Hardwood Floors
wdedhuvuumaMuom-uytflum
noun-to Sundown.“ been out and are anilin-
wwmmmummummm M
Anioftboaowoodeoreduumouthoytakoablnpounhnndhnld
it. Myanmbuildiunov urinatroeovorincold noon. yon
ahouldlnvoltlgntoonr prtcoonnd flooring before decidingon the kind
of door you will have.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
sourlt NORWALK, coon.
Our specialties—Jenn Ioard, Nails, Cement, Pinter.
lodge, or other organization,
«fl noon become the owner
are fine and valuable library
h of coat. It is up to you
dual! strong. We furnish
“a; tickets for all cash
m in whether on new
nrold‘ accounts.
N out: you nothing, it
0‘8 III nothing—and some-
Im‘u itIfor nothing—and
that'- something.
:I'ristram 8. Hyatt
Of Course You Will Meed Furs
TO-DAY
for your faVofite
The hearing on the petition of the . . .
IN,“ Haunt" road to the iniernlnie But it is nice to remember, that we Will store tree of charge next
I
i
Itomniert'e commission [0! pe'llilfislofl Summer a“ pumm mad. Now at our
I
It!) ((llllillur‘ the operation 0! lie Sound
Ixiv'dlllshlp lines on the ground that
Inn-h continued operation would be
[in the interest of the public. “ill be
Iresunied at Providence, it. i, on
Out they go regardless of cost or value. Come to the MP Iwednesday' and II IIIIIIIIII harms
Ignen at Boston, Mass, at at date to
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you. ,
be announced litter.
I CLOAKS we PARIS MlLLlNERY i Al the hearing iii New York Friday
I
Ibei'ore Commissioner Clemente. oi the.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
thw coni~
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF NOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS.
SUITS. DRESSESSKIRTS, WAISTS AND
MILLINERY. Come in today or this evening and ycu will quickly be con-
vinced that you never saw greater values ‘in
Ladies’Fur Coats, Muiis dfld Scaiis
STORE OPEN TONGHT, CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW
THE
Iinterstate commerce board,
r
I g: I , . . “ J ‘
pan) begun presenting evidence in flew.-- . .-_ .. .. j J --
FERRIS CO L pullpori of Its petition The heatlnlzh‘ d' . hi i it —— 7 VW. N --- '—-HV-I~~” m -I"
. . . .. norm Hull on I it "or! stoc ‘9. O o e ”o O O O O O M
1‘ w m 803'“ and Pm‘m‘m" '1‘” 5“" 'l‘hiougli hi» counsel, Attorney John' m...“ M””“..o“:” ”’6’. ”:9W”..:”:”:N”:..:fls
arranged for the i'unlt‘lllt-‘llt't' of New .I. (‘uneo, of Washington street, llr. I
WASHiNGTON‘S BIRTHDAY
‘{ .. . .. ’Hltgllllld shi persI who “3-..'mlp.-..sl...l Pond this morning brought a writ oi‘
COMPAN I ? um tlUllllIIt‘>.\ dill) t‘Plt‘hl-tlf‘ll II" the mallet; Nplpym agilililsl Sheriff pump,” ‘0‘ —_—-AT
I by \‘t'ashint-mn and his #llt‘nln ‘ Th 1' i h i't‘t'OVf‘l’ possession of the livery stable
' il)’ it fine tlllillt'i .ll \lounl \'el- I d :tommInn on “I “IIIIII'II “III" “WWI” “Illl'h Iht‘ sheriff look into
i ll t . .. ~
non. u.~ iiililltlil)‘ wri- 50 .u-n II am” I I WIIII‘III‘ "0'“ mrioua his Custody when h" dudkht‘d In ”W
vhmum.” U, coninlerte and WWI“ ofI Taylor tiituite suit. Slit riff “(luIIGIIo
«tally ohm-nut ill l‘oioniitl “as serud «till the rcple—lln paptrs
H. Krieger. (303%?
t
limes You titlilitli do ilt‘iil‘l It“? (III;IIIM:”III one “III" III? I IIIIIIII IIIIII‘ lllonlllll- '0' “WWW ‘iierlff -\"I
I. .
ih.tn loiiou his iiillHll'ltlun l'h u mm)” III IIIIIIIIII‘III’ “IIIIII non I" IIHIHIIH' . -
.” ,1. \t .1, .' WI I ‘k I Ihaie adopted resolutlonn in oppmttion Th" WDII'H" CM" 13 rt‘lurlmblr Iv ;:
. d i] t . . Inl it .~ unit 9 to the ”an“ nopnrnlion III IIit' Illie court of common pleas the first .3:
jOEDAN'S DONKEY WAX . you “ill illltl mouthing in . I, . 'i‘ueedny ill .\pril The Taylor tiiiorce.= go
I 114 I locals and IlilllIil\ leach for. N9“ Haven mad ‘md ”5 Sound 1‘“? AHOI'WM KNtBII 5' (IilIlldN‘. 0’ ”Hill
0 POLISH mm. WIHMW “I", tin-till t'ut inteaniboaln. and also letters or plot“... M‘- iii\‘ ri-prmcnting \iro. linitll i..- re- .:
.L _-.. -_ tor Hymn”; inmiinl. or blimp -flomligreainiany M ”H, “”qu ~lllill Iturnuhh th. tint iueaday iii March. 0?
. r. . ' i ’ - -——~»»—~..._-.v._
.‘ IQUID VENEER “WWW" tttli Illkilil‘ 1 pi t 9 ii I “In, at New mlnd I DEATHS AND FUNE ALS. .3.
. .AH‘LkV“ ‘ ' . . ” ~'. ‘ H' ‘ R
I lover of good and wholesome ruling. Mun} of these bodies itlltl hit in! s: __ - ._. 00
I Itollft‘rili- uiii bi- iepiwuntl-tllu itlllll .1.
Ebenezer Coley.
lit-i. among whom In W. F. Ollrt‘I‘itln.'
330 Cedar Oil
. 9 I
.‘ CHARNOK S MARKE l‘ Iroprenenting about 150 (”Hon lliiiin of Rhone/yr t‘tile). tllll' of [lip ul-Il- ;;
T N Le Phone 533-: 76 North Halli atreet Free Delivery. New England; W. H. (Illilllllt‘l‘ tr- ilic IIIIINI' "warm" "I IIII‘I’I'I‘“ IIIII' I ‘
he ew mon 0i|I , Inlanager. representing ”in llo:lon|“III°II' tiirtl this illornllln. oi eiiot'k At unheard 0f Low Prices .3.
_ - ._—_._.._..__. 33’ I i e “its M\tlllI\ .wuit yearn oi an .O.
W11: Especially Well I
Suited for Pianos. Furniture 1
I‘t‘hiiniber of Commerce. and Messrs}
I\\'ltIt-rlnttn and (iroenlun. ropre..otiiillg‘au ”d was IIIKIIIIHI for “va IIIIII‘ I"
WW~M~W~3W~W¢
c
5‘
' . .nd Parquet Floors. I IIIIII Providencet‘hnnlbt-rof t‘ontiueit-e the butthetin: hueine». lie \insIlm ‘
’ l ' D M ' Imud the bllSlMBI inn-rents oi iihmlt- -IIIIIIIII'I II ’IIIIOIII I:IIIIIIIIII “II‘I IIIIIIIII‘I' NOW GOING ON 0:9
; . _ llllt wry Sllct‘t'n- iii in his buy-inns
. be i I lhiitmi. . .I- . . .
A r organ! Beers M91“ alld PronSion (:00 An informal ruling Mum“ h) the tiIId-ilnitinnn'. m-writl t-hiidrt-n rill-I O .“
(Onto-nor to Chat. E. Dow.) * -publh- 333nm c 3 .- 3 .1‘, “ ~
. NORTH MAIN ST. . ea Ollllnllhloil oi I It I . ' . . d
“3 "“2;”°T°~ 87-. . s 6h N 13 “‘1" ST- - 8...... or ........... 6...”- gram Sale Will Continue All Day Monday
. NORWALK. CONN. I out orwalk. Phone 1180. Norwaik. Phone 88!. Itheintornlnte commercecoininieaioii :tl' t WI“ W t “W". (I‘tltptll‘ai I o. ll. I 3.
a I l . .
‘the hearing in New York relulluI lo
___, -.._.. .__.__ ___.
:ltlih ifeit. N. J. \oi.. tiled 'lillltntluyp Woozuzwww” 36.3.?“
B d D' I . 'IlH‘ lN‘lIllOn M' II""“""‘"“"" 3' February 17th, at I-‘lich'n Home, in
If IflnCTWCaTI “M“ “In” “I” 9“" m5 pcreunui I“ Norolon. ill the age of eighty-one V quicl lillmiliflilliflll of a story curl-mi
. ‘1“ ”had large shipment of op . V Ilimony regarding ”‘9 attitude "II‘IW yearn. l-‘nlicrltl services‘ were held m .yesterdny that two cases of entail
. on Itoelt“ Blue Bird dinner-«are. “()p ”M IIIIIIIIWI' III IIIII 5““ 01 l‘mwfil‘lfl'ul {mm 3'... hum" Iminyi and burnt! wall 81m “- . I“ -rlns had been Shipped in here
-. - i .
The rule follows:
The public utilities conuuipsion uiII
the Slateoit tinnl-tticui h. niult made
The nationality meetings hinted un-
Itii after 11 oclock. ’i‘he attendant.-
‘in the agglexnte was placed at 15w".
in the Spring Grove ceiiielery.
.. Ion atocb'.’ may... you can rpplaie any-I WW I
M which becomoo broken while in ‘ - i
“ M to nee special 42— -pit‘te Blue
Wilbur Rood.
iSSI’iiillliii
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE LIBRAR
M for ................... $2.9.I P- . Y CONTEST' an informal pernonnl lllnvlifl‘IDnI “illfli lit-ed. ROI) of ”it into Waller (Continued on Twotl'tn IIII‘Q'I 5' ”‘9 Italian meeting IIM‘II III,”
a” I Ida“ TII-IPC ....... 10¢ Hamburg Steak 16¢ I‘m, interviewed ll illlll" numb” 0”and Alneliil Hood of ilalien. died lit "‘ probably rive IIIIIIIIIIIII present. ‘I II
II PICkled Pigs Feet .. . Home- . . Itonneclit‘lll shippers interested iii of Kaunas (‘in “mum” 20th. l‘unelni; whole, the sliikcr~ decided Ito hold Illll.
I Pork Ch 18¢ 3 ma e S.“ sage 20¢ opinion that it would be unwise at thla' arrunxcni nt i t .H l\ Although III? number OI ”mom 1 i of it h I
Pro I ops IIIIIIII . Link Sauna e IIIIIII e n a ei. e was empoy ti , t th , te lf the Am or an ncreaae ve cents an our,
"‘9‘ Delivery. g 20¢ time to iflkt' [tom the New \ork. NH tongrcga III‘ II II “I s I ifor the Saturday 11qu holiday “1”)
ied for N‘H‘l‘lll years in the Ballard
and i'itntreii grocery nioree in Dar-
ien.
erican Brass Company's mills hero d hi d I . .
“I“ considerable at opening time to- pay, an a it i’ aye work when
day there was no disorder it “I“ SISDOP oliutn down unexpectedly in l -o
notIevident that the ntriker'ii had es Iniiddlc of the week for any (‘illlft'
80. Not-walk WE CLOSE AT NOON TOMORROW
Schnitze’s Sanitary Markets
Haven it Hartford llailrotttlt‘omptlny
it» present control illlfl opt-ration of
lthe Sound Lines ntcnmullip il‘flllrlpol‘l-
it
Funeral at Mr. Malone . l
Iation ’i‘iie demand f
. i‘ I or double tinie tot Sun-
“. m OVER 3383,6ISHIINGTON 51" 39 MAIN ST. Therefore. voted till! this mm The funeral of,Junee Malone Ivan :mhhddplctei‘: boTlII:ov::imtII:ihty:o:kI (illli! and holidays was given up lurk .
‘ ‘ “I NORWALK- NORWALK. museum by one or more oi lie nicm' held this morninlt at ii: 30 from his c a e 'causl it “as tlaiincd that the cum
Flannel IShirta
"mu.“ “it.
“I IN WALL STREET.
* America- Smelling
I I out cuaeum»
. seems AT COLUMBIA
I‘IDI Alumni Association
Wage, (‘olumbia Univers-
at. .Chapmnn. superintendent?
‘ nehools. was twice the. -
My owning, February
Ind-inintretion and
_ .lr. Chapman spoboon
Education.“ Other spook-
education. Mr. mito-
So. Norwaik
mm, Noon. —Ma.rine
_ and
can the. only notivofootnm.
“first“: Irma. timing aI -
orgies; «we unmet-to. Steel-
-’ narrow. soot-onion
My to the. m
.5?!”th escape «out that
support we. lacking, pro-
piling-piled; upgetaliy in
‘ We issues. Before the
Ghana Melatonin-were
. Mm.
“I'flll” Mind's
. - Bandit were steady.
M rte-union and confer-
of
. liner for men engaged in
col-
..namit,‘ of Columbin.IeIeIII'
Kendeuon,‘ pmfeeeorofl
~ . Stanford. :lr., Uli- ‘
g, at the mating
If“! Wanner on 'IOUE‘WIIeT"‘MrsZ written or. my
anew-«Nd. in. illegal "MI new Won thew“
Ibcln appear before the interstate com
merce commission at its hearing and
Delicious Creamery Butter. a
lb. .................. 32¢
39¢i Pure Leaf Lard. 3 lb ............... ' ............. 12¢
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs“ cut to .................... 37¢
Full Weight Cond. Skimmed Milk 2 cans .......... 15¢
Sperry and Barnes Shoulders. a lb. .............. 13/3¢
I Evaporated Peaches. 2 lb ............................ 7¢
EVaporatedApples“:pkg............... .. ....... 11¢
I A. STULL' '
2" Cottage Street. Eat Norwalk.
urge against such separation all being
detrimental to the public interests and
particularly the shippertl' interests.
Iwonld 'nob' be resumed for seieral
late home. 57 El) avenue and from at. .
Joaeph' a (‘burc it ill 9 o‘clock. whereli
requiem mass “its sung by the pastor.
Rev. R. J. Carroll.
do) vs and the strikers appaientiy‘
Ithought that pickets were tinneces-I
loan. 01! Wednesday the ntiikers and
The M m '9... John Mu“ Inll othen who were forced into idie~
Eduard Doyle, Patrick ”0“.“ “IIIIWSR will receive what is due them.
“l)rited at Hartford, Connecticut.
this 15th day of February. A. D..‘
1916.
i Signed, 1
RICHARD T. HitltllNS.
J. H. HALE,
C. C. ELWELL.
Public Utilities Comnisnloti."
In addition to Commissioner Halo.
Commissioner if. C. Elwell ado ap-
peared at the hearing in behalf of the
New Raven’s petition.
Scuth Norwalk.
-DDDDODDDDDDD'DOD
continual)
0N ACCOUNT OF SO MUCH BAD WEATHER
"_-“:'Mid- Winter Clearance Sale
WITH ADDED iTENS
IIITEI 60008 AT BEEP (HITS
Spring WASLGODDS"
A. DICKERMAN 8i; SON ’S
DDDDDDIDDODD
at MSpedal Prices
Phone 446.
uoooo‘ob’oooooono
The fifth art exhibit, which. opened,
recently in the home of Miss mnceni
Hurd. 42 W est avenue. all" be con-
tinued this week. The stormy weath-
er interfemd somewhat * with I the
The exhibitors are Henry 0.
Thompson and Georginvlaon. of Sil-
inemlne Wilfred 'M. Evans. of WeIIt
poet. and Gnome F. Model; 6! 8o
wanon. A birthing drawing by Mr.
Evans appeared last Saturday on the
cover of the Saturday Evening Post
inn «Mr. Evans is exhibiting-3 M the
Hurt! home.
—Dirt and old? rancid oil will
your watch and clock. Watches and
clock: cl'eoned. repelled. mutant-ina-
with' 15 month written guarantee at
our option by Chalice Brand.
WW5 Blrthdby, all put
all-- in bond: and song at Donnell}
Victfola Parlor.
00030000000000!!!)
0000000OGOOOOGOOOGOOOOOUGO
JOTIOE.
i will not be responsible for any hilltt
contractetkby my vile. Mrs Fannie
Chevnllier. ~
ALBERT CHEVALMER.
‘Ael to hear special melt
spoil
roe
none
"Im ' _nolirllbmn {.13.
i
lliilliiiliilii ililiiii’S I
Pliili’fliii lliliiiifll
(conllndea mm First Page.)
his property by bill of sale to Clarlna
irene Studwell. of New Haven. She
lathe wife of J. W. Studwell, oi
Stamford, with whom Taylor is al-
leged to have eioped two years ago.
and on whoee. account. Mrs. Taylor
wanted to kill herself. Mrs. Studweli
was to pay $8,000 for the property, in
eight annual payment: of 31,006 each.
On February 16th she reconveyed
the property to Taylor. and on that.
some day he sold the property to
George J. Pond, of Springfield. Maels-
achuaetts It is claimed by legal
lights that inasmuch as the last trans-
! 'wae not made ten days before the
ointment that the latter will hold
good.- It iii stated that Taylor line
made arrannmenta. by tho *aubltitu-
tlon of.a bond. to hove the attach-
ment on the property released.
The one took an unusual twill till:
morning It developed that come time
oat-turn Taylor bold out hie llviry
an and atrial to George A. find.
of Winfield- Mauh After stopping
several days in Dorian, fir. Pond. turn-
ed over to mm" the lam; venom.
out, under-“a oondltionnl amen-at.-
I'..r,
email
' was William Helnaellnnn.
Iwas in St. Mar-n cemetery.
Whavutorocolyelol
Hugh Faulkner, Philip McNally and his pointed out that the strikers will
Patrick «9mg The nower my" then be able to learn that the com-
lntonnent pany kept its part of the November
agreement in giving another raise in:
wages effective hint Monday. It hast
Funeral of Mn. Lin-wetter. been claimed as one reason for the
The funeral of Mn. Johenno Unqstrike that the men failing to find
“THO?- Of 37 QUINN “OHM this city this promised increase in their envel
W1“ be bold tomorrow morning it 9 open last Wednesday thought the
°°I°°k from 9‘ WI‘ 011"“ l“‘Ipromitie had not been kept.
torment willbeinst. “"73 “Fm"? The extreme cold weather kept the
""— Intrilrere from congregntl'ng on the
Funarnioanpt. Rider. Intreeta for any length of time. Re-
The funeral OI Cumin Charles H' Ioorts of \arious kinds were in circu~i
Rider m held Saturday afternoon uIlittion. and those kept the authoritiesI
2 ocloclt from the port dominant! M 'on the jump. The itullan portion of
E. church. Interment was made inI
l f ant to
Port Jefferson. [the ntrikers were coking orw
the coming here of Joseph J. Ettor,
Inn organizer of the industrial Work-
The funeral of Patsy DoPietra, who ore of the world who was at_Sontli
died “ his hallo on 50 Lowe street. Bane, Mann. yesterday. Whether be:
Saturday morning, was held yesterday will be well receiVed remains to be
afternoon at 2, 30 o'clock from St. noon. Thus far the strikers have not
Joseph's diurcll. Interment followed taken kindly to outside interference
in St. Mary‘s cemetery. 3or epealtere. At one gathering of It-
' aliens yesterday an agitator from out-
-of-town tried to make. an address. As
Funeral of James J. Whaley. I
The funeral nerviceu o! the. late Isoon as he. began-to Warm up and ad
James J. Whaley. veteran soldier ’anngvocate stern measures to secure con-
well known citizen of Norwellr. waiiIceesionn, the crowd howled him down!
held this afternoon. at two, thirty; 'and finally forced him to leave on a.
from P. D. Stannnrd'ti undertaking trolley car going south.
portion, on Main street. Re\. C. F. Ettor was in Waterbury lrlet Sep-
Bnrto officiated. and interment was inItcmber during strikes there. Hem
the Norwnlk cemetery. BuckinghamIarrested and it Jail sentence was im-
Poat, G. A. IL, hold its retailer tuner pending when he took an appeal. andI
at service; at the parlors, rind paid later he was permitted to leave with
last respects in a beautiful manner toItlie understanding that he would not
their departed comrade in urine TheIreturn to Waterbury. Ettor got into
services were- -very well attended by trouble because of inflammatory re-
friends and relatives of the deceased. marks made. in a hall to which objec-
' tlon was offered by a. police olicer
HORMK‘HOOPWM NOTES. Irent to the meeting. Ettor had an al-
Edward Tracey. non of Dr. W. J. 'tol‘fltion and- bin art-oat followed.
Funeral of in. DePiotro.
panydid not work Sundays. and imd
niwttys g'i'ltiiie till the holidays.
till it. till iliiS
iii ,Iiliitliii, llllln
Helm Resilient of- MI
~Iflmilfimmf:
tiles
it was with the greniest surpri§e
and sorrow that the many (Hands of
John Morris Burr, of ill Arch streri
learned of his death. which occurrnl ..
last Saturday, at Daytona, 'Florid-t,
when: \lr. Burr had gone in an at
tempt to room er his health. The nous
was first learned in Forum": about
eleven o'clock Saturday night. by tclI-
egram.
For many years, Mr. Burr has been
one of Norwoilt's best known citizens,
although his occupation as a salon-
man for a Pennsylvania. foundry com
pany, had made it necessary for a.
great deal of his time to be spent on.
of town. He-waa ll member of S1
John-'3 MR, 15‘. &. A. ll, luid alnu
a very high oitlcinl in the Royal Ai-
canum, being Past. Grand Regent. oi
the state, and also the Supreme Set.
try. He was a. member 0! Ponaseus
Council and the immediate Relief Ah
sociation. . {M
Mr. Burr was fifty years of rig»,
and for the past few years had not
been in the best of health. Plural
pneumonia, this w,inter served to
weaken his system to it very serious
degree, and he win-i ordered South to
recuperate. He was accompanied by
his wife. during he trip, and had been
lin Florida for exactly one week, on
'the day of his death
The deceit-ed is survived by his
wife. one sister, Mrs. Jesse flee Banks
of Norwallt. and three brothers,
Frank and Mark, of Brooklyn. and
Howe, of Norw alk, also. eight children
lMorrln. Horace, Frances, John, Dor- .
othv. Olive. Milli abet Carleton. ’
Funeral arrangements have not yet.
been completed, pending the arrival
WM .waa dlaobargod yesterday ~ The tuthoritlel ere etlll aching e In“ .IIOIII tram gum“,
Norwalk Chronicler