Arm» new YEAR.
mused 'TerL 8:
if“ walls of your home' an-
IM with covering of
W! In}! paper—paper [not
rams the home. makes it
chm and inviting. Happily
It“ in a position to odor yon
“muons! pawn at u-
!“ low prices Won‘t you let
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. by annoying it with
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a
tithe-‘34- “1'th branch“ of
til-"fused “1‘5 I'm-r [ht “wart.
, . ~ II dt’s’lmy Utc pccrts r-:. )tcr
{um and moi." tin rm .tol-nus
; mine" ovcr night Uri' mud
. ‘ k nihrclnueul t' or ‘r~~'
Human-urn .. but maul.
. . wrtlSprnv l'irrrrf! will unite
_ your farm b1riirlmgs.d~.r-v4nr '
when amp: and g. "
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. lawn-intro» u ovum-rm
Jun-y tiny exoOpt Sundry, at 3 p.
M“ noticed at Nor-walk up to
mm It South Norwolk up to
No
“if: Posts. General Aunt.
:gtqnmo .r. sown rams
AI,
mfifihnwfihwm
nah ”nonhuman-nanny.
mumfimcmamummm M
I “gadolinium 0' M Iflmfluou Wu. 7°.
“wummmummamm
“WM“IIIVI‘
The Hatch (J Bailey Co.
Hardwood Floors
dummw-unqmnmnmmum
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our notonltron~0¢lvor Innrd, Nails. COMM, Plaster.
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After a vary thorough drmsmrlo'
the firhonirnuteu' Round Table of.
Western Connecticut decidui, last
night that to hold the State lent‘hel‘s'
GAZETTE BLDG.
Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
education in the autumn. presumablr'
in October. in thrne centers, and thei-
Pebnrary locating in one center. for
a ttvoday period, would be a much
better plan than the present out: or;
holding each convention for one dayi
only. and in scattered centers. The:
schoolmasters. who held their Wlnlt‘."
meeting and supper in the Hotel
tllavenport. last evening, took a
tote on this matter, after Principal;
tlscar l... Bur-dick of the. i‘eriter‘ /
School had reported for the Execri-'
rite Committee upon it, and the vote
nus unanimous in favor ofg the above
doors.
Out they go regardless of cost or value. Conic to the Big-
gtxt event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS.
SUITS. DRESSES. SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
MILLINERY.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Mr. Perry of Nor-walk said that he
“as heartily in favor of the. two-day-
nt-ssiorr idea. He spoke of the plan in
five“ York State, where the conven-
tion lasts for ll week. He remarked r
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upon the impossibility of really “881'
ting anything" out of a oneday ses—
sion. beqturrc. he said. the. teachers
hardly ha‘ve time to get settled in the
convention. some of them having to (Old snap.
travel long distances, when they must L
prepare to take a train home. ile
thought it would be well, however, to
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of sizes for ladies and misscs.
than one center. llc hoped to see. the.
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tiny when mort- than tun days would
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We Have Reduced the Price on Every One of Our Ladics’
F or Coats, Mulls and Scarfs
To figure; that make them a good inveStment for another season as in” as the Pl'esrllt !
Comintrarion of the Cut Price Sale of all the Winter Weight Suits and Coats. Good choice
Zero Weather
Bargains in Furs
A combination that will bring health and comfort to every woman who loves the big out—
have the extra long session in more L
lit‘ spent in session. ""“"‘
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Mr. Perry, with characteristic zonin-
sttid that the. great trouble in tlu- cit“ 0
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[’9‘ ion is that the children have. lltilt- np- MAN f0 ' l .
‘ _ .-. lT'S PERFECTLV NATURAL .ptirtunity of looming anything .‘ibou' x
- llll‘ littt'ri of nature. . O ..
-.~. . to hire good homered pork and it‘s "The city is a miserable condition I 9:. :0
ll‘wxu Dcrlcctlv harmless and good for “hm “0 view it from m" “‘“ndm’mt I N" SAT NIGHI : i .9
-' ‘ . oi the child." he said, "and it is nn- - ' ‘" ’:’
you providing it lh the clean homo- fortunate, in my opinion. that a child -_—_....___ .0‘0 . & . 0..
led kind, likethe kind “been. our "mu“ “M" ‘0 “V" “‘ m" “‘3’ io‘o 0:0
/ it inn'l safe to «at any old kind or i "3‘“ [0’5 Break “Willi“.StOfl-logo 0:0
)0 it [it t'.‘ ~~ - . ' i Q
;r do s oil'tlix; you. Ytrlt: (an ‘NAIIONAl PREPARWNESS mg "on” and lenlfy-]".t00 S ~ 0 0 0:.
«pop upon it w on we to you - ’ am e 1 a1 S "
My“ 1 ' ' 5 o
i' .. ._ f that. not only our pork but all our iPROBlEMs ARE 0" P0“! 03.0. llantled By POlICO '00 ':’
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.‘ fair,” moms are the safari and heat for I ' ”fat” “I A-‘ "g. ' ..°
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p‘ ‘ “lulu you to buy i .._..._.. 'l‘ln illlttrllht'ltlu.~ l‘ortu or it Hill“. at :0. r0 g0 on sale 98 ’9
- - . . . . ,, , ‘ ~ . ll;3|.l o'clock t-‘mtuninv night uiisi
“minnows ten. ll 'r\‘tlltilli|l . ' " ' i” —__ "
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, , 'pri-parodncas problems again today found hing m .“ Him“ MM "my. ”H 5 : T()'DAY at :
A K r lllt'ld the center of the “a 1 (‘ ~ comm of El) uterine and \lilsontOO , 0.9
'Krcssionai committee itctiv'iiv n ”:1: Point ‘Rmd' h“. Motorman sumlp’vhz‘ c’o
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Phone 583-2 re North Main street Free Delivery. “‘8 Ctlnt‘iudtd "3 ht‘flrinus 0n will ”Ml-“w "M ”My“? , Aim“ R” in SIZE 36 Uni :
trrrr deiunsu rtcs"or (‘1 it" holds. The trolley on.“ rushed tnci .0.
”.m-“uhrrmn :rrrdqhiit :fififijmrr‘nnnmfi man to police headquarters. \Vht’l‘l‘ iir so , 0'9
.st-mm mum. Comma” WM n» H ll “est rt-iidt‘rcd troutnrt-rtt rm.” A Waist Manufacmrer has sent us ONF HUN- .3.
—-——-.. ._-..._ _ ._-__. _._--__. -_—.-—___ im naming .. biii .m the Mn... ”2333?: fffi,::,';°§:f}“:~,m M...“ l 3.. mum Sample Waists. an new spring styles. a“ .3.
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“Pl‘t' arrested lust night charged \vltlii
South Norwallt. Phone r180.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
3 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phonevm
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i They wore to incorporate in the mean-
.u'rv‘ a plan of i‘t-dcrttliuttion of the
{\lifllonlil Guard to create a rt-sortn
‘deenive for . .t . t . . - -
iKI‘I‘bal-t‘fl, thti‘QSendic 3:511:32: :3.1tlld Sli'lllllll: S.» in malt and a number
iliost-d to confer further. with members 5'! rings. Jud” ”for“, “' “mung!“
‘01. the House Military Committee imposed ll lllli' of ii and costs on cut-n;
Chairman Hay and members Myth» of tilt! young mru this morning.
filuuse committee resumed today. wonk . I" “' “mp‘mn' m ”"55 city. in” n
of rcdraftirm the ”on“ Defense bill M'nli'nl't'ii to llritlt'vport jail for thirtyt
tto eliminate the continuum] ”my duh... illiii morning. by Judge intol‘gt'.
’fettturp, rind pint-o in its stead tho 1" yummy" M10“) Whom m ““56.
lpltm of imicrnlizlng state [mops , 'airtrtgm'd‘on two counts. .
The llouse Naval (.‘ornruittto today; "£312; “L?3;i'g;_‘2:m-;:$l Saga)“: W
bcgsn an exhaustive inguiry into i-mb- ~ '. | M ‘. Ck ’
”mm“, warfare and the “new“! short John F. Flinn. (hunted pith drunk.»
rcomlngu of American submarines.
breaking into a trunk in tin- home 01 .
lira. Ann Anthony. in} East Hi‘l‘llllt‘.
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giient' Admiral Albert W. Grant. as-
io Nora allt People
lilioiiihn ago to command the submar-l
raifimnmrumpm 2: m»
18 Oranges and Tangerin'es. ‘
for 250
East India Tea Co.
' 125 WASHINGTON STREET
'inc flotilla of the Atlantic fleet, was'
in-tuly to take the witness stand and mm of NORM
iri'i't'ill the results of his close study - . 1 ‘
ml the underwatcr craft. ills exam-i . (Continued lrom Flnt‘Pngo.)
iintrtlon was expected to last will
libc‘ week.
1 Commander Yates Stirling. u o
l The Superior (‘ourn (‘t‘lmllllll hill“
{commanded tho ilcct last year and} il ,
w 0 made startling revelations con w . t , twill open tomorrow. Thor-c wi w
cemlng the intrmcioncy of the “pi (Lonltnued from “up on“) ;assignmcm‘trf cases in the utter-
‘mcroibles, is expected to follow Ad“ inoon. '
ntlral Grant. 'right direction for national defense.i Through Attorney. John J. (Zoom
The Norri‘aik vRiiic Club will bonito wages of Andrew Chandler. color
furnished ll’lllllt'tllllli‘ly with the veryg’od. were gm'nisho-d Saturday attor-
latest. type or .trms. and will-got busymoon by Deputy Sheriff Edward ii.
at once pPl‘lt‘t‘ting plans for insldc‘lloulcns to satisfy a board-bill clnim
and outside target shooting. and hoptelof 825 hold by Mrs. Lucy Carey.
to be advanced for enough to lrnvc'flhnndlcr is outplayed by our oi' the
Nortvnlk rcpn-st-ntcd by a team at tho downtown oyster houses.
notional contest to be held in Jackson-1 An appeal has been filed in thc‘
iville, Pitt. beginning October 20. ncrtt.)Superior (‘ourt on the report or the
At the present mic oi DI‘OKN‘RRI
.(‘hairrnan Padgett of the Committee
does not beiieve'that‘thc naval llpphl'
printion. bill will be ready to place
beforc the Hour-re until the latter part
of May. The Senate Naval Committco
will not consider the bill rurtil tho
[louse conrmlticc hctrrings are near-
ing an end.
Under the rules and rcgulatlonaxomrnissloners of the. insolvout estate
5?! forth by thc National Rifle Art-jot the late William ll. \Viimot, of
. ' “TANG” LONE: inc.
’Glb‘arance, Sale
.. homepage“.
ll'prieeuumssoo
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:4 Cottage Street.
Delicious Creamery Butter, alb. 32¢
Beardsley's Shredded Codfish cut to ................. 8¢-
Largo California Prunes, 3 lb. ............. '. 10¢
SeiectedEggaadoz..... ......................... 24¢
anlflihflaib........ ...................... 12¢
Lenox Soap. abar ................................
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A STULL
' 'Eant Norwnllt.
iwlflllfin of America any civilian nti ilarien, because of the allowing oi the;
‘thc United States over sixteen years claims of Grace and James Wilmom
iot‘ age may become a member of an} Theodore Glover has been appointmt‘
rifle club on making application to‘apprttlser, by State's Attorney iionrer}
turret it Stir .
I ‘ ' 4 MIN [0 cunlkithc secretary of any club. Many con-'S. Cummings, to value the castingsi
.tcafs will be held and many beautiful!etc.. alleged to have bcen taken from.
.prizes are awarded by the Natkinnl the Norwnlk iron Works by Messrs...
sAssociation (or various scores made l’ricc. Moreno and Fisher.
(continued from Pam: One.) .m in mambo“, The grocers or {htzi Probate Judge Henry w. Grogory
rhe City. National Bank
This Bank’s MisSion .
This Bank bellows» implicitly in the possibilities and the future.
for this town. ‘
As a recognized factor in its
development we are particularly
lnlf‘l‘t-‘Sli‘d in its industrial growth. .
. ' We gladly supply our cost mars withihe capital prudence per.-
. mils and that broader waydemte'the. money at our command,when'
aver practicable, to the npbuilmng
enterprises.
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Tomorrow the young son oi Mr.
and Mrs. James Koneilc, of Beacon
street, will be drammsed trout Lnel
Pasteur institute. New York, where,
he has been undergoing treatment for.
the past 18 days tollowing'tire attack.
made upon him by the bull dog out)
cd by Harold Austin. The boy is in
line condition. .
According to a statement. made to-;
day by -Dog Warden Thomas F.}
Walsh. Mr. Austin will be called upon
National Rifle Asm-iatlon of America has approved the. adoption agreement:
District Attorney Swarm bellow-2t arc: 'l’resldcnt. Lieut. (‘olonel William whereby Ernest Theodore Franklin
he. has enough evidence to send to Libby. Princeton. N. J.; First Viccibocomeathe adopted son of John and
the. electric chair four men in addition President, Brigadier General .l-‘red it: Agnes Knight. of Brooklyn, N. Y. .
210 some. of the. gunmen who actually Wood, St. Paul, Minn; Second Vice The ruansltutghtgr case of Fair and,
'did the murder. These men are said President. -Brlgatilcr General Charics' Dcvcrnux has been set for dcftnltnj
to have had the‘distribution oi the F. Macklln. Annapolis. Md; Third‘trinl on F‘cbruary 29. in the Srrpcfioré
murder fund. The district attorney Vice President. William C. Hardce, Court.
said that if it is proved that the. milled States Marine Corps. \‘i'ttsh-1
lirvelvc members of the. steering corri—l inglon. I). C.; Treasurer. Lieutenant
vmittee know all the steps in the mur- Colonel David hi. Flynn. Princeton. N.‘ r
der- conspiracy each of them would be J.; Secretary. Major Fred M. Phillips, “Akoln AUSHN 10 PAY
in the. same legal position as was unattnrrooga, Tenn. i
Becker in the. Rpsenlha‘ ’rcae. . The charter just issued the Norwallt 1.
Many of the poultry dealers when Rifle Club is a most beautiful pleco PASIEUR Blll 0f $100
sen that they woman“- .......w....y r-i‘ work. and is now on exhibition in‘ ,
to the fund used to finance Bali's lireshow window of James Donnelly,
murder have voluntarily given in-tSou'tlr Main street. The otflccrs of. '—"’"‘" ‘
formation to the district attorney. Mrs the Norwalk Rifle Club are: Presi~'
Swarm today issued an appeal to the lent, Frederick H. Ganung: Vice
other merchants who contributed to President. William R. Pennington;
the fund to give him the. names of the Treasurer, H. B. West, M. D.; and
murder committee. [Sectf ary. F. M. Hopple; Executive
Much of the evidence thus far ob- Officer. Charles E. Britto,- With about
mined by the district attorney was twenty other charter members. The
given by Frank Ferrera, who says he not regular meeting will be held this
was chaulfeur of the automobile in evening at the office oi Frederick H.
which the gunmen went to kill Baff. tlanung, boutlr Main Street, when the‘
and in which they escaped after the' club will duly organize and make'
- crime. lplans for the future welfare of the
Shoulder Steak 1% Frankfurters ....... 16¢
Steal: 1'?
home-made Sausage 20¢- Sancr Kraut 10¢ qt.
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WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE LIBRARY CONTEST.
3: WASHINGTON 51‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Schnllze’s sanitary Markets
39 IAIN ST.
NORWALK.
to stand for the. $100 charged iori
young Keneflc's 19 day treatment atj
the Institute. The law in this regard:
calls for the town paying a bill or‘
club. As soon as warranted suitable
club rooms will be filled up with ev-
ery convenience ior its members, ant
it is hoped by the officers that all who
are. 'lNQTPSIE“ in ""3 work Will get this nature "providing the. owner- ni
in touch with the secretary. or one the dog is not able," the town. in
of the other officers, and become. a. such an instance, to be thereafter re:
member. lir'“'"‘"d by the state.
' This morning 12 years old W. Beers.
of'South Main street, a Cont-”rd
m Uonn-‘nr -- ~ .cwo. ochulfll‘, was attacked and bit-
en by a dog owned by Mrs. Johnson.
“"8‘mmmco‘mo'd‘“ f South Main street. Dr. F. l. Bur»
kinds tuned and repaired. including deli cauterlzedthe “mind. ,
prayer pianos. 177 South Main 'rtlreet
or phone'als-iz.
PEGUD'B OROTHER SUICIDES.
PARIS, Feb. 14.—’l‘be body of
|Fi..-...- -eguuo. brother of Adolph
'E. Pegoud, theraviatar. who was kill
94 Zin action nearly six months ago,
was found by a passerby hanging
from (tree in the vicinity of Ver
sailles. Pogoud. apparently :- suicide
was 36 years old and had been em-
ployed in a munition factory. He
had been depressed beam “751,
brother's deal;
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colors. VALUES UP TO $5.00, We are going to
sell them at $1.98. Every woman that can get
into a size 36 should positively attend this sale.
to The Mod Wonderful Waist: Bargain
. Ever Offered.-
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Grains oi. Arsonicfllsslstmt
Gilli Missing—loo of ills
Friends Held By Chicago Police
Following Dinner lo Archbishop
(‘lllt'.\(l(), ‘l’ch. lri.’“l"ll‘:il Deputy
Superintendent of Police Ht‘l‘llllln .
Sciructtlcr said today that he i‘li'Dt‘t-r»
‘ed the :trrt-st \vitltitr n‘short time of '
Jean (Tones. :rrxsistantchtm at the.
lirriversity t‘ltrb, \vlro is suspected of
putting poison in the soup served .i:
ll. dinner given on Thursday night to
arcbblslmp Muntielcin. _ Sclr'ucttior
and a. force of one hundred nropntcd
oiliccrs, (lt-H‘t‘llvvs illlil uniformed po-
liccrncn \tcrc at a reception given
;last night to the archbishop at ti.c.
Auditorium Theater. Detectives
gtrar'dod the entrance to watch for
notorious radicals \vlmsc faces are .
known to the ofilccrs: others wort:
scattered about among the nudicncc, .
and several were near thc prelatc. or. .
all times. Schliettler said no irrt‘nr'rrr:r« .
lion oi any planned outbreak lrnd bet-2t
received, but he was merely providing
for possibilities.
Empty poison bottles and \vrirppcr's
found in the kitchen of lllt‘ University _
Club verified by a quantitative analy-
ttis or" the soup scrvcrl ill the bnuqtict
indicatc that the alleged pnismrt-r
made scicntiiic calculations,accord
ing to the authorities, to kill t‘\'vr‘_\'
guest at the banquet. The club oil'r»
.cinls said it was untiorstood covers
were to be laid for two hundred
guests, btrt :tt thc last moment invi-
rations were issued for one llilllili‘t‘.l
more. lrt all 2:”; \\el'i' prt'rwnl. 'i‘itirt
diluted the poison tioSc to about
three fifths or' the minimum fatal dos».
'To this the olficcrs attribute cscnpo -
from serious ilinvrts of those trikcri
sick at the banquet.
DEATHS AND~ FUNERALS. '
Funeral of Mrs. Amundson.
The funeral of Laurity Amundnon. .
of 52 First! street. was held this silt-r;
noon at 3 o’clock from the late homo. '
Rev. F. A. Coleman. l'Pt‘lO‘l‘ ol‘ Trinity .
Episcopal church, animated, and in.
terment was made irr Riverside i't'lllt-- .
tery. I
Miss Lillie ledet‘. oi
South “Hill ‘
intreet. spent yesterday with “friends it;
i Bridgeport.
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