. mower.
mldenIMr-l Nob.
And 3-in-0“ absolutely prevent. rust or tarnish on all metal outfitter. indoors and out,
”"0 f l dlh D'etlo f 40:1!!qu
4-.“ Writeulu urgenetog‘l’tmlgcp‘elm ).‘ doc (13 “pizza use:
Hrs-Out
with"). Also in patented Handy (Xi Cu. 25c (35‘ or.)
3- IN-ON‘ OIL COMPANY
\'o formal charge has been placed
against
.tu as ltiliows 'i‘tiwu Shift”: stale,
;$l\T..'.u artl t-otttit). If, The blitlc
I‘l‘i‘i‘Ht‘tl it lUl.Il til $151. in? iii the
tcotinlt $3,513.43 and toe ltt\\|l< Sill. : - — _ L A u , ,7,
Twill."
r ’ ' , ‘ O O O O”
_ In tin- ditis‘ion or HM...) ,-......I....I DEATHS AND PUNERALS. oeooooo.oooeoooeoooo.oe.oo.oo.«:i m’ m. w.»:»:»:»:«: ”:“2'4'1
‘ior litIIIor lit'cltscs, tlic Slitlr gets 2.] _ " " "'
pct i'l'lil , lllt‘ county ill lll'l t‘t‘ltl. and M" Jim“ Lawrence. 00 3'
H", “mm “5 per cent lttvlnt‘ca Lithium-o, nit.- iii Jana-n". 0.0
i l‘nur t'luh cvl'titivatv-s \wrv murd ltt\\l‘t‘llt't,‘ of Sherwood l’Iatc, lilct‘li ' 2 ,0,
last month twti lil liridncpot'l and . . I. 9. & 9
i ' ' - I " s - ' 'Si ‘
lulu mm m Harm] .ind “MPH“ML \tltll, died \Pl) lliltltlll). ltlt dty‘}. .3.
l.\ pp”, tct'ttlicalc ”N, “I... .md Ittglil. (ll lit-art ttoublc. Shc was iii]: ..
lirtdut-port applicants liirl titotilli ltll'll‘ tints of new .\lr,~. Lawrence \\i llll.:. :
L ‘ ‘ i . 'L ' 1‘ . 1
id iti unit to ill! (Ulllllilrall'lltls. In “H, I“ ”H. HUI) “Hung, “4mm”: 00 . ’o’
tltttdlng the money rccctu-d tor cliili l ~l s H” H _ l" l, 1 .3 J.
icci‘tillcitlcs, it tiill'crciil percentage mm" “mm ‘ " ' H minimum” 0 z. “r 0 a S or a leS :
.llilhl.‘ In tI-icd The state :t'l\ 7:, p”- titling Ill, and lllt‘ti shortly liclot‘v it". .0.
(will llit‘ ('Ulllll)' 10 per ("till mill lllt‘ It'.i(lllll \‘iw ups bur“ Iii l;I'pr-II\\IIIII,5.. 9:.
towns 15 per cent. Hum la~t month 3‘ ' ‘
i a I' . " i
Ittioney. the state teceivcd $150, the ‘ "I “I” m I!“ ‘H “’“N’ Immunioo 0:0
lctiliiity $20 and I)"; 0in (ll Brmgepnttdfl“.Itttlit-il t :Iti'c ll \l‘v I» >lll\l\ttl..:. Must be seen to be tip- 0..
lltlll Silo. ’l‘lte statc ricettcd $7.3 for'i \ . tlattL'iitt I, lit» fiutlit‘ l..i\\l't‘litt‘.. : . o'o
it'itt'lt «tl‘ lltc tlllll'l l\\li ttl'llll .i't‘\ J ”I”. .\l:’> littt‘lt \lllt‘lit ll. ”I Stltilli'.:. pret‘l’dtt’tl. Come and :
word. in totitttt sin .tnd Ilu vmlt' . 00 u.
|~ ltit. IlIL'I .\ .l and a liliiilltl, (lllui .
i ' ‘ see the new features Ill oo
L L- L ,LLLIFW, t1: Lotlthti’t oi Norwalk 3’ z
A .0
i .. L . .L . 0:0 lllt‘ tgib lituclt‘lb'.
'IREAIING [HE APPAM Funeral at Miss Anderson. 0:. .3.
l .. . .- L ‘ ~ - ‘9
lh~ llilitlill of II tiioi'tth. tilll‘l‘lttl I." “,2 (if? selling me.“ :
,Iittc Ila)". tittuglttcr oi “illlfllil \\ An ... 0.0
AS AN [NulISH ‘HIP tictson, of Tailor Place. \\‘it.\ llt'ltl No.93. 2 to 4 Dollars cheaper 0:0
L aftttnoon at 2 o'clock trotii tltc talc .3. 0:.
home. The services were in change 3 than other stores. 3.
e
. . , of Rev. Ralph G. Ilztrtlt-y, pastor of °. .
\l-\\ l'tiit‘l‘ Mitts. \Jt In it . ~ . 00 ”O
, ‘ tlo- Nititlt .\lll“illl\ llaptisi church In .
“‘1”; h”. ("Immn “HM HWHH‘ILWIH on lt '1] out ltlllli\\t'tl ill |"I~t \‘tit'w Ilk‘ .9 w H h t‘ ...
lltc lit‘itlgc, titt’ llt'ItI.»lt llllIl‘ \mmlti “mu“; .3. e se t em on easy paylnen b 4.
lIttlI'l’ll up from tlld l'oint t' IIrIII~ I ' C a.
t'llll\' lotittt IIIId Iitit'tuit-ti Ul‘illll‘ll . V .3. If deSlred' :
' . ‘ Funeral ol Frs. Bowe Burns. .0. ‘o‘
W” l“ “"‘l“""-'“ ‘1“ 3‘" lltl‘ml‘ 0“ 'i‘hc limo-rat oi 31r~ \Iin llowt " ‘3‘
lithium-4p. - oooe oo oo coo oooooooo
l‘ '1‘ mill ltltllt In llllltl It} liit “In”, “I“. mm] “.51.,“le “I lllti P.”.”.”.”.OO””N””OONOO60”....“WNOOHObuOO‘v
Itl‘ .i t,“ ._ c .. . . .. . . L__,L_-L_ _ L L. L -
l Ill‘[' ‘3" “I. JHP‘ h.“ “MU" itottoi ol hv-i lliti'. Ml~ lltotons l' " " " "’ ‘
.‘l is on iv ' . . .-..~ ..
i ‘ Hummud I'IH" “H“ lit'itltlllll. III on liattiond .t\t~ttti--~ will Q
.‘L" ""‘l'mml llnlit'l‘. llitl\'i‘:\ his Ilttlt
On e loft clom it
and oi choc-e cloth the but and cheapest
(k (8 on, 3‘ Pint {or
C .
New "(DIR ORV “--
ittg sessions was held today. Sup- r
ltitetidcttt John O. Rowland ,ol the that
sonic Home. secured many plrdgcs tor
l'ttritititing rooms at the home. Nil"!
t-rotts routine reports were stilititiltttl.
The new otticers wt-re installed by
‘Itsi Grand .\ln.~tcr .titdrcw .l. llallot li_
oi" llridgcpot‘t. l‘aIsl Grand \lnstrr
Weston G. Gratintss. oi l.iicltlicld. on
Grand Marshal.
Most \\'tit'>lttpiul (it'and .\l1l.\|tl'
Thomas McKenzie appointed the fol
lowing oillcors‘ Grand Marsha l,
Frank l.. Wilder, Bridgeport, Grand
Senior Steward. Charles .\I. llcait-H,
New Milford. Grand Junior Simtatd,
Arthur .\I. lll‘t‘twtl. .lcwclt City.
Chaplain, the tier. J. It. liaiii'ortti.
New London. Grand 'l‘yler, G. A.
Associate Grand ('ltati
llt‘puties IItui cotttttrt
liratal
Inn.
this, litirti‘ord,
lains. ltistrict
tees were also appointed.
lctiring Grand Master t‘. It. .\l.~
tin was elicit a l’asi Grand .\l;t.~1v= -:
apron and Jewel.
ROAD WORKERS BRING SUIT To
SECURE $337 DUE THEM.
Judge John .I. Walsh heard the It s
timony in the Civil Common Pleas
court yesterday in the damage suits. of
H. H. Burlison and A, .l. \Velch against.
the O‘tllrien (‘oitSctrttction company or
New York, the plaintiffs alleging tliu‘
there is $337 due. them for work down
Ifor the (left-ttdani. on a road lll\ X0“
town.
Try ‘7 A Classified. Add For Results
she wants alimony.
c~~ 5-
~Excurston. Tuesday February 15,
to N. Y. Hippodrome. Round trip. in-
cluding R. It. fare and bent seat to:
theatre. $2.75. Box olflce at Stillson-
Powell‘s, 11 It. In. to l: 30 p. in. and at‘
Glendenlng'e from I p. m. to 7:30.
Tuesday. Feb. ,8.
u..-
-—Advertise your wants in the Ev-e
icing Sentinel.
tell away before midday. Bonds were
firm.
WALL STREET. I: 30 p. m.~~Prices
made general recoveries from the
midday reaction. some lending issues
ascended to higher levels than in the
forenoon. 'Iiiem was .i more steady
inquiry for Steel and some of the war‘
group on favorable trade rumors.
——The essential thing to know about
Sentinel classified advertising To that.
when rightly and pent-ten"! done.
it will bring your result.
MASONIC HOME F RN'SH'NGS- i It is claimed that the defendant.
*' ' lengaged the plaintiits to work teams
/
Superintendent Rowland Secures!on the road and that each plaintiff
Many Pledgee ‘t Annual (Tom. Iwntt to receive $6 a day. llttrllsrin
munlcamm ielaims there is $117 due him and
HARTFORD- Feb- 34’1““ ““"lltvuctrs claim is for $120. Tlterc is
time as the Masonic Grand Lodge of!a dispute over the manner In which
Connecticut shall vote otherwise tillJIhe plaintllfs were to be paid. the m,
“3 annual communications “‘i" .l“ fendant claiming that each was, in
bold in Hartford. This action WES;mmive so cents an hour for work
decided upon by the Grand Lodge bit done. while the plaintlll‘s any in. y
'nn almost unanimous vote. The tie: Lwere to get $6 a day.
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