A HAPPY NEW YEAR,
INDEED, "I'WILL BE
If the walls or your
resplendent with
beautiful. wall
home are
ill
paper paper that
refreshes the home, Intakes it
cheerful and inviting. Happily
we are in a position to tide) you
some exceptional papers at ex-
. trendy low prices. \‘lcnt you let
Us show them?
The Gorham Co
L ' .10 First St. East Norwalk
TN. 45?
L‘OIPIIDg:
-_ Kyanize
1: Floor Finish
is the most satis-
fac‘iory to use.
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I
Come in and get
a circular.
‘s
‘fAlbert D. Morgan
(tluccessor to Chas. E. Dow.)
,~. 112 WASHINGTON 511,
_ 90CN0RWALK. CONN.
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. , FAST FRElGHT LINE TO NEW
1 , YORK.
: Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (toot ot Catherine
8!.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
In. Freight rewind It Nor-walk up to
C p .m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p. or.
George F. Foots. General Agent.
(THE ANNlNG J. SMITH TRANS.
METATION LINE. inc.
ftsflfli
I“ Good Job Printing I
‘But Duper, Be'st Work. Best Price-
as NORTH MAIN STREET ;
s. "NORWALK room
yu-‘YUW-‘Yit
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Clearance Sale
fien’s Sxo Overcoats. One-
halfprice........ $5.00
$1 Shirts ........... 79¢
50c Shirts 39¢
' o. W
Goflli b
fflt “No. Main 8t. 50. Norwalk
gusto—512.50 Suits.
have as much tumble in gel-.
’ at ‘v' .‘ , l
. tby‘out of him as if I wane.
i
Mi: ~ -
Hudwood Floom
“Mvmusmmtmmumetarumwm
mm Indium-Ilia" m won and ll" .8“!!!-
Muummuarmkui-mhmimm M
mdwmmmmutmmumnpuuwm
It. MmthmquMt recon-rinse“ Icon. ’00
Mil'Mouprlu-mtlmrriu before (Medina-the me
ottooryoovtluvc.
The Haich a Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our specialties—Beaver Gourd, Nails, cement, Plaster.
L
t’.
l . , . .
1 l Smith Scull» lactoly. III Baugaluck.
w m 'I I-fi M
“For Put The liter
; Niel of m
1 ...—...._
’ \\--stport Ilallaflr. alter a prrlud ot
1'iIUIpflI‘MIIt' [Wai‘t‘ and tlult‘lllt'an‘,
luokc Iuosr again tln~ morning. and
il.‘ tnr I’t‘eull of it cutting match.
l’lnci-tn \uatogio rru-tlcd u garb
trout a razor from his car to his
IiIllllIIl 't'hc light look
right o'clock this morning at the
A.
ulwrc flip men \ycri- I‘llK'dlAt‘il
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS.
SUITS, DRESSES. SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
MILLINERY. _‘
Out they go regardICSS of cost or value. Come to the Big-
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘
immc masons. '
Slit-rill I‘t'I‘I‘} “as lltlllllt-‘(I ol
ll‘uulllr as soon as it had started, and
when he arrivcd on Illt' M't'llt‘, llc
l'ound .‘iliatogio with a badly slashed
and was working with lllt' rust of the
gang. all of whom wcrr members of
the masons' union. Sonic confusion
bus HI'IHI‘II UH‘I’ who did the actual
(‘llllIIlL'. two of lio- llnllails hllt‘klII:
to lllt' <uiuc story, that \\lit‘ll illl- itI'
J gumcnt slut’lcd, \nnt‘vglo dri-u :.
‘ — ~ — ’ ,.-.,--__.__, :39 razor with lllt‘ intcnl to new it ll ncc-
granary. Ilc “as scich from bchlnd
Take Advantage This Week of the
Wonderful Bargains at the
EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY
18 for 250
Fancy Sweet Fruit
Spiders Tomato Soup
Reg. Price 10c.
.Porkand Beams, 4 cans
Crystal Brand
Columbia River Shad. 3 cans
No Bones
Alaska Salmon3 cans
Oranges
Tangerines
7'/2c can
250
25c
Choice
safety MalCheS Dozen Boxes
Doub'e Tip Matches 8.. w... 3 for
Atlas Pears
100
10c can
Large Can Good Fruit
Evaporated Apples
California Prunes... w...
Smoked Shoulders
Sperry at Barnes or Cudahys
Shrimp. 2 cans
Epicure or White Rose Brand, Wet or Dry
Tuna nth “
Epicure or White Rose Brand
12c.
4 lbs. 25¢:
13c lb.
Regular Price 15c.
250
20c
25c. size
Salt Mackarel, large 15c Each, Small 5c
Sauer Kraut, 3 cans 25c
Libbys 10c. value,L ' n
Cheese,» a pound 20c
‘ Whole Milk,
butter, 3 pound 32c
Finest Creamery, ‘.
J— . "
Gold Medal Oats, 25c size 23c
- Crockery in Each Package I
Feed the Children Peanut Butter
Our Peanut Butter is absolutely pure. We .
assessments? “v “”150 “l-
Use FreshRoasted Coffee 'I here is a
. , Difference
_ Fresh Roasted Silvcn Blend Gold Blend
COFFEE COFFEE
SANTOS 5é ll). 15 Stamps Free
19¢ ll).
10 Stamps Free 30¢ II). 20 Stamps Free
Fresh Roasted Peanuts ' l2}: lb.
10 STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING:
Diamond Blend
COFFEE
35¢ 'Il).
rbot.Capers ......... , 10C
1 hot. Worcestershire Sauce, Imported ........ 15c
Ljar Orange Marmalade .................... 10c
Ibot.MapleSyrup....... . . 25c, 15, 10c
tbotIOnionSaIt.....‘.-........... ......... . ..... to:
.....a‘.... ..... ..n . ..... 12C
1 pkg. Premium Rolled 0:ts
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET _ '
l
lliy ttllv of thc incn, who llt'ltl his arm
about lllc wrist. A strugglt- tool. placc
ill “Illt‘ll Analogio fro-d to break
loom- from his caploi', and slash hint
\\llIl thc razor. In making this at
tctllpl noui-vcr. the only silt‘t't't‘tlk‘tl in
slashing his own lace \lllll tllc blade.
The injury-d man \la.~ tnlwn to thc
ofllcc ol'llr. \lclnmry. ullcrc IIlt'
wound “a: scwcd up and drcsscd. Ilc
is ill Ill‘t‘M‘Ill too \\'t'.‘lh in talk. and
ills shit ul IIIC' :tory IliI> ltlll>t‘([ilt'llll}'
not ill-MP llt'iiltl No on. ~l~ hun- ycl
lam-n mph. .illntutull \lltll .ltlion will
‘lillit' plucc
llllll: ml Molt
Mlltt ill lllltll
(Continued from I’agc Hut-l
. In it lcllcl' rvcciwd this morning by
,Jamcs Ily mo. secretary of lint Fin
lislwl’s' Local No Ii. Marlin
.anlor, the: national
iirmnlion was given lo the rcpm-t that
the dcsired-amount of money cypccl-
ll‘olll
St‘t lcltlry,
ed to be raisedby labor men on do-t
nation day for the Danbury batters
had not berm pledged. Mr. Law-lot in-
corporates in his letter an
!American Federation ofl Labor. in
which Mr. Morrison displays hope of
tllc fund bcing booslcd in
tune. Mr. Morrison says: ;
l “l was sorry to see some wild stale-p
:mcnls being gly‘cn lo the prcss nhoutj
4300.000. $400,000 and $750,000 likclyl
1to be collected as a result of Iht'
peril. In some instance: I know it
'halt a bad effect. So fur, the amount
ircccivcd up to February 5 is $29,-
lentils. bill I rcullzc that'n great deal
t of money wlll be collected on the .‘ll‘hl
lpny day prior January "" and then.
great ly
no,
ul.
you must add to that it day to got the
‘poslill orders or checks and until in
. to headquarters. and then add to that
ll'hc time it will takc to reach hcrc.
lSo. it is reasonable to suppose that a
lconsidcrulllc sum Is on its way to add
to the amount received":
This letter was the first official an-‘
‘nounccntent received by the Newark
f batters of the amount of money gath-
ered, and disappolnlmcnt was preva-
lent at local headquarters. Mr. Law-
Ior. in his letter. also expressed stir-.
prise over the slim collection.
plat r about -
lllt‘
lacc. as his >UII\Q‘IIII' from Illl‘ argu ‘
ment.
The lf‘tllllllt' >lartcd ll\t’l' lhc l'ucl
llliil Aliulogio was :1 Hull llllltlll ttlall,
(‘OR'v
:trom Frank Morrison, secretory o? the‘
.fcnsc may, be carried I(lf'\'.lll‘tl with-
Tristram &
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DIV GOODS $10!!!
Tiyatt
Futures“ ‘
“DIWALI-
Don’t miss these Mid-Winter Sales
All of the Tailored Suits and Coats for tallies and Misses
Reduced Prices on all of the Ladies’ Fur t‘oais, Mulls and Scarls
Annual'salc of Ladlcs' line. Muslin Underwear
Cultl’rices on many Household Helps in the bargain baseliienl
‘Sllilillllllilllll
,cllllsot tints clllln
. ti onlium-d I":|'>l I’uunJ
flout
ihlllllltlll Ill! tilllllllt lllill .tl'lll) plillt. ills
'nppostlion to t'lw \tlllllllhll'itlltlll a pro
grant for sitting a Itciitlltc tiluc for
Filipino imlt-pv-inicllcc. .I.‘ tilllllllt'il III
Stimuli" t'ltlrll'~ iilllt'lllllllvlll to Illt
I‘lillippinc Hill. um an important liit'
‘toi' 'Illt' Scci'vlary i‘ll:lI‘1t("~‘l‘l}.t'tl llll‘
:iimudtucnl as ”allatulonltlcnt ol‘ lllt
duly of tips nation and a lucach o!
trust for thc Filipinos,"
l Srcrclury (idl‘l‘lr-tln contuldml lll.l'
only .‘I l‘o’dcral i-nnlmcnlal ul'uly, lll-
slcnd til it l't'vtllgtilllll‘il National
(illlll‘d. could bc lhn- main military dc
prudent-c ol lhc country. \\lllll‘ th‘
l'l’crltlmli ttlllit‘lllll‘il llllll nu (lllt‘ plntl
lcould bc onion-rd upon t‘ongrc» ll
inns upon IIII'M‘ two contentious that
thc break bclwccn the I’I‘t'slilrlll and
his secrctary of war t‘NIIIC. .\lr. Gare
rison considered l‘ciinucc ttpon thc
ltnllilia for lliiilllllitl ilt'l‘t'IIM‘ an "un
ijlhliliublc- inipollllng (u the \u'iou‘s
lento-1y"
.\.\\I\l:lill Stclclnry lit‘i—tit-u‘udg.
luho shared Scorchiry (inl‘l‘lh‘illlr‘
lt‘itwts, f‘t'~tl'l‘lt‘il lurutm- of loyalty l-’l
lii~ clilcl' llis It amnion aim was
I’Xl't‘l‘lll , ttt'ccptctl
.\I:ljnr~(it rural Scott. t‘htt-I‘ of Stat.
of luc .\l'lll)‘. automatically In-cumc
Sccri-Inl‘y oi War .td iltlctlm.
'I‘hci‘r was (Willi-lilt‘rillllt’ sprculntlou
lu-rc today tI\t‘I' a pits>llllv succcssur
to Secretary litil‘f‘lsoll 'I‘liosc IiilkNl
lol' most prominently in that conncc-
lion included Representative Slicrlcy.
ol' ix'vnlllclly. (‘Ilillf‘llltill of lllt' lions:-
Fortifications Subt‘ommitti-c: Sccrc
lary lump or IlIt' Illlt‘f‘ltlr Ilcparttncul.
and \ssistapt Sn-t-rclury lionscyt-lt ol
lllc .\'u\'y Ilcparlnwnt.
It IS t-Vpcctcd llliil Iltc I‘n-sidr-tll
will appoint u successor immediately.
it i.‘ uudcrstood that he wants :1 than
already familiar with llic general dc-
tails ol‘ the military situation oi“ the
country, so that plans for national dc-
out dclny.
NEW YORK. I"t'll ll.»l.indlcy .\1.
Garrison, l'orimr Secretary of War.
announced llt‘rr today that he inlctldv
cd to rclirc "nhsolutcly" from politicy
and public lll‘c llc said he would
not tllh‘t'IlSs his resignation from any"
political angle.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘
John Corbin.
The body of John Corbin. Ialc of"
Beacon, N \'.. was taken to Ilanhury ,
yesterday morning for interment iiil
1 “President Scullcy and myself,",\lr.,
ilawlor stated. "were rather disap-‘l
pointed when we received this com-'
jmunicntion, as we both expected that,
ithe. amount. paid would be a great deal
the family plot in Wooslcr t‘tllllt‘ft'l')‘.:
Mr. Corbin, who was a captain of,
cavalry during the Civil War, had.l
been it resident of Beacon many years,
A daughter. Mrs. Abraham W; Ballard:
0 O
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0000 90 9000990 00090900..
o.«.oo.«.oo.oo.eo.oo.«.«.99.»;0.00.: o.oe§eo.o%oo.oo.«.oo.oo.«.«.- 0.4
g: o [‘2‘
:3 H. Krteger & C03;
3: . .
,5: Sample Silk Walsts :g:
.3; To go on sale 198 1%:
.3: . ro-Monttow, at =
0.
Size 3
O
O.
O...
O.
O
O
6 Only
0.
:8 A Waist ManufaCtuICr has sent us ONE HUN— 3:
oo DRED Sample Waists, all new spring styles. all .0.
so colors. VALUES_UP TO 55,00, We are going to ‘2:
N sell them at $1.98. EVery woman that can get 9:
E into a size 36 should Positively attend this sale. :3:
9
f: The Most Wonderful Waist Bargain g:
6
Q
’50
Ever Offered. 3;.
fuzoozo9:0o:oo:«:«:«:oo:oo:oo:oe:oo:oo:o029039;.0:»:«zn:oo:oe:u:«:o0:5
fi--.. ._ .7 «VA .+_,..1 - . . .
C
We Have Received 100 More
*
OF THOSE
We hope those who Were
134 136 WASHINGTON
IIygeno $3 Carpet Sweepers
Which We Have Placed on Sale at
980.
able to get one of these Sweepers at the last sale will take
advantage of this opportunity and Come early.
The A. .l. Angevine 81 Son Co.
not being
distppo'mtcd in
ST. SO. NORWALK.
I
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from“
the late home. 64 Meadow street. Revl
land a sister. Mrs. ll. ll. \\'igh:lt‘n. for- 'Willinm 0- Gilli“. I'flfilOI' 0‘ ”1" “‘3‘“
v . ' a ‘ . ~n , V . .
more than that stated by Seclt‘lary‘mefly of Norwalk, WSW. in Ilanbury. M..L. chutclt. or south .‘xorualk. will.
‘Morrison. We also believe that the‘
teporls published did us a great deal»
of injury. We know of several lit-l
stances where donations had already
been made and held up because, as;
ithey put it. there was no need of for-'
,warding them when we had flIl‘PRdl’;
.
:tcccived more than the ncccssnry,
i amount " '
Secretary anlor has sent letters
I
l
'to all central bodies warning them.
icgtlinst ttnti‘ucflreports and stating!
that the full amount of the required:
fund has not been raised. Every mom-l
bet‘ is urged in the communications tol
"do in} duty." i
In a recent interview Mr. Ilyrne}
stated that reports regarding the fallvl
tire of the movement were without
foundation. and added that there
would be no way of knowing the re—ll
suit until all donations had been re?
ceired. l
l
AUTHOR AUBREY DEAD.
LONDON. Feb. 11. 11:35 a. m.——
William Hickman Smith Aubrey, au-
thor and Journalist, died last night at
hlfithw ilt Croydon. Rowan identl‘
tied with various English newspapers
and was author of several work: on
English history. He was born in Lon-
don in 186'.
d sislct' of Sir. t'orhin.
Mrs. Sarah A. Waterbury.
Mrs. Sarah Alice \‘l‘atct'but'y, died
this morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Oscar I“. Schullze, or
Lincoln ayeuue, at the age of fifty
two years. Funeral arrangements]
Itavc not yet been completed. . ,
Sara C. Weyman.
Sara Cogswell Weynian, died yester-
day morning at the Naratnake home:
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
fternoon at two o'clock, front P. D.
1Siannard’a undertaking parlors, Rev.
E. P‘.‘McGrcgor officiating. Interment ‘
will be in the Naramnkc Home ceme-
tery.
Funeral of Mrs. Dowd.
The funeral of Julia. wife of Michael
Dowd. was held at 1:30 o’clock this
afternoon! from St. Mary's chin-cu.
Mrs. Dowd. who was a former resi-
dent of this city. died Wednesday in
College Point. L. 1.
made in St. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. seller.
The funeral of Sarah Ann. wire 0!
‘ui-s. Marv Mend or Mill Plain. is also-0'11“”. i““"""“’" ‘0 b” i" I‘i""“-‘i“‘3
cemetery.
NERVOUS—NO APETITE.
Hartford Woman Tells How She Re-
gained Strength
,Htu'li‘ord, Conn. “I was rundown,
nervous, no appetite, could not sleep,
and had no strength, on old lady told
me how. much Vittol had helped her
when in it. like condition. I tried it
and noticed on improvement within
a week. It soon built up my strength,
my nervousness disappeared and I
can sleep well. I have never found
any remedy equal to Vinol to create
strength." Mrs. Clara Burr. ‘
It's the tonic iron. the medicinal
extractives of fresh cods‘ liver with-
out olI. and beef peptone contained in
Vlnol, that makes it so successful in
enriching the blood and creating
strength for nip-down, nervous, Ovt‘f-
worked . women.
We have seen such wonderful ro-
Interment was. “up... “gm here in South Norwalk (m and constantly restricted.
the use of Vino], that we will return ‘
the money in every such case where it i
fails to give satisfaction. i
For sale by Frank H Baxter, drug-l
‘ Joseph J. seller. will be held toms ,nu. South Nor-wall;
.‘cveuing‘
CHINESE CHOW DOG KILLED.
The handsome (‘lllllc>t? t‘how dog.
"Lent Ling," belonging to Miss Ham-l
Lockwood, was struck and killed by
l . .
.a. passing unto on \\ cit. nvcnuc. op.
.
posite the First Methodist church, last. -
about o‘clock. It
thought that be “its instantly killcd.
It was at first thought to be the ('how
"Nino," belonging to, Mrs. Janice A.
Meek and she was notified by phone,
hoiuc
SIX Is
but as their dog was snfc at
Miss Lockwood was notified and sh»
went at once to the scene of the ur-
cident. _“l.etu Ling" was one of lllu .
handsomcst. dogs of the Chow family
and affectionate, but
like. all (Tliows was not on the look-
out itii‘ danger.
to ayoid striking hitn. swerved to tho
curb and had a. wheel broken and at.
another time he was actually struck
but not injured. One of lhe charac-
teristics of the Chow is that he has
very little circumspection and is not.
adapted to caring for himself when at
large. “Safety First" is not ill his
vocabulary. This is probably duc to
the fact that he Is usually on a Il‘ils‘ll
\\'a s k ind u ltd
Lani Sllllllllt‘l‘ iIll Huh»,
I
Mrs I'opson ..| “as reading when
Mr. Edison says that 'four IltlltI‘h
sleep In enough for any man.
Pomp—That seems to be tho
baby's Idea. too.-Booton Transcript.
Norwalk Chronicler