Get Busy
. . . t
Sane Society. Church, I
Lodge. or other organization.
will noon become the owner
of a fin and valuable library
Walnut. Itisupto you E
to M
all pub strong. We furnish
voting tickets for all cash
for your favorite
" m in whether on new i
or old accounts.
I It ooata you nothing. it
not; us nothing—and some-
one (eta it for nothing—and
o
Hardwood Floors
I“ 981““ vwwammmmmm
Ianoyiato. enumeration boo» work and are unit-Ir!-
memm been: their mom on. nine-tie milk
Anioltbeoovoodaaredeulnbleaa they takeahltti pollfliend held
“- Wbdlier More bulldlnl now or just recovering old noon. Ion
M luv-unto our price- and flooring before deciding on the kind
of floor you will have.
The Hatch o Bailey Co.
. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our amenities—Beaver Board, Nam, cement, Planter.
4:—
thot'l ”loathing.
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THE 5
COMPANY .i
.Vrurflr.
[batifuth
I'll l’"
or« .m‘.
(Ian no!
‘ .‘oitlrzf
07in.
IJJI' n
(ileum.
Make the Old
Orchard Pay.
by spraying it with
‘ Elle Standard
' J‘pray Pump
' lathe! the toprztmn hrtititlics‘ 0'
via: highcwt tau. min (a: Alluou.
“(in t-‘tt ‘. - put"- tit; )iiif’
routine! iii-ti tun - - the pathw- Liitte '
‘umrear me: n' ‘tt. tttt' snuittl
flannel "tr-hm tit (t ‘Ieu you to '
yueldrmpeu: I re n-u on r".
Standard Spuv utupu it it‘.‘ tr
” r farm lmmlilfl. than in
“we?“ iekeuwoneaiid
FERRIS COAL E
OF WOMEN S AND MISSES
FI N AL C LEARANCE SA LE
COATS,
SUITS, DRESSES. SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
MILLINERY.
Out they go regardless of cost or value. Come to the big-
gest event of the year 3! great bargains are awaiting you.
Elli mitts
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:tltKl llli‘.tl
yttu buy it
lilt'
ltt'l
CHARNOK’ S MARKET
Phone 583-2
70 North Main atreet
tT'S EASY TO KNOW
.tf't‘l‘ it IF
lit‘l'il ltr ~ul‘t'
\Ian} particular pow
haw lmrtu-tl to rely
our m'lH'litill of cuts,
they know from experience that
“t’ “mid not sell them any-kind
Ht Ilil‘ill that win not limit per
out whole time
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
._3 591.1“ MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
tooked.
it ‘.~ blood before
upon
because
Free Delivery.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ”80.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwallt. Phone 331'.
SWIM
(Continued min Firot Page.) E
According to Groliol, the company
gave their laborers an adwnce 01‘
2% come an hour under an agreement
entered in November “till the addt»
tlonal promise of an addtllnmil 3‘!
(1*le elective February it When the
laborers got their pay envelopes Tue»
day and Wednesday. they did not tind
:lll them the advance promised. which.I
Euddilional wage would have been lllE
the pay envelopes to be distributed‘
next week Tuesday and Wednesday.
This accounts for the unanimity or
feeling on the hart of the men for a
strike The action wan Harte-d with-
out anyone having stopped to make
.ili inquiry about the adtancc, and
E practically every one of the two thous
‘tlltl laborers thought he Had a per
ronai grievance it was not itittil to
«i ty': llil'tllllg of the strikers that the
(auditions were understandinxiy ex‘
iplained to the men Groliol “as in
.t-ontrol of this meeting which was
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
on... 8. Hyatt
N ORWALK.
Witll another cold wave coming
Now is the time and this is the place to buy
Ladies’
and as an extr
during the com
Fur Coats, Mulls! Scans
We have decided to continue this sale a :hort time longei.
a inducement will store all purchases made NOW
ing summer WITHOUT CHARGE
This store
Elleltl in Stil‘ntieltl Hall, u..- pia(‘c loanw
ed to the strikers by (if‘tllltli. as th-
property in a part of his father's es-
itate. The conference began t-nrly int
rtlhe t'oreiioon and lasted until neat-ll“
noon. There were from out to non
Epnu‘ent Before it started half A do;
Etn llltll who appeared to llt' 2t§llaltlr5
Ebegiin to harangue the mold. but
t.rohol pushed hi~ way to lllt Iron!
and ordered them to stop. trying that
he was not going to stand for tiny
ivlolence or any. plea for sll‘llt lit
Edemulded llltil lhtb‘t‘ .‘pltllvlrfi stop
_atttl asked the trowd to uphold htni
The men stopped talking \«tutt Iti-
,truutl scouted to toe eflet'l that tlte)‘
would be thrown out of tlu- hall.
:(lrottol advised tio diastit- .t.-tion 81“
he thoulrhl that the lllt‘ll, if uwy “ere
,zilw alrikeru. had it right to may, bill
they also had to keep quilt unless
they Were on tile genereitl ("lull .tlllt'h‘
tlrohol congealed tliiil the on ’y nfwtk
.crn at the meeting he Illl'lllllt in oi the
~general committee This pldtt “aw
ItllitHH‘tl, and the detaila ol .t t’ttllll'l‘
Eence were left with it Hilllt'ttllllllllle'i
of eiulil. each member apetiittiti: a dif
Eteretlt language.
t The guard: which have been , :“ll'd
Eiti lfIO‘ milk; of the company have been
~t.ilten off and will be on duty only at
Eniirht. The. tiituatlon has itiiprovotl
[so triuch that fine company's otlit-ittlr
felt ittollt‘led. they void. in letting lllt‘
l
" property remain lull as on a oliday
Mayor Schumlker also mpreased
himself an rtttltiitted “llll ('Ililtlllltlll".
‘feellnt: that it With better to hurt
ptace otllccrs here to handle the
crowd if necessary, than to bring in
.\attonal (luartlanien.
will be open tonight and Monday evening.
CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY.
E .__._.___.____ _. .-....— .
JAMES lllilill DES
0N lit it wont .
((‘ontinuvd front Pll’rll l’ztgt‘l
._._...
lltt‘ dwltli ith dti- 'o upoplmy
l‘ndcrtnhwr St unnrd “uh culled ill
ler Illl‘ (owner had made llla‘ t‘hillltiltit
tloli, and the body nun rennin-d tit
once
The tune of Mr \\ltnlt-y'\ tll'illllI
\iill Htlllt' a Kl't‘dl surprisi- and
shotk to i\l ll'll'lltl.‘ lll .\'orw.tllt, o:
Ewhont ”lift“ is at grow until). t‘hlttt‘
tall) ttinon: the older residents o!
‘tltc tontt The tiecettm-tl whit-d on
Sprint: lllll. .illtl viii: t-tnpoycd tor ll
number ot’ yum. .ts caretaker at thv
.\'or\i'nlk l‘t-ttittvty lie naiti eighty-
fottr ycztrx til age. it soldier of the
t‘ittl Witr. and {ill :tt-llto fllt'lllllt‘l' ol
lilll‘ltlflullltlll l‘tlsl, (E. A. li.,
Ul_\. l'toni “lilt‘ii his presence
“0‘ ‘I"“l\' "“ ““l.
will
At the outbreak of the civil war. Mr. '
Whalt')’ unlined with the 28th Rein»
niettl. .\'. Y. \'ol.. and seried with littl-
luntry lll lwelily-einllht. engagementa.
during wltith time he was never once
Glollol iii 26 year» of lilit', niid till
”“10“ n, ramp from pinni‘lnlu, wounded. Funeral service..- will be
Music, to look after the estate of hi.- held Moan, afternoon at two thirty
mnom‘ m1
;lilbert D. Morgan
.; -(llucccuor to coin. E. Dow.)
1.} I tizgwnsumoron ST
:" ‘0 NORWALK. CONN.
.*;T*~ _-._. . ._
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Smoked Shoulders
Fresh Creamery
13¢
32¢
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET
me Bird Dinnerwear
Jul". received lame ithlpment of "oil-I
Ea...
Edmund" Blue Bird“ dinnerware. “Ole
! en elect" manna you can replace any
Which becomes broken while in
.v it'll Jab-Tommi:- piece Blue
h ”“1“”! for .................. $2. 98
“Albert F. Gehebe
Prompt Delivery.
Bo. Nomlk
Prime Rib Roast
Shoulder Steak . .
Round Steak t8c
10C
12 1- 2c, 14c. 16c
Sirloin Steak.
Porterhoutie Steak ..
Port Roast. ..
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE LIBRARY CONTEST.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
18c
r8c
16c
‘wealher there will surely tie it good til-
S" Scost'il's t
’,p flannel m E
" 79¢. $1 19. $1. 48I
’ Flannel Waisto
19¢. 39¢
:oln Rt. So. Norwalk
where—omit) suits.
A STULL
‘u Cotta 2e Street
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ NORWALK.
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. ..... ......... . 32¢
PureLeafLard,alb........... ................. 12¢
Fancy Potatoes, :4 Ibo, cut to ..... . .............. 37¢
Full Weight Cond. Shimmed Milk, 2 cans .......... 15¢
Sperry and Barnes Shaulders, a lb. .............. 13LQ¢
Evaporated Peaches, a lb. ..... . ..................... 7":
EVaPOratedApples,apkg. ..... 11¢
Eur Norwallc
v
CREDIT
v .7 & Brennan
I 0TH MAIN ST.
PREROOATWE.
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bit; in aaid room not
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A. DICKEBMAN &.-SON’S
South‘Norwalk.‘
Phone .446.
o-coooIon
A
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I
,antl ‘Mias hatelle lireudentitun
father, who it tl lust died. Ill‘ “.1!
brought up in Ansonia and ltt'tlllil't‘d
knowledge of nevi-nil language» lie
never worked in the mills. bttt hut-iv
personally scores of the mien who are
now on strike. After leaving the .in
sonia ill; School he uent to l'httllpst
l-Iaeter Academy and Holy Crone (‘ ol
lPKQ‘ l-or it while he worked in l‘itt
burgh ant Detroit.
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P. 8. H.
.\ii the weather report indicates it
fine Sunduv, ti large attendance iti‘
looked for at the Men's (‘lasl of the
South Norwttlk Congregational (‘hurctt
tomorrow at noon. It is quite ex-
pected from promises that have been
made to the Glitters of the t‘luas that-
tlte niembt-rithlp will brought up lu'
seventyflvo, rind the following \\'t"t'k
the century men will be tinl‘iillt‘d.
. r. Grannies. the orgunlnt of tho
t‘lttit'ch has been requested to put on
full power and he will render some
special music for the occasion.
The Rev. John Staplelon will lead
the class on the subject 01 the Psalms.
a—
I
so with irood singing.
good talking and good
Hymns runs,
good music.
lt‘nianCl‘.
Tile marriage of Mill Viola l-‘rett-
denthal and Karl Wolfe. which took
place on January 26. was announced
last evening at a party given at the.
home. of the ‘brlde's iitnther. Mrs.
l-‘nrudenthal. 509 East Main street.
Bridgeport. The bride wait formerly
a resident of South Norwatk.‘ Among
the guests last evening were Mr. and
Mrs. ILynch. Mine Binnie Krontmeich.
Miss Geraldine Pearson, wont Lot"
tnne. Antonio Stm'iewtcn. i-rtink
Money. 0. J. Halnmann. S. E. Jenn!-
80, Frank Meyer. Miss Estelle Walter
A very successful Leap Your Man-
querade Dance, was held last. evening. in room 23 l't‘hli‘rd-l.‘ at " ~30-
on Main B'l‘l‘fl Cantrell. the secretatv, presided. Af-
to; reading the minutes of the last
in Red Men's Hall.
under the auspices of Lady Wash -
lngton moose. Sheparda of nethlenom.
A large crowd of dancers wan present.
and the costumes were many and trim dues
led. Some very fancy, and others ex-
tremely funny were diaplayed R0
freshtncnts were served during the,
Intermission.
will ofllt-ltile.
life .\‘oru.ilk cemetery
of the ti.
tho parlors.
and one brother.
Jersey
leadership of Mr. Perry,
min it
There will also be some good olti tltue El-N‘Cll-“ll‘ln -‘-‘ ' i d th '
She \vn-t followed by
Who spoke on “initiltttton's xenetnl
E ship.
selection front ihe boot. (‘illll'tl
itnd His l-‘atheri"
with the orchestra.
.semhhtge broke up.
man of
winner.
1' commit lee,
I animnttsly.
from P. l). Siiillnttrtl'r uitdertiik‘ng par-
loi t on Main sheet. Rt" .0 E. Berle.
and intermtnt till! he in
The services
A. iR., will also be held at
The deccued is survived
two pollfl, two daughters.
who resides in New
by it w'tfc.
W
High School Notes
\a
'I'lll‘l’t‘ was :t rhetorical in assembly
ycttterdtiy. The orchestra. under the
was lllt'l't" ill
its full glory The ttffall was gilen
in honot oi \\ti.~ltint.;tons .ind lin-
itirlhdn. \Tll‘l‘ llototltv
pro: rant by
W tiithinntoti“
Morris (lottlicb
,ritinu ‘Tlit- Lilo of
Miss Helen (‘rtiu then gate at
”Tittl-
'i‘liii: was followed
by an orchestra selection. (‘llRl‘lt‘R
Murphy then gave a selection entitled .
With»
Lincoln," which kept the audience in
"Artless Ward's Interview
continual laughter. This was follow-
ed by Donald Powell, who gave "One
of Lincoln's
Roommates
singing “Old Glory"
this pleasant tit-t-
h‘inally. after
The llow‘ Athletic Asset-lotion nict
meeting. Mr. Cantrell collected some
Then Phrmor Chtii‘c‘.. chair-
the entertainment cont-
read the. report of this
which was accepted titl-
Mrs. Robert F- W”. of East nve- called for the purpose of electing a
nue, yesterday afternoon, entertained
the members of the Hospital Whlat
Club. .it cards.
was the result
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6. POST-NUPTIAL DISCOVERY.
Doctor (to young wife who com-
plains of headachel—Here, take this
medicine; it always helped you when
we were engaged. .
Wife—Oh. Iwaa perfectly well then. m. will have twenty minute home New (’“m‘an'
president, but as not half of the mem-
A pleasant afternoon hers were there, this matter was post
poned. and the meeting was adjourn- E
ed.
The Senior Play Comm‘ttee m'et yen
terdny but nothing of especial impor-
l'w‘e was done.
After this Dr. Gumbart announced,
I only wanted you I0 CI“ and treat (“‘1‘ periods. in Which we Wm study
as. — Boston Transcript.
-THE~ IRENDENT'O email.
it iii doubtlen impossible for a.
president to am around the cir-
oomowhere, and President . Wilson
seem: not to have ueapedtlio’ in-
evitable penalty; in 'alvlng a Dee
Monica monomer boy a dime for
obtaining newspaper-I for lilvvt’ he
~~eorly violated the {on an‘tl-tlv
ulna law. thereby making hineelt.
liable to a fine of ”Soil will days"
spelling.
At the end of each week a
melllng teat will be given.
The. Reliance Social Club will hold
ole without "putting hie foot in it" o «til-it nurtv 't‘u-mtay evening in the any, continuing dancing from eight to
"odk & Mddor fire uuartera.
“Be lure you're right
ahead." ,
We have a. notion that .
lt' Iitoimdh‘nen wleer to be intro
You‘ re lright and then claim pat.
--Boatou mmlpt.
of this“
Speaks." .
Mr. *
This meetith was molly E
then go
. Have it gift for finding thlfi."
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GREAT SALE
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It will probably be some time be “a”
lore Steve I‘ttlo. driver of i-‘r‘itbit-‘s
auto truck, attempts to get guy with ll
police officer. lifter his Plpt‘llCnf‘UE
0
Sale Will Continue All Day Monday?
oWWoozuwzoo :..;.., Mzwznj. 31w: «acct
Johanna Linxweiler.
PAYS A $5 meE The many friends of Mrs. Joitaiiiut
this city. will be grieved and FllOt‘iv
led at her untimely demise. Sil‘.‘
dent of this city for ti: )‘tllf\'.
Mrs Linvtveiler had been ailing t‘or
Bllflil’0lll tiiilllffiiill EDE‘T’“ “N” F”“"“"‘
I‘
f
Linxwellcr. of Qtintttl'tl menu-g
‘til'tyulinc. yearn old and “us a not
a. number of yours with diabetes, but
' . I or 174 llttnt, yeetet
with Birgennt 'l‘hddhl l l‘nlt) ”we, ,‘tllree weeks ago “lire mt..." “”10,th
day, in the First lhlri . ill. c~omplltntiotit~ a... in and she m, d
down Wall street hound east :ttitlE
at 0;: til yesterdn The deceased “as
“ll-""0d '0 ‘h" 1"“ ”I “ ”0”") 3‘“ I [well known both In our city and out
which was standing on th“ ‘W't‘i' '"I and relatives and lllt‘iltlfl alike te~
the time. This of it" offenses is U“ tify to her sterling qualities. She
11mm in lllt‘ 939-" 0’ Nm“"”‘ ”"1“.“ alwayel had it kindly word for even-
critters. and Sergeant Hunt. “'1“ “a" one, hot warmth and kindliness wait
on ditty at the little. called to the always ahown touttrds h... mum”
Email to stop Steve did "0' ‘10 "0 bl" and friends . She was altvavs retult
JIturned around ttnd mud? ‘01"? W to assist those in need ay‘. tn Ills
mark to the otiicer. Sergeant llulllItress and often she was at amino: or
tilt phoned to Constable Kirk, of great to.ni0it to them. It is mund-
"\\ oulporl and when Stew united in Ilene to snv that ilt'l lll‘t' some lltlt‘ on
1th» hotel squnre, of that town he earth “ill be missed.
found the constable waiting to giet-iE The decettstd is strvivt-tl by .i
him with open arms. gory...“ Huntj biotlier. Joseph \V, -l-0llt.‘S,-illlf.l two
made. their-lptolheneighborlnk' town sisters, Mitt . “a”. ltilxtvctler, who
in short order, and escorted Polo back of Joseph Innxweller. and Mrs. So
. leased on phie Hubbell, title of Harry 'W. Jinn—
‘° °‘" en” “In?” he “s "I Dell, an or this city. The funeral
$25 bonus. This morning, m the up service will be at St. Joseph‘s
ton-n court. before Judge Lockwood. 'IC-htircit Tuesday m 9 a. m” and h"
Stew “In“ lined *5 without “MST tenuent will he at St Mar’a (‘i‘lttw
which ..thI probably hold
for
him i in y
some time to come. i
ll
_.. i Paley DePietro.
Much to the surprise of several to Patsy DePierno died this norniuv at,
Cal meat dealer§_ a gmernmem in his home, 50 Lotte. stteet, in his 27th
npeclnr landed in Norwalk this year. lie is survived by his wife. and
niotnimt. and had A number of inter- several small tittidton. Funeral sei-
Nievm with local beef dealers in "3.,vices “ill be held tononow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock frotu St. Joseph' .
card to the transfer of cattle “omIChtirt-h ltlterment in St “tn-v.“
one state to another. Several uttitltt-E ‘ - - - . ..
vita were sworn out and the oificiulE
from I note Sam stated rely plainly E The funeral of James Malone,
some things “INC“ ““0 not to b. Idletl. at the Nortvalk Hospital yefili'l'v
(tone. Eday morning, will he held from Illa
#. ...—...-.. _ ’hotno of his sister, Mrs. John J. Milt--
. HOSP'TAL NOTES Evhy. 57 Ely al't’llwle Mondat .norr.
E Mitts Theresa Evans of Lexington ing at S: 30 and from St. Joneplh
avenue, was admitted )(‘slttltlay itf- EChllt‘clt m 9 0c.lotk
Jamel Malone.
\\iitl
Besides ltl»
Iternoon. sister, Mrs Joint Murphy. he in sin
Miss Edna. Weed. of Cherry filly-Ct. vlved by three (brothers, llillllt-l
was admitted lastnlght-g Michael and John, all of South Nor-
R. Ruda was discharged yeatetrlayd walk. and two sisters, Mrs. Ci‘a‘les
Robert Mulvey, of Cedar street. wan Kellmer, of Richmond, Cal" and Mrs.
,dischnrged yesterday. ' EKateSormanl, of New York. Thu
interment will be in St. Mary‘s t-cnte-
i—Tueeday night, Washington's blrth- wry. Norwalk...
-—-i—-——.—-—
Funeral of Mn. McCarthy.
. The funeral at Mrs. Mary E Mr»
“1 found a $10 bill‘thiti morning." (‘a'thy was held ft-crn St, Mary's
“’I‘btit. shown that. you are lucky Church at 9 o'cldclt this -nroriiln,.t.
. b tool Next Rev. J. J. McGlnnsa ofniolooedldn-
l t2:hdut'lieltgvcr‘iterfi'glbulevl’lgE‘ Cour “flu“ in. I5“ Mu"? “Eh-“YE" 319‘
”Journal. - . Will‘- l" ,E ii.
Etwe‘lve. at the Firemen'ii Fair.
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Norwalk Chronicler