i ”will”
”2.. kind and
.u—rhuch better
fared. She sent
. home shining Coal to
3319 padr‘out our bins—we
give her credit {or this fact,
forget her other sins. We‘re
thankful to our patient friends
who’ve been so good to wait
/ and now we‘ll fill those or-
ders though pErhaps
somewhat late.
its
.. a”... -o-
Our Business Policy
To demonstrate that price is not cost! That cont can only
be determined by the‘lentth and quality of Iervice rend"-
ed. To cit-operate With our customers in «curing profit-
able service which after all is what they pay for, whether
lumber, flooring or shingles, the price is merely a consid-
eration for the article desired. You pay for the service the
article writ give. When we guarantee service, we menu
that it will be profitable to you—the customer. You are
_ entitled to something more than the delivery of the
article you have purchased.
. This means Quick, careful, intelligent and honest hand-
bag of every order entrusted to us.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
\
We wish you all a happy
year, good health and money
too—a place in the sun for
every one—and oy‘erhead the
‘ THE
roams COAL
COMPANY
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
—--
«no
only tllltll
(t‘ontlnurd from that ital-l“)
warn would ho tooo This was donc
at ”w ttdt‘lt'o ut t‘blct‘ l’t-uninuton.
\\‘lltl tipcurrd butoro tln- council. This
toward uhould lncrcuso llll' nctivillvh
of tho ncurchcra in thc surrounding
towns and should do much to bow
round up the ptuilty partlca. ’l‘hc in-
col police, bowovcr, til't' not airing
the him of the reward any thought
whatrocvor. All that lhcy are dctcr-
lllilll'ti to do in to brim; lilt' t'ttlpt'ilh
lo justlco.
'l'hc condition of ()llict-r Itohvrts is
no: :trious as was at first ntlppost'd
although his condition is critical. ’ lie
spcnt tt vcry comfortable night. liur~
Clearance Sale
OF ALL WINTER STOCK
We have further reduced our prices on all‘ garments of
Women's and Misses‘ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Evening Gowns,
Blouses, Skirts and MuFfs. Our prices are the lowest in
The Norwalks, comparing quality.
“(are PARIS, Cloaks & Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
in; considerable portion of it ilt' man
ward to socurc sonic sloop. “t' i.-
rult‘cring trout pains in tho back of
tho ltcad. No furtbcr probing was
ititiltl' nor was an x~ray picturc of tht
‘uotiml takcn. ’l‘bis :“ill bi- (lottc latc
loudly or tomorrow, 'l‘ln- ltllt'lltlilli.’
,pbyeiciuns say that ho has a hood
t bani-c of rccovvriulz.
i 'l‘itr hood dcscription :‘l't‘llll‘ti of tilt
lrnt. i.‘ aiding tho local poiicc art-at
'ly it: tho Search of tho furitlvt‘s. t‘ir
molars containinu it haw bt-cn .wul
i't't-atit'ast throughout the: stutv tin-r)
i.-'..~t.ltiotts clnu-actcr in tho neighbor-
:bn-t.‘ is brim: caulninvd. 'l‘bc local
ttuvlitt M'Ulll't‘ti tho woods and strocts
throughout thc photo of tilt'tllt'l' Nor-
ithil. yt-stct‘day and lhc M'tll‘l'll is still
ltiu,
l (1 ref I‘cttninuton today said that it
‘miylu lakc timc to tztpttirr tln- llll‘ll,
:" s NEW MODELS
\ ; $10 $12.50. $15 AND
$18
CopyrighttltothingCo.t
< n N. Main St So. Namath?
w... _.
._.._.5____.
Big Bargins
I Ktanach & Bach
x Shoninger .
1 Gordon i
1 Christie 8: Sort '
t Raven & Bacon
$65.00 ANDUP i
Studwell Piano Co. ’
Specials for. Thursday
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons With Cash Purchases.
SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS "4¢ lb.
oun..........
RIB LAMB CHOPS .................... 23¢ 11..
DOIN LAMB CHOPS .. ...................... 32¢ 1p.
PIGS‘ FEET, PIGS’ E'ARS AND PIGS’_SNOOTS.
Beers Meat it Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
‘- Superior Clothin,r
Sensibly Priced
‘“ Sold'on Credit
. cry»: * ~ a
thirty & Brennan
fl
ts?”
The A. J. Angevioe 8: Son Co.
FURNITURE
int he would ccrtuinly L't‘l tln'm in
,tim cud. llo dcclurt-d that it would
' . no hard with Ihcm it’ caught. llc- :‘aid
“innit lill‘ lllt'llllif‘l‘s til llll‘ ltlt'ztl ltll‘t‘t-
‘Ivcrc not working for tho l't“t\.tl‘tl. but
for jllbllt‘l‘ nlom-. llc nmorlcd that
all of tho for-co had put in t-Vll’il hour:
\vi'n \xillincucss and that ho “tin
nuvrc I'M-ll conlitlont that bt-forc lic
'toi..ttttd that the polict- wcrc on tho
ill-12.4 ot the fucilivcs. in tact, t‘bit'l
Il‘uiniuctou lllh‘lllllitll‘d that urn->1,
lull! follow shortly. -
i 'i‘iir-rc is no chanyo in tho tt>|vt‘t'l of
‘tltu .~<~r-n«- of lllt' crimc. liafnc-r'r rim
~1v‘ir- olt SHHlt'W :tvcuuc. Nothin;
"iltt'll might prmo to ho a chic with
Ib- tyt-cption of tho lbrcc suit rim-9..
it» bub discount-d. ll “0. l-arucd
-zi day that tilltt'r pt‘oplo bud ill-.tt'tl 1hr
“('llitllt‘fi of (lillct't‘ Roberts its hr-‘t‘ttll
:..,: tor hclp. (luv woman on iiil)\il‘\\'
;:\cuuc. idiot Norwullt til'l'ltil‘t'tl l‘.t;tl
.~‘;.- was itWiiiit‘llttl about tltrt'timc of
tin» illlt'lllltlt‘ti murdcr by lilt tackling
‘T in r p-rsc, h‘ho opt-m d thc window
and lookcd out and it i> :tllt-gtd that
mt ,‘tt\\' l\\'t) tll' llll‘t‘t‘ ltit‘ll on :1 SH)“,
‘tit‘tl just off of Month's dock bolting
1m: to Fred Lovcjoy of Socontl strwt.
tins front this information. the
‘ilr’trly that tho assailants might lrnvc
t‘r-t: pod by watcr has town founded
l'lhi: tltoot'y is fttl‘lhcl‘t'd bccauso S.
‘lcvf' bus itit'lllifit‘d the suit cusps
‘i'cuuo in, tho cigar store its thus/0
ir-ttiitu from his store on \‘l’a‘tcr strut,
t‘l.ri.~lmas live. As his store was aitu
ilit'ti within a low hundred loci of
tho watt-r and tho articles stub-u worn
cxtromcly bulky, it looks as though
,1. .- 4.2 sou‘rn MAIN ST.
Bath Form Ficturcs
Glass and Opal Towel Bars,
3 Shelves, Scap Dishes, Paper
' Holders, Tumbler Holders. Bath
gSeats, Mirrors. Medicine Cabi-
nets, Bath Tub Mats, Sprayers.
Etc, at Lowest Prices.
.; ‘ Albert F. Gchebe
t Phone 10692
{25 Washington St.
Prnmnt Deliverv.
So. Norwaliu
‘FRINITY‘S REAL ’ESTATE HOLD.
SPECIALS
Delicious Butter, a lb. ............................ 39f?
Pure Lard, a 1b. .................................. 19¢
Selected Eggs, a dozen ........................... 40(-
Frcsh Roasted COHCe ....... :1 lb. 21¢. 51bs.$1,00
ereatena, 2 pkgs. ............................... 25(-
’Duryea's Corn Starch, a pkg. ........................ 8?
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
.7 lNGS
INEW YORK, Jan. to; -A rt-ot‘gttn
union of the system of managing rho
huge real-estate holdings of ’l‘rintty
Wisdom] Parish, with thr- installation:
more modern mr-thods of younger
91in“ announced today Trinity,]
39‘ Wealthiost i’rolcstanl church in‘,
U'United States, it not in the world *
was 360 houses in the Greenwich
pge district of New York city, and
t5 holdings arc asscsscd at $15,000,;
000. it is__cxpcctcd that a numbcr of
in old buildings will bc torn. down to;
make way for more moieru strucl-l
ores. William H. Wbcclock, an of-
ficer of a loading real-estate firm:
re, has; bcrn cb-ctcd managcr of the'
al-estale of thc parish,
rHREE'RErEREEs FOR l‘
BOUTS lN NEBRASKA:
l
o——.
Ah’innovation it tho conduct of
gtmatchcs is planncd in the box-
.hill drafted for Nebraska. which.
be. voted on at the prescrt s‘1-f_
of the state legislature. »
tend of a referee to direct the1
the bill provides for an umpir?
ring to handle the fighters and
ridges at ringside to help the urn-
decide on decisions.
plan is evidently adopted from .
An“. rules for amateur boxing
Y which provide for three of-.
l
r
hosting bill also prohibit: guar-y
of filters. All must box on
§ Tel. 371
Lean smoked Shoulders 16c ib
H. 0. Oats 2 \pkgs. 25c
East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
A
tho vscapc of ”W lbivvt-a might haw
:bvcn tuttdc by boat. Thus if tbv Hilllt'
.‘Iar'cnls :ll‘t‘ conccrncd in llw shoou'nc
{of t'libccr Ilobcrts. it. is lllUlt' than lltl-
‘llli‘ili that lht' sumo moans of cscapc
'n. :;bt haw' lire-ti uscd.
"tradition
3 0f AMENDING Cflllllill
l ((‘ontiuut-d from First Page)
i
; .lutluc Walsh also said lhtt; a hill
ltl’ould bc inlroduccd at a ltllltl‘r' coun
til mcclinu :uncndinc thc chartcr on
liltm‘ loint.
‘ 'i‘bc judge has sccurcd a ccrtiticutt-
iof titlc to ”to bind on which thc llow
1hr: pital will bc crcctud.
] l'pon bt-int: qucslioncd.
.ludgc
"Whilsb said that the two hills which
two! ilt‘ introduccd in thc legislature
1m tho immr‘diatc futurc bnvt- boon
ggu'cpurt‘tl and .il‘l‘ now rcudy to bc pro-
!.‘-l‘i\ll‘ll at any limc. Ono of lllt‘st'
w, i).ii.~‘ if pnssul will allow tho hospital
{association to amend its articles of
Io.-":u.i7.ation_ anti tho other will amend
;tln- stockholdcrs voting: law so that
non thirds of those prcsont at u rogu-
‘lariy cullcd mcotiut: can pass any
atzcndmcul. At the prcsvnt limc a
.twotltiids votc of the r-ntlrc body of
',~l-'rcltholdcrs and non-stockholders is
pccs wary for such action to be taken
‘lnwt'ully. in vicw of the fact. that
ltm‘ro ttrc at. tho pt‘csont timc ovct'
Itivc hundred non-stockholdinr.r mom-
lhnrs, it is almost on impossibility lo
mcurc a two thirds votc at any mcct
mg.
Arthur C‘. \‘i'hcclcr roportcd that ho
had sccurcd tho insurnncc'policy on
ll‘t’ land to covcr'thc money contribut-
icri by l". 1'}. Lewis of Saugawck.
pkg,
T ristram & Hyatt
Noeralk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
‘ remain JAN
\ {1"
. r5, rgry'
L
Three Important Sales
20%_OFF ON ALL THE FURS
10% Off on All the Suits, Coats and, Separate Skirts
Annual Clearance of Muslin Underwear
Do Not bliss These Chances To Save Money
' as: warm
("outinUcd from First Par-v.)
Ilt'ill Sui-tat minor t‘lll.~ about tho
bcao, our t'_\t' \\':l.\ disiolort-d, and ill!
item “lhl “as brum-d.
.\.~ ho was umtblo to account for
Lintwlt' to tho local policc, ho was
tall-n to litidccport, whcru lp- \\;l.‘\
l'lt“ll|llttl and l‘t‘lf‘llht‘ti.
.lu' ~«arch was sloth-d tor his assault
out.» by llh lit‘ttlncport polit't‘.
llomt-l'o i~ lbtz ~lztr \\i|llt‘.\" for lb:
Illtl :cutiou acuimt llalliday. and is
3-1“th :ilty thr only damacih: pitucsa.
t\-llt hint out of tho \HU llalliday".~'
llwoum \.titllti lw a:-~urcd. (itbt-r-
‘\l't llnlliduy may br convictctl on lhr
it. ml clatrtcs of "ll’thi‘lllt‘llll'lll
v .‘ml will bv broucbt :icnin-r him.
titunro i.- intuit on liztrnum aw.
nuc. l.;t.~t ltlLlltl lo- instructed u tiitr,‘
in Spannb at tho local Y. M. t‘ A.
:pd \\'tl> on his way homo. ubcu as-
~tlilil‘tl. lb- was “album ttlolt: \\';i'.
It trn cl bt lu'v 4-:1 \Vull rll't‘l'l and
l-'..it livid thrillh‘, ulzou >utlilt-nly I‘l'l
i,;,. p by Ft‘\t'l'tll llll‘ll.
Kicked and Beaten.
iiu nu.- :'.l'ttci: ovcr lhc lit'illi rm»
vr~i limo» “ilh liiitt‘lijtlt‘hr. and kick
«d and boulcu about lb» [lit\tlilt’ll'..
'l‘i t it I'm nwu tilrumn'ul‘l‘tl as suddcu~
ly as thcy had room. llomcro got to
his hot and in it dazc sturtcd to walk.
H‘IItJl'l tho affair. llut when he rcacb-
td lllt‘ police building. ho was too
oazcd to know it and contiuucd walk
”it: out Fairliold awnuc.
llt -l.cpt on “attain: until sloppod
illt' torn up bridcc in \\'tstpotl_
v.1.«tc a dctour is ttt‘t‘t‘s‘sttl‘y. “t' was
in
.Jrl‘l \"ht'll atpprt-bt-ndcd by tho polit-t-
or that town.
Held for Shooting Probe.
.\k ho was unublv to account for
bump”. it “as thoucbt that ln- was
inplxcatwl in lllt' fatal shootillL‘ of Pd
lit-(man ltobi'tts. “illtll occurrcd in
.‘r'oruall; l:t>l uizbt, \vbtu tlli- polico
: illl‘ mph-d to arrest two youthful
buttlars \\ ho ltnzl iuok-u into a ston-
ltumcro lattr was placcd in an an
Imuobilc and burricil to this
.\ polit't- guard may h.- prmidctl for
him until uttcr lltt' trial on Saturday
c‘ ll.i: \Vt‘t‘k.
GEORGE 8. RAYMOND
(Continued new first Page.)
iioual think. for in addition to having
the very complinwntury and unquali-
fit d :llqtl‘tnttl of tho board of dircctors
i: - t njoys tho complctc coufidcncc and
than 01' lb:- bank's patrons. 'l‘bo
.l-ttlcr. in cxprcssin: lbcir plousuro to-
day owr .\lr. Raymond's sclccljon.
.‘r-:.iiip, the bank will have no increas-
cd prosperity. it was poinlcd out
that (‘ashier Raymond is of tho
t‘t(.oughly 1.ro,‘:l‘o.s5i\‘e type of young
banking mcn and will wage a strong
(iiiitllaiflrin maintaining the instiiu~
ant leading banks of be city. in this
cunucction Mr. Raymond has activc
(ti-operation of tho directors in the
cc;.:idcr:tli0n of :i number of innova-
Specials for ‘Thursday
Pros FEET ................ . .................... 35,-
.SAUER KRAUT ............. . ............... 15¢ .p.
PLATE CORNED BEEF ......................... 12¢
BONELESS CORNED BEEF ..... 16¢ to 13¢
RUMP CORNED BEEF . ..... 16¢ "to 13,,»
CABBAGE
........... . ............. 7‘5 ll).
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
Markets
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
i 3.11. Wheeler ”,3“ sugg’catfd that 3 Hour calculated to increase the bank‘s
;th:- treasurer of tho amoeiation make - "ilucncc. P‘m'i“ announcement or
trunntbly rpm,“ to ”"5130",“ of “chc dctails of tho contcmplated ex
,rcclors. _ ion. tone will, probably be tirade/short-
; A vote of thanks was thou extend-.I-V- ' ‘
in! to President. McMullen for thc nidl ('i .shicr Raymond. who was born in
,,.,,.mm.pd by him in scouring the ox- 1.x:ti and is thirty-three ycarr. of age,
‘2‘,“ services of poms J. Cohen for ”Willis been in the service of tlw (Ion-
,bcspital. tint National Bank for sixteen years.
' The, board then passed a vote of and 1183 always
i'..z‘.nlts_ to Louis J. Cohen for his lab-
Ims and services timing: the past year
'fcr the hospital and its several
branches of work. _
i The motion to adjourn was then
' made and carried.
to him.
ricpartmcnts to the office of paying
ellrr,.which he has held for tr-n years.
George and John ‘iockley of Cleve-
land, Ohio, have retu ned to that city
after spending two weeks with their
.parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mockley,
'mic by uniform courtesy to tilt the
,‘atrons of the bank, which has gain-
‘al for him their friendship and res-
pect. - l.‘ "
of Orchard street. :vii. R‘lyllloml is thoroughly a pro-
.-\n immodi-'
l
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1|in g to co to Police hcadquarlcrs to! -————--~
l
~luuoim: in a dam] condition at lhi:‘
city 1
“llct'c ho was idcutiticd and rcb-ascd.
lil08ill__BlNll osmttt‘
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3H. Krieger & Cox:
CDON’T MISS OUR
Final Clearance Sale
We have started this sale a month earlier than usual
to give all a chance to make good use of their bargains.
Boys‘ Mackinaws and OVCrCOats are included in
t
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W.L.DOUGLAS
,, soothsaoo & sarcoma 1.7.2;
, o ’7‘ I“
' j/K "“ ‘ To:
Wag
: .
on.» of Not'wulk. htnin: bt-cn born in
llil: city.
and Mrs. (E. \\‘. Raymond and atlomlr-d
(In local grammar schools, :zruclunting
lrtm lbc high school in 19M and go
uni: from tin-re directly into tho scr-
. ' . in v. hich ho is popular.
frecly predicted that undcr bis cash--
\tco o!” the Control National lIanlt
urcit r (‘ashicr t‘urtis, who rocounimd
hi:: ability by advancing him to tho
]bl_\lll§: tollcrship when he was only
in t nty-tlu-cc years old.
l.il~lllt’l‘ Raymond “thus an
p..-rt in the social life
iltiiH‘
of tho city.
lit-r oi the Norwnllt club. the Norwalk
lt'ctmtry club and the Nutmeg: club.
‘llc is also a
tucmbcr of St. John's
indigo. No. ti, A. l". and A. .\l.. Wash-
_l:.,L’l0ll chapter, No. 24, it. A. .\l.: t‘lin
tion‘s. position and prestige as one of'
toll t'ommnndcry. No. 3, Knights 't‘mn-
liar. and l‘yrnmid Tcmplc, A. A. 0.
.\‘. .‘al, 8.. of Bridgcport. ‘
'i‘lte prclintinnry step to making Illr
‘iiaymond cashier came ycslcrday at
proved worthy tofl
"its work has always been cbaractcr- it
!
thc annualmcctinx of thc ,‘tlllll‘t-‘lltll'h'
crs of the ‘bank, when he was made:
a member of the board of directors.
ili(‘('(‘t’(illli.' to the placc lcl‘t vacant
by Sir. (‘urlis's dcath.
of the board are Harvoy )l.
.t. Thornton l’rowitt. Stephen
Kcnl
ll.
lioimcs, Samucl lryncs, Ctnroitcc 1-).
Slansou, John '1‘. llaycs and Mr.
nick-d.
”(a 9y M. Kent was rc-clcctod presi-
my.
.l‘l today's meeting of the dircctors;
(-t-t‘ry trust that has been delegated (gt-pr and J. uprnton Prow’itt, rico-
Hc began his duties with pn-sidcnt.
'lm bank of which he has just had thel‘ ’lbe full list. of officers elected and»
honor of being mudc cashier as a clerk 3 appointments made for the cnsuiug.‘
art: was advanced through the various 1 year are as follows.
President~Hnrvey M. Kent.
\‘ico-I’rcsidcnt—~J. Thornton l’row
(miller—George S. Raymond.
'l‘r-llcr—(‘yrus M. Benedict.
Bookkeeper—Ralph Stools.
At-slstant Bookkeeper—«Le Grand (‘
- . u I
lie is tm‘ only son of Mr.
llc is a lllt'lli-‘
'l‘bc mt-mbcrs '
Ail—u.
i'ltl'k‘ Nut lliitti.
'i‘lu ill‘llllilllllit'lll of .\Ir, loin-dirt J
swuwd .‘ylr. itl)l.-t|tlti its pilyiu: It -i-
‘t:‘ l> also a happy choico on llu- pa 1
(it tho dirt-ctors for he- also tuvrii-z
the position on amount of >I‘\t‘l;.l
your? faithful Fl'l‘\l('l‘ in tho bqu.'.~)
t'l'lll on,
NEW RACING LAWS
._....._
i
Rough drafts of a codc of
laws for tracks afiilialv'd with both 4-0
sociutions \vcrv itt‘tt‘lilt‘d brat niubt ivy
tho .loint l’tulca (‘ommitlcc of the too
gt)\'t‘l"llll£,' organizations. One of tire
principal ncw provisos that trio
rule‘s shall bomaudalory and not 51'?)-
jcq to any alteration whatsoever ":4
olficials of .111 individual racing: cm-
corn.
it wan: found during thc first surrey
that about thrcc-fourtbs of the two as
sot-tattoos” rcgulatimts wcrc idt'lllll‘nl.
l'.ll'l" ‘4
is
it took more than a day to make ti :9
remaining mcasurcs similar. $.9ch
:tarics Knight and Goober said tonight
that this was accomplitbcd \vithmt
friction.
Various systems under which in .
may be conducted nrc‘ prescribed.
Hereafter it will not be possible for
the fifth heat in case of a Spill.
race must go on until one hora-2 gczs
thrcc boats. Time allowances are not
as liberal as ltcrctoforc. Wright mak-
ing by drivers is a thing of the pa<t
and only winners of races will be
charged with records. An effort.-
lmurk. heat winners lulled.
TL“ .,
to"
Norwalk Chronicler