DAL ‘
‘ Our bins are treasure houses
~01 Good Coal, at your com-
mand, to transform your homes
from the- rigorous climate at
the North to the gentle balmj-
nose of the South.
Railroad fares are higher
than coal.
Why Florida?
EITI‘
Tie NEW EDISON
"lhe Phonograph Wlth I Soul."
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
85 North Main Skeet
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice tin
fIinnecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Russ and
Meal, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called for and delivered
3HONE 9|.
1"— .
Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR.
LO N DO NM A D E E
ill“
'1 n.
CY: mu PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhlll'o
Ilahackomo Block Tel. no
SIGN PAINTER
“ign- of every description and
anywhere
Electric Signs a Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
10 Lexington Avenue, City
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rags. papers, junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A square deal
mm.
PHILIP P. MAI-IONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Mud-hand Goods Always on Sale.
Our claims 0
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USED
. Fifty Years of Service
Price is naturally important but there is no w
out what a price is without knowing the quality.
f high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
dealings by fifty years of favor'among our OWn home~ people
is evidenced by steady growth and expansion.
The Hatch {of Bailey Co.
Distributors for John—Manville Co.
Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards
Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, fine shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Cy1inder
Touring, Overland Coupe
at right prices
3. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
G SENTINEI. mm ,,
”A
‘-
ay of finding
Bird & Son, Roofings, Beaver
, and
’-'-"‘-'~Po"—'"--”-A ......
CARS
WATCH REPAIRING
CLOCK REPAIRING
JEWELRY REPAIRING
“'0 are now prepared to give the host class 'of workman-
ship at short notice—All work guaranteed,
(‘umplvtc Optical department.
0. B. JACKSON
J eweler—Optometrist
ix-snvu: MEN]
Following is a. list. of the names of
many ex-service men in which there
are mistakes. and corrections on
which must be reported to the local
office of the Red Cross before Thurs-
day noon. January 19th.
If corrections are not given on the
names listed below. they will be omit-
ted from the bronze tablets. which are
to flank the base of the French war
cannon. on the Library Green. First
district.
The names listed below are those of
L. M and N:
L.
L'Hommcdieu. Earle 13.; Lockwood.
M. DeF.. Jr.; Longstreet. Van: Lone—
sak. Alex: Lonchak. Alex: Lotizlo.
Joseph M.; Louden. Allen “C; Louden.
Arthur Joseph; Louden. Charles H.;
Louden. Frederick P.; Louden. Rich—
ard P.: Lovett, Edward. Lucas. Ed-
ward; Luciano. Liberato; Lumnlcuer,
Tihamer; Lydcn. Martin A.: Lyden.
Thomas M.; Lynch. Harold J.: Ly’nch.
John: Lynch. Richard J.: Latham;
Latham. George \N.; Libner. Joseph;
Libner, Jacob: LaNnn, Harry H.: Lib-
ner, Isadore; Lyden. J. Joseph: Lyons.
JosepthLane. George l..: Lent. Al-
fred; Larsen. Albert C: List. Jack;
Lucas. Chris John: Lamb. Robert T.:
Lamnet. Edward: Lane, Arthur B.:
Lane. John J.: LaPira, Tony; Larrau-
ri. Ramon J.: Latham. Harry Nelson:
Laudano. Giovanni; Lawson. John 31.:
Laydcn. Ernest J.: Lnyrlcn. John E:
I.(’l‘. Arthur .‘Iamvs; Lee Martin M.;
Iml‘ferson. \Villinm l1: Lung. Frank A.;
Long. “'illiam Ralph; lx-hotzky. Jul-
ius D: Lengyei, Martin; Lengycl.
Stephen \\'.; Lepim. Antonio: chpert.
I-I'lflml C: Leroy. Randolph; 119ml.
Bela: Levis. John E: Levy. Abraham;
Levy. Charles; Lewis. llcnry; Lexin.
Eugene.
M’.
Martin. I’lcnry; Marvin. Albert J.:
Mnstcrson. \Villinm: Mastcrson. Har-
old 17.: Mnttilo. Gcanaro: May. John
Pl‘i'tlt'rlfk: anzion, Snivator; ”Monti.
Howard ll: Meeker. George: Morri-
z'im. l‘liillip 31.: Mcrrllt. llc\\'itt 11.;
Mrzziorc. Salvalnr: Middli-lsronk.
.lnmvs; Millard. .l. J.: Miller. (‘ulvin
ii; Milli-r. l-Irlc ll; Mlllrr. lir-nry:
Millwr. John J : Mills. Similo-v .\.; Mis—
l.ii. l‘nul; Mislvnki. 'l‘ltcmlm‘r: Mislcn-
kl. Tony: Mitchell. \anlrr T\i.: Monk-
lc-y. ('lovnrpm Mof‘fctt, (‘lnnrlt-s II.: Ma-
lionn-y. Mii'lmrl: Monoglmn. John 'i‘.:
Monroe. liolwrt ll : Monro. llnvid:
hinting Fri-«l; Marlin-iv. l'Tiiwnril: Mor—
'l
L A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
a. Examlner U. 8. Patent Office
PATENTS
Sand for Booklet on Patents
”‘Ifln 8t., Bridgeport, Conn.
3—-
SPECIALS
, FOR THE WEEK
ulatedSugar......5clb.
- =-: .in Bulk, fresh frOm
the mill ......... 6 lbs. 25c
Fancy Prunes . . 140 lb.
Tissue ....... . 7 for 25¢
s'FULL
tage St., East Norwalk
~—_ B—vn.‘
udintholeuinoi
, —.._.MJ'L4',,‘ .
m «f classified
MilllENAiiESth , 3'
J
L
ll
Black Enameled Suit
18 in.
Boston Bags—Straps
—i
‘7
r TRISTRAM
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
ii Why Is a Ha
A Money, Time and Temper Saver? 3
BECAUSE—“It is a clothes press and chiffonier, and the (3.330,.
ier and clothes press that is a trunk,” as one constant user puts it. 33 3‘
No packing or unpacking on your trip. Every gamnent 3138333833;
instantly, without disturbing the rest—-— -
' We Have Several Models from $25.00 to $55.00
Solid Leather Suit Cases .. ...................... >5...)
Solid Leather Hand Bags—Black, tan or
Enameled Shopping Bags—Attraztively lined .............
a HYATT
4“
Oman Wardrobe Trunk
3;
3.
0 to $15,033 3
Cases—Very popular .. . . . . . . . . . _ 3 75, 3,
mahogany. lit in..- ‘g
. . . ......................... $5.00 to $25.00
only ................ $2.75; with loci; $3.2, ’
‘i‘o- -
_
Why not get mother
a pair of
Warm Lined
Shoes
We Sell Them from
$2 to $3.50 pr.
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
The Store that Saves You
5.. r ., v _ inriy. .Iumcs l“; Moritz. I-Irncst; Mor-
08 ‘W a“ Street hor‘valk its. t‘nrl A ; Murrnw. \‘\‘illi.|ni II : MOS—
W W canto. I'nulo: Music-r. Hurry IL: Moss—
” #- mnn. .‘\II'0I'I'.\.: Molt. .lulln Edgar;
.‘II'Iill'I\‘(Ill. Arthur Il.; Muzuvrrn. liti—
“uni .\l.: Mutton-r0.\lvnln: I\lc.\llis~
v ‘0 i- r. l-Zilwnui i'; Mrt‘urthy. \\'illinm S:
Schultze,s Th d S 0 l .\I((iu\-ln. Harold lliiliu; .\It‘l\'t~llill‘_\‘.
I'll ti. pry." \\‘, .‘Itlu'llluhllll. llvruzxrd;
S ay peel S Mn. I mum. ('huilrs; Alvis-Hun, llnr-
. liltl l‘. .‘Il'\IIIII1 l1. l'llnrlrs l-‘.; Muck-
.-‘- ' 3 pay. .Iul-‘nirll.’ Klilt‘sili'lulli. Ralph; Mu-
‘ v 7 a ‘, )' . inn. .Inmas l-Z‘. Mnhunry. Michm-l:
gfigliix‘LTézlszys LS( .AL-IJOI S . . . . . . 500 1)]nt Mallory, 4‘l‘nrlus: Munch. John \\'.;
' )lnilslio'lil. Iilll'lliinli llcun; Munzl.
. PAR HAMS """"" 280 lb’ l‘lnllip: Mnrtus, Louis II; Murillo.
Brisket Corned Beef . . . . . .......... 7c lb. '33:”? r"313‘“"\-‘.,',-1‘.“*“:‘3‘“‘15‘; “1:“—
, c . _: . v u: l. l mm . : . c‘ar iy.
I late (01‘1le Beef . . ...... . . . . . \\'illl:un l~‘; Muncls John I‘.; Morgan.
R . ' \vm' \ \iil ll nc “H
.mm . .: . . -2 :‘l:-- l. {ussr :. lv
Bump (SOI'l’led 1399f ....... . . . . . 180-220 lb. (‘i-k. John: Mrh‘all). l-Idward I..: Mc-
acon uareg . . . . Sully. Edunrd .l ; Macy. Ralph Guard;
q ‘ """" ' ‘ """ 20C lb‘ Mm-kvr, Archibald; Mcckcr. John IL:
Mm-lmn. Iinuillii; McMahon. Edward:
Sch e’s S .t M k Mnrinn. .Iusqm .-\: Mullinzs. liolicrt
|III:Z .\I.: Mullny, (hm-m; Mulvey. .lolin
an! ary ar ets .lumrs; Mulxoy. John Joseph; Mur-
Norwalk, 39 Main St.. Wash’ton 8t. and B. 8. Ave, 8. Norwalk 3‘3"" “”2“ " ‘ “WW?“ Th‘m‘” “-
_ . urmy. .‘ormun (‘z .Iuih."l‘lw0dort
Westport Stamford M 3001‘ BHdg‘OpOfl J.: Mount-r. .I. C; anzion. Sulvatorc'.
' Murphy. Charles: McGrnth. Mathew
A.: Mathewson. George T.; Murphy.
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PHONE 1405
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ulity Gcersm and Free
.Delivery.
A.F.Beckmann€a°Co.Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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FREE DELIVERY
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lVIME. J EANN ETTE
56 South Main Street
South Norwalk
JANUARY SALE
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED
\‘car.
Silk Muslin, Knit Underwear,
Do not fail to take advantage of this money savings
apportunity. Now is the time to lay in your supply of winter
If it's Corsets, Gloves, Silk, Silk and Wool, Wool, Lisle Hosiery,
Corduroy Kimonos, Children’s
Wool Sox, Lisle Hosiery, this is the place to buy.
STATE DIRECTOR M‘RENZIE
MOVES TO THE CAPITAL.
State Prohibition Director Harry F.
Mackenzie has moved from Bethel to
Hartford for the winter and has clos-
ed up his Bethel rcsidcnc».
Mr. MacKenzie has made the Change
he announced. because of the length
of time it takes to travel back and
forth to his office in Hartford due to
the fact that he has been suffering
from a. nervous breakdowu from
which he is slowly recovering.
PAPER FROM NORWAY THROUGH
A PACIFIC PORT
ASTORIA. Ore., Jan. 18,—What is
said to be the first trainload of news-
print paper to go "into the interior of
the United States through a Pacific
port. left here last night for Spokane.
The paper was manufactured in Nor-
way. _
2 19m!-
’—
ICENTRAL TRUST CORIPANY OFFI-
CERS.
Officers were elected yesterday aft-
ernoon at a meeting of the directors
or the Central Trust Company. The
officers follow: ~
President—J. P. Prowitt.
Vice-President—C. E. Force.
Assistant Treasurer—Cyrus M. Ben-
edict.
Secretary—R. B. Comstock.
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BISHOP 0F OGDENSBURG.
_ OGDENSBURG. i". Y.. Jan. 18.—
The Rt. Rev. Joseph Henry Conroy
was installed as bishop of Ogdens-
burg. at St. Mary's Cathedral. today.
by Archbishop. Hayes. of New York.
Church dignitaries in the United
States and Canada were among the:
two hundred clergyman present». ' .
Bishop Conroy succeeds‘j‘the late
Bishop Gabriel. to whom heiress "a3 '
’
Edgar G.: Murphy. Charles A.: Mayer.
Harry 5.; Mills. Russell 8.: Mnlvihill.
Daniel F: Mid-Nolan. Frank A.: Mid-
dleton, Frank A“ Jr; hissl. James V.
Jr.
5'.
Nanck. Lawn-lice; Nonline. I-‘rank
FL; Neulmucr. Joseph: chnsky, Na-
than: chcll. James 13.: Nichols. Clay—
ton “K: Xichola. Clifford R: Nicssiur.
Adam: Nictelski. John. Nihill. Francis
\\'.; Noomnn. \Villiam: Noone. Fred:
Nordmnn. Charles H.: Northrup. Les-
lie: Noscato. Nicola: Nyamdy. Eugene
\V.: Sesline. Alfred J.: Novas. H.: Ne-
vas. Bernard: Nickcrson. Lester R.
GOVERNOR LAKE
NAMES TRUSTEES
Continued from First Page.
Otto 13. Robinson of the \Vindlmm-
Scotland probate court. Mrs. Robin-
son wns born in Columbia where she
was graduated from the grammer
schools. She attended \Vindham High
School and later taught school in her
native town. Mrs. Robinson took up
the study of music for a vocation
when 8. young woman and was VPI‘)’
successful. She is a singer of unusual
ability and for a number of years was
seprano soloist at the Asylum Avenue
Congregational church. Hartford.
when ltev. Joseph I‘L'Twitchell was
pastor. Later she was soloist at the
Congregational church in this city.
Mrs. Robinson was one of the leading
war workers in “'illimantic during
the world war and was identified in
Red Cross work. At the present time
she is vice-chairman of Red Cross
Nursing activities in Willimantic.
chairman of the civic committee of
the “'illimantic \Voman's Club. a
member of the Ladies‘ Society of the
First Congregational church and lead-
er of the Baptist church choir. Judge
and Mrs Robinson reside at No. 207
Lewiston avenue. \R’iilimantic. They
have two children. George F'. Robin-
son. who is connected with the Capitol
City Lumber Company of Hartford.
and Phyliss Robinson. who is a. mem-
ber of the senior class 01" VVlndharn
High School.
Former POSlmlStl'OSS.
Mrs. Vinton is one of Tolland coun-
ty's best known women. She put the
town of Mansfield “over the top” time
and time againpin the various victory
loan and Red Cross campaigns during
the world war. Mrs. 'Vinton was born
in Somers and when a. little girl went
with her parents to Winrmantic where
she attended and gradyé'xe d «t om the
.Na‘tchaugh: .. finial“ “.011 ‘ '
Money.
locnirii With him in l-anlcviilt‘. which
has Dec 11 their home Since that tinic.
Mr. \‘inton owned the leading stun ni‘
that plnu- for more than thirty—Nye
yrnrs.
The past office of the Village was
located in that store and for twrnly-
si-vi-n years Mrs. \‘inion was postmis~
tress. She wns :xppuinlrd by l‘rrsidcnt
(‘It-Vo-lund. lit‘l‘ appointment camr as
u rcqurst oi‘ the rrsidcnts of the place.
although her leaning was to the G. 0.
1'. Mrs. \‘inton made at most efficient
postmisircss. Smrn years ago when
Mr. \‘inlon was t-li-ctcd sheriff he sold
out the store.
Mrs. \‘inton is a
Slorrs Congregational church
connected with the Mansfield Red
Cross chapter and many other civic
organizations. She takes much inter-
est in matters going on in Mansfield
and in the “'lllingtons
TOCCORONY FINED
FOR VIOLATING
JITNEY ORDINANCE
Continued from first Page.
of thr-
and is
mum ber
and \K‘all streets and Washington and
North Main streets, and that he dis-
charged passengers and received pas-
sengers at these points.
Prosecutor Edward M. Lockwood in
summoning up said that in his opinion
that the fare charged did not matter
and that it wasd violation of the state
law just as soon as an automobile
bearing “0" markers operated be-
tween two definite points and between
which there was trolley service. He
said that it was not up to the court to
decide as to tire justice of the law. but
simply to enforce the statue as it was
"enacted.
Judge Candee found the accused
guilty on two counts: first for operat-
ing a jitney and second for operating
without jitney markers On the first
count. be imposed a. fine of $25 and
out-the second 315.
The case of John Noviello. another
jitney violation. was continued until 2
o'clock this afternoon.
'R’ECTOR GIVEN“
SALARY INCREASE
Continued from First Page.
werk of the rector for the past ten
months. and containing also a sub-
stantial increase in the rector's'salary.
was unanimously adopted. .
Tile following officers were elected:
VVardens——David W. Ra‘y'monu.
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.
Treasurer—F-Arthur Lole.
Parish Clerk—Charles
mann..
Vestrymen—Philip N. hna' pp. Bur-
gess Jennings. Charles. H. Mann.
Henry 0. Bailey. Arthur Lole.,William
F. ‘ Geh r-
iR. Pennington. William H. Derringer.
William R. Cartwright, Charles H.
Gehrmann. Charles F. Gehrmann and
Edwin W. Tallmadge. _ all
belegates. to the diocesan? .
fiery—David; W. Raymond and Santa 'l
H. Krieger Co.
SPECIAL SALE
___0f___
Mourning Millinery
\\’e are showing a beautiful assortz w '- 1 .;
Black Silk Hand Tailored Hats, small il‘:
bans, medium and large shapes, suitable:
young, middle aged and old ladies——
Popular Prices Prevail
$3.98 to $5.98
January Clearance Sale
____0f__
Coats and Dresses
Trico-
,Showing new Spring Styles of Serge.
tine and Jersey Dresses——
From $4.98 to $10.98
H. Krieger Co,-
The Store Where Quality Is Consistent with Price;-
f__———‘
SUIT OVER COPRA TRADE RUM. St‘HOONliR DAM “-3 " IV
COLLISION.
Commander Keep Brings Suit Against NEW YORK. Jan. 15,- -‘ "it?
South Seas Pacific and Pacific motor schooner Ruth-.1 A “33':
Development Companies 1.900 cases of liquor ”‘01:?" er
NEW YORK. Jan. 18.—0n the cal- as limped “1‘0 P0"? “:33" .., .n
endar of the Supreme Court in Brook- b°W.SmaShed and “‘Of'r. . ._ 33...;
lyn, today. was the suit of former 1X?" 1101(I- H?“ “19“?” 1“ .33..
Lieutenant-Commander Howard S. his cratt had been inn “V
Keep against the South Seas Pacific 5‘93““th bhf'at “Th“ ' (r
at anchor fii‘tccn iniim w
and the Pacific Development Compan- _ . ‘ 3 . 3
Atlantic Highlands l‘nr ‘ l.
ies ton an option in the copra trade. 3 ‘ st 1.
The former American naval officer was he had' cleared “” ' ' ‘1 .. 4....
the option with no ports of cull schn .
said to have obtained
tion through the friendship of a.
Samoan princess and her father while
he was in command of the wireless
station on the island of Tutuila.
Commander Keep returned to New
York in June, 1919, and according to
United States.
“A
J‘AKVLI‘ZD w“ sl‘Il)[ll\(-‘ DENIM.“
svnncrsn. X Y- J“ 3..
C. Harris. National Guam“: 33c 3.. the
tenccd to sew) “Vin“ ’m'" "”3 I
his sto made an arran ement with .. , . ,, . , .3. . ... -...\ a
the P3371310 Developmentu‘gCompany to commOnrJ‘K‘L 2:11 ‘33:“: ...~
take up the option and form the South fif“? 0‘ 35-” '“‘p°”] .m Luna . 4dr
Seas Pacific Company, to trade in “f“ Which round ”3 .32. in 1...... ‘ll-H
copra. The yacht Ajax was bought to “mg-arms“ '5 ”iln‘iazk'i‘s a 3 . A. .w
carry a. party to Samoa. andKeep, af— a prisoner. but in?” ~ man the
terxesignlng‘ from the Navy, shipped liq-was “Page“ 0 _“ iehwrnm: “27-“
as ane or the yacht’s crew. 00ml.“ 3341'- b‘“ “”15. ,1 ‘fl. axilli(ul'lti“-‘1
- -m his complainthe saysithat a. stop filmed baCk 1° the mm a :. qt a 3...; us
was made at: Bermuda. and? there the: Officers of Comgan-fifi, 2r;is:3nf'r. there
._ f 7 .s or? sit, the toying-e to con $1158 in any m a...
, tithes being-11.9; 5““
' Laundries. ,
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