me» people. they
,oncoal that is vile
,_ I‘m work like a
one while: they give 1
meals only whenethey ‘ 1
and if I go out they 1
.ieold. Of course 3
we on clinkers and ' i
smote than can they
W” and hashes. ‘
if they 'would but give "f
' Lies, in carefully selecting the best
Buy your lumber not solely on its spire-canoe but for the
"particular purpose for which it is to be used. A
Remember that we at e at your service in selecting the
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
Beaver Board Qreo-Dipt Stained Shingles.
the Hatch a Bailey co. _
SOUTH NORWALK, em.
wood for .. each" purpose. ‘
e attention I’d be a
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want as one you
~m§nfion; I’d , malte-
cosy and genial and
ind as "merry as
Esmron WEDNESDAY
7i -’ Consulting Tuesday *
OUR GREAT ANNUAL ’CLEARANCE SALE.
Though Christmas has passed, the major and most severe
part of the winter lies ahead. Though the selling has been
brisk, our stock. because of recent additions of later models,
Is as replete with charming Garments as it leas early in the
season. Moreover, all thro ugh the line you will find prices
reduced too. that are really impressive, and that doubles
the desirability of Suits, D resses, Blouses, Dishing Gowns
and Mulls that you would like to possess.
delay while the picking is good.
“A“ ‘(fie PARIS wow
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALKX 3
Come without
' cept Mr. Crofoot stopped. The latter
‘ Nomiall the injured man was placed
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home of John E. Wilson’ in ‘Clay
street. He took a. party including
Misses Vera. E. and Katherine Wilson,
Royal Wilson. Miss Laura Adair, of
Westport,‘ and Mr .and Mrs. Thomp-
son. guests from Long Island, and
started for Norwalk, intending if no
trolley connection was made there, to
take the party to Westmrt.
llagley had, he claims proceeded
near the corner of Ann street and
Westaveuue. when he noticed several
people. startlnglacross the avenue
from the Ann street side. He sound-
el the hornon the car. and all ex-
amined across the street, and then
apparently changed. his mind. and
tried to retrace his steps. lie was,
caught. between the right mud guard
and the radiator with such force that
the right headlight was broken. The
shock threw Mr. Crofoot to the
ground. The car was stopped at once,
and liuglcy Went to Mr. (,‘rofoot’s as-
sistance. “Nth the aid of Andrew
in the automobile and hurried to the
hospital, where he died at 9:45 o'clock
last night. llr. Walter Hitchcock was
callld to the hospital and did ever)“
t1hing in hid power for the injured
man. Officer John I). Revuolds. who
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store 1 ‘
, After Christmas Sale
= 20% REDUCTION .
On All, oi the, Gift China, Cut Glass.
AlumimIm‘ Wai‘e, Carving Sets and
many other items. ‘ , 1
A big Chance to save money.
lthiilll‘Pll on the scene shortly utter-
ll
wards. accompanied the injured man
Qto the. hospital. It was f’owd that
tho had sustained thrce fractured ribs
[and a broker collar bone, besides a.
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All!) THURSDAY.
number of abrasions.
Mr. (‘rofoot is survived by a widow;
and one daughter. Miss Inca Crofoot,!
a teacher in the Norwalk public]
‘ vschools. There was general rcgrot'
lover the
Coméd Beef ......... Ioc .
MW, ............ ,6; Specnals for Wednesday
“horned Beef .. lac—lac; SHOULDER STEAK ......... 16¢ 11..
, ,d-‘Hams. ............. ,5, BEEF LIVER ......... . ........ .12¢11.,
,,Lmed‘spmdbs .......... 15c: gigging ........ . ........ . 14,1311).
[ flamed Tongues . ......... 24c SAUER KRAPJ'T ~~~~~ -- - . . . . . ................ 16¢ ill.
‘ :fiekled Pigs’ Feet ......... 12c! """""""""""""""" 15“ ‘li
. [$32,113]?!ng : Z if :2: Sehultze’s Samlary Markets
Md‘MfidaI Butter ......... 450 32 Washington St' 39 MainSt:
margarine ........ 25c—28ci South Norwalk. NOrwalk.
7‘ Freehw'Grcen Ground Bones 56 lb.I , , ~
“ ‘Charnolr’e Markpt
- .Free Delivery .
5834. 76mm: Manse.
-' 41: - South Nomalk
2?
as
“W“..—
rtouDAY GIFTS FOR MAN
”AND BOY
; ovERcoA'rs ‘
doe. $12.50. $15.00
‘.
{on 1
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.
Corned Beef Specials
PLATE CORNED BEEF ...................... 12¢ 11..
RUMP CORNED BEEF .. . .' ........
BONELESS CORNED BEEF
RED AND WHITE CABBAGE.
SPINACH AND KALE.
Beers Meal & Prolisiou C0.
" (2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
_ South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
Ice—«13¢ 20¢
‘ ilighicmhingCo.
,5 e "Can Guar—
' “tee Our Watch
Repairing
7 . l
«is true that most any i
can do watch repair~ l
h i is not true that all 1
l
Lid, is such that We are
0" bank our reputa—
1
g it to us,~ and we
you not only as to
p, ' but also as to
wattli‘ Inspector for
I andH.-‘Railroad.
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g l‘el. 371
7 at $1."... ..... $1.00 mm...
‘ $1.20»,
N CO.. Inc. . l
E., Norwalk. l
‘Tel.,§4r. ‘
Come, Be Happy!
w
James Donneliy
WEAR‘A
‘ i Pictorial Review Dress
Happiness comes from wearing
a dress just right—Simple and
Smart—and, what is never ovcrv
looked by the best dressers—
with the right Iiucs.
Only
Pictorial Review
Patterns
guarantee that chic, characteristic
of the real Parisienne.
JANUARY STYLES...
and the
WINTER FASHION BOOK -
NOW ON SALE
16580. Main St-
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A Happy New Year
INDEED IF YOU WILL GET YOUR “d’UPPLIES
HERE F013 YOUR FEAST.
at.
East India Tea C0.
125 Washington Street
I
T {y d Sentiu dd;
v. . ' ‘ _'
uufortuuutc affair i'\ Nor—
wnlh this morning. Mr. Crofoot wnsi
vcry well-known here, having been a,
rtt—‘iocnt for several years. lic was|
formerly principal of the public
school in Bothcl. whcrc ho ostahlish-'
cl! an excellent record for efficiencyl
llc rcmovcd to South Norwalk several}
yt-urz, zinc, and was extended us book-l
kcopcr for tho Clcurfolt. lint (tompunml
of Day and Raymond sir-cots. HoK
madc many friends in this position.
{‘aud lutcr‘ou again in school work,
. for which lu‘ was admirably littcd.‘lle
lltmkcd after the distribution of sup-y
;plics for all the schools in the city.
and was also iruunt oiliccr and school
ldisllict mumcrutm'. pcrforuiinl: if
large amount of work in the most can
able, umnncr. lie was .vory active.
‘lloncst and ugrccublc, and considered
a Wally rcmnrkuhlo man in his vuri'
lone: capacitlcs, being ulwuya willing:
lll'tl cucrgclic. and doing work that
«mum have kept twu or tin-cc men
ihusy. in connection with his duties
.us mmm ofllccr .lw frequently up
united in court. and came in contact
.Wllll the various city ofllcluls. all of
iwhom recognized his “'(ll‘lll"l\.llli the
1 consticmluus spirit in which he outer-‘1
'cd upon his duties. Mun» of the
’youths of tht‘hcity owe much to Mr.
{(‘rotoot. as he always Molnar kincllv
-iuluest in them .and did everything
iltfwrlblt‘ to put them on tho. right.
'pnih. Mr. Crofoot was a native of
Now Canaan. and was much interest-
lctl in all public matters in this sec-
? tlon of the state. . 3
Mr. Crofnot was 62 years of age
Sergeant Gibson who was on ditty
oucstionod llaulcy and obtained Xi".
tho information uossiblc about the un-
fortunate accident. ’
Following the news of Mr. ilrofoot's
dtuth, llugley was summoned to po-
llen headquarters. whore Medical Ex-
aminer Samuel H. Huntington ltcld
-l.im under bonds of $3.000 to await.
the hermit of the coroner‘s inqucst..
Samuel A. llaglcy, of Nor-walk. a?
lumber of the accused. bccumc sc-'
ournty for his unucuruucc. l
Coroner John J. l‘hclan scnl word
from Briducport .thls morning that
he would be here tomorrow morning
at “7:30 o'clock. to conduct can in!
quest. _ . l
3 Mr. Baglcy has driven for several.
years past. and has nc/cr before boon
cor-corned in an accident. He. is In,
ghrdcd an n. careful driver. and be:
lines in u strict. observance of the‘
speed and traffic regulations in (Your
nocticut and the adjoining states.l
through which he has toured frequents
lv. Much sympathy was expressed
for him on account of the unfortunate
(if currencc.
liuncrul services will in: hold Thurs
day afternoon ,nt 2 o'clock and Rev.
John Stanlclon, pastor of the South
Nni'walk (‘onm‘cgutiounl Church will
ollict'ato. lntcrtv‘nnt in the Lakevimv
cemetery, New Cannon. ' '
fillllll nouns
111 NEW unu Hill
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dcutl while the firt‘ was at its height
luu'ncd almost beyond recognition.
There were 10-1 guests in the hotel
and most of these madt' their escape
1'b_v using rope fire escapes kept in
tacit room and the metal escapes on
tho sides of the building. Many be‘
come confused and were either car-j
'ricd or led out. to safety. ,
The fire is believed to have caught
iu’the kitchen. The flames shot up a
dumb ,a’waiter shaft and in a short.
time. the entire third floor was on
fire. A passerby rang in an alarm.
So many firemen were occupied in
direction the bone that it Was neces-
sary to call on the few spectators and
nnhecmcn to help raise» ladders
sealant tho‘wall.
The hotel is owned and conducted
by F. S. McMahon. wall-known in ihe
llzcatrical ‘clrnlcs. The nrnnerty loss
is citimaied at about. $10,000. ,1
Advertise In the Sent-[behhsw
~ . ....
' 'olclock Wednesday afternoon, on Dec. very well to do The ceremony will
‘ .4- r , . ,
from Washington Stmdufuflornouu [030:0
rpcnd the Christmas holiday. ;.. "
'l‘hc. congressman is fooling, well; 8
after the first installment of the}?
limit scssion of thc Sixtyvfuurlh (‘on- .9
cross. and said that it scorned numb}.
to not back to Connecticut. it Is".
possible that he and Mrs. Oakley willK :
find it ucccssury to rcturu to \‘i’ash~;..
iugton bcforc Now Year's. in order;
that tho, congressman may atlcnd 1013
certain duties before tlu: llousc mccls .0.
on January 2. 3..
Congressman floltcy was intcrostod.‘ :
lu-"nuid, lo rcznl of the slutcmout of 0:0
(lt‘thrcssmuu Augustus l". (lurdncn of ..
.‘tlt‘wsuchusctts to thc cfioct that 111‘ .8
will Icfusc to support litmrcscnlutivc. :.
Janice ll. Mann of llllnois for spookcr oo
of ilu- next lluuso. bccuusc of Mann'sl
endorsement of President, Wilson‘s}
spend it to good advantage.
0 “ I
.1 o ooooo‘o o oooxeo
pence auto to the lui-opeun bt‘ll‘gt‘lw“z“:ts..:“:”:”:”$O:”.”.”.“.O0...». .90.». .«fiolpo.«.«.n‘«.ofi_
cuts, and of his intention to supportl 41
Representative lrviuc ll. Lourout oft
Wisconsin. instead. ('oucrossmuol
Oahcy regretted the situation, in»
cause. it thronlcncd to precipitate a,
tight among the republicans which;
would make certain tho ru-clecliou ofi
Speaker Champ Clark. the democratic,
candidate. l
Mr. Oukcy was optimistic about 11103
chant-es of his public forum bill?
pushing the House. despite the up!
position presented by lieuresoutatlvct
.1. \viuard liagsdaic of South Caro-l
liuu. Having been put on tho
unanimous consent calendar, the bill
will have the right of way and DP
Phone 410
SPENT
come and look us over. Here is the place where you can
If you haevn't any left and you are in need of a New 0
Overcoat, Suit or Cloak, open 3 charge account .1110 p
your bill in conveniept payments.
10Ak“; Will mm W H ‘ 7!$3..;..;..g..:..;..;..;.;;..;..;..3.525;..;..;..;..:..‘;..;.was:
l.:. ‘ ’ .tfi.
cum, 09111113111: XH ll 1'16 er & C O
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Congressman Believes it Will Passizgz ' west Washington Street . :31,
House—Fears Clark's n”"°'l'§° V.
“0|! too .4;
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Ԥ IF YOU HAV E A LITTLE g
.o
THAT IS NOT ;
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington Street
So. Norwalk
considered main a few days uif‘c‘t‘
the reopcnluu of Cnucross if it is .
finally adopted. it will open the pub; 1818
No M'lllml buildinvs in the District of! X fa c
Columbia to public mootinns. whom
lhcv arc not in use for school our-i
for This Week ‘
poses, vl‘llo bill was introduced bv. 13 LBS. SUGAR X NUTS ........ 21¢ H). i
('onercssman Oukov. as chairman oil' 1 00 w WALNUTS ..... 23¢ ll).
um Ilium-lot of Columbia committee. . $ . All Guaranteed ’
Speaking of Congressman Eheuczcr‘ . b
.l llill published views on the need ‘ French or American 6 BOXES BLUE TIP
of rom‘s-‘uuiziuu the republican mu 1
tinnal committee. Cnilurosmnun Oak» MI)X.ED CANDY MATCHES
mi said that, in his opinion, ndw iound 15¢ 25¢-
hloou was necrlcd in ”U" "allow".
committee .so that, it could be made GOLDEN GRAIN R. 8: R. PLUM
u "thnmmvh imtl (mmhulm‘l mwuniza FLOUR PUbDING . 1-
tin"” Mr lltn campaign of 1920. .,
The Conrvrnssmnu and Mrs. nuke" (lit 10 $1.20 hug NO- 1 cans ----- j- - -- 23¢ ‘ P
...m t... in “mum",ym“ m ”1,, lin‘g or NO. 2 cans .......... 41¢ ,
President. Wilson‘s inauguration. re. LBS. l’
“minim “tor the adjournment of the 130013 RICE FANCY CLUSTER ,
rrcscnt Congress. . RAISINS ,
~ —. Lut ‘0 17¢ Cut to 23¢ pkg.
The. "Flora Bella" company arrived
in town this morninu. coming in two GOOD SANTOS GOOD TEAS . ht
special cars. Everything is ln?‘8‘::‘tib LOFFEE Mixed, Oolong or English
ore for tonight’s big production at 19¢ 11). Breakfast
the Recent. The working staff is 011- 5 lbs. tur 90¢ Cut to 29¢ ll).
1v rivalled by the Ben Hur Company. .
Twenty-one stage hands are carried,
besides local helpers Joseph F. Vion
of Silvermine, is the manger, and re-
ports that at Stamford the company
Best Shrimp, wet or dry, 2 cans 25c
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played‘to Capacity House.
BRUFF DNORéEEERE UNTIL
WEDDING news
27, in New York city where Mrs. firuff
is noufiliving.
Whilo’in Bridgeporl, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruff, who moved in’lhc leading so-
Wed Kenneth Weeks Surprises ricty circles. where Mr, Weeks is like
Bridgeport wisc prominent. entertained a great
Bridgeport society was agog this deal at theirtt‘esideuce in Black Rock.
morning over the news that Mrs. Aug}, Mr. Bruff was at flint time financial
om J. 13mm. pmnflneht there about Secretary of the Union Metalic Can;
Announcement That Mrs. Bruff Will:
two years agoghad obtained a divorce tridge Co. Two years ago he was
from Mr, Bruit in Reno this fall and transferred to the Canada plant of
was about to be married to Kenneth that corcern‘. where he is still locat-
Weelrs,.former Yale athlete and mem- ed.
Mr. Weeks is the son of Mrshl.ymuu
S. Weeks of 445 Washington avenue
bar of the Variety crew of that univer-
si-ty. eight years ago. News of the
divorce, became "public through the
announcement that Mrs. Bruit and
lllr. Weeks wouldi’be married at 4 Fraternity.
her of the exclusive Scroll and Key
Mr. Weeks is saidlto be
While in Yale he was also a mem- ,
bc witnessed only be the members r:
'lhc immediate families.
Sentinel .des. Pay. Try one.
Shapely,
Novel, NeW!
.High—cut shoes for women
whose shapely, new features:
conform harmoniously to the
details of correct dress. _ .
.Grey Suede ...... $6.00l
White Kid ......... $6.50
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[feelers Shoe Store .
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